Rio Rojo Canyon Ranch is an exceptionally wild place that remains relatively untouched by human hands. With the Canadian River Canyon providing the backdrop, it’s a visually stunning landscape teeming with wildlife. The 3,208± total acres hold 8 miles of the Canadian River and consist of pristine, secluded, wilderness habitat with zero people-pressure and no public access. High elevation grasslands meet deep canyon country along both sides of the spectacular gorge. Views of distant snow-capped mountains add a special touch of western drama.
The wild Canadian River is a fantastic wildlife corridor supporting a diverse suite of mammals, fish, and waterfowl. On both sides of the rim, old homesteads and stacked-stone ruins hold secrets of the past. Trophy Elk and Big Mule Deer thrive on this ranch along with Barbary Sheep (Aoudad), Pronghorn, Turkey, Mountain Lion, Bobcats, and Black Bear. Enjoy Unlimited Landowner Elk Permits in a game unit where there is almost no public elk hunting. Because of the habitat’s unique nature, this property has been under consideration by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish for the re-introduction of Rocky Mountain Big Horn Sheep.
Situated between two very large cattle ranches, much of which is State Land and National Grasslands, this incredibly private property offers incomparable hunting and recreational opportunities. A very comfortable, updated 1,800 square-foot residence in Springer, New Mexico is the perfect staging location and launch point for adventure. Springer is on Interstate 25, about two hours north of Santa Fe. Acreage is approximately 2,648± deeded acres and 560± acres of state lease.
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Cañones Creek Ranch offers 518± acres in northern New Mexico, featuring 1.25± miles of Chama River frontage, renowned for world-class fly fishing and enhanced trout habitat. The ranch also presents excellent hunting for elk and mule deer, bordering the Jicarilla Apache Nation. With substantial water rights, it supports hay production and cattle grazing, providing income. Improvements include a remodeled home, apartment, and garage, making this a rare live-water recreational retreat.
This serene haven in the picturesque Sapello River Valley features nearly 2,000± feet of river frontage, divided into lush irrigable farmland and old-growth forest. The property supports diverse wildlife, including elk, deer, and songbirds. It boasts a Northern New Mexico-style adobe main house with expansive views, a historic barn, and additional equestrian facilities. Surrounded by majestic ponderosa pines and mature pinons, it offers exceptional tranquility and natural beauty.
Less than a half mile from the historic Santa Fe Trail Pecos River Crossing, the 32.5± acre Nick of Time Farm in Northern New Mexico offers 1,800± feet of Pecos River frontage, abundant wildlife, and excellent fishing. The remodeled adobe farmhouse includes three beds, two baths, and modern amenities. With plentiful irrigation for alfalfa hay fields, multiple outbuildings, and significant agricultural tax benefits, this farm near Santa Fe and Las Vegas is ideal for hands-on or shared farming
A private New Mexico hunting oasis, it has a large population of big game coming from the vast Sevilleta Wildlife Refuge. With irrigated acreage for planting wildlife-attracting crops and water resources, this could allow for additional hunting improvements targeting waterfowl. The substantial water rights are a valuable resource. Sevilleta Hills Elk Ranch is ideal for buyers interested in big game hunting, multiple income streams, and investment opportunities.
Monarch Ranch is a sportsman’s paradise yet close enough to the mountain towns of Chama, New Mexico, and Pagosa Springs, Colorado, to be a year-round destination for your entire family. This spectacular ranch has trophy elk and mule deer in Northern Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, yet is close to the Colorado border. Elk, mule deer, black bear, turkey, mountain lion, and coyote are all present on the property, as evidenced by the game cam photos.
This rich New Mexico oasis in the rugged Glorieta Mesa area offers dramatic canyons, coniferous forest, essential springs, and abundant wildlife. Direct access to the Santa Fe National Forest provides an exceptional opportunity for hiking and horseback riding. The stunning adobe hacienda is an ideal place for relaxing with family and friends. Enjoy fishing on the nearby Pecos River, skiing at Ski Santa Fe, and the fine dining and culture of downtown Santa Fe, a mere 45 minutes away.
