Through the work of Ruby Gulch Mining Company, the Gold Reserve Mining Company, and Pegasus Gold, this property was consolidated from mineral owners. Geologists estimate that only 20% of the gold and silver has been harvested from this Montana land, leaving plenty of reserves for investors or operators. The property is characterized by planted reclaimed pit mining sites, cliff bands, timbered ridges, and clearcuts, creating a bighorn sheep sanctuary and a mule deer and elk habitat.

Located in the scenic Stillwater Valley near Nye, Montana, this legacy property features 1.65± miles of the Stillwater River frontage, complemented by 0.7± miles of both sides of the West Fork Stillwater River flowing through the heart of the ranch. With irrigated and sub-irrigated pastures, thermal springs, modest homes, abundant wildlife, and panoramic mountain views, it offers exceptional recreational opportunity, agricultural utility, and natural beauty in a private and peaceful setting.

Originally homesteaded in 1896 and owned by the same family for over a century, this historic Montana ranch embodies the spirit of the American West. With pristine river frontage, natural springs, abundant wildlife, and productive meadows, it offers opportunities for ranching, recreation, and conservation. Free from zoning restrictions or conservation easements, it provides the rare freedom to build, preserve, or evolve the land while enjoying proximity to natural landmarks and Yellowstone.

Nestled between the Bridger, Absaroka, and Crazy Mountains, this Montana farm sits right off Highway 89 for year-round access. The farm has been well-managed, from rich farmland to rolling meadows, including 168± acres of flood-irrigated land with high-priority water rights from Cottonwood Ditch. An additional 73± acres of dryland hay ground can be productive during wet years, as well as 10± acres of pasture. The property has traditionally been leased out for farming and seasonal grazing.

This property, just north of Three Forks, Montana, boasts about a mile of Missouri River frontage and varies from juniper canyons to a lush riparian bottom. The river braids offer wetland habitat, attracting a wealth of wildlife. The views are dramatic, with the Bridgers to the east, the Spanish Peaks and Tobacco Roots to the south, and the Elk Horn and Big Belt Mountains to the north. A small one-bed, one-bath cabin includes a loft and two garage spaces, running entirely on solar power.

At the base of the Dickie Hills with views of the Pioneer Mountains, this property boasts 500± feet of Big Hole River frontage. A 1,984± SF home sits steps from the river. This area is home to elk, deer, moose, bear, ducks, and more. The property is just 5± minutes from Wise River and its airstrip, and less than an hour from Butte’s commercial airport, offering the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Whether you’re seeking fishing, adventure, or serenity, this retreat has it all.

This Montana property offers 9± miles of live water and natural pools awaiting a dry fly cast, timbered draws, and shrub-covered hills camouflaging elk and mule deer. The ranch is a blank canvas for new owners to pursue quiet solitude and their favorite recreational activities. Only 29± miles southeast of the small ranching town of Big Timber, Montana, the property presents endless outdoor pursuits and attractive investment opportunities.

This exceptional 173± acre property near Philipsburg, Montana, combines agriculture and recreation, offering an ideal setting for various outdoor adventures. Rarely available at this price point, the Upper Willow Creek Retreat features over a mile of live water meandering through lush riparian meadows and pockets of timber, diverse wildlife, stunning mountain views, and extensive recreational opportunities. Nestled in a secluded valley, it stands out as a premier choice in today’s market.

In between the Crazy Mountains, Bridger Range, Bangtail Range, and Castle Mountains sits this land in two parcels, a little over an hour north of Bozeman, Montana, and stretching almost 6.5 miles long. This property is contiguous to 631± acres of state land about boasts about three-quarters of a mile of Sixteen Mile Creek. The ranch supports elk, moose, deer, blue and sharp-tailed grouse, antelope, and other wildlife. Tucked away and surrounded by towering peaks, this land is a blank slate.