Property Overview
6 S Ranch offers an exceptional opportunity to own 2,586± deeded acres of productive grazing land and outstanding big game habitat in the scenic foothills of southern Colorado. Designed for efficient livestock management while providing excellent recreational opportunities in Colorado GMU 128, this turnkey ranch is ready for immediate operation.
The ranch is thoughtfully cross-fenced into five rotational grazing pastures, allowing for improved forage management and livestock distribution. A dependable livestock water system includes two water wells, a 16,000+ gallon storage tank, and stock tanks strategically located throughout the property to provide reliable water across the ranch. The perimeter and cross fencing are in excellent condition, minimizing maintenance and allowing a new owner to focus on ranch operations.
The landscape offers remarkable diversity, with rolling grassy meadows, rocky bluffs, and abundant stands of juniper, pinyon pine, Gambel oak, and sumac, creating both scenic beauty and outstanding wildlife habitat. Hunters and wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate healthy populations of elk, mule deer, pronghorn antelope, scaled quail, and roadrunners, making the ranch an equally appealing recreational retreat.
Improvements include a well-built 1,200± square foot insulated shop (30’ x 40’ with 14-foot walls) featuring a large overhead roll-up door for storing equipment, ATVs, ranch supplies, or recreational gear. The ranch enjoys year-round county road access from Claymine Road and offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Spanish Peaks, Mestas, Greenhorn Mountain within the Wet Mountain Range, and even Pikes Peak on clear days.
Whether you’re looking to expand a cattle operation, invest in productive Colorado ranchland, or own a premier hunting property with exceptional scenery, the 6 S Ranch delivers an outstanding combination of functionality, natural beauty, and recreational appeal.
Property Facts
- 2,586± deeded acres in Pueblo County, Colorado
- Two water wells supply a comprehensive stock tank system throughout the ranch
- County road access from Claymine Road
- 30’ x 40’ with 14-foot walls and a roll-up door
- Juniper, pinyon, oak brush, and sumac vegetation cover rocky bluffs and grassy meadows
- Elk, mule deer, pronghorn, quail and dove hunting opportunities
- Cross-fenced into 5 rotational pastures
- 16,000± gallon storage tank can gravity-feed the entire water system
- Mountain views of the Spanish Peaks, Mountain Mestas, Greenhorn Mountain, and Pike’s Peak
- Great opportunity for a conservation easement
