Strategies for Managing Wildlife to Cultivate Trophy-Quality Animals
I have been a student of animal health my whole life. Growing up in Eastern Oregon on a 22,000 acre ranch ignited an interest in the wildlife our land hosted from a young age. This land was not only a source of sustenance and livelihood for my family but also ignited an enduring passion for wildlife. Whether cattle, deer, or elk, these animals have been my lifeblood. My expertise has grown and developed through the years, from being raised on a ranch to managing a hunting ranch to now being a land broker. Still, if there’s one thing I’ve become
Connect with Scott Coe
Scott Coe is an Oregon real estate Broker. He joined the Fay Ranches family, which is an ideal fit. Scott's acquired knowledge over the years of his real-life experiences to give expert advice on both selling ranches and buying ranches. His expert knowledge offers sellers and buyers real-world options, from the conversation of wildlife and its habitat to the working side of ranches, from cattle to farming. This allows him to combine his experiences of hunting, land conservation, and cattle and ranch operations into first-hand knowledge for Buyers and Sellers. He is very efficient in listing ranches to represent the history, the wildlife, and the land, which profits the buyers of listed ranches to maximize the resource and preserve these land icons of the American west for future generations. Scott's integrity and dedication to you are his top priorities.
Discover the Charm and Opportunities of North Dakota
Are you considering a move but unsure where to settle? North Dakota, often overlooked by travelers and potential residents alike, offers a wealth of opportunities and a lifestyle to suit a variety of preferences. Whether you’re drawn to outdoor adventures, a slower pace of life, or expanding career opportunities, this charming state has something to […]
Easement Dispute – Ask an Agent
Dear Land Expert, I am preparing to list my Western ranch soon; however, my neighbor is currently contesting an easement that crosses a corner of their property, an access route I’ve used consistently and that has been essential for reaching certain parts of my land. While I’ve always understood this to be a valid easement, […]
