Eagle Rock Ranch on the Wise River
Wise River, MontanaLocated 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.
Fire Tower Ranch
Ennis, MontanaBordering 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.
Mountain View Ranch
Bone, IdahoMountain View Ranch has it all with year-round creeks and springs, aspen groves and dark north facing slopes of pine trees, and several large grassy meadows welcoming big game and cattle. The seasonal pasture for cattle is a mainstay in the business operations of the ranch. Located near the Grays lake refuge gives many opportunities for viewing wildlife and waterfowl. Idaho Falls, one hour away, has a commercial airport and private facilities, and all the shopping you will need.
Tor S Farms, LLC.
Burns, ORTor S Farms, LLC. is a very productive hay farm, priced well within the market. With 4 Zimmatic pivots (3 pivots producing 6+ tons of alfalfa to the acre last year of export hay and 1 pivot in triticale that should produce 3.5 tons) and 8 wells currently in use, this property should produce 2,500+ tons of hay a year.
Bridger Plateau Ranch
Belgrade, MontanaTucked away in the northern Gallatin Valley within close proximity to Bozeman, Montana, this property offers extremely productive dry land grazing, with multiple pastures and many water tanks. The rolling pastures and deep juniper canyons also hold an abundance of mule deer, antelope, sharptailed grouse, Hungarian partridge and a seasonal elk herd.
North Fork Ranch
Townsend, MontanaA 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.
Sportsman River Farm
Pagosa Springs, ColoradoImagine a property where you can farm lush river bottom, hunt or view multiple species of wildlife, ride horses for miles in the wilderness, and trout fish in one of the premier trout rivers in Colorado and New Mexico. The property spans both sides of the San Juan river and boasts a nicely built timber frame home.
Paradise Valley Farm
Pray, MontanaConveniently located in the most picturesque part of the highly sought-after Paradise Valley, midway between Yellowstone National Park and the town of Livingston, Montana, this property includes 120± acres under pivot irrigation. The property’s pivoted field provides ‘big sky’ views of the Gallatin Mountains to the West, the Absaroka Beartooth’s to the East looking up Mill Creek canyon, and glimpses of the Crazy Mountain range to the North.
Moose Meadow Ranch
Trout Creek, MontanaThis is a beautiful and functional recreational ranch with access to thousands of acres of National Forest. There is a large custom home and a guest home, as well as a 4± acre pond and .3± miles of Little Beaver Creek for the avid angler to enjoy casting fly’s to hungry trout. Moose Meadow Ranch is ideally situated in the middle of recreationally abundant northwest Montana where the year-round recreational amenities are endless.
Elk Ridge Ranch
Fishtail, MontanaTucked up against the base of the majestic Beartooth Mountains, this ranch enjoys stunning views and proximity to one of the most beautiful blocks of roadless land in the United States, the Absaroka Beartooth Wilderness. This property offers private Forest Service access to thousands of acres of National Forest, two forks of Fiddler Creek with lush creek bottom, stands of conifers, groves of quaking aspen and rolling meadows.
Six Mile Creek Ranch
Pray, MontanaThe property consists of 175± deeded acres, including 36± acres of hayfield, approximately .3 miles of Six Mile Creek lined with mature cottonwood trees, and fantastic mountain views. The property’s varied topography and location provides the largest of ‘big sky’ views with the Gallatin Mountains to the West, the Absaroka Beartooth’s to the East looking directly up at Emigrant Peak, and glimpses of the Crazy Mountain range to the North.
Brite’s Pitchfork Ranch
Hysham, MontanaThe stunning Montana ranch offers great big game and bird hunting opportunities and a laid-back lifestyle, with possibilities for a cattle operation already in place. The diverse terrain features a mix of pine-covered ridges and draws, meadows and open grasslands, a spring-fed pond and hosts an abundance of wildlife including elk, mule deer and antelope.
Swan Mountain Ranch
Kalispell, MontanaThe Swan Mountain Ranch consists of 160± acres situated at the base of the Swan Mountain Range. Rolling grassy hills, timbered draws, small ponds, and lush wetlands provide the perfect spot to build your Montana dream. Enjoy panoramic views of the Swan Mountains and imagine the world behind the wall of snow-capped peaks.
Luelling Ranch on the Deschutes River
Madras, OregonRarely does a property like this come on the market. With only 20 homes on the 100 mile stretch of the Lower Deschutes River, this is an amazing opportunity to own your own river retreat. Luelling Ranch on the Deschutes River offers some of the best trout and steelhead fishing in Oregon, right out your back door.
Wolf Creek Mountain Ranch
Wolf Creek, MontanaIn a region known for abundant elk, bear, whitetail and mule deer populations, this ranch features spectacular mountain views, timbered draws, grassy parks, springs and a pristine stretch of Wolf Creek. The proximity to lakes and nearby public lands affords easy access to an abundant variety of summer and winter recreational opportunities.
Up The Creek Ranch
Silt, ColoradoThis totally off-grid property has seven pastures and four ponds. The hunting is outstanding for elk, mule deer and black bear to name the major species. This ranch comes with an agricultural irrigation water right and it’s own registered ranch brand. The home has been set up as a lodge primarily for the fall hunting operations.
Salmon Prairie Homestead
Ovando, MontanaThis 118± acre property is set in the foreground of the famous Bob Marshall and Scapegoat wildernesses. Lush meadows and Aspens create the perfect homesite. This land is part of an intact Rocky Mountain ecosystem that is one of the few remaining in North America. This land is wild, scenic, and breathtaking.
Historic Veale Ranch
Fort Worth, TexasThe Historic Veale Ranch near Aledo has been a carefully managed, operating cattle ranch for 5 generations of the Veale family since 1935.
Monarch Ranch
Comstock, TexasFeaturing over 13 miles of paved roads, an airport with a 6000′ runway, over 5 miles of river front on the pristine Devils River and a variety of wild-land ecosystems, this ranch is a rare find. The ecological values along the Devils River warrant stewarding and protection for future owners and heirs to enjoy the quiet solitude it offers. As owner of the property you would be part of one of the largest “conservation neighborhoods” in Texas.
Wearden Farm & Ranch
Ganado, TexasAn exceptional recreational property featuring farming income and prime rice land. Nearly 3,000 acres of live oak woods bracketed by crops and pasture, in an area renowned for its waterfowl hunting.
Horseshoe Bar Ranch on the John Day River
Antelope, OregonThis is an amazing, blank canvas with all the right background on which you can “paint” your dream ranch! You will forever marvel at the majestic cliffs which tower above the rolling plateaus and lonely canyons as they fall, sometimes gently and sometimes steeply, to bottom lands along the free-flowing John Day River.
