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Lucky 7 Ranch
McDermitt, NevadaThis fully functioning Nevada ranch boasts all the efficiencies expected of a high desert outfit with the capacity to run 3,360 AUs± efficiently. Lucky 7 transforms its native grass into a high-quality protein through its reputation calf crop year after year. With decades of careful management, it has been an industry leader and will continue that trend by economically running cows and calves and by capitalizing on the economies of scale offered by its geographical location and size.
Montana Little Valley Ranch
Avon, MontanaThis western Montana ranch in the Avon Valley is about 50± miles from Helena. The core of the deeded acres and leased acres are comprised of mountain meadows and timbered hills. The majority of the ranch’s leased acres reach higher elevations in the Garnet Range. Strickland Creek and Davis Creek emerge in the Garnets, watering the ranch’s wildlife and livestock. With a resident elk herd that numbers several hundred during the fall season, Little Valley is a dream ranch for the sportsman.
Northern Plains Grassland & Cattle Ranch
Belle Fourche, South DakotaThis is an opportunity to invest in a very large production ranch in the heart of cattle country in South Dakota. Offering an exceptional feed base with an above-average water supply, quality fences, and excellent access. The livestock working facilities are strategically positioned for efficiency and the main headquarters and outbuildings are in excellent working condition.
Rocking Chair Ranch
Dubois, WyomingThis legacy Wyoming property checks all the boxes with multiple residential dwellings, a working ranch and expansion options – all within a majestic setting that is rarely available in today’s intermountain West. The property’s expansive and varied landscape, encompassing 75,000± total acres, provides year-round recreational activities for all ages and interests, making this ranch ideal for multi-generational or expansive families. The Wyoming ranch offers horseback riding, atv trails, big game hunting, and more.
Hufford Hereford Ranch
Fort Rock, OregonThis diverse opportunity in the Oregon high desert has three fully developed businesses: hay production, seed stock cattle, and solar electricity. The markets for hay, cattle, and electricity are in place and transferable. The solar project contains an expansion plan, the cattle have a client base, and the hay has established domestic and foreign buyers. The climate is conducive for the production of high-quality alfalfa hay, strong and hearty cattle, and clean, renewable electricity.
H & J Quarters Farm
Ethridge, MontanaOffering an intriguing opportunity for an agricultural buyer in search of productive farm ground or an investment buyer who appreciates the income opportunities from both farm leases and the wind farm component. The property truly is in the heart of some of Montana’s best and most productive farmland and is situated to take advantage of Montana’s recreational bounty.
North Fork Willow Creek Ranch
Choteau, MontanaScenic and productive working cattle ranch within a short drive to the quaint community of Choteau, Montana. The ranch features a creekside historic home, updated for comfort and convenience plus a complete set of working facilities including barns and corrals to support current livestock operations. Lush creek bottomlands, irrigated hay meadows, and dryland pasture for cattle grazing. Enjoy the backdrop of the Rocky Mountain Front and the gateway to the Bob Marshall Wilderness.
Hidden Springs Ranch
Riverton, WyomingThis Wyoming cattle ranch offers low overhead, low operating costs, and big production, along with outstanding big game and bird hunting opportunities. It is home to huge mule deer, pronghorn antelope, Rocky Mountain elk, and some of the best chukar hunting available. All the improvements make this a turnkey cattle ranch, including the main home, ranch hand home, bunkhouse, shop, barn, and efficient cattle working facility. Countless “hidden” springs are scattered across the acreage.
Pryor Mountain’s Outlaw Ranch
Bridger, MontanaThis productive working and recreational Montana ranch is within the corridor of the Bighorn River and flanked by the Pryor Mountains and is set up to be your “field of dreams.” Offering ideal habitat for elk, mule deer, and antelope, this ranch’s remote and diverse topography makes it an excellent recreational property. It remains essentially the same as it was 100 years ago, as the ranch continues to run as a cattle operation bringing in around 200 cow/calf pairs in the summer months.
BK Ranch
Bly, OregonThis Oregon ranch offers a discerning cattleman the opportunity to own this all-deeded, reputation cattle ranch. The ranch possesses significant agricultural production and excellent accessibility without sacrificing privacy or access to adjacent recreation and public lands. You will have to look far and wide to find an Oregon Ranch that matches this one!
John Day River Ranch
Antelope, OregonThis operating Oregon cattle ranch includes outstanding recreational amenities and an opportunity to improve on what nature has provided, both in agricultural production and recreational development. The John Day River winds along and through the ranch with deeded river frontage. The balance of the frontage is predominately through BLM lands which are grazed by the ranch. The ranch joins BLM land accessible only from the river or adjoining private lands.
Montana’s T-Rex Ranch
Jordan, MontanaThis one-of-a-kind Montana ranch serves as a perfect example of the diversity within the region. It’s part of the Hell Creek Formation with rolling hills, native ranges, wide-open prairies, timbered stands, rocky buttes, sandstone cliffs, reservoirs, seasonal drainages, and desert-like flora and fauna. The property offers a productive dryland farming and ranching legacy with forage, forests, open meadows, exceptional big game and upland bird hunting, and two well-maintained homes.
Belle Fourche Valley
Double Well Cattle Ranch
Belle Fourche, South Dakota
A “producer designed” cattle feeding operation that boasts quality construction in South Dakota. The working facilities are second to none, with buildings strategically placed and tied together with pens, corrals and alleyways. Feedlots are located adjacent to the barns offering exceptional southern exposure with superb drainage. Pastures are cross fenced for range management and are sufficiently watered throughout.
Little Rosie Ranch
Sand Springs, MontanaThis versatile ranch offers a fantastic getaway for those who truly enjoy seclusion, privacy, and the great outdoors conveniently located in Montana. Whether you are in the market for grass, an avid hunter, or just appreciate seeing wildlife in their natural habitat, this ranch is a beautiful mix of deep canyons, badlands, and prairie wilderness with unlimited potential.
Boles Canyon Ranch
Hill City, South DakotaWhether you are looking for an agriculturally zoned mountain ranchland property, your own private hide-away parcel of raw land overlooking lush meadows and surrounded by whispering pines, a wrangler’s horseback riding property, or other year-round recreational and hunting haven, this cattle property in South Dakota is a tangible asset that could be passed down for generations.
Moser Ranch
Fields, OregonThis old-time Nevada/Oregon desert ranch lies next to Denio, Nevada. The deeded land and the BLM permit are in both states. The permit is out the gate both for summer and winter. The irrigated ground has water rights from Denio creek for early spring and amazing wells for the remainder of the year. The Cow Lakes shares allow for another 200 plus cows and the ranch can put up enough hay for 450+ cows. This is an opportunity to own a productive cattle ranch at an attractive per unit price.
Mann Creek Valley
Farm & Ranch
Weiser, Idaho
This fully fenced and cross fenced Idaho ranch currently runs 200+ pair year-round. The diverse dryland terrain is excellent grazing and is self-sustainable with opportunities to enhance the farming and ranching operations, and opportunities for big game and upland bird hunting. There is ample irrigation and four natural springs on the property used for stock water year-round. Improvements include two Zimmatic pivots and working corrals for sorting, loading, and shipping.
Wood Creek Ranch
Hereford, OregonLocated in a quiet, traditional Oregon ranching community, this compact, productive ranch features stored irrigation water from the Unity Reservoir. Wild meadows and alfalfa are irrigated by gated pipe, flood, and wheel lines. The home is up off the valley floor with great views. A forest permit for 185 cows is available from June to October 15. This great ranch will run 200+ cows with reliable water and feed. It’s located 35 miles from Baker and 10 miles from Unity.
John Day Breaks Pasture
Antelope, OregonThis ranch is just minutes from the John Day River at Clarno and adjacent to BLM lands fenced-in which are permitted for 21 Animal Unit Months (AUMs) of grazing. The rolling terrain has tremendous views of the John Day River Canyon. It is transected by five draws that provide seasonal drainage, and springs provide good water and cover for livestock and wildlife. The varied terrain is frequented by Rocky Mountain elk, mule deer, pronghorn antelope, chukar, turkey, and more.
D Bar X Ranch
Gilchrist, OregonCurrently operating as an equestrian property, this beautiful Central Oregon hideaway with over ¼ mile of river frontage would make the perfect family retreat, full-time residence, or weekend getaway. With a paved, private driveway, this property can be accessed year-round. Out of town guests will enjoy the old town, set up as four bunkhouses with bunk beds and a bathhouse. For the visitor with an RV, there are plenty of peaceful locations to camp out, along with the convenience of an RV dump.
Greens’ Feedlot
Madras, OregonThis type of property does not hit the market very often. This offering is a prime opportunity to tap into the cattle/agricultural world with a successful pre-existing facility in Oregon. This 6,000 head CAFO permit feedlot has irrigated deeded farm ground, is adjacent to the area’s livestock sale yard, and has natural rolling topography to allow for excellent drainage.
