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.

Set high above the Countryman Creek valley along the divide of the Yellowstone and Stillwater River systems, this Montana holding offers commanding Beartooth Mountain views and classic Western presence. Rolling grasslands blend with ponderosa pine and cedar, supporting grazing, wildlife, and future homesites. County road access, a pole barn, multiple wells, developed springs, and seasonal creeks provide solid infrastructure. Located in Montana’s 575 Hunting District, the property supports elk, mule deer, and upland birds, with convenient access to nearby towns and rivers.

Newly remodeled, this is one of the most luxurious and well-appointed headquarters available on one of America’s finest stretches of blue-ribbon trout water. Just 15 minutes from Yellowtail Dam and the Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, with a premier hole on the Bighorn River just off the backyard. Set in a peaceful, private 175 HOA of only six other residences, Rainbow Point includes a private members-only boat ramp and exclusive access to world-class fly fishing and waterfowl hunting.

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.

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 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 27.5± acre country farm in the foothills of Wyoming’s Bighorn Mountains offers 25.5± acres of irrigated hay ground, two homes, horse facilities, and a large shop. Located between Thermopolis and Worland, the property backs up to thousands of acres of BLM land for direct recreational access. The famed Bighorn River is less than two miles away, with multiple boat launches and fishing access points nearby, making this an ideal mix of production and recreation.