Hunting Land, Property, and Ranches for Sale

This Texas ranch is a world-class and extraordinary example of natural resource and rangeland restoration undertakings over the course of several decades following an intense use of portions of the surface to secure lignite.  The resources that were put to work on this restoration project have resulted in an extensive ranch with rolling rangelands of both improved and native grasses, heavily wooded bottomlands (and some hilltops), and incredible water features.

Established in 1879, Cross Keys Ranch spans 66,000± acres, blending history with a premier cattle operation. Rated for 1,200–1,500 cows, it features irrigated hay ground, vast grazing land, and stunning landscapes from the Cascade Mountains to the Deschutes River. Offering hunting, fishing, ATV trails, and more, it includes a luxury owner’s home, guest cabins, a rodeo arena, and historic buildings. With unmatched beauty and versatility, this ranch is a rare and historic opportunity.

This stunning ranch has incredible views in all directions ranging from mountain ranges, the Yellowstone River, the famed Paradise Valley and into Yellowstone National Park. The land transitions through three ecosystems from the river bottom riparian area to the Absaroka Mountain Range’s forested mountains. There are also three lakes on the ranch. The ranch is well improved with a beautiful log home and guest homes and the Dome Mountain Guest Ranch structures along the river.

A premier river-to-mountain property in Montana’s Ruby River Valley, offering exceptional privacy, water, and wildlife. Both sides of a blue-ribbon trout river, a private spring creek, and a scenic pond system create outstanding fishing and waterfowl habitat. The land balances productive agriculture and conservation, with abundant elk and deer and nearby public land access. Improvements include a striking main residence, guest home, and manager’s home, all set in a beautiful, secluded landscape.

This property features a stunning 9,690± SF dream home designed by Locati Architects with views of Bozeman’s Gallatin Valley, the Bridger Mountains, and the Missouri River Valley. This escape in Montana includes a guest home, a barn for toys and gear, a rustic hunting cabin, and a ranch manager’s home. The striking improvements are only bested by the thousands of deeded acres to recreate on, already divided into 21 parcels.

Cheyenne River Ranch spans 17,936± total acres just 30 minutes from Rapid City, South Dakota. It supports significant cattle and buffalo operations with 16,850± deeded acres, grazing permits, and rich water resources from Rapid Creek. Improvements include homes, working facilities, and 30 miles of pipeline. Fertile hay ground and trophy wildlife add to its value. This rare offering combines scale, productivity, and recreation—priced below multiple appraisals.

This premier big game hunting retreat is surrounded by public lands, offering rare seclusion and recreation. With year-round streams, a private reservoir, and direct access to national forest, it supports abundant wildlife, varied terrain, and boundless outdoor adventure. Rich in natural resources and scenic beauty—from open rangeland to aspen-covered high country—it perfectly captures the spirit of the Western lifestyle.

This ranch covers nearly the entire Wylie Mountain range in West Texas, offering diverse habitats like desert grasslands, brushlands, foothills, and expansive canyons. The ranch supports wildlife such as mule deer, pronghorn, and quail, alongside exotic species like elk and aoudad. Improvements include a 3/2 owner’s home and manager’s residence. Water is sourced from 6 wells and runoff tanks. The ranch includes acres of mineral rights and leased acres from the Texas Pacific Land Trust.

A diverse Colorado ranch, ranging in elevation from 6,700′ to 7,600′, includes over a mile of the legendary Elk River on the southeast boundary, rolling grazing land in the middle acreage, and the northwest boundary sits at the base of Sleeping Giant Mountain. Big game hunting for elk, mule deer, and pronghorn is present during the fall season. Due to the senior Elk River water right, the ranch produces in excess of 300 tons annually and can graze 200 AUMs. Multiple springs serve small ponds.

Nowhere in the Southwestern US will one find a more productive combination of farm & ranch at this kind of price, and with New Mexico’s low property taxes! An incredible amount of water is attached to this farm. An abundance of grazing with large-herd-carrying capacity makes up the range lands, with the price-per-animal-unit being lower thanks to State and BLM leased lands. Both properties are wildlife strongholds with biodiversity that lends itself to activities ranging from trophy big game hunting to some of the finest birdwatching in NM.

This Colorado ranch contains irrigated hay meadows across the entire ranch from low to high elevations & a perfect mosaic interspersed habitat including cottonwood, willow, aspen, gambrel oak, and evergreen forests. The abundant forage, plentiful water resources, and diverse habitat provide a natural preserve for the area elk herd and mule deer populations. The ranch includes over 1.5 miles of fishable Sweetwater Creek, multiple stocked reservoirs, and a diverse portfolio of senior water rights.

This Oregon property offers seclusion and wildlife habitat while bordering La Pine. Highlights include a log home with mountain views, a pond with a dock, and the Little Deschutes River. The main site features a detached carport, office, horse barn, hobby barn, additional homes, and historic barns. The ranch spans 2.7± miles along the river and includes pine forests and meadows with diverse wildlife. It offers various land use options and the perfect retreat for privacy and recreation.

An hour from Billings, Montana, this property boasts 7.5+ miles of Bighorn River frontage. Endless fishing opportunities include walleye, sauger, smallmouth bass, catfish, ling, and rainbow and brown trout. For the hunter, pursue bull elk, white-tailed and mule deer, antelope, pheasants, turkeys, Hungarian partridge, and sharp-tailed grouse. This ranch is renowned for its waterfowl hunting. Boasting 5 center pivots/wheel lines and flood irrigation, the soils are high-producing.

About 10 minutes to Deer Lodge, Montana, this recreational paradise sits up against the Boulder Mountains. Creeks and springs flow through as animals traipse by on their way to contiguous National Forest, bordering the property for almost nine miles. The property features an 8,774± SF, 3 bed, 5 bath home, a second home, additional residences, hunting cabins, and outbuildings. Agricultural operations include irrigated hay ground, pivots, wheel-line and flood-irrigated fields, and fenced pastures. State and Forest Service grazing leases total 4,100± acres.

Fay Ranches is proud to announce the featured sale of The Ennis Lake Ranch, one of those highly coveted Madison Valley ranches. The Ennis Lake Ranch is both stunningly beautiful and located in a highly desirable area. As its namesake implies, Ennis Lake Ranch is one of the very few ranches with frontage on the lake, providing gorgeous views and boating fun.

Nestled at the base of the Absaroka Mountains in south central Montana, the West Boulder Ranch is one of the most scenic and prolific sporting ranches in the Northern Rockies.

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.

Available for the first time in five decades, Idaho’s Branch Keyhole Ranch spans a vast expanse of undulating hills and fragmented waterways. With its eastern boundary adjacent to Payette National Forest, the ranch boasts 86,673± acres of grazing leases. The property includes around 600± irrigated acres (pivots & wheel line) and 600± acres of dryland farming. The ranch features three residences, corrals, and all the necessary infrastructure, epitomizing the classic Western cattle ranch setting.

This Texas conservation ranch offers diverse landscapes of live oaks, native grasses, bluffs, and canyons along Purgatory Creek. The property has been actively managed for wildlife, supporting whitetail deer, turkey, dove, and feral hogs. Water wells, troughs, and electrical services offer sustainable land stewardship and potential for future subdivision. Protected by two conservation easements, the ranch allows up to 6 building envelopes, making it an ideal long-term investment.

Located near Helena, Montana, this exceptional cattle and recreational property combines modern functionality with authentic western character. Extensive updates to improvements and infrastructure enhance efficiency and support all aspects of ranch operations. Fertile pastures, trout ponds, and abundant wildlife create outstanding opportunities for outdoor recreation. With comfortable living quarters and panoramic mountain scenery, this property offers the ultimate Montana ranching lifestyle.

This historic and stunning Montana ranch is situated in the Little Belt Mountain Range and offers a nearly incomparable spectrum of wildlife habitats to attract game. The combination of grassy meadows, large basins, spring seeps, aspen groves, and mature timber provides shelter, food, and sanctuary for a plethora of species. Eagle and Sheep Creeks flow through portions of the property, which provide endless fishing adventures for the avid angler. It is set up for a large-scale Cattle ranch.

This extraordinary ranch offers diverse landscapes, including forested mountains, sagebrush hillsides, aspen creek bottoms, irrigated hay fields, and natural grasslands. Located 25± minutes from Helena, Montana’s state capital, the property is a generational working ranch providing excellent wildlife resources, recreation, and natural beauty. Developed as a traditional Montana cattle ranch, the improvements comprise multiple residences, historic sheep barns, loafing sheds, and corrals.

An extraordinary opportunity in the heart of the American West, this iconic ranch embodies the ideal blend of adventure, agricultural productivity, and natural beauty. Premier cattle and hay operations are supported by significant irrigation rights and supplemental wells. The ranch offers a private bass lake, outstanding big game hunting, abundant fishing, multiple homes and cabins, rodeo grounds, a trap and skeet range, and unmatched resources for a multigenerational Western lifestyle.

The Corbly Mountain Ranch offers a wide variety of recreational pursuits from hunting, hiking, biking, horseback riding, and whatever your heart desires. With private and direct access to the forest service, the possibilities are endless. Only 25 minutes from downtown Bozeman and 15 minutes from the airport the location is convenient while being at the end of the road and very private. Along with great views and many building sites, the Ranch is a must-see.

The opportunity to own a ranch of this size rarely comes up in Western Washington. The large open grassland area on the hill is the perfect place to build your dream home where you can enjoy watching the sunrise over the mountains. Enjoy a rural, secluded lifestyle with all the convenience of being close to amenities.

Montana’s beautiful Clark Fork River Valley is now a quiet ranching community and home to a unique Montana ranch. With its diverse and abundant wildlife population and rolling landscape, the property is a rare Montana property in a desirable location. A beautiful 3,000± square-foot off-grid log home rests on an open ridge, maximizing views of the valley below. From well-constructed mountain roads and trails and improvements, the ranch is the ultimate turn-key opportunity.

This Texas property, established in 1859 and managed by six generations, blends rich history with natural beauty. It features diverse landscapes, including rolling rangelands with live oaks and wildflowers and two creeks—Blanco and Mucorrera—offering scenic views and recreational opportunities. Home to abundant wildlife, the property also supports an active cattle operation. Improvements include working pens, hunting camps, and water sources, making it a versatile property for various uses.

This Colorado mountain ranch offers aspen groves, spruce, fir, and meadows with live water creeks up from Groundhog Reservoir, offering lush grass for grazing cattle. A thoughtful conservation easement protects the property and provides flexibility, allowing commercial hunting, grazing, timbering, and future homesites. The fishery on the ranch is waiting to be developed further. Elk hunting is stupendous, and world record line class rainbow trout have been caught in Groundhog Reservoir.

This Idaho ranch supports 1,300 cow/calf pairs and 400 yearlings. Upgrades to irrigation are planned with NRCS funding. Features include a 3,200 SF home (4BD/4BA, two family rooms) set in a breathtaking river valley against the Sawtooth Mountains. It boasts private access to over 3 miles of fishable waters, rich with brook and rainbow trout, and abundant hunting opportunities for upland game birds and big game. Priority water rights and year-round access are available via Muldoon Creek Road.

This premier Wyoming ranch offers a rare combination of privacy, production, and recreation. Set in the western Black Hills, it features a 6,500± sq ft custom log home, a heated indoor arena with stalls and roping setup, and extensive cattle facilities supporting a 225-pair cow/calf operation. Diverse terrain supports trophy elk, deer, antelope, and birds, with two annual landowner elk tags. Ample water includes wells, tanks, springs, and reservoirs. Conveniently located near Upton and Sundance.

This Idaho ranch offers exceptional agricultural productivity with extensive water resources, irrigated pastures, and efficient infrastructure for a large cattle operation. Multiple creeks, ponds, pivots, and well-designed facilities support strong hay and livestock production. Scenic river frontage on the Salmon River, abundant wildlife, and mountain views enhance its appeal, while quality improvements and year-round access create a rare blend of performance and functionality.

Situated on the banks of the Jefferson River and multiple spring-fed ponds on site, this ranch property offers a southwestern Montana sporting lifestyle. Fishing enthusiasts will be thrilled to discover 1.5± miles of world-class trophy trout river frontage on the property. The crystal-clear waters of the Jefferson River are home to some of the most impressive trout in the world. The new owner can enjoy exciting hunts for whitetail deer, waterfowl, and upland birds.

This property offers premier big game hunting for elk, deer, and antelope, along with over three miles of creek frontage and panoramic views of the Absaroka Beartooth Mountains. Featuring irrigated meadows, rolling pastures, and timbered hills, it supports both recreation and livestock operations. Ideally located near Big Timber with easy access to Livingston and Bozeman, it combines natural beauty, privacy, and strong agricultural potential in one remarkable setting.

Generational ranches are very special, and this Montana ranch for sale is no different. It offers acreage, river frontage, and has surrounding forests to roam and enjoy the rugged nature of Rock. Rock Creek has flowed through this valley for thousands of years, etching its history into the canyon walls. Fertile soil, lush grass, and approximately 1.5 miles of river frontage offer an abundance of recreational opportunities and untamed beauty.

Set in the dramatic landscapes of Abiquiú, New Mexico, Shirley MacLaine’s property combines natural beauty with spiritual peace. Unique white sandstone cliffs made famous by Georgia O’Keeffe rise at the entrance, while vast pinyon/juniper forests & native grasses stretch across the land. A hacienda-style home with solar and wind power anchors the ranch, complemented by a caretaker’s home and barns. With national forest adjacency, abundant wildlife, and rich history, it offers a rare opportunity.

Nestled in Montana’s breathtaking Madison Valley near Cameron, this secluded end-of-the-road ranch is bordered by 2.5± miles of National Forest, offering direct access to pristine wilderness. Enjoy sweeping mountain views, abundant wildlife, two year-round creeks, and close proximity to the world-renowned Madison River for fly fishing. Improvements include a custom main home, guest cabin, indoor riding arena, barns, and full ranch infrastructure—ideal for cattle, horses, recreation, and retreat.

A peaceful 20± minute drive from the booming college town of Bozeman, Montana, the ranch boasts an unheard-of 1.75± miles of both sides of the East Gallatin River as well as a beautiful pond, spring-fed sloughs, and oxbows. A beautiful executive home and guest house overlook the large pond and river with stunning views of the Bridger Mountains and Ross Peak. The setting is private, peaceful, and secluded, yet close to many amenities.

This highly productive irrigated and dryland farm is set in the shadows of the Rocky Mountain Front and close to the banks of Lake Francis. With meticulous stewardship and well laid out operating systems for efficient farming practices and an excellent history of production, this farm will serve and owner-operator or investment minded buyer long into the future.

This property lies along Montana’s coveted “Beartooth Front” and is contiguous to thousands of acres of National Forest. The property consists of lush meadows, aspens, conifers, and almost 3 miles of streams and springs, along with a 3,392± SF, 3 bed, 3.5 bath main home, 2,970± SF, 4 bed, 3.5 bath guest home, historic cabin, screened-in kitchen/dining building, and outdoor sauna. Enjoy world-class elk hunting on the ranch and contiguous public land. This property feels private yet is only 1.5± hours to Billings-Logan International Airport, 15± minutes to Fishtail, and 45± minutes to Red Lodge.

This iconic Pecos River property has almost two miles of the trout-filled Pecos River meanders through the middle of the ranch, dotted by majestic cottonwoods and native willows. Deep river pools flow against stunning canyon wall backdrops, providing habitat for 20-inch rainbows, cutbows, and browns. Wildlife including trophy elk, mule deer, black bear, and mountain lion, roam this property. It adjoins the Santa Fe National Forest on the north, offering endless recreational possibilities.

A rare opportunity to own a fully operational cattle ranch in southeastern Idaho’s productive ranching country. Developed for efficient large-scale livestock production, the property blends irrigated ground with native and improved pastures for disciplined rotational grazing and a direct-to-consumer beef program. Approximately 400± acres under pivot irrigation, durable fencing, and modern infrastructure support high carrying capacity.

Nestled in the shadow of the Crazy Mountains and contiguous to thousands of acres of National Forest, this property is a little over an hour from Bozeman in the tightly held Shields River Valley. The trout-rich Shields River flows through the property for over half a mile, as well as over a mile of both Mill Creek and Deep Creek, and a little less than half a mile of the South Fork of the Shields River, providing habitat for diverse wildlife. The 1,596± SF, 2 bed, 1 bath log home with loft sleeps 12. Other improvements include a 2 bed guest cabin with outhouse, and a private deck with hot tub and sauna.

This Colorado ranch offers much: 1.5± miles of productive fish habitat-improved Lake Fork Creek, water rights, hunting opportunities, stunning views, easy access to world-class ski areas, the summer jaunt over Independence Pass to Aspen, and recreational opportunities. A golf course, fish hatchery, Turquoise Lake, and the Arkansas River are all neighbors. Whatever draws you to consider this ranch, it is not difficult to see all the possibilities and wonderful attributes that are Lake Fork Ranch.

This Montana property, nestled between the Bridger, Absaroka, and Crazy Mountains, has a mile of the Shields River, a guide favorite for fishable trout water, making up the eastern boundary. Run as a fly fishing lodge in the past, the nine-bed, 10.5-bath lodge looks out on incredible views. Located just outside Clyde Park, close to Livingston, and not far from Bozeman’s airport, this property is offered turnkey and is move-in ready for the next owner to begin their Montana adventure.

This legacy property checks all the boxes on your ag, conservation, recreational, and investment property list with a set of working improvements – all within a serene setting rarely available in Montana. The expansive landscape makes it an ideal option for multi-generational families. Its easily-accessible location allows for an authentic Western experience. Grasslands, sub-irrigated meadows, and water rights, make it a highly productive ranch with potential for a conservation easement.

This gemstone property combines productive agricultural and irrigated hay land and is located a short distance north of Big Timber, Montana. The ranch is positioned along the banks of Big Timber Creek, and the ranch backdrop showcases the snow-capped peaks of the Crazy Mountains to the west and the Absaroka Mountain Range looming to the south. The views are powerful and welcoming. The Ranch offers 730± diverse acres with excellent upland bird, whitetail, and mule deer hunting.

Nestled in the highly sought-after Ninemile Valley, this ranch is 45± minutes from Missoula, Montana. Contiguous to Lolo National Forest for about a mile, this ranch boast views, privacy, and almost two miles of fishable Ninemile Creek. Wildlife includes deer, elk, turkeys, grouse, sandhill cranes, and the occasional wolf. Improvements include a 2,970± SF home, 902± SF log cabin, barn/recreation center that sleeps 22, rustic cabin, two pole-frame storage buildings, and a sporting clays course.

Set against Mount Ellis, this end-of-the-road property is less than 8 miles from Bozeman. Privacy, mountain views, wild meadows, pastures, forests, and spring waters surround a 7,632± SF home, a 1,590± SF guest cottage, equestrian facilities, and outbuildings. The 122± deeded acres are bordered on three sides by millions of acres of public land. Whether you’re seeking an equestrian estate, a hunter’s paradise, or a basecamp for year-round adventure, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

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.

Two miles of nearly private, blue-ribbon trout water wind through this Beartooth Mountains ranch, holding brown, rainbow, and brook trout with almost none of the pressure found on public water. Reliable irrigation feeds productive hay ground and a proven cattle operation, while elk, mule deer, and upland birds move through timbered coulees and creek bottoms. A new headquarters and guest residence overlook a private swimming hole and picnic area, blending a working ranch with a personal retreat.

This property encompasses breathtaking views of the Tobacco Root, Bridger, Gallatin, and Madison Mountain ranges in Montana. Much of the property is dedicated to wildlife habitat for pheasants, sharp-tailed grouse, Hungarian partridge, whitetail deer, mule deer, and elk. As part of the exclusive SxS Ranch Reserve, a new owner will have access to 971± shared acres and 1.4± miles of the Dry Creek fishery. The estate features luxurious improvements and additional building opportunities.

At the base of Caribou Mountain sits Poverty Ridge Ranch, a cattle ranch and premier hunting destination in Idaho. Surrounded by 40,000± acres of public land, it boasts unparalleled access to pristine landscapes. The property features Grays Outlet, a tranquil water source winding through the land, and numerous springs. It offers exceptional wildlife habitat, particularly for elk, deer, and moose, situated in prime hunting areas. A cozy A-frame cabin is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.

Slash E Ranch for sale sits between Island Park, Idaho, and West Yellowstone, Montana, home to the famed west entrance to Yellowstone National Park and is contiguous to Department of Interior land and State Land connecting with National Forest lands leading into Yellowstone Park. Elk, moose, antelope, mule and white-tailed deer, bears, raptors, eagles, wolves, and waterfowl migrate through the property from summer range to winter range and back again, making this a private version of the park.

Blending Lewis and Clark history with a rare combination of live water and privacy, this turnkey river property lies in the Lower Jefferson River Valley near Three Forks. Featuring Jefferson River frontage, a side channel, a trout-stocked pond, and strong riparian habitat, it supports excellent fishing and abundant wildlife. With quality, move-in-ready improvements and easy access to Bozeman, it offers a secluded yet convenient setting for a private retreat or lasting legacy holding.

Positioned in Montana’s Flathead Valley, Coon Hollow Retreat encompasses 3,545± acres with diverse terrain, including timbered slopes, mountain meadows, and picturesque vistas. The property features a vast road network for easy exploration. Conveniently located near amenities yet offering privacy, this serene retreat is an ideal recreational property with endless possibilities and a prime investment for land enthusiasts.

This is one of those rare Montana properties that combines fine architecture, wildlife, agriculture, and aquatic features creating a setting like none other. An amazing 3,800± square foot modern masterpiece is surrounded by four spring fed ponds and Big Timber Creek. The property also enjoys stunning views of the snow-capped peaks of the Crazy Mountains to the west and the Absarokee Mountains to the south.

It’s hard to find a ranch that checks all the boxes but this one has all the dimensions of an excellent ranch… river frontage, irrigated farm land, excellent cattle grazing, a BLM lease, timber, fishing and some of the best big game hunting in one of Oregon’s best hunting units. Six L.O.P. tags for Rocky Mountain bull elk and buck mule deer are also available on this ranch. All this and a very nice home!

Seldom do we see ranches in a high mountain meadow setting with all of the desirables found at Browns Meadow Ranch. A location in a pristine Montana valley with unmatched privacy and scenic beauty, consistent agricultural production, strong wildlife values, and exceptional recreation. This ranch possesses all of these attributes. These ingredients, along with public land boundaries, lack of conservation easement encumbrances, and a superior location in the Flathead Valley, make it exceptional.

Less than 15 minutes from Bozeman, this 137± acre property boasts .7± miles of Hyalite Creek, originating at Hyalite Reservoir and flowing through National Forest before reaching the property. A private drive leads to the 2,888± SF, 3 bed, 4 bath home, as well as a pole barn and horse corrals for the equestrian. Enjoy views of the Gallatin Valley and surrounding mountains from the sunny upper bench, adjoining over 1 mile of Gallatin National Forest, connecting with Yellowstone National Park.

Located in the heart of Montana, this exceptional sporting and agricultural property offers premier elk hunting, abundant wildlife, and productive grazing land. Rolling timbered hills and native grasslands provide ideal habitat for elk, mule deer, and antelope, while pristine water sources enhance the landscape’s natural beauty. Featuring stocked trout ponds, spring-fed creeks, and sweeping mountain views, this property perfectly captures the essence of Montana’s ranching and outdoor lifestyle.

Positioned at the base of the Bridger Mountains, the property sprawls from the forest covered hills and contiguous forest service lands down to lush, productive meadows with mountain streams laden with aspen groves. Numerous building pockets are perfectly positioned to take in the mountains above or the valley below. Wildlife abounds with an elk herd that frequents this ranch along with whitetail, mule deer, pheasant, turkey as well as a variety of other alpine inhabitants.

This 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.

Rancho San Ignacio is a classic Northern New Mexico ranch at the base of the iconic Hermit’s Peak. The adobe hacienda compound frames a spectacular backdrop. The sprawling property combines a rich history, irrigated meadows, well-managed forests, and abundant wildlife. The Sapello River runs for 1.7± miles through the property, providing habitat for hungry brown trout. The murals in the bunkhouse are incredible. Rancho San Ignacio is truly a legacy property!

Lots of water, excellent feed sources, and healthy populations of trophy bull elk make this one of the top hunting ranches in Montana. In the rugged Missouri River Breaks, the ranch is surrounded by thousands of acres of public land. This area is renowned for excellent trophy elk, deer, antelope, and turkey hunting. From high tree-covered ridges to rolling grasslands to timbered coulees and over 300 acres of food plots, this ranch has everything an outdoor enthusiast is looking for.

In 1929, Julia Bennett, a dude ranch pioneer, designed and built this Montana ranch, using architect Fred Wilson, known for The Baxter in Bozeman. Historically a summer guest ranch, this private retreat boasts views of jagged peaks inhabited by elk, moose, bear, and deer. Improvements include a large old lodge, historic cabins, horse corrals, a barn, a pool/pool house, and an indoor tennis court. Water features include Mill Creek and the fishable Jack Creek, as well as a spring-fed trout pond.

Rugged timbered ridges, deep draws, and reliable year-round water sources create outstanding habitat for trophy Rocky Mountain elk and mule deer across one of Oregon’s premier big game hunting destinations. Expansive views, absolute seclusion, and miles of diverse terrain offer serious hunters and outdoor enthusiasts a true and enduring escape. Conveniently reached from Portland and Bend, this north-central Oregon ranch represents a rare opportunity for legacy hunting and recreational ownership.

Henry Cattle Ranch offers a quintessential Western lifestyle amid Idaho’s wilderness, with rolling meadows, pine-covered ridges, and several creek drainages, including Sutler Creek and Red Pine Creek, fostering diverse wildlife. The 2,825± acres near Kooskia include a 4,224± square foot residence, a 3,132± square foot ranch manager’s home, and operational infrastructure like hay fields, timberland, barns, and pastures, with scenic views and recreational opportunities.

Eastern Montana offers a working cattle ranch with a legacy of stewardship and long-term, practical management. Grazing is managed to strengthen grass health, improve water distribution, and build soils, supporting livestock performance while helping the native range recover. Productive pastures and reliable water keep operations consistent. Wildlife and recreation abound with elk, mule deer, whitetail, antelope, and upland birds, drawn by water and native cover across rolling grasslands.

Both the Rio Blanco and San Juan rivers flow through the property, ideally situated in Archuleta County south of the Colorado mountain town, Pagosa Springs. The site supports cattle ranching and hay production, set against the backdrop of the stunning San Juan Mountains.

This new to the market opportunity offers an investment-minded buyer looking to explore possible wind energy or solar project near an existing highly productive wind farm located in Montana. This is a unique opportunity to secure a sizeable ranch property that has been closely held by the same family for some time.

About 10 minutes to Ennis, Montana, only 3± miles to historic Virginia City, and 20± minutes to the Ruby and Madison Rivers, this property borders BLM and State land, providing thousands of acres to recreate on. This ranch boasts staggering views of seven mountain ranges, as well as wildlife ranging from bears and moose to eagles and elk. The property is very diverse, from grassy hillsides filled with flowers, juniper, and aspen trees, to spring-fed valleys teeming with wildlife.

The Burnt Leather is arguably the most coveted recreational ranches in Montana. It provides a window to the very best of the Northern Rockies and a privileged place in nature alongside one of America’s great wildernesses.

Just west of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, the Doc Utterback Ranch spans 1,144± deeded acres. This mountain ranch features varied topography, from open meadows to forests and riparian zones along Tow & Little Tow Creeks. It offers rich big game hunting opportunities, with mule deer, elk, bear, and a recently spotted moose. Awarded for its habitat restoration, the ranch includes 9 springs and is fully fenced with big game-friendly wire, ideal for conservation-focused buyers.

Drive into your own private enchanted forest near Chama, New Mexico. Four trout-filled ponds, two creeks, and exquisite landscaping surround a custom adobe main home and guest home. Stonework, artistic touches, and a stone-and-log gazebo add charm. Three renovated historic log cabins, a guest lodge, barn, and equipment shelter complete the property. Mostly forested with a central meadow, it hosts elk and mule deer. Minutes from Chama and Tierra Amarilla, comes furnished and move-in ready.

A fantastic grazing ranch with irrigated pastures and alfalfa. This Oregon ranch lies in the lush, burnt River Valley with exceptional grass and excellent water rights. The bonus is the prolific wildlife found on the ranch, with elk and mule deer making up much of what folks love about this area. The peace and solitude of this ranch is something special.

The Colorado ranch boasts approximately 0.4 miles of both sides of the West Fork of the Dolores River, with exceptional trout fishing for browns and rainbows. Privacy yet convenient access is a hallmark of this property. Paved publicly maintained roads to the ranch driveway allow for year-round use of the property. The log home is amongst an enticing grove of trees near the river. A riding arena, oversized 3-car detached garage, and custom tack room round out the improvements.

Nestled in the shadow of Bull Mountain and surrounded by the Elkhorn, Boulder, and Highland Mountains sits this exceptional unspoiled 2,687± acre wildlife-rich ranch. Located just 50 minutes west of Bozeman Montana in the tightly held North Boulder River Valley, land this size in this valley rarely comes to market.

This property is in Montana’s pristine wilderness and seamlessly borders 1.5± miles of Helena National Forest, providing access to thousands of acres. Hope Creek meanders approximately 1.12± miles through the property, and three large ponds provide water and allow endless fishing and other recreational opportunities. The property boasts a charming but functional log home, a bunk house, and a barn for equipment and feed storage, serving as the perfect basecamp after a day of adventure.

Mountain Star Ranch near Guffey offers a secluded 5-bed, 6,500± SF log home in a Rocky Mountain valley. Accessible by a private mile-long drive, the home features Montana pine logs, vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, stained glass, and an indoor pond with a waterfall. The ranch includes a renowned horse barn, large garages, and a versatile workshop. Bordering 16,000± acres of BLM land, it offers prime hunting and two LOP Draw applications. Located near Breckenridge & Colorado Springs.

Trapper View Ranch is 689± acres of forest, meadows, springs, and grassy benches.  Situated at the base of Trapper Peak and the Bitterroot Mountain Range the ranch is bordered by National Forest and boasts approximately 200± irrigated acres and 389± acres of water rights.

Located along the banks of one of Montana’s greatest fly fishing rivers, this property is between Yellowstone National Park and Livingston in the famed Paradise Valley. The Yellowstone River forms the north and west boundaries of the property for about a mile. Rolling bluffs above the river showcase ‘big sky’ views, with the Gallatin Range to the west and the Absaroka Range to the east. The river bottom is full of cottonwood trees and small junipers and loaded with wildlife.

Over five miles of White River frontage, combined with native grasslands, fertile cropland, and quality pasture, create an ideal blend of recreation and production. Trophy whitetail, mule deer, pheasant, grouse, turkey, and prairie chicken thrive. Strong soils support grazing and hay production, while fertile bottom ground and crop acres add income potential. Scenic build sites, diverse habitat, and lease-back opportunities make it attractive to investors, sportsmen, and land stewards alike.

With prolific views of rolling hills, prairie bottomland, and sagebrush slopes, Paradise Coulee Ranch in Teigen, Montana, is a hunter’s dream property. From upland bird hunting to prairie big game, the property offers many tucked away places with ample pastureland and cover. McDonald Creek meanders through Paradise Coulee Ranch fields in agriculture production, supplementing food sources and adding income opportunities to future owners.

Tucked away at the mouth of Cottonwood Canyon and within close proximity to Bozeman, Montana, the property intertwines the amenities of city life with the privacy of lush meadows, secluded fishery, agricultural, and multiple recreational amenities. In addition to having premiere building sites, the property also provides top-level improvements. Truly a wonderful property that has been managed and developed with no expense or detail overlooked.

With the Crazy Mountains looming to the west and the Beartooth Mountains to the south, this 6,015± acre ranch is comprised of beautiful rolling pastures, covered draws, incredible panoramic mountain views, and springs. Just 12± miles south of small-town Reed Point, MT, and 12± miles west of Columbus, MT, Upper West Ranch is the perfect mix of agricultural rich environment, excellent year-round access, and an incredible amount of wildlife, from elk to upland birds.

Yampa Headwaters Ranch in Colorado features a unique Army Corps-permitted wetland mitigation bank with over 200 credits, two creeks, and multiple stocked ponds. The ranch includes a 100+ acre hay meadow, wetland areas, and diverse upland topography. It offers fishing in Brinker and Chimney Creeks, stocked ponds, and abundant waterfowl. Improvements include a custom barn with an apartment. Its wetland credits and recreational assets make it a unique investment opportunity.

Fay Ranches represented the seller in the off-market sale of Stagecoach Lake Ranch, a 308± acre property near Steamboat Springs. Located 13± miles from the town and adjacent to the proposed Stagecoach Ranch Ski Development, the ranch features 50± acre-feet of Overman Reservoir water rights. It offers open meadows, forests, a homestead cabin, and views of four wilderness areas. The property provides exceptional homesites and future development potential, making it unique in the land market.

This Montana farm sits in the heart of the Golden Triangle region with the backdrop of the breathtaking Rocky Mountain Front in the distance. The deep-rooted farm was expanded over the years to amass the almost 5,500± acre farm that is offered today. This opportunity is ideal for a discerning buyer interested in investing in a unique property with historically established income from dryland farm leases. The owner can continue a farm lease for a source of income or serve as an owner-operator.

About 0.75 miles of Shields River frontage makes up the western boundary of this property, which also includes 0.75± miles of Palmer Ditch, 0.25± miles of Lower Shields Valley Ditch, and a 1± acre trout pond. Improvements are custom, including a 6,053± SF, 5 bed, 6.5 bath home and a Morton Buildings heated shop with an attached horse facility. A new owner could fly fish for wild rainbow or brown trout from the property and, within 15 minutes to an hour, be in Livingston or Bozeman, Montana.

This Oregon ranch offers timber, live water, privacy, amazing views, hunting, and fishing, plus a great location. This spectacular ranch also includes 255± acres of water rights, several natural springs and ponds, and Cascade and Siskiyou Mountain views from every direction. Improvements include the original homestead, three rustic cabins, and two barns. Historically used for cattle ranching and timber harvesting, this ranch would be great for recreation, retreat, winery, or conservation.

This Montana ranch offers acres of lush fields and rolling hills with awe-inspiring views of the magnificent Beartooth face of the eastern Rocky Mountain front. The palatial home & superb equestrian facilities present privacy, luxury, and the Western recreational lifestyle. Volney Creek flows through the property and provides irrigation water for the ditches that irrigate the 330± acres of verdant hayfields and is full of trout. Dry Creek also runs all year and draws a large resident elk herd.

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 property is tucked away in the Gallatin Valley at the base of the Bridger Mountains and the Horseshoe Hills. The views from the property are stunning, with the Bridgers looming to the northeast, encompassing an expansive view of the lights of Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley, the Spanish Peaks rising to the south, and the Tobacco Root Mountains to the west. Take in the views from this ranch, close to one of the most celebrated small towns in the western United States: Bozeman, Montana.

35± minutes south of Spokane, Washington, this turnkey holding features a remodeled 2,732± sq. ft. Montana-style home with refined finishes, Johnson Lake views, sauna, and four-car garage. The land includes a 15± acre lake, seasonal ponds, and year-round Rock Creek. Improvements include a 3,600± sq. ft. insulated shop, corrals and feedlot, 40± acre hay field, Cover-All hay shed, caretaker cabin, private gated entry, range, and GMU 130 hunting for mule deer and turkey, plus black Angus cattle.

A 94± acre escape, this property is a rare opportunity on the northern edge of the Gallatin Valley to purchase a beautiful brand-new, ultra energy efficient home; the perfect amount of acreage, as well as live water, with fishable Dry Creek traversing through the property for 2,050± feet. Located only 23± miles to vibrant Bozeman and 14± miles to Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport this property checks all the boxes.

This Montana ranch has 1,280± acres of BLM and State lease ground, dryland wheat fields, grazing, year-round Cottonwood Creek, and numerous seeps & springs. With world-class upland bird hunting for sharptailed grouse and Hungarian partridge, big mule deer, black bear, lion, bobcat, and antelope, the hunter will be in Heaven. The big canyons and coulees are famous for known dinosaur and fossil deposits. Grand views of the Pryor/Bighorn Mountains and the Eastern Rocky Mountain Front set the scene.

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.

Approaching the gated entrance, encounter a picturesque Eden-like setting featuring Smith Fork Creek, a fishing pond, a vineyard, equestrian facilities, and rustic cabins framed by a private canyon backdrop. Abundant wildlife thrives thanks to substantial water rights & a flexible conservation easement, offering additional building and subdivision potential. Canyon Ranch sprawls across 663± acres in central-western Colorado, with access to BLM trails near Black Canyon of Gunnison National Park.

Located in the Mill Creek drainage of Paradise Valley in Montana and surrounded by National Forest on 3 sides, the acreage is made up of alpine trees, riparian habitat, and views of Castle Rock. Approximately 1,100 ft of the East Fork of Mill Creek flows through, offering native cutthroat trout fishing on-site. Feel at home in the under-construction 4-bed lodge while providing friends a place to stay in the recently constructed 2-bed guest home.

This Montana home is the perfect blend of privacy, incredible views of the Gallatin Valley and multiple mountain ranges, and proximity to amenities. Just 30± minutes from Bozeman, this property features a custom 5 bed, 4 full bath, 2 half bath, 6800± SF home that was built with open space and functionality in mind. Elk, deer, antelope, and the occasional moose wander through, moving from the valley floor to higher elevations. The home is timeless, the views are remarkable, and the stillness is unbeatable.

Lower Middle Fork Ranch is a private setting on the John Day River with about 5 miles of river frontage and seven seasonal and year-round streams on the property. The habitat and terrain support healthy herds of elk, deer, antelope, turkey, bear and game birds.

A well equipped ranch with 2 excellent homes, a man cave/party room, 5 stall barn, hay shed, cabin and more! Access to thousands of BLM acres with little or no public access. Complete with 3 L.O.P tags (buyer to confirm with ODFW) and over 1 mile of John Day River frontage! This a true recreational paradise!

Located just northwest of Bozeman Montana and its airport, this rare 300± acre land opportunity boasts almost a mile of the private, fishable, restored, and award-winning Dry Creek. The ranch provides excellent habitat attracting wildlife, food plots, and grain fields, as well as a spring-fed trophy trout pond. With views of the Gallatin Valley, as well as out-the-door access to an abundance of activities, the ranch is turnkey with power, bridges, and roads already in place!

This historic cattle ranch includes 797± acres of water rights, two BLM Grazing units (2,729 active AUM’s in Oregon, 1,781 active AUM’s in Idaho) and 4 buck mule deer LOP tags (buyer to confirm with ODFW). Less than a two hour drive to Boise, Idaho with unlimited recreational opportunities!

Moffitt Ranch, 35± miles east of Bend, Oregon, spans 93,000± acres in Central Oregon’s high desert, offering a premier cattle operation. It includes a BLM permit for 29,930± acres (2,326± AUMs) and a USFS permit for 55,967± acres (600 pairs, May 15–Sept 30). Improvements feature a feedlot, remodeled shop, two-bedroom ranch house, and two new pivots irrigating 300± acres. With a 450 HP VFD pump delivering 1,900–2,100 GPM, this ranch supports a 500-600 head cattle operation with a strong hay base.

This premier fishing and recreational property, located in Montana’s upper Blackfoot Valley, features multiple creeks meandering through the property and a private pond. Surrounded by breathtaking views of the Crown of the Continent, it’s a sanctuary for wildlife and a testament to land stewardship, once owned by renowned outfitter Paul Roos. With conservation easements and potential for two residential building sites, it offers a unique opportunity to uphold its legacy while enjoying nature.

With 80± acres of irrigated meadows & stunning vistas, North Star Ranch is perfect for equestrian pursuits, ranching, & enjoying the tranquility of southwestern Colorado, just 25 minutes west of Durango, Colorado. This picturesque 488± acre property features diverse terrain, providing a habitat for elk, deer, bear, & turkeys, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. It includes a ranch house, a 3-bedroom caretaker’s casita, vintage barns, and a new timber-frame horse barn with luxurious accommodations.

This riverfront property in Montana features fertile bottomland, spring-fed wetlands, and vibrant wildlife habitat. Towering cottonwoods, meandering sloughs, and abundant waterfowl, upland birds, and big game create an unmatched recreational retreat. With an existing home and a ready-to-build homesite, this scenic escape offers privacy, flexibility, and stunning views of surrounding mountain ranges—just a short drive from modern conveniences.

This Oregon cattle ranch offers 11,000± deeded and leased grazing acres with1,000± acres of irrigated meadows, pastures, and hay ground. The ranch has excellent improvements, including an owner’s home, ranch hand home, bunkhouse, large hay shed, and a beautiful mountain log cabin. The property provides both hunting and fishing recreational opportunities, with 5 LOP tags and access to live water. This fantastic cattle ranch is one of the best on today’s market and is ready for its new owner.

Heart L Ranch, a 2,425± acre property located 21± miles east of Idaho Falls, offers peace and privacy at the end of a private road. This expansive property features live water and excellent big-game habitat, adjacent to Tex Creek Wildlife Management Area. Enjoy world-class big game hunting, trout fishing, and a cozy onsite cabin. Eligible for Idaho LOP hunting tags, the ranch is conveniently accessible, with Idaho Falls Airport 29± miles away and notable destinations within 100 miles.

Deep Creek Ranch is an extraordinary property in one of North America’s most spectacular settings. The ranch is located at the foot of the Absaroka Mountain Range in the northeastern corner of Montana’s famed Paradise Valley. Woods, meadows, plentiful and varied wildlife, and snow-capped mountain peaks dominate this magnificent and visually private acreage. It is near world-class cross-country skiing, hiking, biking, horseback riding, hunting, and other recreational opportunities.

Located 30± miles southwest of Santa Rosa in Guadalupe County, this historic ranch spans deeded, state, and BLM land. Family-owned since 1920 and first time offered, it supports 250 head, with excellent rangeland, solar wells, pipelines, dirt tanks, and working corrals. Improvements include a caretaker’s house, a rock house, and a barn. Wind lease generates $51K+ annually. Wildlife includes pronghorn and mule deer. Easy access to I-40 adds convenience to this scenic, productive holding.

Purpose-built southern Utah trophy mule deer ranch in big-game country, near the Paunsaugunt unit. Easy county-road access, gated entry, pastures, and roughly 0.5± mile of fishable Mammoth Creek form a year-round wildlife corridor. With improved habitat, water, and feed, the ranch naturally draws deer and wildlife. Infrastructure includes 14 food plots, an underground water system, hunting blinds, and internal roads for discreet access. An established management system may continue under new ownership.

North Fork River Ranch in Colorado represents a first-time offering and is one of the most diverse ranches in this size and class on today’s market, including agriculture and recreational revenue potential. It includes 2,236± BLM leased acres and over three miles of the North Fork of the North Platte River. The ranch is in close proximity to Steamboat Springs, within an hour’s drive, and offers significant recreational opportunities onsite and in the surrounding North Park area.

A rare, fully off-grid holding near the Klamath Marsh, accessed by a quiet Forest Service road, delivers true self-reliance with big views to Yamsay Mountain, Mount Thielsen, and Mount Scott. Extensive water rights, merchantable timber, and a grazing lease support long-term utility. Three residences and substantial outbuildings complement year-round power from hydro, solar, batteries, and backup generation, plus abundant elk, deer, antelope, and upland birds.

Located within the shadow of the Crazy Mountains just 15± minutes north of Big Timber, Montana the 1850± deeded acres of the Triple S Ranch offers beautiful rolling pastures, covered draws incredible panoramic mountain views, Big Timber Creek frontage, and unmatched peace and privacy.

Located in one of the most beautiful valleys in the State of Oregon, with timbered and open pastures, draws, riparian areas and meadows, four creeks, five developed ponds, and 1.25± miles of the Grande Rhonde River flowing through, Bear Creek Valley Ranch is a lush home to livestock and wildlife alike.

This 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.

Located 15± miles from Steamboat Springs, Red Rock Ranch spans 1,454± acres, with 1,330± acres under permanent conservation. The unencumbered 124± acres allow for future improvements. With elevations from 6,800’ to 7,800’, it offers diverse terrain—meadows, timber, and riparian zones—ideal for elk, deer, bear, and lion habitat. A true big game sanctuary, it supports year-round wildlife and prime hunting conditions. Ren Martyn represented both the Buyer and Seller.

This ranch is a true 400 head, year-round cattle operation conveniently located in Idaho. In addition to the deeded acreage, it includes a large adjacent leased portion of land, greatly expanding the grazing capacity of the property. This ranch has ample irrigated land to grow enough hay to feed livestock during the winter and sell what is not needed.

Set in the Sapphire Mountains with sweeping views and unmatched privacy, this Montana property includes diverse terrain, Willow Creek frontage, and direct access to public land. Wildlife thrives in the varied landscape of ridgelines, meadows, and timber. With no covenants or restrictions, it offers prime building sites and flexibility for recreation or conservation. Only minutes from Corvallis and Hamilton and just 51± miles from Missoula, it blends seclusion with accessibility.

This 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.

Located just northwest of the desirable mountain town of Bozeman and the busiest airport in Montana, this rare 256± acre land opportunity boasts 1.2± miles of restored and award-winning Dry Creek, with several springs, excellent habitat attracting and sustaining wildlife, food plots, and grain fields. With incomparable views of the Gallatin Valley, as well as out-the-door access to an abundance of recreational activities, this property is an exceptional investment opportunity.

A rare Idaho opportunity offering private access to 4.7M acres of public land. Features include Tower Creek frontage, a 2,600’ airstrip with hangar, guest cabin, and primary residence. Elk, deer, and other wildlife thrive here, with Unit 21A hunting opportunities. Twelve pastures and irrigation systems support cattle and crop operations, historically yielding hay and income from a tree farm. Recreation abounds with direct access to wilderness trails, riding, snowmobiling, & aviation adventures.

Surrounded by conserved ranches, this property is ideal for a hunting retreat or private ranch development. It features attractive home sites, small agriculture potential, and topography favorable for big game. The land includes grasslands, creek bottoms, and timbered areas, with water rights and scenic rock outcroppings. Accessed via two private gated entrances, it offers exceptional privacy and a diverse ecosystem, including elk, mule deer, and other wildlife, making it a unique opportunity.

Invest in rural Oregon property for sale for sustainable income from varied sources, with outstanding ranch and area recreational and lifestyle opportunities. Monetize this property with all the possibilities, whether cattle, timber, rentals, or hunting. This property is awe-inspiring. You will often find yourself looking up through the stately trees into the deep blue sky as you enjoy the gentle ocean breeze off the Pacific, listen to the call of the dove or for an elk bugle.

Over two miles of year-round water flows from Custer Creek and Big Coulee Creek, which feed two large reservoirs. Timbered draws and creek bottoms turn into unique rock formations and productive farm ground, providing a home to a wide array of wildlife. The ranch includes 650± acres of tillable land with valuable irrigation rights on 230± acres, offering significant agricultural potential for farming or ranching ventures. The property also includes a newly constructed 4-bed, 3-bath home.

Located just 15 minutes south of historic Fossil, Oregon is one of the most private hunting properties available today. The over eight thousand, mostly contiguous, acres are located in the Fossil Hunting Unit, which is arguably one of Oregon’s best big game hunting units. This is an exceptional getaway with lots of privacy in a secluded, but not isolated, the region of Oregon, that is close to goods and services yet offering a level of solitude that is hard to find today.

This ranch sits only a stone’s throw away from world-class fishing on the Lower Madison River and is conveniently located equidistant to Bozeman and Ennis. Mature cottonwood trees line the small creek bottom and surround the building compound while the tops of the moderately sloping benches provide sweeping panoramic views that include the Bridger, Madison and Tobacco Root mountain ranges, as well as the beautiful lower Madison River Valley. 

This Colorado ranch boasts a 7,200± square foot custom luxury home with four bedroom suites and a dry sauna. It offers year-round access, a 4± acre lake, exceptional elk and mule deer hunting, water and mineral rights, and access to public lands. With grid-tied solar power, redundant systems like two boilers and septic systems, plus a 15kW backup generator, it ensures efficiency and reliability. This property combines luxury living with recreational opportunities only minutes from La Veta.

On the White River in South Dakota, this property offers exceptional sporting and agricultural opportunities. With fertile bottom ground, native pastures, cropland, and food plots, it sustains abundant wildlife including trophy whitetail and mule deer, pheasant, turkey, and grouse. The river creates rich habitats, secluded draws, and ideal sites for building. Just 35± minutes from Winner, it combines accessibility, privacy, and investment potential for recreation or stewardship.

From its perch overlooking Basin Creek Valley, this property offers privacy in a beautiful setting, as well as proximity to Butte and its airport. The 534± deeded acres are contiguous to thousands of acres of National Forest and wildlife-filled, with multiple springs, a pond, and almost 1.5 miles of the nearly year-round Two Bit Creek. Improvements include a custom 4,348± SF, 4 bed, 3 full bath, 1 half bath home, oversized garage, and rustic summer guest cabin. Every detail has already been thought of and implemented, making this an effortless property to purchase.

Welcome to a remarkable Nebraska Sandhills property featuring 1,013± acres of pristine terrain and 1.6± miles of Niobrara River frontage. This haven for wildlife offers habitat for deer, elk, & turkeys and lies in a Landowner Elk Management Unit. Enjoy exclusive hunting with landowner permits and proximity to Merritt Reservoir and the National Forest. The property includes four stock tanks & supports 70 pairs in summer. The brick ranch-style home provides modern amenities and year-round access.

This ranch boasts .5± miles of Jefferson River frontage, notably one of the top trophy trout fisheries in the West, and offers excellent hunting for elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, antelope, upland game birds and waterfowl. This 995± acre ranch is located in an expansive Montana river valley with mountain views in all directions. The ranch is a true river to mountain property running from the Jefferson River into the timbered ridges of the Tobacco Root Mountains.

Just 7± miles from downtown Bozeman, this property offers a combination of Arts and Crafts styling in a beautiful western log home. Situated on 66± private acres and surrounded by aspen trees is a 4 bed, 3 bath main home, and a 2 bed, 1 loft, 1 bath guest quarters above a horse barn. A pond on the property provides a private pool for elk with a picturesque foreground of the dramatic Bridger Mountains.

This immaculately cared for and well-maintained ranch offers a custom-built main home with an attached heated garage on prime acreage in eastern Washington. The large heated and insulated shop located near the house is drive-thru with full-length carports on both sides. This property is a wildlife paradise with numerous big game and abundant waterfowl.

Located in beautiful Bozeman, Montana in the shadow of the Bridger Mountains overlooking the Gallatin Valley and all of Bozeman, Valley Views at Bridger Shadows Farm commands an eagle’s perch of the surrounding landscape. An outstanding sporting property with terrific conservation easement potential, this is a desirable property fit for many.

Offering endless recreation in beautiful Idaho, this retreat is within an hour drive of the quaint mountain resort town of McCall, located on the crystal clear Payette Lake. This is an ideal hunting ranch, along with the possibility of grazing cattle on 7,800± acres of deeded and leased land.

The McKenzie Hills Ranch is a premier family compound tucked away in the Willamette National Forest, just a stone’s throw from the McKenzie River, located in Springfield, Oregon. This estate consists of two parcels, a rock quarry, a 20-foot deep 1.5± acre pond, a professional five-stand trap shooting facility, 2 barns/shops, a studio, and a beautiful 4,000± square foot home with an outdoor swimming pool. This is truly a private, gated, legacy estate that can’t be missed.

This remarkable Idaho ranch is enriched by the meandering Hornet Creek through its lush, irrigated meadows. Nestled amidst public lands, it is a haven for wildlife. Historically significant, it once served as a stagecoach stop. This area is a vast playground, offering exceptional fishing, hunting, boating, hiking, and exploring abandoned ghost towns, remnants of the copper mining era. This ranch offers the flexibility to be operated as a cattle production enterprise or as a recreational retreat.

River frontage from the Middle Fork flows through the heart of this forested property while Forest Service land borders three sides, delivering rare privacy and a genuine connection to the surrounding wilderness. Recreation extends well beyond the property line, with outstanding habitat for elk, deer, and moose, and hunting. Trails lead toward Kaiser Lake and into the Pintler Wilderness, while Discovery Ski Area, Georgetown Lake, and Moose Lake add skiing, boating, and year-round recreation.

This Montana ranch has an amazing .7± miles of frontage on the Missouri River, providing excellent habitat for waterfowl, white-tailed deer, moose, eagles and so much more. The property boasts a 5,966± SF home with expansive views of the surrounding timbered hillsides, dramatic cliffs, fertile valley, and trout-rich waters of the “Mighty Mo.”

Located 30± minutes from Bozeman, this property features a 2 bed, 4 bath, 4,279± SF home, and an 890± SF, 1 bed, 1 bath guest home with a bunk room that connects to a heated 4,641± SF shop with multipurpose rooms. Water features include 2 stocked koi ponds, waterfalls, a stream, and a swimming pond, and permaculture techniques are utilized in the greenhouse, garden, and orchard. Various wildlife wanders through, utilizing cover in the draws to move from the valley floor to higher elevations. 

Located one mile from the charming town of Fishtail, this ranch offers breathtaking views of one of Montana’s most spectacular and untamed landscapes while providing meaningful agricultural production and recreational opportunities. The ranch comprises diverse topography, including native stream bottom and rolling bluffs overlooking the West Rosebud River drainage and the Beartooth Range beyond. Water is plentiful on this well-rounded ranch, with Fishtail Creek fishery and Hogan Ditch Creek.

This rare opportunity offers stunning views, direct access to Bear Lake recreation, and eligibility for Idaho’s Landowner Appreciation Program in a top trophy elk and mule deer zone. Adjacent to public land and just one parcel from the lake, it’s ideal for shed hunting, fishing, boating, hiking, and winter sports. West-facing slopes provide year-round sun. With limited high-elevation land near Bear Lake available, this property offers unmatched recreational access and long-term value.

Set along the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River, this Montana property features nearly a mile of river frontage, lush irrigated pastures, and stunning mountain views. The 2016 custom-built home and guest quarters offer quality craftsmanship and modern comfort. Excellent water rights support crop and livestock operations, while abundant wildlife provides premier hunting and recreation. Just over half an hour from Billings and Red Lodge, it’s a rare balance of beauty, productivity, and privacy.

Just east of the Continental Divide and minutes from Helena, this Montana retreat combines privacy, mountain views, and year-round convenience. Bordering Forest Service land, it offers strong wildlife habitat, varied terrain, and freedom from conservation easements or restrictive covenants. Improvements include an accessible single-level home, a view-filled office, an oversized shop with guest space, and an RV hookup, offering excellent flexibility for full-time living or recreation.

This Idaho ranch is an opportunity to own a profitable livestock or hay-producing operation and experience everything the Idaho outdoors offers. Bordering the ranch family farms and gorgeous open hillsides cover the landscape. You are greeted by a community where western values run deep. You will get a friendly wave and helpful neighbors. The ranch and area are special and the panoramic views are a place of peace. You will rarely have the opportunity to own a piece of Idaho quite like this.

This Colorado ranch holding is coming on the market for the first time since it was first assembled. Historically the ranch has been used for cattle grazing with an ample supply of well water piped to six stock tanks on the property. Bear Creek flows seasonally through the ranch, and vegetation zones vary from creek bottom cottonwoods, classic piñon juniper forest, and towering ponderosas. Volcanic dike walls and sandstone rock formations accentuate the scenic vistas.

Resting amid the pristine Montana alpine wilderness on the east side of the Big Belt Mountains, this untouched recreational ranch varies from gentle sloping meadows and rolling hills to heavily timbered ridges and mountains. Over three miles of the fishable west fork of Hound Creek runs through the entire length of the property. This ranch is an exceptional deer and elk hunting property located in between the world‐class Missouri and Smith Rivers. 

Sitting in the bottom of the Boulder River Valley, this ranch is located 20± minutes from Big Timber, Montana and an easy 90± mile drive to Bozeman. Frontage on this crystal-clear Montana river is highly desirable and difficult to find. This ranch will turn dreams into reality for the new owner.

This modern home, built in 2019, sits at the confluence of the Yellowstone and Stillwater Rivers on 66± acres of wetlands and river braids. This provides habitat diversity for a wide range of wildlife. The 2,657± SF, 3 bed, 2.5 bath home boasts luxury features, including walnut cabinets and doors, heated floors, Thermador/Sub Zero appliances, fully integrated audio/visual, reclaimed wood siding, and 2 large garages. Hunt for white-tailed deer, turkeys, and waterfowl out your backdoor. This property is near Columbus, Big Timber, Red Lodge, and Billings and its commercial airport.

With over 93,000± acres of deeded, BLM and U.S. National Forest grazing land in Oregon, this is the perfect high desert cattle ranch. All the deeded acres and grazing allotments are contiguous, making this an easy out-the-gate operation. Depending on the year, this ranch has run annually 500± mother cows with an average feeding of one ton of hay per winter. The current owner has run the entire operation by himself for many years. This is an easy “out of the gate operation.”

An investment-grade, beautiful Tennessee mountain property of raw land on the Northern Cumberland Plateau consisting of hardwood timber, mineral reserves, exceptional viewsheds, and wildlife including elk, deer, and turkey.

This property is a stunning 240± acres that encompasses some the Gallatin Valley’s most picturesque land. Numerous building pockets are perfectly sited to take in the mountains above or the valley below. The Bridger Mountains provide a stunning melodic backdrop with 360-degree views of the entire Gallatin Valley.

This one-of-a-kind property offers world-class salmon, steelhead, sturgeon and bass fishing right out the front door, as well as excellent upland bird and trophy mule deer hunting. The ranch’s steep cliffs are home to hundreds of bighorn sheep and various species of birds including chukar and golden eagles, making for exciting year-round wildlife viewing.

Located on the Clark’s Fork River, this productive farm and feedlot boasts 2.3± mi. of river frontage, providing wildlife habitat. The riverbank is covered in cottonwood trees, willows, and grass, perfect for hunting mule/white-tailed deer, dove, pheasant, waterfowl, and turkey. The Orchard Canal flows through the farm, irrigating the income-producing alfalfa, corn, and malt barley fields. With Beartooth Mountain views, this farm is private yet is only 40± minutes from Billings and its airport.

Jefferson Sporting Ranch is located a few minutes  from the small town of Twin Bridges, Montana.  Hay meadows, old cottonwoods, and a lush riparian area along the Jefferson River form the 219± acres.  This ranch has all the ingredients of a quality recreational ranch, offering trophy-class whitetail deer hunting, turkeys, pheasants, incredible waterfowl and fly angling pursuits.

If you are a discerning cattle operator looking for an Arizona ranch that “makes sense,” Ox Yoke Ranch is well-improved and presents an opportunity to acquire a “Big-Country” outfit with significant capacity that is a comparatively low-cost operation with good income potential. Aside from the 1000s of acres of the ranch to enjoy, Sitgreaves National Forest is adjacent for more exploring or hunting with elk, pronghorn antelope, mule and whitetail deer, black bear, turkeys, and mountain lions.

Located in Idaho’s Salmon National Forest, this ranch offers a unique hunting retreat surrounded by public land. With 472 acres of water rights from Phelan and Pony Creeks, it supports diverse wildlife, including elk and deer, creating a hunter’s paradise. The property features two rustic cabins, one by the creek, and is fully fenced for cattle grazing. It boasts stunning scenery and year-round access. Close to Leesburg & Salmon, it’s an ideal sanctuary for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Set atop Malad Summit with panoramic views of the Portneuf and Bannock Ranges, this property offers year-round access, strong big game and upland bird hunting, and a year-round creek for wildlife and grazing. Adjacent to 50,000+ acres of National Forest, it supports hay production and outdoor recreation. Located near Devil Creek Reservoir and just under two hours from Salt Lake City, it balances seclusion and accessibility for agriculture, sport, or retreat.

Within some of the country’s most breathtaking scenery lies the McLeod Highlands Ranch. This is a rare opportunity to own one of the West’s most beautiful and naturally wild experiences. The property provides a window to the very best of the Northern Rockies and a privileged place in nature alongside one of America’s great wildernesses.

Offering some of the finest wildlife viewing and elk and Big Game Hunting opportunities in Montana. With excellent water sources, abundant wildlife populations and deeded land presented in a blocked-up configuration, the Silver Creek Elk Preserve Ranch is a prime candidate for a conservation easement, which if implemented would provide enormous tax benefits to the buyer.

Just 10± minutes from Livingston, this home sits atop a ridge, providing views of the Paradise Valley and the Absaroka Mountain Range. No expense was spared when building this 9,778± SF, 6 bed, 7.5 bath home, which includes an attached guest home. A pond and stone waterfalls lie just behind the home with a walkway built for morning and evening strolls. Nearby Fleshman Creek drainage and State Land offer appealing viewsheds, as well as cover, travel corridors, and access to food and water that entice an abundance of wildlife.

This 20± acre riverfront getaway with private fishing access on the famed East Gallatin River is located just 10± minutes to downtown Bozeman, Montana, 10± minutes to Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport, and 25± minutes to Bridger Bowl Ski Area. The country estate blends seamlessly into the bucolic setting, boasting a barn, loafing shed, and 4 fenced pastures, perfect for the equestrian enthusiast. The home totals 4,904± SF with 5 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, 1 three quarter bath, and 1 half bath.

Between the vibrant mountain towns of Bozeman and Livingston, Highland Ranch sits in one of Montana’s most coveted recreational corridors. The property boasts awe-inspiring views of four mountain ranges—Crazy, Absaroka, Gallatin, and Bridger—framing every sunrise and sunset. From the expansive porches of the custom 4,111± square foot, three-bed, three and a half-bath home, watch elk graze, and golden light paint the peaks—this is mountain living at its most majestic.

Set in a pristine valley adjacent to national forest lands and conservation easements, Pine Creek Ranch offers a mountain retreat with minimal improvements, preserving its rustic character. The property features diverse timber, a half‐mile± stretch of Pine Creek, lush bottomlands, grassy parks, and a hay meadow. Often hosting elk and deer, this ranch provides fly fishing, big-game hunting, and additional acreage opportunities, making it a rare find. Additional adjacent acreage is also available.

This property, between Bozeman and Livingston, Montana, at the southern base of the Bangtail Mountains, boasts commanding views of four surrounding mountain ranges, diverse topography, multiple springs, and native vegetation combined to provide an ideal wildlife haven. The 2,138± SF, three bed, two bath, custom log home offers a blend of natural beauty, tranquility, energy efficiency, and recreational opportunities, making it an appealing choice for those seeking a picturesque living experience a short distance to amenities.

A Montana sportsman’s paradise boasts fantastic fishing and hunting. This premier recreational property has direct access to the Madison River, multiple springs, sloughs, and high-quality river bottom land. The habitat provides substantial food, and cover enhanced by cultivation for upland birds, waterfowl, and whitetail deer. Over 2± miles of combined Madison River main channel and Jefferson River braids offer deep, slow holes for large trout and more dynamic fishing and spawning habitat.

With over a mile of river frontage, the opportunity to get away to fish for steelhead, salmon, or smallmouth bass, or to hike the 3,000± miles of trails in nearby national forest lands, nature is everywhere in this beautiful Washington State property with incredible views of McLoughlin Falls from the shoreline. Local wildlife includes whitetail and mule deer, upland and shoreland birds, and numerous waterfowl. This property includes 54 separate parcels including a number with river frontage.

This Montana property boasts 18± acres of deeded land in a private recreational community. As an owner and member of the Ranches at Belt Creek, fishing opportunities are ample, with Belt Creek traversing through the community for 8± miles and the famous Missouri River just minutes away. Luxurious and secluded, a lifetime of possibilities is just outside your back door. This property is the ultimate find for those who want it all waiting for them when they drive through the gate.

Rarely a ranch with as many recreational attributes in such a premier location comes on the market. The Yellowstone Valley has been the most sought after location because of its abundant wildlife and fishery resources.

For those who appreciate the quiet beauty of the outdoors, Ringling Ranch II in Montana is nothing short of a paradise. The sunsets paint the sky in hues of orange and pink, casting a warm glow over the endless grassy plains. The ranch possesses inherent qualities that make it a favorable addition to an established ranching endeavor. Similarly, it presents itself as an exceptionally promising property for individuals embarking on the journey of initiating their own cattle operation.

The historic Wyoming ranch is a timeless family treasure that has been cherished for generations. This exceptional ranch offers a blend of irrigated farmland, improvements, and endless recreational opportunities with the Smiths Fork River meandering through the property. The fertile soil and a reliable irrigation system provide an excellent opportunity for crop cultivation, hay production, and grazing, ensuring the land’s continued productivity.

Plum Creek Ranch is a meticulously maintained 2,060± acre cattle ranch & farm in Montana’s pristine grasslands. The ranch offers stunning views of the North Moccasin, Highwood, Little Belt Mountains, and the Judith River Breaks amidst rolling hills and picturesque coulees. Located 20 miles N of Lewistown, it combines seclusion with accessibility, blending functional facilities with natural beauty. Ideal for ranchers and nature enthusiasts, it embodies the timeless allure of the Montana frontier.

Cow Creek Ranch spans 1,796± deeded acres with 5,000± BLM lease acres in Idaho’s Owyhee Mountains. Cow Creek flows for three miles, irrigating 192± acres, supporting a 250 head cow/calf operation with a 160-head BLM lease. The ranch produces 500-550 tons of hay annually and offers trophy mule deer and elk hunting. Improvements include a 1,846 sq. ft. home, a 42’ x 75’ shop, barns, corrals, and fencing. A prime cattle and recreation ranch with vast public land access.

Nestled along a scenic stretch of the Yellowstone River near Columbus, Montana, this rare opportunity offers river frontage, cottonwood bottomlands, and productive pasture. Wildlife thrives in this unspoiled setting, from whitetail deer and wild turkeys to pheasants and elk. With elevated building sites outside the floodplain and easy year-round access, the property blends natural beauty, recreation, and agricultural value just 45 minutes from Billings.

This beautiful ranch property in Washington features territorial and lake views that are a must see! Property amenities include a charming ranch home, an impressive log gate entry, all-weather gravel roads, 2 wells providing potable water, underground electricity and phone service. The ranch borders 960 acres of state ground and other large private lands for added privacy and seclusion.

A little over an hour to Bozeman and its airport, this property is made up of 542± acres in 2 parcels. A bridge crosses the middle fork of the fishable Sixteen Mile Creek as it meanders through the property for almost 1.5 miles. A recently enhanced road takes you to the newly updated off-grid cabin that includes a kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, sleeping loft, covered porch, and a wood-burning stove. The topography is varied, from timbered draws to productive grassland to wildlife habitat with multiple springs. Enjoy hiking, biking, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, fly fishing, hunting, wildlife viewing, or just relaxing on this piece of southwest Montana.

Productive creek bottoms, meadows, bluebunch wheatgrass hillsides, mountain mahogany, Douglas-fir timber, and quaking aspen groves support livestock grazing, wildlife, and hunting opportunities. The ranch includes irrigation water rights, natural springs, Powell Creek, perennial True Blue Gulch, seasonal reservoirs, and irrigation infrastructure. Two homes, a metal shop, working corrals with an alley and loading chute, multiple other outbuildings, round out this offering for a mountain retreat.

In the highly sought-after Powell Butte area of Central Oregon, this irrigated ranch blends productive agricultural ground with three updated farmhouses, each retaining its own character. Sweeping Cascade Mountain and Smith Rock views frame a large private lake that draws abundant wildlife, while a two-story barn, hay shelter, and storage building support diverse operations. Fishing, horseback riding, and elk and deer LOP tags complete a versatile legacy property built for enduring family value.

World-class big game hunting, including trophy elk and deer, horseback riding, mountain biking, hiking, and snowmobiling are examples of what can be enjoyed on this ranch. With 1800± deeded acres and adjoining forest service with excellent access for the ranch owner, the space to enjoy these pursuits is endless. When it is finally time to go home, the superb location of the ranch makes for an easy commute with the Missoula International Airport a quick 45± miles from the ranch gate.

This property includes 1± mile of springs about 5 minutes from Whitehall, Montana. Views of the Tobacco Root and Highland Mountains surround the property. The wildlife habitat on the ranch attracts white-tailed deer, turkey, pheasant, and waterfowl. The Jefferson River, just down the road from the property, is one of the many world-famous trout streams in the area. This ranch holds tremendous potential for a spring creek enhancement project. It is a relatively blank canvas with unlimited potential for recreational development.

It’s rare to find a ranch this compact with approximately 4 miles of live trout water as well as incredible hunting opportunities. The over 120± acres of irrigated lands provide the ranch with an agriculturally productive component that doubles as attractive wildlife habitat.

This Oregon ranch is where the outdoor lifestyle blends perfectly with luxury living and proximity. Located 15 miles from the city of Prineville, Oregon, this ranch includes 166± acres of irrigation, nestled up against the Ochoco Mountains, which Ochoco Creek frontage. The home is a single-level ranch-style home with 3 bedrooms, 2 masters, an office, and a beautifully crafted kitchen, a barn/shop with seven stalls, a heated tack room, and a large equipment shop to store your tractor, RV, boat, and more.

Set in Alaska’s Misty Fjords National Monument, this rare private holding offers total seclusion, deeded tidewater rights, and restored historic structures. Accessible only by floatplane or boat, the property includes guest lodges, a bar with a liquor license, and a $500K engineered dock. Exceptional fishing, wildlife viewing, and off-grid comfort define the experience. A turnkey lodge, private retreat, or eco-destination—this is a singular chance to own a piece of the Alaskan wild.

Just 30± minutes to Big Timber and Columbus, Montana, this home welcomed travelers on the Bozeman-Miles City stage line. With dates carved in stone, this treasure dates back to 1872. A manicured lawn gives way to pastures and prairies traversed by a mile of spring creek and two year-round high-producing springs. Elk, deer, antelope, and upland game abound. Outbuildings include a solar-heated hanger, barn, corral, and shed. The past and present converge in this private, tranquil property.

The ranch grounds are a harmonic blend of riparian corridors and irrigated fields that converge with the rolling foothills of the Sapphire Mountains. These surrounding hillsides are covered with native grasses and healthy timber providing grazing pasture and vital habitat for wildlife.

This 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.

Discover a 411± acre haven in Washington, just 20 minutes from Newport. This property features a stunning 178± acre lake ideal for year-round fishing with bass, crappie, & trout. Wildlife abounds with elk, moose, deer, turkey, cougar, & bear, offering exceptional hunting opportunities. Surrounding industrial timberland expands the hunting possibilities. With potential for conservation & land management, including forest thinning, this property invites you to create your dream retreat.

Set along the banks of the East Gallatin River, this property offers river frontage, exceptional fly fishing, and scenic beauty just minutes from Bozeman. The land balances alfalfa production with lush riparian habitat that draws pheasant, waterfowl, and whitetail deer. Sweeping views of the Bridger Mountains complete the setting. A well maintained five-bedroom, three bath home, plus a detached garage and shed, offers a comfortable base camp or full-time Montana residence.

This property is truly a wildlife estate and embodies a lot of great improvements that enhance habitat. Fishing and hunting opportunities are abundant for a multitude of species. Perfect for someone who enjoys the expanse of the wilderness and seeks adventures on and off their property.

The Keating Valley River Ranch is an affordable Oregon cattle ranch with the expected hunting and wildlife owners love to see. The ranch has been very well taken care of and has all the structures in place, along with corrals that are ready for a new owner and energy. The feel of the ranch is one of privacy and remoteness but only 20 minutes from town. The Powder River flows through the ranch, and BLM allotments are right out the back gate.

This Oregon recreational paradise offers a private 60± acre lake, waterfowl hunting, and fishing. It has 79± acres of irrigated land with 3 fenced pastures for all your livestock needs. The small, cozy log home on the Houston Lake Ranch has a bedroom loft, a kitchen, a bathroom, and glorious lake views. With incredible sunrises and breathtaking sunsets off the Cascade Mountains, this ranch is something special. Grab your paddle board or boat to float, row, or motor in your private lake.

A compact, productive pure breed ranch is for sale in Oregon. The current owner raises registered Texas Longhorn cattle that can be found on the CR Longhorns website. The ranch has water rights that come from stored water delivered by the Vale Irrigation District by a large canal that goes through the property. The water is pumped out of the canal and into the pivots, wheel lines, and gated pipes from three pumping stations. The climate is conducive to crop growth with four cuttings of alfalfa that should produce 7+ tons to the acre.

Just 30± minutes from Bozeman, Montana, and its airport, this property sits on the banks of the Madison River, offering world-class fly fishing steps from your door. This anglers paradise boasts a 4,650± SF, 3 bed, 3.5 bath home with views of the river and valley. The river attracts a wealth of wildlife that wander through the property to the contiguous State land. Come see this retreat for yourself, with three separate entertainment areas and a regulation pickleball court for endless family fun!

Romero Hills Ranch is an opportunity to own acres of pristine forested land in one of the most desirable areas of Northern New Mexico. Enjoy abundant wildlife, hunting, hiking, and horseback riding. This ideal location is close to nearby skiing, canoeing, and fishing opportunities with amazing views of Hermit’s Peak and the charming Mora Valley. Easy year-round access from a state highway makes it conveniently located near Taos, Las Vegas, and Santa Fe. What a perfect spot to build your dream mountain home.

An exceptional sporting and agricultural property sits on the St. Charles Mesa. Private river frontage includes ownership on both sides of the river corridor, including 0.83± miles of the Arkansas River & 1.65± miles of the St. Charles River. Senior water rights include a permitted livestock well. Alfalfa fields, grass meadows, and a 7.5± acre food plot are irrigated. Fenced and cross-fenced, the property is well-suited for hay production, livestock grazing, & long-term agricultural stewardship.

Big Cedar Ranch is a beautiful mountain property located in the fertile, high plateau region above the Clearwater River near Kooskia, Idaho. The ranch consists of rolling meadows of natural grass, pine covered ridges dropping into the Clear Creek Drainage and ¾± mile of Clear Creek.

Bridger Foothills Ranch is nestled in the northern part of the Gallatin Valley near the historic community of Reese Creek. The property sprawls from the forest-covered draws and contiguous forest service lands down to productive meadows with aspen groves and small springs.

This Oregon ranch on the Imnaha River has a fantastic amount of wildlife on the property and in the adjacent national forest. The fishing is excellent, and the river is small enough to wade, making it very family-friendly. The views are stunning, with steep, rugged canyon walls that form the mountains above the ranch. This private, out-of-the-way ranch with national forest access is suited to run cattle or as a getaway to enjoy recreational pursuits.

Nestled in a true Montana landscape, abutting thousands of acres of public lands, this is a unique property that embodies the essence of the West. Whether you indulge in an afternoon hike, embark on a horseback ride, immerse yourself in an evening of hunting, or start your day on one of the trout streams nearby, this property will transport you to a time gone by. Whether you’re seeking a year-round, permanent residence, a mountain getaway, or a vacation home, this property will have you covered.

Grand View Ranch in SE Idaho offers a unique blend of seclusion and convenience on 282± acres bordered by public land. The 6,609± SF log home features superior craftsmanship with vaulted ceilings, combining rustic charm and elegance. The ranch includes open pastures, forested hillsides, and abundant water sources from two creeks feeding multiple ponds. Exceptional hunting, fishing opportunities & well-maintained outbuildings enhance functionality, making it a perfect retreat for nature lovers.

The diverse habitat and bordering national forest make this ranch a wildlife haven and a fantastic property for recreation and hunting. The private setting, 2 homes, 3 live creeks, water and timber rights and a private runway with a hangar make this a property you are going to want to experience!

This Wyoming cattle operation allows for six months of grazing from May through November. With 4,190 AUMs, the BLM allotment will allow a total of 716 cattle for these six months. The deeded parcels provide improved water sources in the form of solar wells, and there are numerous reservoirs, creeks, and springs throughout the allotment. With outstanding big game hunting on the ranch including large mule deer, antelope, and Rocky Mountain elk, and Chukar the hunter will enjoy the opportunities.

This is a rare opportunity to purchase land on the northern edge of the Gallatin Valley in Montana, along with live, fishable, year-round water. Dry Creek, headwaters of the Missouri River, traverses through the property. Vegetation lines the creek, while mature trees and covered draws add to the beauty. This property is only 30± minutes to Bozeman, 15± minutes to the airport, and 45± minutes to Bridger Bowl Ski Area. This opportunity provides membership in the 971± acre SxS Ranch.

Just outside Bozeman, this Montana property blends open land with everyday convenience. Pastureland, pockets of mature woodland, and a seasonal creek offer plenty of room for horses, a hobby farm, or simply taking in wide-open mountain views. Bordering National Forest land along the Bridger Range, it also sits just minutes from Bozeman’s shops, dining, and amenities. It’s a rare setting for anyone looking to build a quieter, more grounded way of life without giving up access to town.

From its perch overlooking the Gallatin Valley, the ranch provides the best of both worlds; complete privacy in a beautiful setting, as well as easy access to Bozeman and all the amenities this vibrant university town has to offer. There is a beautiful ranch compound with a custom ranch style home, shop and a 1 acre stocked trout pond and the property is contiguous with an additional 640± acre State section of land. It is the ideal property for those looking for privacy and ideal proximity.

Missouri River Refuge spans 1,349.74± acres along the Missouri River near Highwood, MT. With 2.5 miles of river frontage, 2 miles of Highwood Creek, CRP and riparian habitats, it offers prime recreation and wildlife value. A furnished log home, five outbuildings, and water rights support year-round use. Adjacent State and BLM lands add to the appeal. Protected by a conservation easement, this secluded property holds rich history and stands out for its terrain, habitat, and privacy.

Set in the scenic foothills of southern Colorado, this turnkey ranch pairs productive grazing land with outstanding big game habitat. Five cross-fenced pastures and a reliable water system of wells, a storage tank, and stock tanks keep livestock thriving with minimal upkeep. Rolling meadows, rocky bluffs, and native pinyon and juniper support healthy elk, mule deer, and pronghorn. An insulated shop and sweeping views of the Spanish Peaks and Pikes Peak complete this cattle and hunting retreat.

The Big Hole River makes up the west boundary of this mostly irrigated end-of-the-road property, with a pond in the center. Improvements include a 2,400+ SF, 2 bed, 2 bath home, a guest cabin, another guest quarters adjacent to a detached garage, and a heated shop. Enjoy views of the Pioneer and Highland Mountains while casting to trout. Near Melrose, Dillon, and Butte, the property and endless acres of nearby public land are home to white-tailed deer, elk, bear, duck, geese, and other wildlife.

This quality, versatile ranch located in the Missouri Breaks offers a fantastic getaway for those with a spirit of adventure who truly enjoy seclusion, privacy, and the great outdoors. Whether you are in the market for grass, are an avid hunter, or just appreciate seeing wildlife in its natural habitat, this ranch is a beautiful mix of deep canyons, badlands, and prairie wilderness with unlimited potential. The elk, deer, and antelope play today, but there is evidence dinosaurs once roamed here.

Just 20± minutes from Bozeman and 15± minutes from the airport, this acreage sits in the shadow of Ross Peak, one of the most dramatic mountains in Montana. Boasting a new 3,169 SF, 4 bed, 3 full bath, and 1 half bath home, the property also includes a pickleball court and pond. A large heated barn is attached to a 1 bed, 1 bath guest apartment. Lined with grassy cover and scattered willows, this property acts as an excellent pheasant, Hungarian partridge, and white-tailed deer habitat.

Spanning acres of Colorado short-grass prairie, this ranch offers one of the most resilient and productive grazing ecosystems in the West. Historically operated as a cow/calf operation and recently leased for yearlings, it demonstrates strong versatility. The property is fully fenced with four dependable wells, and efficient working corrals. A 1,680± square foot home and multiple outbuildings combine comfort, functionality, and proven ranching infrastructure.

Located in Oregon’s high desert near Antelope, this productive and scenic ranch combines efficient agriculture, comfortable living, and outstanding recreation. With 252± acres of irrigation rights, pivot and wheel-line systems support lush pastures and hay fields. Improvements include a home, shop, barns, bunkhouse, and cattle facilities. Fully fenced and cross-fenced with NRCS programs in place, the property also offers exceptional hunting and Cascade Mountain views.

Hungry Ridge Fly-In Ranch offers 39± deeded acres in Idaho’s Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest. Just 14± miles from Grangeville, it features a 2,200± foot private airstrip, log home, and sweeping views at 4,599± feet elevation. Outdoor recreation includes hunting, fishing, hiking, and horseback riding. With access to trophy wildlife and premier steelhead waters, this remote property is ideal for aviators, sportsmen, and anyone seeking solitude and adventure in the Idaho backcountry.

This is a rare piece of the west located in a highly desirable and beautiful part of Montana that is private yet close enough to town to provide convenient services. Offering a variety of recreational and agricultural opportunities, including excellent hunting opportunities for world class bull elk on the property and on the adjoining public lands.

Located in Montana’s picturesque Musselshell River Valley, this ranch is primarily agricultural land with over three miles of the Musselshell River and offers both lifestyle and livelihood elements. The ranch is watered by several reservoirs and lush seasonal creek drainages. Improvements are sustainable to livestock and equestrian operations, with horses year-round and leasing pastures for cattle. Along the river, a variety of wildlife species and livestock have access to cover and forage.

This scenic ranch in Oregon, with its lush irrigated and native meadows, uplands, and timbered pastures provides excellent wildlife habitat, as well as agricultural opportunities through cattle grazing and timber production. This historic ranch has been in the same family for 5 generations. Make this ranch your seasonal or year-round recreational headquarters!

Tucked into the mountainside in Wyoming near Yellowstone National Park, this ranch offers 1,650± feet of Jim Creek frontage, a fish pond, a creek-bottom forest, and stunning views of Table Mountain and Shoshone National Forest. With a 3,000± SF 4/3 home, it has dramatic views, several outdoor gathering spaces, and a guest cabin. Two catch pens, a round pen, two irrigated horse pastures, a wind shelter, and a hay storage shed make this horse facility ideal. A BLM Grazing lease is included.

This Montana property with houses is an opportunity to own a turn-key operational ranch, fine-tuned to provide ease of management and maximum enjoyment. Recreational pursuits on and around the ranch provide the ability to pursue some of the finest hunting and recreation. The ranch is close enough to town to be convenient but far enough away to unplug. The renovated home and outbuildings provide a clean, comfortable place for a seasonal getaway or permanent place to call home.

With a history of raising some of Idaho’s finest beef, this Montpelier, Idaho, ranch is offering its irrigated pastureland, water rights, and year-round water flow. It grows some of the best quality hay in the Bearlake Valley area. Additionally, Diamond Heart Ranch raises some of Idaho’s finest beef on their ranches. Southeast Idaho offers a multitude of recreational activities, including hot springs, watersports, horse and hiking trails, snowmobiling, and skiing.

This property is a beautiful 186± acres that is configured in 5 separate parcels that are contiguous. Two of the parcels totaling 78 acres are zoned Agricultural Suburban while the rest of the farm is unzoned. You can’t beat the location, just minutes from downtown Bozeman.

Ever dream of owning your own Oregon ranch on a river and with a creek flowing through, fish for largemouth bass, rock bass, smallmouth bass, and rainbow trout, plus hunt for mule deer, Rocky Mountain elk, upland game birds, and waterfowl, right out your door? North Fork Ranch just might fit the bill, boasting 2.5± miles of North Fork John Day River frontage, plus Rudio Creek flows through the ranch for 1.5± miles.

Spanning around 34 acres with 0.5 miles of East Gallatin River frontage, this land listing offers exceptional fishing and stunning Bridger Mountain views. The property has existing infrastructure, including septic systems and road easements. Conveniently located 10± minutes from Belgrade and the airport, and 20± minutes from Bozeman, it balances urban access and natural serenity, making it an appealing investment or living choice.

This untouched, majestic Montana landscape features spring-fed deep draws, cliffs, and beautiful rock outcroppings with native prairie interspersed. Renowned for its excellent hunting, trophy elk, mule deer, and antelope can be found in the forested draws and the rock formations. The Snow Creek drainage meanders through the property to Snow Creek Bay. Remnants of earth’s first visitors have been discovered in the area and have provided fossils including Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus Rex,

An outdoor enthusiast’s dream, this ranch offers endless adventures in snowmobiling, ATV’ing, horseback riding, hiking, camping, biking, and more. Or enjoy sitting by the campfire, relaxing, and breathing in the fresh mountain air. This blank canvas is waiting for you to make it the retreat you’ve been dreaming of. With 3 LOP tags, plenty of wildlife, two seasonal creeks, excellent access, and only 15 minutes to Prineville and an hour to Bend, Oregon, this is the perfect hideaway in the woods.

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 east of the Beartooth Mountains in Montana, includes about a third of a mile of Stillwater River frontage, pine-covered hills, rock formations, and meadows. The property consists of two parcels contiguous to State and BLM land. A one-bed, one-bath, 1,572± SF main home and one-bed, one-bath, 509± SF guest cabin sit right on the river. The property also includes a horse barn and stable, a horse shelter, a wood round pen, and four horse pastures, perfect for the equestrian.

This property in Montana has stunning views of the Crazy Mountain range to the east and Bridger Mountain range to the west in the heart of Shields Valley. The property features two developed springs running through its northern and southern portions, allowing water to the land, enhancing the vegetation as well as providing reliable water for livestock and wildlife to thrive. The property offers endless possibilities for uses as a recreational getaway, ag operation, or land investment holding.

This property offers both striking beauty and practical utility in the heart of Sweet Grass County, Montana. With approximately 2,200± feet—nearly half a mile—of Sweet Grass Creek flowing through both sides of the ranch. The creek offers year-round flow and supports wild trout, creating a rare on-property fishing opportunity. With improvements already in place, the ranch also shares a half-mile border with 320± acres of BLM land, expanding the recreational footprint and preserving open space.

A rare retreat in Alaska’s remote Peninsula, this full-service lodge offers true seclusion, located 100 miles south of King Salmon and nearly 400 miles from the nearest road. Surrounded by over 4 million acres of protected wilderness, it sits beside a 40-mile river system flowing into Bristol Bay. A private 4,000-foot airstrip allows access. Guests enjoy a cozy main lodge, three duplex cabins, and fly-out adventures to untouched areas, all beneath the glacier-capped Aleutian Range.

Located only a few miles up the hill west of Entiat, this Washington ranch is a peaceful paradise ready to be explored. With many building sites, establish your once-in-a-lifetime ranch or getaway property. Endless hunting and recreational options, access to a world-class fishery on the Columbia River, and entertainment options are nearby. The endless views create the perfect location for the outdoor enthusiast in the upper Columbia River basin.

Bordering BLM land, which then borders National Forest, this property offers the owner thousands of acres of public land to recreate on. Emanating a wild west feel, the improvements include a replica of a 100-year-old United States Forest Service fire lookout tower; truly a work of art. This property has it all, including staggering views of both the Ruby and Madison Valleys and wildlife ranging from bears and moose to eagles and elk.

Rolling hills and plenty of pasture space make this the perfect property for the equestrian. Contiguous to state land, this property is 30± minutes from Bozeman, Montana, and less than 10 minutes from the Gallatin River. Incredible views of the Spanish Peaks, Bridger Mountains, Ruby Mountain, Tobacco Roots, Big Belts, and Elk Horns are visible from the two elevated Designated Residential Areas on this property. Deer, elk, and other Montana wildlife roam the acreage. Montana Ranch’s amenities, including trails and an equestrian facility, are exceptional.

An abundance of healthy grass and 700± acres of winter wheat make up this property, in addition to a 2,680± acre BLM lease. Where the pheasants, deer, and antelope play today, dinosaurs roamed long ago. Just 30± minutes from Fort Peck Dam and 10± miles from Rock Creek Marina on Fort Peck Lake in Montana, it is easy to imagine days spent casting to walleye, smallmouth bass, northern pike, lake trout, and Chinook salmon or hunting on the property and thousands of acres of contiguous public land.

This rare Alaska offering blends true remoteness with refined modern comfort on the shores of a pristine interior lake. A meticulously built lodge features a chef’s kitchen, spa-style baths, advanced technology, Starlink connectivity, and a robust solar power system. Year-round recreation includes fishing, hunting, boating, snow machining, ATVing, and hiking, with Denali views and frequent Northern Lights. Turnkey amenities, air access, and gold claims add long-term value.

On the Lewis and Clark route at the confluence of Fourth of July and Little Fourth of July Creek, a home sits beside the creek and a private trout pond. Irrigated pastures border 375,000+ acres of National Forest with paved access. Built in 2006, the 4-bed, 3-bath home includes two primary suites. Improvements include a heated barn, a heated shop with office, hay/equipment storage, boiler heat, generator, and an engineered shelter. Seven parcels add flexibility; elk and deer frequent the ground.

Located in the rolling ranch country of Eastern Oregon near Heppner, this 1,258± acre property offers live water, productive ground, and open range. Two year-round creeks support wildlife and 31± acres of irrigated ground. Elk, mule deer, turkey, and upland birds frequent the ranch, with on-property fishing. Irrigated pasture and native rangeland support livestock grazing, while the terrain invites horseback and ATV use — a capable working ranch and recreational retreat.

This Montana cattle ranch is nestled in the scenic Flint Creek Valley in Western Montana with acres of fenced and cross-fenced irrigated meadows providing excellent production value and rotational grazing opportunities.
The ranch attracts abundant wildlife to the area. A population of elk and deer frequent the ranch. The headquarters consists of a comfortable 1-level 2-bed/2-bath ranch home and a second historic home that could be renovated or replaced as a guest house or second residence.

Whether you are in the market for grass, are an avid hunter, or just appreciate seeing wildlife in its natural habitat, this Montana ranch is a beautiful mix of deep canyons, badlands, and prairie wilderness with unlimited potential. This quality ranch located in the Missouri Breaks offers a fantastic getaway for those with a spirit of adventure where the elk, deer, and antelope play today, and dinosaurs roamed millions of years ago; their remains can be found throughout the area.

The Ecstasy Ranch on the Snake River is an ideal place to call home. The beauty of the river and all the outdoor pursuits that can be found on the property and the surrounding areas of Eastern Oregon are perfect for the individual that loves the outdoors. If it is hunting or just the presence of wildlife, take a look and see what the magic is. Two homes, irrigated fields, riparian areas, and the Snake River at your back door make this parcel genuinely unique.

This private getaway blends rustic charm and modern convenience, perfect for leisure and livestock management. Located at the end of a secluded drive, the property features fenced cropland and pasture with ample water sources, ideal for agriculture. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy diverse hunting opportunities near the Crown Butte Dam Wildlife Management Area. The residence boasts custom designs supported by outbuildings and efficient facilities, making it a fully functional ag property.

This well-watered ranch blends productivity, outdoor recreation, and Western heritage. Rolling hills, grasslands, and Deer Creek create prime grazing and wildlife habitat. An underground pipeline system supports year-round cattle operations, while 360-degree views of Laramie Peak add scenic appeal. The original Cheyenne-to-Deadwood Stage Route crosses the land, connecting it to frontier history. It’s a rare investment in the American West, ideal for ranching, hunting, or recreation.

Set on a west-facing slope in the Portneuf Range, this expansive property offers varied terrain—timbered hills, sagebrush flats, and strong grass stands. It borders BLM land and includes a seasonal spring, former CRP ground, and an active grazing lease. Accessed via a 3-mile gravel road, it’s 9± miles from Lava Hot Springs and within range of Pocatello. Located in Big Game Unit 74, it’s eligible for Idaho’s Landowner Appreciation Program and offers excellent hunting and recreational potential.

Alder Creek Ranch is blessed with multiple springs, plus Alder Creek flowing year-around through the entire length of the ranch, providing superior watering opportunities for livestock and wildlife.

Nestled into the Gallatin Range between Bozeman and Livingston, commanding views of four surrounding mountain ranges, as well as diverse topography and native vegetation, combine to provide a perfect wildlife haven and make this a truly incredible property. As the sun rises over the Crazy and Absaroka Mountains or sets behind the Gallatin and Bridger Mountains, the porch of the 7,471± SF four bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom custom mountain home is the perfect spot to take in the stunning panoramic views. 

Discover the enchanting River Springs Ranch hunting property, an Idaho haven for waterfowl and upland game enthusiasts alike. Situated along the captivating Snake River, this property offers an abundance of outdoor activities and stunning natural beauty. The property’s comfortable home, lush irrigated fields, and vibrant riparian areas add to its allure, making it a truly special place. With the Snake River at your back door, you’ll be immersed in the tranquility of this idyllic setting.

This rare Western Washington property has potential for a variety of uses, including building a custom home on Lemon Hill with views of Mount Rainier and Mount St. Helens. Located inside the city limited of Tenino, a zoned master plan community, this ranch property offers a rural and secluded lifestyle with the convenience of being close to amenities.

This 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.

The Springhill Mountain Ranch offerings are one-of-a-kind mountain properties teaming with beauty and wildlife, and located in close proximity to the University town of Bozeman. The most renowned peaks in the Bridger Range, Ross Peak & Sacajawea, provide a breathtaking backdrop.

This ideal summer grazing ranch in Oregon offers deeded land along with BLM leases and will support over 200 pair. It is a mix of high-energy grasses, perfect for weight gain. The topography contains northern and southern slopes that include drainages of aspen or juniper pine with good water throughout the range. It is prime mule deer and elk habitat along with good chukar hunting. Views are vast, with wide-open spaces and areas that are completely private and protected from the general public.

In the heart of Wyoming’s Bighorn Basin, irrigated hay ground and live water support a thriving equestrian operation built for year-round use. A heated indoor riding arena anchors the improvements, complemented by well-appointed staff housing and a high-end residence with inviting living spaces. Bordering public land and just steps from the local golf course, this property blends productive agriculture, equestrian excellence, and relaxed Wyoming living into one exceptional setting.

Sellers are willing to carry the contract helping to put ownership within reach on this incredible property. This rare Washington retreat offers 1.9± miles of Columbia River frontage, two beaches, docks, and a private launch. Four cabins with full utilities sit across two sites, ideal for recreation, retreats, or shared ownership. World-class hunting, fishing, and water sports abound, with included equipment, strong access, and a premier location near Grand Coulee and Bridgeport.

This ranch offers everything you’ve been dreaming of! An excellent cattle ranch, hunting property and farm land. With a completely remodeled 5 bedroom home, outstanding views, and a private backyard pond with fruit trees. All this and just a few minutes drive to the John Day River!

A one of a kind hunting ranch for sale in Central Oregon! Dry Creek Hunting Reserve is an excellent big game hunting ranch with 3 LOP tags. This ranch also offers easy access, remarkable Cascade Mountain views, hiking, endless recreational opportunities, public land access, and a buildable home site. Conveniently located in Central Oregon, less than an hour from Bend.

This Montana ranch located along the Wise River and close to the Big Hole River, this ranch is named for the striking rock formation that overlooks the property. The owner currently holds a 6,922± acre National Forest grazing lease, allowing for 150 yearling heifers out the back gate. The property is almost entirely flood irrigated, and the owner has enjoyed the ranch because of the production value and recreational opportunities. 

Helena Valley Hay Farm is a well-managed irrigated property with reliable water rights and a new full-circle pivot system. Currently seeded to sainfoin, it supports a profitable hay operation with strong regional demand. Surrounded by working farms and rich wildlife habitat, it offers excellent hunting and access to nearby lakes, trails, and ski areas. Just 15 minutes from downtown Helena, this property blends agricultural productivity with outdoor recreation and investment appeal.

This mountain ranch is secluded, yet close to Helena, the capital of Montana. The region features an abundance of water, including lakes region with Canyon Ferry, Hauser Lake, Holter Lake, and Lake Helena, offering a variety of summer watersports, fishing, and four-season recreation. Flanked by Mount Helena and surrounded by thousands of acres of National Forest, BLM, and State Lands making up much of the protected landscape, this region serves as an excellent starting point for recreation and enjoyment.

A premier Colorado recreational ranch, this property sits in GMU 214, renowned for exceptional elk and mule deer hunting across open meadows, dense Gambel oak, and groves of quaking aspen. Tow Creek meanders through the western portion, where beaver dams enrich riparian habitat and add natural character. Elevated building sites offer sweeping mountain views, while proximity to Steamboat Springs and Yampa Valley Regional Airport ensures year-round accessibility and lasting legacy value.

This ideal summer grazing ranch in Oregon offers deeded land along with BLM leases and will support 125 pair. It is a mix of high-energy grasses, perfect for weight gain. The topography contains northern and southern slopes that include drainages of aspen or juniper pine with good water throughout the range. It is prime mule deer and elk habitat along with good chukar hunting. Views are vast, with wide-open spaces and areas that are completely private and protected from the general public.

This Montana ranch, adjacent to BLM and National Forest lands, follows along bubbling Rattlesnake Creek frequented by wildlife, including elk and deer that call the ranch and region home. The trail passes a historic log cabin. Rising up from the creek bottomlands, the ranch features rock outcroppings, timbered hillsides, and grassy meadows with mountain views resembling a colorful painting in springtime with the abundance and variety of wildflowers that blanket the meadows.

The Springhill Mountain Ranch offerings are one-of-a-kind mountain properties teaming with beauty and wildlife, and located in close proximity to the University town of Bozeman just 25 minutes away. The most renowned peaks in the Bridger Range – Ross Peak & Sacajawea, provide a breathtaking backdrop.

The Springhill Mountain Ranch offerings are one-of-a-kind mountain properties teaming with beauty and wildlife, and located in close proximity to the University town of Bozeman just 25 minutes away. The most renowned peaks in the Bridger Range – Ross Peak & Sacajawea, provide a breathtaking backdrop.

This premier ranch for sale in New Mexico is a unique opportunity to own and protect a rugged and wild part of the American West. Teeming with wildlife, this is a great hunting property with unlimited landowner elk tags. It offers An exceptional location for private horseback rides and private hikes along the Canadian River and canyon rim. This beautiful ranch is ideal for exploring, artifact hunting, bird watching, and wildlife viewing.

This fully operational production farm is the only property of its kind! With hundreds of secluded acres of agricultural land and three permitted dwellings, you’re still only minutes from the art, music, restaurants, and recreational opportunities of Central Oregon. The irrigated farm ground has been productive and well cared for. The property has all the tools you need for a successful farming operation: quality irrigation systems, heated shop, hay storage, pastures, paddocks, and more.

This ranch is located just north of Three Forks, Montana, and lies along the south bank of the Missouri River. The ranch varies from deep juniper canyons to a lush riparian bottom along the river corridor which spans over 1.5± miles.

Sitting over the top of the Boulder River Valley, the Boulder River Vista offers productive grazing land, jaw-dropping views, and significant recreational opportunities. The property does not have any improvements and it is not protected by a conservation easement, therefore it is a blank canvas. Pair these attributes with an excellent location, only 20± minutes south of Big Timber, Montana and 90± minutes from Bozeman, and the Boulder River Vista emerges as an excellent opportunity for a wide array of investors.

This serene and exceptional Oregon property offers endless possibilities as your new residence, secluded getaway, or cherished family retreat. Encompassing acres of picturesque creek bottom, fertile irrigated meadow, and wooded mountainside, this magnificent mountain ranch boasts 82.2± acres of valuable water rights sourced from Ochoco Creek, providing ideal grazing grounds for your livestock.

Set between mountain meadows and timber in southwest Montana, this recreational ranch offers sweeping views across three mountain ranges. Well-defined ridges and varied terrain create a landscape that feels far larger than it is, with an internal road network for easy access to hunting, riding, and exploration. Bordering conservation land, the property enjoys broad wildlife movement, exceptional privacy, and consistent elk and deer hunting, all near a ski area and year-round recreation.

Less than 15± minutes from Alder, in the famed Ruby River Valley, and nestled against the Green Horn Mountains, this is a rare assemblage of 150± deeded acres that borders thousands of acres of public land. Teeming with wildlife, this property is the quintessential getaway offering mountain vistas, rolling foothills, and meadows, perfectly complemented by a custom timber-framed 3,280± SF, 5 bed, 2 bath home, built with incredible attention to detail and awe-inspiring views.

A highly diverse 322± deeded acres providing excellent elk hunting in its timbered draws, highly maintained pastures for a small cow operation or horse setup and the North Fork of Deep Creek dancing its way through towering cottonwood trees. The ranch is also thoughtfully improved with a beautiful, custom, 3 bedroom home, a 78’ x 100’ Arena/Warehouse with an apartment and a 60’ x 100’ Shop.

Located on the west side of the picturesque Bitterroot Valley, just outside of Victor, Montana, sits this extremely private and elegant Montana property. A beautiful custom home overlooks irrigated pasture land that surrounds a lush riparian corridor formed by Gash Creek.

The headquarters of the Cross Six Ranch, 480± acres located approximately 4± miles northwest of Martinsdale, Montana is nestled in the valley between the Crazies, Castles and Little Belt Mountains. The famed North Fork of the Musselshell River flows through the ranch for 1.3± miles and provides an extremely private fishery as well as ample […]

A premier recreational ranch lying within the Murphy Creek drainage of western Montana. Black Bear Ranch offers a combination of irrigated meadows, grasslands, forestland, a scenic pond attracting local wildlife, fishing the Clark Fork River, and hunting various game species.

Here is an excellent opportunity to own a large, irrigated farm just minutes from Prineville, Oregon, with excellent visibility and access from U.S. Highway 26!  Williams Ranch on the Crooked River has been in the same family for many years.  Excellent soils and irrigation district water rights provide the capability to grow all crops common […]

This Montana ranch offers a good balance of hay meadows, pastures and hills/draws for protection and cover for wildlife. Much of the landscape of the ranch remains virtually unaltered, lending itself to an abundance of wildlife including whitetail and mule deer, pronghorn antelope, pheasants, Hungarian partridge, grouse and wild turkey.

Located outside Roberts, Montana, and as the first private ranch below the Cooney State Park, this beautiful ranch provides open water year-round via the outlet of Cooney Reservoir on Red Lodge Creek. The year-round open water is a magnet for waterfowl during colder months. Red Lodge Creek offers exceptional fishing for rainbow, brown trout, and walleye. Pheasant, deer, black bear, mountain lion, bobcat, geese, sandhill crane, a variety of ducks, and the occasional elk inhabit the property.

Alaska’s Kodiak Lodge at Larsen Bay is a premier fishing and hunting destination that offers visitors an opportunity to experience the rugged beauty and rich culture of Alaska. The lodge is a luxury retreat with all the comforts of home in a stunning wilderness setting. Kodiak Island is home to some of the largest salmon runs in the world, offering anglers the opportunity to catch king salmon, silver salmon, Kodiak halibut, and rockfish, as well as hunting Sitka blacktail deer and bear.

Located in Kane County, southern Utah, this versatile retreat features Sevier River frontage, a pond, and three surface water rights supporting historic irrigation. Easy access from US 89 pairs with a private setting of meadows, riparian ground, and pinyon-juniper hillsides. Multiple building sites, wildlife habitat, and proximity to the Paunsaugunt region and nearby national parks support recreational, agricultural, or long-term ownership goals.

High-desert ranch in northern New Mexico with Sangre de Cristo views toward Hermit’s Peak and the Old Santa Fe Trail corridor. Excellent access on US 84/NM-84, 10± miles to I-25; Las Vegas 20± minutes, Santa Fe about an hour. Rimrock bluffs, mesas, piñon-juniper, and multiple building sites. Three legal parcels support flexible ownership. Two miles of water line and underground power reach seven sites. Home, wells, tanks, pens, and strong GMU 43 big-game habitat with landowner tags.

If you are searching for the perfect recreational retreat, this is it! With over two miles of Williamson River frontage and bordering over a million acres of Winema National Forest, the options are limitless. Amazing fly fishing out your front door, 2 L.O.P. tags, miles of hiking, horseback riding, ATVing, all in a very private and secluded location. This ranch has excellent grazing and historically has been a summer home to 150 cow/calf pair from May through September.

Big Elk Ranch on Eagle Creek is surrounded by Forest Service on three sides creating a true sportsman’s paradise. Located in the Little Belt Mountains a short drive to White Sulphur Springs, this ranch features an off-grid cabin for four-season enjoyment. Home to a variety of wildlife species including elk, deer, bear, cougar, and wolves to name a few, this region is rugged and wild, featuring some of the best hunting and recreation in Big Sky Country!

Near Helena, this unique Montana property offers an ideal retreat. Moose Creek flows into Colorado Creek, which meanders through diverse timber and foliage, adding to the lush landscape, home to elk, deer, moose, and birds of prey. Expansive mountain meadows provide breathtaking peak views. Adjoining BLM and National Forest land grants easy access to hiking, hunting, and more. A charming rustic cabin by the creek enhances its appeal. This property Combines tranquility with urban convenience.

Located just outside of Alder, Montana and less than 3.5 miles from the Ruby River, this property boasts mountain vistas and rolling foothills, perfectly complemented by an architecturally designed 4,389± SF, 3 bed, 2.5 bath home, built with incredible attention to detail. Breathtaking mountain views of the Ruby Mountains and Tobacco Roots make this a one-of-a-kind property.

This Southeast Alaska property has a home built in 2012 using the design and many materials from the early 1900’s cannery Mess Hall. An original bunkhouse was updated as a guest house with its own kitchen while retaining its traditional style. The carpenter and tool shops are still in use, and there is room to build additional cabins or a boathouse. Ocean and fly fishing are outstanding. Wildlife sightings include humpback whales, orcas, seals, sea lions, Sitka blacktail deer, eagles, and the coveted Alaska brown bear.

The Old Bolinger Place offers 235± acres providing incredible hunting for pheasant, waterfowl and whitetail deer. Strategically located in close proximity to downtown Bozeman and 10± minutes to a commercial airport, this property puts you out in the country but keeps you close to town.

This outstanding hunting ranch is perfect for any game hunter, with great populations of mule deer, elk and turkey. In addition to its first class hunting, the Triple 2 Ranch features highly productive grass rangelands and irrigation.

This Oregon ranch is a fantastic property with amazing views, abundant wildlife, a peaceful setting, and an income-producing cattle operation. The ranch and hilltop scenic views make this an ideal place to recreate and have a property that produces income. Opportunities for hunting and wildlife viewing are offered year-round. A cozy cabin with a pond makes the improvements for the property a fantastic place to get away for a campfire and book with majestic views in all directions.

This is an opportunity to own a stunning home overlooking a famous section of trout water, the tailwater stretch of the Missouri River below Holter Dam. Located upstream from Wolf Creek Bridge and 10± minutes from Craig, Montana, this property boasts views of the river and is contiguous to BLM land that touches Holter Lake. The property boasts a modern 4,066± SF, 4 bed, 3 bath “cabin” with views of the trout-rich waters of the “Mighty Mo.” Relax on your deck looking out at the river after a day spent casting to fish or recreating on Holter Lake.

One of Central Oregon’s best-kept secrets is a honey hole for the big game hunter. Outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers will also appreciate this rare offering. Trophy size Rocky Mountain bull elk, big mule deer, and the occasional antelope are just some of the wildlife that calls this timberland and meadows home. Between alfalfa and hay fields and the Ochoco Mountains, this property is located in the Grizzly Hunting Unit with natural springs and ponds and the potential to expand.

This Montana hunting land property sits below the towering Mission Mountain Range in Northwest Montana. The habitat on the ranch has created a sanctuary for wildlife, including a population of pheasants and whitetail deer. In addition, there are irrigation rights that will allow for some agricultural production on the property. Numerous build sites exist on the property, all maximizing views of the creek bottom on the property as well as the Mission Mountain range in the distance.

The Broken Spoke Ranch offers a small, secluded ranch, equestrian operation, or a recreational getaway. It has nearby hunting and fishing, winter sports, UTV, and camping opportunities in the nearby Big Horn Mountains in Northwest Wyoming. The ranch provides two homes and a large shop with plenty of scenic views and privacy. The turnkey horse operation will give the horse owner the ability to practice competitive events or trail rides through the BLM and nearby Cloud Peak Wilderness.

This property encompasses 135± deeded acres of extremely productive dryland grazing. The rolling pastures hold an abundance of mule deer, antelope, sharp-tailed grouse, and Hungarian partridge. This modern yet rustic guest house/shop combination is a welcoming blend of classic styling that meets the needs of a family. This is a beautiful example of a classic Montana retreat that offers endless build sites throughout the property with views in all directions.

Dramatic topographic transitions sweep from sage pastures to Douglas fir ridges and aspen-lined creek corridors, framing sweeping views of the Bridger and Crazy Mountains beyond. Bordering Gallatin National Forest, the property connects to thousands of acres of public land, creating a premier big-game and upland-bird hunting destination. Elk, deer, moose, and black bears roam freely, while abundant springs and rich soils offer equal promise for cultivation and a deeply private Montana legacy.

With easy access to fly fishing, big game hunting and recreation in southwest Montana, this property has all the ingredients of a quality recreational ranch. Located at the epicenter of trout fishing in Montana and featuring a beautifully placed private home, this recreational retreat is a rare find.

This Montana cattle ranch is known for its excellent production value. Fenced and cross-fenced for cattle grazing and maximizing production on the pivot irrigated fields make for excellent fall grazing once the hay crop is harvested. Producing enough hay to winter cows, it still has surplus hay to sell. It has a balance of irrigated fields, native grassland for pasture and grazing, creek bottomlands, and beautiful views of the Elkhorn and Big Belt Mountains.

Bordering over 17,000 accessible BLM acres, this is a seamless property for the owner that is looking to enjoy all that comes with an abundance of private space … while avoiding the responsibilities that come with larger acreages. The current owners raised their family here for twenty-six years, maturing memories and growing roots in one of Wyoming’s most impressive Rocky Mountain valleys. Stonegate’s rare offering presents the opportunity for a new steward to do the same.

It is not often that a ranch this diverse comes on the market. The abundant wildlife and fishery resources, as well as some of the most dramatic scenery in the Northern Rockies make this a prime recreational ranch in Montana.

Space for your dream home or as a commercial ranch, this is the perfect place to recreate what was once a nationally recognized Equestrian Center for Thoroughbred racehorses strategically located in the South Sound next to the City of Tenino. Enjoy the rural and secluded lifestyle this ranch offers with the convenience of being close to amenities.

81 acres at the SxS Ranch is a rare opportunity on the northern edge of the Gallatin Valley to purchase private acreage in Montana. Mature trees and covered draws add to the desirability of the property. Located just 30± minutes to Bozeman, 15± minutes to the airport, and 45± minutes to Bridger Bowl Ski Area, this property checks all the boxes. This opportunity provides membership in the exclusive SxS Ranch, including shared recreational interest in 971± total acres.

Pine Hollow Farm in central Oregon offers stunning views, abundant wildlife, and a tranquil atmosphere alongside a profitable wheat and cattle business. It boasts diverse wildlife for superb hunting/viewing, and it is supported by two homes, cattle working facilities, a shop, and a hay barn. With acres of productive dryland farm ground, producing 30-70± bushels of wheat/acre on a summer-fallow rotational basis. A prime working/sporting property in a sought-after area, it’s an exceptional buy.

Ideal for a private estate, agricultural use, or development, this listing features panoramic views of Polson, Flathead Lake, and the Mission Mountains. Located minutes from downtown Polson and adjacent to the Stonehorse subdivision, the property offers a blend of convenience and seclusion. Divided into five parcels, it supports flexibility for estate or development. Currently leased for wheat farming, it has income potential and lies close to local amenities and recreational areas.

Located in New Mexico’s Unit 55B, this ranch qualifies for unlimited landowner elk tags, no draw required. Bordering Maxwell National Wildlife Refuge, elk, mule deer, and waterfowl move freely across the property. A 27± acre lake creates excellent wing shooting. With 188± irrigated acres and strong water rights, the ranch supports crops and grazing. Multiple revenue streams help offset costs. Sangre de Cristo views and easy Interstate 25 access make this a turnkey hunting and farming property.

Just west of Helena, Montana, this rare opportunity offers a balance of seclusion, scenery, and access to town. Surrounded by the Rocky Mountains and bordering National Forest, the land features a seasonal creek, lush riparian zones, & abundant wildlife including elk, deer, and moose. With no improvements, it’s a blank canvas for a custom home or retreat. Panoramic views, quiet surroundings, and proximity to medical care, shopping, dining, & a regional airport make this an exceptional offering.

In the center of Goshen County, Wyoming, with sweeping views of the valley, this lovely ranch makes an efficient cattle operation with productive, cross-fenced pastures and ample water throughout. The operation has an owner-rated carrying capacity of 60-70 cow/calf pairs year-round or 5 months of summer grazing with 80 pairs. The ranch offers numerous improvements and two dwellings in Lingle, Wyoming, rich in history and agricultural culture, while providing a beautiful place to call home.

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.

Beautiful and private Barnes Butte Lake is a rare opportunity to own acreage with a stunning secluded lake. Known for excellent fishing of bass and Blue Gill, Barnes Butte Lake was once operated as a day fishing experience for the public and at one time produced the largest Blue Gill around.

Where refined living meets rugged beauty, this Southern Utah retreat offers direct river access, a luxurious 3,360± square foot home, guest quarters, a barn, and exceptional views. Minutes from Bryce and Zion, it blends privacy, recreation, and craftsmanship. With a chef’s kitchen, wraparound decks, outdoor fireplace, and systems for year-round comfort, it’s ideal as a private getaway or income-generating basecamp. Wildlife, trails, and red cliff vistas complete the experience.

Find a variety of wildlife roaming this ranch, as well as 1± mile of Greyson Creek flowing through the property. Close to all the amenities of Townsend, MT, yet boasting incredible views and privacy, this property has it all.

The property represents an excellent real estate investment in the Gallatin Valley. This is some of the most stunningly beautiful land in the valley. The combination of close proximity to vibrant Bozeman and the tranquility of the Springhill Community, the prolific wildlife populations and tremendous recreational opportunities in the area makes this a wonderful spot to put down some roots and enjoy life.

A small-acreage Oregon ranch that has everything you could want. Enjoy breathtaking Cascade Mountain views and sunsets from the beautifully updated farmhouse featuring 2,676± SF and 3 beds/2.5 baths. The outdoor living space, wrap-around porch, views, and tranquility will ensure your guests will never want to leave. Additional improvements include a shop with a meat processing room, a 2-bed guest home, working corrals, a hay shed, a vet/tack room, a chicken coop, and 2 landowner preference tags.

This Montana property offers various recreational and agricultural possibilities. It is surrounded by water features, including the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River, a spring-fed river oxbow, and an irrigation canal. The ranch has an upper field with scenic views and hay production, while the lower field is suitable for recreation or agriculture. The property supports abundant wildlife, including mule deer, whitetail deer, turkey, pheasant, and waterfowl.

This Oregon ranch is a unique opportunity for the young (or young at heart) cattle operator to get started or for the established operator to expand with this significant grazing opportunity, conveniently located just 42± miles or 45 minutes Southeast of Bend, Oregon. This offering has headquarters with corrals and stock water well for a hard-to-come-by BLM grazing permit. A real high-desert opportunity, just minutes from all the recreational and cultural amenities Central Oregon offers!

Minutes from Big Timber and the Yellowstone River this ranch provides 2.3± miles of Otter Creek, 140± acres of irrigated ground, and multiple draws leading into rolling hills. The multiple coulées and drainages are lined with juniper, sage brush, and willow trees which serve as excellent wildlife corridors. As the ranch drops in elevation the rolling grasslands and meadows splinter into productive flood irrigated fields, then onward to the riparian zone along the creek teaming with a multitude of birds, deer, and antelope.