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Rising across the skyline are the iconic Nine Sisters, a chain of ancient volcanic peaks that shape the region’s identity. From Morro Rock at the coastline dramatic and unmistakable backdrop. The ranch’s

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BROKER INDEX AFM Real Estate.............................................................................................................................................. 52 American Legacy Land Co.. .........................................................................................................................38 Arnold Realty.............................................................................................................................................. 42, 51

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Bachman & Associates Real Estate..........................................................................................................50 Bray & Co. Real Estate..................................................................................................................................56 C3 Farm & Ranch Real Estate. . ...................................................................................................................34 California Outdoor Properties/Outdoor Properties of Nevada........................................ Cover, 12

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Clark & Associates Land Brokers, LLC................................................................................................... 30 Colorado Ranch Company......................................................................................................................... 40 Dalton Group Real Estate.............................................................................................................................18 Eagle Land Brokerage. . .................................................................................................................................49 Engel & Völkers Land and Ranch..............................................................................................................48

Creative Director COURTNEY LOVING cloving@farmandranch.com

Harrigan Land Company..............................................................................................................................32 Hayden Outdoors Real Estate.. .................................................................................................................. 28 Keller Williams Realty Sioux Falls.. ............................................................................................................44 Ranch & Resort Realty...................................................................................................................................22 Republic Ranches. . ..........................................................................................................................................26

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Romick and Associates, Inc.........................................................................................................................26 Southwest Ranch & Farm Sales.................................................................................................................45 Stronghold Ranch Real Estate. . .................................................................................................................. 55 The Brian Cooper Team | Bluebird Real Estate................................................................................... 47

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COCHISE COUNTY 64....................................................................55 8,864...............................................................55 MARICOPA COUNTY 35,000............................................................55 125,000..........................................................55 NAVAJO COUNTY 19,264. ............................................................55 PIMA COUNTY 26,000...........................................................55

CALIFORNIA

CALAVERAS COUNTY 505..................................................................29 HUMBOLDT COUNTY 3,206...............................................................17 MENDOCINO COUNTY 2,100................................................................17 PLUMAS COUNTY 20.....................................................................17 SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY 2,298. ...............................................................12 SHASTA COUNTY 3.......................................................................54 7.......................................................................54 70. ....................................................................54 161. ................................................................... 16 290. .................................................................53 451....................................................................17 SISKIYOU COUNTY 160. ..................................................................53 YUBA COUNTY 338.................................................................. 16

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COSTILLA COUNTY 317.................................................................. 50 EAGLE COUNTY 40................................................................... 46 GRAND COUNTY 45.................................................................... 40 142................................................................... 41 176................................................................... 41 198. .................................................................. 41 280.................................................................. 41 414. .................................................................. 41 522................................................................. 40 GUNNISON COUNTY 7.......................................................................47 17. .....................................................................47 35. ....................................................................47 36....................................................................47 88. ....................................................................47 167.................................................................. 49

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JEFFERSON COUNTY 30....................................................................35 LARIMER COUNTY 0.91. . ................................................................36 5.......................................................................34 13.. ....................................................................36 14.....................................................................36 34.. ...................................................................35 35. . ...................................................................36 35. . ...................................................................34 7,455...............................................................33 LINCOLN COUNTY 4,085...............................................................31 MESA COUNTY 4.......................................................................56 8.......................................................................24 38. . ...................................................................56 1,515.. .............................................................. 49 MOFFAT COUNTY 545................................................................. 46 44,311. . ............................................................28 PARK COUNTY 103. . .................................................................33 112. . ................................................................. 40 ROUTT COUNTY 88. . ...................................................................22 160. . ................................................................ 46 271...................................................................26 SAGUACHE COUNTY 320. . ................................................................47 SUMMIT COUNTY 70. . .................................................................. 40 73.................................................................... 40 WELD COUNTY 2.......................................................................34 4.......................................................................36 30....................................................................35 35. . ...................................................................36 37. . ...................................................................34

IDAHO

MADISON COUNTY 1,048...............................................................29

KANSAS

ELK COUNTY 1,415................................................................29

MISSOURI

LACLEDE COUNTY 820..................................................................29

MONTANA

CHOUTEAU COUNTY 7,075.. ..............................................................29 POWDER RIVER COUNTY 12,020. . ............................................................31

HUERFANO COUNTY 2,525. ..............................................................32

RAVALLI COUNTY 244..................................................................48

JACKSON COUNTY 37. ................................................................... 46

STILLWATER COUNTY 19.....................................................................48

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KEITH COUNTY 90....................................................................38

DUVAL COUNTY 642..................................................................25

LANCASTER COUNTY 60....................................................................39

FRANKLIN COUNTY 352..................................................................45

LINCOLN COUNTY 4,480..............................................................29

KERR COUNTY 20....................................................................25 720..................................................................48

HOWARD COUNTY 149. . .................................................................39

OTOE COUNTY 134...................................................................38

NEVADA

CHURCHILL COUNTY 34.. ....................................................................17

NEW MEXICO

CIBOLA COUNTY 3,000. . ............................................................33 RIO ARRIBA COUNTY 1,570. . ..............................................................33 2,410...............................................................29

NORTH CAROLINA

DURHAM COUNTY 928..................................................................29

NORTH DAKOTA

STARK COUNTY 60................................................................... 30

OKLAHOMA

BLANCO COUNTY 12.. ....................................................................25

UTAH

GARFIELD COUNTY 467.................................................................. 37 MORGAN COUNTY 1,073. . ..............................................................32 PIUTE COUNTY 640. . ................................................................ 37 RICH COUNTY 7,000. . .............................................................32 SEVIER COUNTY 572.. ................................................................. 37 640. . ................................................................ 37

WASHINGTON

KITTITAS COUNTY 84.. ...................................................................52

WYOMING

CARBON COUNTY 92,000...........................................................33

COMANCHE COUNTY 80....................................................................45

CONVERSE COUNTY 252................................................................. 30

COTTON COUNTY 795..................................................................29

CROOK COUNTY 40.....................................................................51 1,140.................................................................51 2,238. . .............................................................32 2,422. . .............................................................29 3,829. . ..............................................................51

MURRAY COUNTY 106. . .................................................................45

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COOS COUNTY 703..................................................................52 JACKSON COUNTY 640. . ................................................................52

GOSHEN COUNTY 627...................................................................31 3,485. . ............................................................ 30 8,571............................................................... 30

LANE COUNTY 380. . ................................................................52

JOHNSON COUNTY 4,389.. ..............................................................31

LINN COUNTY 79. . ...................................................................52 132...................................................................52

WESTON COUNTY 79. . ....................................................................51

SOUTH DAKOTA

OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY

GREGORY COUNTY 2,157................................................................29 MINNEHAHA COUNTY 37. . ...................................................................44

MEXICO

SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE 39................................................................... 20

TENNESSEE

HICKMAN COUNTY 579..................................................................29

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n a 700-acre farm in Montezuma County, Colorado, autumn brings a harvest. According to Southwest Seed’s farm profile, the family business grows more than 40 species of grasses and wildflowers suited to the dry Four Corners region. Blue grama lifts its eyelash-like seed heads above the plants more often associated with open country than cultivated rows. These crops won’t end up in grocery stores or feed bunks. Instead, Southwest Seed has had its harvest cleaned, tested, and made ready for use on rangelands, roadsides, energy sites, and other public lands where native vegetation has been damaged or lost. For ranch owners, the stakes are close to home. USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service, or NRCS, reports that properly matched native grasses can protect soil, improve water infiltration, provide livestock forage and support wildlife with relatively low inputs. After wildfire, drought or other disturbance, however, a shortage of suitable seed can mean higher costs, fewer choices and a longer wait for productive ground to recover. For owners, that delay can also complicate grazing plans, conservation work and decisions about when damaged acreage can return to production. Those findings also matter to rural real estate professionals because vegetation is part of a property’s working history. A burned slope, invasive weeds, or an unfinished reclamation obligation can affect a buyer’s costs after closing. A healthy native stand, by contrast, may contribute forage, erosion control and wildlife habitat. Recognizing those conditions can help agents ask better questions and show buyers that “unimproved” ground is not necessarily unmanaged. The concern extends beyond any one ranch. In 2023, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine concluded that the United States needs a more reliable native-seed supply as wildfire, invasive plants, extreme weather, and development increase restoration needs. Seed must be available in the right species, genetic sources, and quantities—often on short notice across thousands of acres. Restoration begins with a deceptively difficult question: Is there enough of the right seed to plant? It is a question Pat Reynolds encounters from the production side. Reynolds is the general manager of Heritage Growers, a California nonprofit native-seed operation and part of River Partners. A restoration ecologist by training, Reynolds oversees an operation that follows native seed from wildland collection through agricultural production, sales and distribution. The work, he said, is more complicated than many people realize.

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Heritage Growers, photo by Joan Bosque

THE RIGHT SEED FOR THE RIGHT PLACE

TURNING WILD PLANTS INTO CROPS

For the Heritage Growers, the first step in producing native seed is understanding its origin and the place where it will one day return.

Once wild plants are introduced into agricultural production, preserving local genetics becomes more difficult. As Reynolds pointed out, Heritage Growers farms slightly over 200 acres but does so by growing about 200 different types of crops. This contrasts with a conventional farming operation, in which the same amount of land might be used for only a few crops.

“If you take a poppy from San Diego and you plant it up in Red Bluff, for example, you stand a very good chance of that not even surviving,” Reynolds said. The science behind that example extends beyond California. U.S. Forest Service research shows that plant populations adapt to local temperature, precipitation, elevation and growing-season length. Seed from one environment may therefore struggle in another even when the species name is the same. The U.S. Geological Survey states that restoration experts reduce that risk by using seed-transfer zones and other sourcing methods. Their aim is not to call for seed from the nearest fence line, but rather to match the plant material to the conditions it will encounter. For Heritage Growers, this involves starting with seed collected from a specific region in the wild, increasing its population through agricultural methods, and, where possible, giving the seed back to the area from which its genetic material originally came. According to Reynolds, locally adapted material is more likely to survive, persist, and eventually create resilient habitat. The federal National Seed Strategy stresses the same principle: that using the correct seed in the right place at the right time relies on source information, records, testing, storage, and planning.

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“We have to be an expert on 200 different things,” Reynolds said. Each species can bring a different set of questions. Some have been grown before. Others require Heritage Growers to determine, through experience, how they respond to irrigation, weed control, harvesting, and cleaning. “A lot of it also has an experimental element to it as well,” Reynolds said. “So we learn as we go. We get better as we go. But a lot of times it’s really starting from scratch.” The National Academies describes similar challenges across nativeseed production. Plants may mature unevenly, drop seed as soon as it ripens, or produce material that is difficult to separate from stems, awns and chaff. Some establish slowly, while others require modified equipment or new harvesting methods. Texas-based Bamert Seed Company offers another example of that work. Established in Muleshoe in 1951, the family business grows native plants for restoration, reclamation and wildlife habitat. In a company interview, its production manager described fields ranging from one-acre plots to plantings covering 240 acres, with planting density, weed control, harvest timing and cleaning methods varying by species.

USDA’s conservation-seeding guidance evaluates seed on a pure live seed basis, a calculation that accounts for purity and germination. That distinction matters because a harvested lot may yield far less usable seed after empty hulls, stems and weed seed are removed. At Heritage Growers, there is another layer to the process: maintaining the seed’s identity. Reynolds said equipment must be thoroughly cleaned between fields and crops must be separated to reduce contamination or unwanted cross-pollination. Records then follow the seed from its wild collection through production and eventually out the door.

GROWING TOMORROW’S SUPPLY Even if the growers know how to produce the seed, they still face a problem they cannot address immediately: time. Heritage Growers collects seed that can be traced to its source, cleanses and tests it, and then grows it on agricultural land to produce more seed; the amplification process can continue through multiple production cycles until there is enough seed available for a landscape-scale restoration project. That timeline does not always match the moment when customers realize they need it. “There’s a mismatch between supply and demand,” Reynolds said. He described a common situation in which a person makes a call only a few months before a project requires thousands of pounds of seed from a specific area. “We tell them, ‘If you had called us three or four years ago, we could have been ready,’” Reynolds said. By then, a buyer may have to compromise on species, genetics, or the geographic source of the seed, relying on what’s commercially available. The National Academies also regarded the same timing mismatch as a weakness in the marketplace. Since restoration needs are generally reactive, the farmers have to decide what to plant well before demand is certain. Unpredictable demand may cause farmers to hesitate to make investments in production, while buyers, too, might delay committing funds years in advance. Heritage Growers has also seen the results of planning early. Reynolds pointed to a large floodplain restoration project along California’s Carmel River. Wildland source seed was collected and provided to Heritage Growers years in advance under a contract grow. The operation has been increasing the amount of that material ever since and now supplies thousands of pounds of seed for the project each year. That kind of preparation is especially difficult when the disturbance itself cannot be predicted. A Forest Service study of the western United States found that wildfires can create large, unpredictable seed needs. University of Wyoming guidance also warns that invasive grasses such as cheatgrass can occupy burned ground and increase future fuel loads.

Top to bottom: Bamert Seed Company production field, harvesting equipment, and bulk harvested seed

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Southwest Seed, penstemon field

The issue isn’t one that only affects California; a 2026 report by the Nature Conservancy found that land managers and contractors in Wyoming frequently cite limited availability of native seed as an obstacle to restoration and reclamation. Wind River Seed, located outside Manderson, grows native grasses, forbs, and shrubs and collaborates with growers and wildland collectors to meet demand in that market. Researchers may use information on past fires and seed zones to make some predictions about demand, but they cannot forecast all disturbances. This means that farmers have to decide what to produce before they know exactly who will need it.

PLANNING BEFORE THE NEED For landowners, the supply problem makes planning before a disturbance particularly valuable. Using unsuitable seed—or waiting until after a disturbance to begin looking—can leave soil exposed, invite invasive weeds, and delay the return of usable forage. But obtaining the right seed is only the beginning. Reynolds said successful establishment also depends on preparing the site and planting the seed correctly. In California, for example, weed control may need to happen before native seed goes into the ground. Planting timing, depth and seed-to-soil contact can all affect whether the resulting stand survives. Species must also fit the site’s conditions. A plant suited to wetter ground may germinate in a dry location, Reynolds explained, but fail to persist.

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“There’s the saying you have to use the right species at the right time in the right place,” Reynolds said. The NRCS guidance on conservation seeding also advises starting with the site and its proposed use rather than choosing seeds first. Landowners should list the existing vegetation, soils, and invasive plants, and then request that the suppliers provide information on the origin, purity, germination rate, and weed content of the seeds. Local NRCS offices, conservation districts, and Extension specialists can help determine whether reseeding is necessary, which species are best suited to the property, and how to manage grazing or weeds during establishment. Depending on the program and location, technical or financial assistance may also be available. Real estate agents can use similar questions during a transaction: Has the land burned, been overgrazed or otherwise disturbed? Are invasive weeds or reclamation obligations present? What seed mixes or conservation practices have been used? Agents are not required to become restoration specialists, but they can assist buyers in identifying problems that warrant a more detailed examination before closing.

FARMING FOR THE LANDSCAPE AHEAD The entire native-seed industry has to deal with a problem that is greater than any single farm or restoration project. The National Academies concluded that strengthening the nation’s native-seed supply will require a coordinated public-private effort

Field of lupine at Heritage Growers, photo by Joan Bosque

to improve market information, research, workforce knowledge, storage and long-term purchasing. Forward contracts and advance commitments could give growers more confidence to put uncommon species into production. For farmers who are interested in that market, producing native seeds is not simply a straightforward conservation initiative nor an easy alternative crop; it calls for technical knowledge, patient markets and a readiness to experiment. At Heritage Growers, Reynolds looks at that work through the lens that originally led him to it. Natural habitats are facing pressure from habitat loss, invasive species and a changing climate, he said. Meeting those challenges will require restoration on a scale that depends, quite literally, on having the plant material available. “We need to restore things at scale, and we need to do it in a hurry,” Reynolds said. For Heritage Growers, that urgency is part of the reason for doing the work. As a nonprofit operation, Reynolds said its focus is on the conservation value of producing the locally sourced plant material restoration projects need.

Bamert Seed Company production

Back in southwestern Colorado, the value of the fall harvest may not be fully visible for years. A bag of blue grama or prairie clover is a commercial product. Still, it holds possibility—the beginning of a stabilized slope, a recovering range, or a plant community that can support wildlife and withstand the difficult seasons ahead. FALL 2026

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LITTLE MORRO CREEK RANCH

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et just 3.5 miles from the Pacific Ocean near Morro Bay, CA, the remarkable 2,298±-acre Little Morro Creek Ranch embodies the pioneering spirit of California’s Central Coast, where sweeping landscapes meet a rich sense of history. Early settlers traveling west arrived here and, in doing so, defined California as a place of opportunity and new beginnings. That legacy still lingers in the land today, carried in its open expanses and endless horizons. Rising across the skyline are the iconic Nine Sisters, a chain of ancient volcanic peaks that shape the region’s identity. From Morro Rock at the coastline to the inland summits, these landmarks create a dramatic and unmistakable backdrop. The ranch’s diverse terrain supports abundant wildlife and offers exceptional outdoor recreation, including hunting, horseback riding, hiking, or exploring. Several highly productive developed springs, seasonal creeks, and small reservoirs enhance both the natural beauty and water resources of the property. Designed for both function and longevity, Little Morro Creek Ranch can support approximately 150 to 200 cow-calf pairs year-round, depending on rainfall. The ranch borders the National Forest along its northern and eastern boundaries. 60± acres of fertile Class II soils offer ample planting opportunities. The well-equipped and wellmaintained headquarters features a manufactured caretaker home with a detached shop, domestic wells, a recently improved barn with power and lighting, a large equipment shed, pipe corrals, a hydraulic squeeze chute, outbuildings, and perimeter fencing. The property is also enrolled in the Williamson Act, supporting its long-term agricultural use and stewardship. This rare ranch offering represents both a connection to the past and an opportunity for the future. With its blend of natural beauty, productive capacity, and enduring legacy near Morro Bay, it stands as a ranch of uncommon scale and character.

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PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS • 2,298 ± total acres across 8 parcels on California’s Central Coast • Located 3.5 miles from the Pacific Ocean near Morro Bay • Iconic views of the Nine Sisters volcanic peaks and Morro Rock • Borders National Forest on the northern and eastern boundaries • Eight separate pastures support approximately 150–200 cow-calf pairs year-round, depending on rainfall • 60± acres of fertile Class II soils for planting • Two domestic wells, developed springs, two ponds, seasonal creeks, and blue-line creeks • Approximately ten 5,000-gallon holding tanks, solar pumps, 21,000 feet of new 1.25-inch underground plastic piping, and 25 cement troughs • 1.25 miles of new cross-fencing • Exceptional outdoor recreation, including hunting, horseback riding, and hiking • Headquarters with a manufactured caretaker home and shop • All utilities at headquarters are underground • Backup propane generator that runs the entire headquarters • Starlink internet • Extensive infrastructure, including barn, equipment shed, and pipe corrals • Hydraulic squeeze chute, outbuildings, livestock shed, five-stall horse shed with turnouts, perimeter fencing, and certified scales • Great ranch roads throughout • Ranch equipment can be purchased separately • Enrolled in the Williamson Act • $12,000,000

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Henriksen Ranch

161± ACRES // SHASTA COUNTY, CA // $3,299,000

Located an hour and a half from Redding, this 161±-acre, off-grid retreat offers rustic luxury and full self-sufficiency. At its heart, Henriksen Ranch features a 2,900-square-foot Pioneer log home, a 1,316-square-foot guest cabin, and a 1,464-square-foot caretaker’s home, ideal for a private getaway or family compound. A 3,600-square-foot shop, 1,800-square-foot garage, hay barn, and outbuildings support any pursuit. Multiple year-round ponds, creeks, and springs create rich habitat and recreation, from hunting and fishing to riding and ATVing. A timber harvest plan provides added income. Henriksen Ranch delivers a true private outdoor recreational experience in the unspoiled forests of Shasta County. Todd Renfrew, 707-455-4444.

RIR Ranch

338± ACRES // YUBA COUNTY, CA // $2,950,000

Set on 338.5 picturesque and productive acres, this exceptional working ranch blends quality agricultural ground, extensive livestock infrastructure, abundant water, and striking natural beauty. A well-maintained, 2,840±-square-foot, four-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers comfortable country living, complemented by an eight-vehicle garage, 8,000±-square-foot metal shop, 3,000±-square-foot hay barn, two horse barns, and a dedicated cow barn with corrals. Approximately 200 acres are planted in seasonal crops, supporting around 80 head of cattle. Four wells, solar pumps, storage tanks, year-round ponds, and a seasonal creek serve the operation while enhancing wildlife habitat. Bordering the 11,900-acre Spenceville Open Space and conservation-protected ranchlands, the property offers lasting privacy and scenery—an extraordinary opportunity for agriculture, equestrian use, recreation, or an enduring legacy ranch investment. Bruce Renfrew, 650-773-1863.

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Hutchings Ranch

34± ACRES // CHURCHILL COUNTY, NV // $3,950,000 Ellie Perkins, 775-761-0451

The Lodge at Whitehawk Ranch

South Fork Eel Ranch

20± ACRES // PLUMAS COUNTY, CA // $3,200,000

3,206± ACRES // HUMBOLDT COUNTY, CA // $7,299,000

Marlene Boggs, 530-412-2897 or Peggi Vernon, 775-225-8177

Doren Morgan, 707-613-0582 or Todd Renfrew, 707-455-4444

Seven Springs Ranch

Fall River Wild Rice Farm

2,100± ACRES // MENDOCINO COUNTY, CA // $4,950,000

451± ACRES // SHASTA COUNTY, CA // $5,400,000

Jim Martin, 707-272-5507 or Brian White, 707-953-3807

Donna Utterback or Sara Small, 530-336-6869

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39± ACRES / SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE GUANAJUATO / MEXICO

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VID DE LUNA

39± Acres / Mexico / San Miguel de Allende / Guanajuato

THE NEXT CHAPTER OF VID DE LUNA These sixteen hectares in the hills above San Miguel de Allende feature

he 16 hectares of Vid de Luna first came together as a private estate in the hills above San Miguel de Allende. The landscape was cultivated, lemon trees were planted, celebrations were

hosted, and joy was shared. Over time, the property evolved into an internationally sought-after wedding destination. Today, with

the region’s only purpose-built, luxury

more than 3,500-square-meters of premium built space, Vid de

event destination with guest lodging.

something even greater. It is a platform for showcasing hospitality,

Luna blends Old-World character with the flexibility to grow into crafting experiences, and building a legacy.

A Rare Convergence Very few properties combine proven operational success, international visibility, emotional resonance, and meaningful room for expansion in a single offering, yet Vid de Luna does exactly that. Already established as a thriving international wedding destination, the estate delivers immediate hospitality infrastructure and existing demand, while still offering significant upside for the right owner. From boutique hotel operations and destination dining, to wellness retreats, private buyouts, and wine, mezcal, and olive oil experiences; it is positioned to generate multiple complementary revenue streams that strengthen one another over time.

The Vineyard at the Center of It All The vineyard is more than an agricultural element of Vid de Luna; it serves as its very soul. As a living expression of the land, it gives the estate its identity and sense of permanence. Here, Old-World 20

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tradition meets the energy of a new generation of hospitality. The grapes are expected to reach full winemaking maturity by 2029, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the property and its owner.

Where the World Comes to Wander San Miguel de Allende is a breathtaking hilltop city, where cobblestone streets, baroque architecture, and glowing sunsets create an atmosphere that feels both timeless and alive. As a celebrated UNESCO World Heritage Site, it draws international visitors in search of beauty, authenticity, and ease. There will always be other hotels—other event venues, other vineyards. But there will only ever be one Vid de Luna. The estate is ready for its next visionary and the only question is: who will that be?

FEATURES - 39± acres with 37,673±-square-feet of premium built space - Wedding event hall for up to 800 guests - Open-air chapel and underground wine cellar - 33-room boutique hotel accommodating up to 110 guests across the estate - Restaurant with full commercial kitchen - Spa, traditional temazcal sweat lodge, bio-pool and natural hot springs, jacuzzi, fitness center, paddle courts, and an 8-seat professional salon - Vineyard, lemon trees, agave, and olive groves - Minutes from a UNESCO World Heritage city

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EXQUISITE LOG HOME AND PEACH ORCHARD 7.5± Acres | Mesa County | Palisade, CO | $2,200,000 | #05071-260199 Set in Colorado’s premier fruit and wine country, sunlight stretches across the rows of peach trees as the Grand Mesa stands watch over the valley below. At the center of this remarkable property sits a handcrafted luxury log home, meticulously designed to capture the beauty of western Colorado. Featuring four bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, and expert craftsmanship, this grand residence has a 7.5-acre natural border of the finest peaches in the country. Inside, antique stained-glass windows and inlaid doors, dramatic archways, a handcrafted spiral staircase, and multiple gathering spaces create a one-of-a-kind living experience. Surrounded by the professionally managed peach orchard, the secluded and private home offers seamless indoor-outdoor living. Whether you’re enjoying a quiet morning overlooking the acres of orchard, the panoramic views, or entertaining guests beneath the stars, every moment feels connected to the land. Rarely, does a property blend luxury, productivity, and Colorado’s country charm so splendidly. Take advantage of this rare opportunity to enjoy the finest living Palisade, CO has to offer—where rustic mountain life, productive agriculture, and refined luxury unite in one extraordinary property. 24

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JRF RANCH: TURNKEY HUNTING RANCH 642± Acres | Duval County | Freer, TX $ 2,200,000 | #42294-061526 Located in South Texas, this 642±-acre ranch offers diverse wildlife habitats, hunting infrastructure, two residences, private ponds, and the privacy that true outdoorsmen and landowners are looking for.

LUXURY HILL COUNTRY LIVING 20± Acres | Kerr County | Ingram, TX $ 1,499,000 | #42294-020126 Located just minutes from Guadalupe River, discover this Hill Country retreat that features 20 fenced acres, a custom home and guest house, pool, hot tub, and adequate room for hunting and recreation.

ROLLING COUNTRY LAND 12± Acres | Blanco County | Johnson City, TX $ 549,999 | #42294-041425 This 12.74-acre Blanco County estate—located in a gated community near the Pedernales River—includes mature hardwoods, a seasonal creek, a strong water well, on-site electricity, and great hunting potential.

Heritage Ranch Sales is a family-owned and operated brokerage dedicated to perpetuating the Texas ranching heritage, specializing in rural, recreational, and lifestyle property sales.

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271± ACRES / COLORADO / ROUTT COUNTY

elcome to Skistone Mountain Ranch—a legacy estate of unmatched beauty, spanning more than 271 pristine acres just 15 minutes south of Steamboat Springs. Designed with timeless craftsmanship and grand scale, this extraordinary

residence features massive hand-hewn log beams, soaring cathedral ceilings, and sweeping staircases that makes a striking first impression. At the heart of the great room, a dramatic stone fireplace anchors the space, while floor-to-ceiling windows frame breathtaking, unobstructed views of the Steamboat Ski Area and the iconic Hahn’s Peak. The 12,265-square-foot home hosts six bedrooms, five full baths and two half baths, with all the living and entertaining spaces for family and friends. The main level blends luxury and livability with the open-concept great room, dining room perfect for entertaining, and a private primary suite boasting its own fireplace and a spa-inspired

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bath. A gourmet kitchen, casual breakfast nook with fireplace, elegant library with half-bath, refined office, spacious laundry, and mudroom with access to a three-car-attached garage complete this level, offering both comfort and convenience. Ascending either of the two staircases, the upper level opens to a lofted sitting area, two generous ensuite bedrooms, and a large bunk room perfectly designed for visiting families or children. The garden level offers a seamless extension of the living space with a warm family and game room, accented by a wood-burning fireplace and a custom wet bar, all opening directly to the outdoor living areas. A stone wine cellar, additional kitchen, two ensuite bedrooms, and a state-of-the-art fitness room with direct access to a dry sauna and covered swim spa complete this impressive level. Behind the scenes, two expansive mechanical rooms ensure both comfort and efficiency, housing dual high-end boilers, a comprehensive water treatment system, and a residential fire pump controller. There is a Kohler Power Generator ensuring emergency power backup to keep the home essentials running. Outside, the ranch unfolds into a breathtaking alpine setting. Lush landscaping, water features, rolling meadows, aspen groves, and dark timber forests create a sanctuary for both residents and abundant wildlife. View elk, deer, bear and many other species on your own secluded retreat. Miles of private, maintained trails invite exploration on foot, horseback, or recreational vehicles, while a conservation easement with Cattlemen’s Ag Land Trust safeguards the natural beauty and habitat. Complementing the main residence are well-appointed outbuildings, including a detached three-car garage, equipment shed, and a new oversized, three-bay workshop with an apartment. Portions of the property are enhanced with new pipe fencing. A rare offering in one of Colorado’s most sought-after regions, Skistone Mountain Ranch must be experienced to be truly appreciated. It is more than a property—it is a mountain legacy. MLS # S1062548. vimeo.com/1126835174.

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MOFFAT COUNTY, CO | $27,500,000 | 44,311 Acres Dax Hayden (303) 619-6774

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ABN LEGACY WAGYU RANCH COTTON COUNTY, OK $16,500,000 | 795 Acres Stacy Callahan (918) 710-0239

CHOUTEAU COUNTY, MT $14,149,080 | 7,074.54 Acres Andy Nield (307) 880-2639

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CHROMO MOUNTAIN RANCH

MOORES MILL ROAD FARM

THE STENGER RANCH

OSAGE FORK FARM

NEW HAVEN RANCH

MADISON COUNTY, ID $17,275,500 | 1,048 Acres Lonnie Gustin (970) 629-0520

GREGORY COUNTY, SD $13,950,000 | 2,157 Acres John Herrity (970) 685-0645

RIO ARRIBA COUNTY, NM $10,800,000 | 2,410 Acres Greg Liddle (970) 946-0374

LAZY K-6 RANCH

DURHAM COUNTY, NC $8,900,000 | 928 Acres John Tate (704) 530-6794

LINCOLN COUNTY, NE $7,504,000 | 4,480 Acres Dax Hayden (303) 619-6774

LACLEDE COUNTY, MO $7,000,000 | 820 Acres Allen Treadwell (479) 903-4109

CROOK COUNTY, WY $6,750,000 | 2,422 Acres Dax Hayden (303) 619-6774

PICKETT RANCH

WADES BRANCH FARM

MOUNTAIN PASS RANCH

ELK COUNTY, KS $6,141,250 | 1,415 Acres Stacy Callahan (918) 710-0239

HICKMAN COUNTY, TN $5,550,000 | 579 Acres Brandon Pendergrass (417) 252-0669

CALAVERAS COUNTY, CA $4,390,000 | 505.01 Acres Kevin Brunk (209) 604-2912

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226 CHALK BUTTES ROAD

DOUGLAS, WYOMING | CONVERSE COUNTY 252± DEEDED ACRES | $3,200,000

This deeded acreage includes a residence and livestock facilities, live water, a 2.5-acre pond, and 57± acres of flood-irrigated land in hay production.

TORRINGTON, WYOMING | GOSHEN COUNTY 3,485± TOTAL ACRES | $4,250,000

These contiguous deeded acres feature multiple sets of improvements and good water infrastructure. MICHAEL MCNAMEE, 307-534-5156 CORY CLARK, 307-334-2025

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ROsas Cantina Ranch

SPOON BUTTES RANCH

DICKINSON, NORTH DAKOTA | STARK COUNTY 60± TOTAL ACRES | $5,300,000

TORRINGTON, WYOMING | GOSHEN COUNTY 8,571± TOTAL ACRES | $8,250,000

Rosas Cantina Ranch is an extensive horse operation on 60± acres, including stall barn, round pen, arena, 4,300-squarefoot home, and more.

Of the total acreage, 7,578± acres are deeded, 640± acres are State lease, and 353± are BLM acres. The ranch has not been home to any livestock since fall 2025!

DENVER GILBERT, 406-697-3961

CORY CLARK, 307-334-2025 MICHAEL MCNAMEE, 307-534-5156

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CROOKED CREEK RANCH

MONETTE FARM

BROADUS, MONTANA | POWDER RIVER COUNTY 12,020± TOTAL ACRES | $12,500,000

GENOA, COLORADO | LINCOLN COUNTY 4,085± TOTAL ACRES | $5,106,250

Crooked Creek Ranch includes 800± irrigated acres, and 11,220± acres of well-water, native pastureland. It boasts excellent water rights with improvements.

Monette Farm’s acreage consists of 3,085± acres of organic farmland and 1,000± acres of grazing land. Livestock water is available throughout, with excellent access.

MARK MCNAMEE, 307-760-9510 LYNN WARD, 605-685-3238

CORY CLARK, 307-334-2025 RYAN ROCHLITZ, 307-286-3307

PASS CREEK RANCH

LYNDE IRRIGATED FARM

TORRINGTON, WYOMING | GOSHEN COUNTY 627± ACRES | $3,600,000

This farm includes excellent water rights used to irrigate a 10-tower pivot, plus flood irrigated ground. Improvements are included. CORY CLARK, 307-334-2025 MICHAEL MCNAMEE, 307-534-5156

KAYCEE, WYOMING | JOHNSON COUNTY 4,389± TOTAL ACRES | $11,000,000

Pass Creek Ranch includes 3,231± deeded acres, 680± State lease acres, and 478± BLM acres. It includes abundant live water and historic water rights. Enjoy expansive views of the Bighorn Mountains from the banks of the reservoir, the river-bottom meadows, or the pastureland vistas. MARK MCNAMEE, 307-760-9510 WENDY GREENOUGH, 307-217-1451

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MORGAN COUNTY || PARK CITY, UTAH

RICH COUNTY || WOODRUFF, UTAH

$29,000,000 || 1,073± ACRES

$18,550,000 || 7,000± ACRES

Pioneer Ranch

Long Hollow Ranch

Pioneer Ranch represents one of the most extraordinary private land-

Sportsmen with a penchant for hidden properties that feature classic

holdings in the American West. Encompassing 1,073 acres of pristine

hunting and fishing opportunities will appreciate the 7,000-acre Long

mountain terrain, the ranch offers a level of privacy, scale, and proximity

Hollow Ranch in northern Utah. A diverse mix of mule deer, elk, moose,

to world-class amenities that is increasingly impossible to replicate.

black bear, and a rare variety of native cutthroat trout are reminders that places like Long Hollow Ranch still retain much of the glory of the frontier West.

HUERFANO COUNTY || LA VETA, COLORADO

CROOK COUNTY || SUNDANCE, WYOMING

$18,000,000 || 2,525± ACRES

$15,950,000 || 2,238± ACRES

Sentinel Peaks Ranch

Ranch of Our Lady

Ever since Spanish explorers first sighted them in the 1600s, the

Ranch of Our Lady is located in the heart of some of the greatest

Spanish Peaks near La Veta, Colorado, have stood as iconic landmarks,

scenic attractions in the West, yet is eminently accessible via Interstate

nearly as famous as nearby Pikes Peak. Today, Sentinel Peaks Ranch,

90. Including many brand new ranch improvements and lovely home,

situated at the foot of the Spanish Peaks, is a landmark in its own

Ranch of Our Lady is ready to shine as a hunting and recreational ranch

right. The ranch is distinguished by national park–like quality wildlife,

with a well-run cattle operation.

sweeping mountain vistas, and a 10,917-square-foot headquarters lodge that is truly an architectural masterpiece.

Dave Harrigan 303-683-9090

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LARIMER COUNTY || RED FEATHER LAKES, COLORADO $14,950,000 || 7,455± ACRES

Bull Mountain Cattle Company Straddling the Colorado and Wyoming border like a well-fitting saddle, Bull Mountain Cattle Company encompasses some of the finest big game habitat across two states. Seamlessly connected to vast expanses of public land, Bull Mountain Cattle Company is a very private piece of a much larger ecosystem that has produced flourishing herds of elk, mule deer, pronghorn, and moose, all of which present hunting opportunities of the highest quality.

CARBON COUNTY || RAWLINS, WYOMING

CIBOLA COUNTY || GRANTS, NEW MEXICO

$14,995,000 || 92,000± ACRES

$11,000,000 || 3,000± ACRES

Haystack River Ranch

Lookout Mountain Ranch

With over 92,000 acres controlled in a combination of deeded and

Veteran elk hunters know that one of the best-kept secrets in the West

leased land, this vast property is a proven low-overhead cattle operation,

is the Zuni Mountains of western New Mexico. With a variety of habitats,

with notable fishing and hunting opportunities, along with intriguing

abundant water sources, and a mild climate, the Zuni Mountains grow

investment potential.

elk like Iowa grows corn. These mountains are veritable elk magnets, and in the heart of this secret elk Valhalla lies Lookout Mountain Ranch which encompasses over 3,000 acres of prime elk habitat.

RIO ARRIBA COUNTY || CHAMA, NEW MEXICO

PARK COUNTY || LAKE GEORGE, COLORADO

$9,000,000 || 1,570± ACRES

$3,500,000 || 103± ACRES

Agua Fria Ranch

Wild Canyon Ranch

With year-round access and excellent accommodations, Agua Fria

Rustic elegance perfectly describes Wild Canyon Ranch near Lake

Ranch—in the San Juan Mountains of northern New Mexico—is made

George, CO, which has built an excellent reputation as a wedding,

especially for big game hunting. Great populations of elk, mule deer,

special event, and retreat venue. Set within 103 acres at 8,600 feet,

bear, and turkey roam freely among its 1,570 acres, all of which find

Wild Canyon Ranch compliments its lovely surroundings perfectly.

ideal habitat here.

Hunter Harrigan 303-908-1101

hunter@harriganland.com

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$1,650,000

5433 N RIM RD

35± ACRES / COLORADO / LARIMER COUNTY

Located in Livermore, CO.

$109,000 - $220,000

44174 POUDRE CANYON RD

Located in Carr, CO.

Located in Bellvue, CO.

2-37± ACRES / COLORADO / WELD COUNTY

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5± ACRES / COLORADO / LARIMER COUNTY

$7,900,000

6917 TIMBERS DRIVE

30± ACRES / COLORADO / JEFFERSON COUNTY

Located in Evergreen, CO.

$580,000

4753 WILD HORIZON DR

$2,850,000

727 E 27TH STREET

34± ACRES / COLORADO / LARIMER COUNTY

30± ACRES / COLORADO / WELD COUNTY

Located in Laporte, CO.

Located in Greeley, CO.

JOHN SIMMONS Co-Founder | Owner

970-481-1250 jsimmons@c3-re.com c3realestatesolutions.com

JESSE LANER

Co-Founder | Owner

970-672-7212 jlaner@c3-re.com c3realestatesolutions.com

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$4,500,000

HIDDEN LAKES RANCH

$1,250,000

729 SAWMILL ROAD

35± ACRES / COLORADO / WELD COUNTY

35± ACRES / COLORADO / LARIMER COUNTY

Hidden Lakes Ranch is a rare 35-acre, Northern Colorado retreat featuring two homes, significant water rights, an eight±-acre reservoir, equestrian facilities, a four-bay shop, and views of Longs Peak. Just six miles south of Johnstown, this property offers an exceptional Colorado lifestyle.

This custom home is set on 35 private acres in Saddle Notch Ranch. It features floor-to-ceiling windows, radiant heat, and a chef’s kitchen. With luxurious finishes, passive solar design, and eight-car garage capacity, this home seamlessly blends comfort, sustainability, and panoramic views

$1,095,000

5821 W. COUNTY ROAD 8E

$695,000

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13± ACRES / COLORADO / LARIMER COUNTY

14± ACRES / COLORADO / LARIMER COUNTY

Enjoy 12.94 acres in west Berthoud, just minutes from Carter Lake. This five-bedroom home features hickory hardwood floors, multiple living spaces, a home office, finished walkout basement, detached garage, RV hookup, and adequate room for animals, gardening, and recreation.

This rare, 14.25-acre opportunity is located in the desirable area of West Loveland, with no HOA or Metro District. This scenic, RR2-zoned parcel offers foothill views, paved access, water service availability, and the perfect balance of rural living with close proximity to amenities and outdoor recreation.

$650,000

130 SLY FOX ROAD

$350,000

5579 TIPPLE PARKWAY

0.91± ACRE / COLORADO / LARIMER COUNTY

4± ACRES / COLORADO / WELD COUNTY

This beautifully updated, Big Thompson Canyon home backs directly to Roosevelt National Forest and features a remodeled kitchen, moss rock fireplace, outdoor living spaces, and beautiful river views. It is conveniently located between Loveland and Estes Park.

This property offers an opportunity to own nearly four acres in Frederick. Zoned “residential low density,” this property offers space to build a custom home with convenient access to schools, shopping, dining, parks, and I-25. Utilities are available nearby, and a 2020 soils report is available for review.

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LISTED 467 AC.± | GARFIELD CO. $4,999,999 It’s with profound respect and gratitude that we write a review for Zeb White with Whitetail Properties. He has without question been the most diligent agent who relentlessly worked on our behalf to guide us through a very challenging real estate transaction. If you want to purchase or sell property, Zeb is the man for the job. Thanks again, Zeb from the bottom of our hearts!

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PREMIER OTOE COUNTY RECREATIONAL FARM

134± ACRES / NEBRASKA / OTOE COUNTY

Discover an exceptional recreational property offering outstanding wildlife habitat, a stocked fishing lake, productive open land, mature timber, and an ideal setting for a future country home, all within convenient reach of Lincoln.

$1,400,000

SOUTH PLATTE RIVER RECREATIONAL RETREAT 90± ACRES / NEBRASKA / KEITH COUNTY

Nestled along the legendary South Platte River corridor just south of Roscoe, NE, this exceptional 90±-acre, turnkey, recreational property represents a rare opportunity to own one of western Nebraska’s premier private hunting and outdoor lifestyle properties.

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$1,825,000

MILETTA VISTA WINERY AND EVENT VENUE

149± ACRES / NEBRASKA / HOWARD COUNTY

Perched high atop the scenic rolling hills of Central Nebraska sits one of the Midwest’s most extraordinary hospitality and entertainment properties—a destination where breathtaking panoramic views, award-winning wines, exceptional dining, and unforgettable experiences have combined to create one of Nebraska’s most recognized destination venues.

$1,900,000

STUNNING 60-ACRE RANCH IN RURAL LANCASTER COUNTY, NE 60± ACRES / NEBRASKA / LANCASTER COUNTY

Welcome to this beautifully maintained, 60-acre property, perfectly situated in the tranquil heart of rural Lancaster County. Offering the best of both worlds, this versatile ranch is just minutes away from the city of Lincoln, providing a peaceful, country lifestyle with easy access to urban amenities. Whether you are looking to run a successful livestock operation, build your dream home, or simply enjoy the quiet serenity of rural life, this property is a rare find.

BRYAN NORTH

308-325-2858 bryan@americanlegacylandco.com

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$4,850,000

BLACKTAIL CREEK RANCH

522± ACRES / COLORADO / GRAND COUNTY

Blacktail Creek Ranch is a stunning, 522-acre, high-country property in Northern Colorado’s Gore Range Mountains, bordered on three sides by the Routt National Forest. The ranch is conveniently located just 35 minutes from Kremmling and about one hour from the popular resort towns of Steamboat Springs and Vail. The main home includes four master suites, a spacious kitchen, and a combined dining and living room. The guest cabin features a master bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, plus a loft. A custom-built, post-and-beam, toy barn includes a tack room and a large hay loft. Additionally, the ranch offers a 3,200-square-foot heated and insulated shop to store all your ranch equipment and recreational toys, complete with caretaker quarters.

$4,776,900

MESA MEADOWS RANCH

73± ACRES / COLORADO / SUMMIT COUNTY

Mesa Meadows Ranch is a 73-acre, private mountain retreat within the exclusive 5,860-acre Shadow Creek Ranch near Silverthorne, CO. The 3,467-square-foot, three-bed, four-bath home features an open-concept design, stone fireplace, hardwood and tile floors, and expansive covered decks. Sweeping views extend across manicured hay meadows to the Gore Range, Eagles Nest Wilderness, Continental Divide and beyond. Ownership includes access to all of Shadow Creek Ranch’s exceptional recreational amenities and services.

$1,850,000

SHADOW CREEK LOT 12

70± ACRES / COLORADO / SUMMIT COUNTY

Shadow Creek Ranch encompasses over 5,860 acres of Colorado’s pristine high country. The ranch boasts 22 lakes and ponds, access to the Blue River, big game hunting, skeet and rifle ranges, horseback riding, over 25 miles of ATV trails, and over 15 miles of groomed snowmobile trails. Additionally, there is an onsite chef to prepare all meals, concierge, hunting, fishing, and horseback riding guides on staff; as well as a 6,000-square-foot lodge, a 4,000-square-foot guest house, and five back country cabins, all available for owners and their guests. The ranch is located 35 minutes from Silverthorne and 120 miles to Denver International Airport.

$1,499,000

WOOLLY BUGGER RANCH

$1,350,000

BYERS CANYON RANCH

112± ACRES / COLORADO / PARK COUNTY

45± ACRES / COLORADO / GRAND COUNTY

The 112-acre Woolly Bugger Ranch features a classic Rocky Mountain, high-country, trout stream and is located on the middle fork of the South Platte River, just north of Fairplay, CO. The middle fork of the South Platte offers a wide variety of fishing scenarios, including deep pools, faster chutes and riffles, and dry fly flats. The ranch is five minutes from the charming mountain town of Fairplay, complete with coffee shops, grocery stores, and more. The historic resort town of Breckenridge is less than 30 minutes from the ranch and is known for year-round recreation, fine dining, and festivals.

Byers Canyon Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own an exceptional fishing property with more than 1,600 feet of the Colorado River, access to public lands, proximity to Hot Sulphur Springs, and less than 30 miles to Winter Park. The well-maintained log cabin was remodeled in 2010. It features stainless steel appliances, wood floors, log beams, a wood ceiling, and a deck overlooking the river. The river corridor is perimeter fenced and completed with a deck and picnic table by the river. Colorado River properties do not come to market very often and this property fishes exceptionally well.

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FRASER RIVER RANCH

176± ACRES / COLORADO / GRAND COUNTY

Fraser River Ranch is an exceptionally rare, 176-acre river property featuring over 8,500 feet of the Fraser River, including both mainstem and side-channel water. Located less than five miles from Granby, CO and approximately two hours from Denver, the ranch offers outstanding private trout fishing on one of Colorado’s most recognized rivers. Protected by a conservation easement that preserves privacy, wildlife habitat, and the fishery, the property still allows for two luxury homes, creating a legacy live-water ownership opportunity that is nearly impossible to replicate.

$7,195,832

LATIGO RANCH

414± ACRES / COLORADO / GRAND COUNTY

Latigo Ranch has been voted one of the top 12 family vacations by USA Today, received a Top 50 Ranches rating, and was named a “Best of the West Ranch” by Gene Kilgore’s Ranch Vacations. This beautiful, 414-acre, high-country ranch is located in the Gore Range Mountains, just 30 minutes from the town of Kremmling, CO. The property boasts outstanding views of the Continental Divide and offers direct access to over 40,000 acres of adjacent National Forest, ideal for hunting, horseback riding, and ATVing on hundreds of miles of trails.

$5,501,346

HACKSTAFF RANCH

142± ACRES / COLORADO / GRAND COUNTY

Hackstaff River Ranch offers 142 unrestricted acres with over 2,633 feet of private Fraser River frontage, just minutes from Granby, CO. Exceptional trout fishing, scenic mountain views, and valuable water rights combine with the rare ability to subdivide into 35-acre parcels. Located approximately 90 minutes from the Denver metropolitan area, the ranch provides a unique blend of privacy, recreation, investment potential, and convenient year-round access.

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$4,950,000

ELK MEADOWS RANCH

198± ACRES / COLORADO / GRAND COUNTY

Elk Meadows Ranch is a 198-acre recreational and agricultural property near Radium, CO, less than 45 miles from Vail and 15 miles from Kremmling. The ranch features 1,550 feet of Sheephorn Creek with rainbow and brown trout, strong water rights, and about 68 irrigated acres of hay meadow and pasture. Located in GMU 361 and bordering BLM lands with access to the White River National Forest, the ranch offers exceptional hunting, fishing, and recreation. Improvements include a 4,873-square-foot main residence, caretaker’s cabin, guest cabin, horse barn, and historic log cabins. Yearround access and proximity to extensive public lands make Elk Meadows Ranch ideal for recreation, agriculture, or as a private mountain retreat.

$5,265,325

ANTLER BASIN RANCH

280± ACRES / COLORADO / GRAND COUNTY

Antler Basin Ranch is a private, 280-acre, mountain retreat located less than three miles from Granby, CO. It offers exceptional privacy, panoramic views, abundant elk and mule deer habitat, and direct access to adjacent public lands. With no conservation easement restrictions, a luxury three-bed, two-bath log home; year-round access, and proximity to world-class recreation, the ranch provides a rare combination of seclusion, flexibility, and long-term value, just two hours from Denver.

WILLIAM GEORGE, BROKER/OWNER 970-485-1052 cell • 970-724-5900 office Bill@coranch.com ColoradoRanchCompany.com

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3,429± DEEDED ACRES & 400± ACRES USFS PERMIT / CROOK COUNTY, WY

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Marblehead Ranch

SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA | MINNEHAHA COUNTY 37± ACRES | $5,685,000

arblehead Ranch is a nature lover’s dream! This property is perfect for those who want a hobby ranch or farm, offering a lifestyle of serenity, privacy, and room to roam, plus incredible modern-day amenities. This gated sanctuary is a fully

fenced, 37-acre estate complete with a water pond, wooded areas, trail riding, farming, and hunting opportunities. There is a 60x120-foot insulated Morton Building with dual lofts and attached living quarters with two bedrooms, a full bath, laundry, and a kitchen-living combo with a fireplace. The main home is a stunning walkout story-and-a-half that has it all, with no details forgotten! It rests high above the Sioux River Valley, offering beautiful panoramic views. Travel on paved roads, as it’s located on the north edge of Sioux Falls with easy access to city conveniences. This home offers five bedrooms (all ensuites), eight bathrooms, and 10,200 finished square-feet, plus a four-stall heated garage with an adjacent 24x26-foot modern workshop. Thoughtfully built, it is loaded with an abundance of extra features. Multiple living areas include an outdoor kitchen, sitting area, swimming pool, and firepit. There is a craft room, exercise room, family room, game area with a wet bar, theater room with a sound system and snack counter, man cave with an underground shooting range, office, and piano/study. Plus, there is a covered, electric-screened deck with a gas fireplace. There are large storage areas, the mechanicals are high-end and extensive, and the self-sufficiency features are abundant.

Tony Ratchford

605.359.4100 | tony@tonyratchford.com

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$1,200,000

COTTEN RANCH

80± ACRES / OKLAHOMA / COMANCHE COUNTY

Located west of Rush Springs and one hour south of Oklahoma City, Cotten Ranch has potential as a horse or cattle ranch. The 2,097-square-foot brick home offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a three-car garage, and detached carport. A 480-squarefoot equipment storage, shop with concrete floor, small working pens, and chicken coop are included. Terrain includes scattered trees and a spring-fed creek, which flows on the property with five to six natural springs. The ranch has two water wells and excellent fencing for cattle and horses. It also produces an average of five bales to the acre. Wildlife includes deer, turkey, and wild hogs.

$1,060,000

ARBUCKLE LAKE LAND

106± ACRES / OKLAHOMA / MURRAY COUNTY

Located seven miles southeast of Davis and eight miles southwest of Sulphur, OK, this beautiful property hugs the boundaries of the Chickasaw National Recreation Area. Overlooking Lake of the Arbuckles, this property would make a great lake getaway or investment property. Included is a 40x70 shop with 24x30 carport, a 16x34 apartment, and 12x24 insulated add-on. The terrain is gently rolling with a three-acre lake, two creeks, and a pond. Wildlife includes wild turkey, deer, and hogs.

$3,517,680

HALEY RANCH

352± ACRES / TEXAS / FRANKLIN COUNTY

Haley Ranch is located five miles west of Mount Vernon, TX with almost a mile of frontage on I-30, which lends itself to becoming a development or private ranch. Trees are scattered throughout the bottomland and there are beautiful hilltop views. The horse/ calf barn has stalls, feed room, a chute, working scale, and various pens, while the shop has an attached tractor shed. All outbuildings have running water and electricity. The property offers several ponds, a six-acre lake, and year-round creek. The ranch runs 75-80 pairs and yields excellent Bermuda grass hay.

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$1,950,000

BOX B RANCH

40± ACRES / COLORADO / EAGLE COUNTY

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$2,250,000

THE KELLY PLACE

160± ACRES / COLORADO / ROUTT COUNTY

$995,000

KOWACH RANCH

545± ACRES / COLORADO / MOFFAT COUNTY

PRICE IMPROVED

$785,000

COALMONT BASECAMP

37± ACRES / COLORADO / JACKSON COUNTY

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ox B Ranch boasts private Colorado River frontage, two homes, working infrastructure, and direct access to public lands. Nearly a quarter-mile of river shoreline anchors the property, offering something rare in today’s market: genuine live water you can utilize. The river corridor draws consistent wildlife, while the adjoining BLM land opens up thousands of acres for riding or recreation. The main residence features vaulted ceilings in the living room, three bedrooms, a functional loft, and a full basement ready for storage or future expansion. A second home rounds out the improvements with two bedrooms, one bath, and a back deck with river views. Working and equine amenities include a riding and roping arena, fenced pasture, a horse shelter with tack room and three runs, a catch pond, and a center pivot.

he Kelly Place is a secluded, 160-acre, wildlife haven sharing 1.25± miles of border with National Forest on two sides. This private parcel sits just a few miles south of Toponas, CO, and features a mix dark of timbered slopes, aspen glades, rolling brush-covered hillside, and meadows with spring-fed ponds that provide diverse topography and habitat. Ample opportunities to hunt high quality elk, mule deer, and black bear are combined with accessible recreational pursuits. Located within an hour of both Steamboat Springs and the Vail Valley, This property has been held in the same family for generations and has been utilized as a base for summer cattle grazing, exceptional hunting experiences, and lifelong memories.

ocated in the Breeze Basin, this 545-acre property offers a recreational and agricultural escape, minutes from town conveniences. Diverse topography supports quality grazing and wildlife habitat, with exceptional views from the upper reaches of the property. Bordering state land above the Yampa River, the ranch sits within a natural travel corridor for elk, mule deer, and a variety of other species, while its varied terrain provides protected cover for wildlife and ample opportunities. Four adjudicated spring rights present opportunity to develop water resources. Dresher Reservoir sits within the property boundary and serves as a water source for grazing and wildlife. Access is easy and multiple homesite and future development options exist. The property is within easy reach of multiple wilderness areas, vast public lands, numerous state parks, rivers, and resorts.

oalmont Basecamp is a rare offering that balances comfort, functionality, and unmatched access to the outdoors. The property is ideally positioned for year-round recreation, with proximity to Buff Pass, Rabbit Ears Pass, Steamboat Resort, and the Arapahoe National Wildlife Refuge. The home has been thoughtfully updated throughout and a new well was completed in 2023. The property conveys fully furnished, offering immediate occupancy or a turnkey opportunity for short-term rental income in one of Colorado’s most sought-after recreational corridors.

347 Overlook Trail | Horse River Ranch | Gunnison

28890 County Road 33-EE | Saguache County

Main Home: 4 Bed, 3.5 Bath, 3,753 SF + New 1,088 SF Guest House 35 Acres | Additional acreage available | 3,600 SF Outbuilding/workspace Horse stable, corral and fenced pasture | $4,950,000

289 Star Mountain Drive | Gunnison

42246 US Highway 50 | Gunnison

17 Acres | 3,324 SF Home | Private fishing access on Tomichi Creek Private Ponds | Borders State Wildlife area and BLM access | $2,000,000

1641 County Road 771 | Ohio City

16431 State Highway 149 | Powderhorn

88 +/- Acres | 1,244 SF Main House + Guest Cabin | Multiple Additional Outbuildings Private BLM access | $1,450,000 | Co- Listed with Bobby Overturf

970.275.8022 | bcteam@bbre1.com | bbre1.com

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Own a Piece of the West in Historic Bitterroot Valley $9,995,000 | 711 Middle Burnt Fork Rd, Stevensville, MT St. Clair Ranch on 244 deeded acres is a land owner’s paradise with a strong combination of ranching, equestrian, recreational and lifestyle appeal. Stunningly beautiful Bitterroot Valley and mountain scenery, recently remodeled 3,000 square-foot main residence, 2-bedrooms and 3-bathrooms. Dawn Maddux M +1 406-550-4131 dawn.maddux@evrealestate.com Learn more at makemthome.com

Ultimate Private Wildlife and Fishing Retreat $1,450,000 | 2825 & 2830 Highway 78 S, Absarokee, MT Nestled in a scenic valley on the Bozeman Trail on the banks of the East Rosebud River, this 19+ acre 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom getaway offers trout fishing on one of Montana’s most coveted fisheries. This perfect basecamp for all outdoor pursuits has another 3-bedroom manufactured home on site ready for use. Cody Adams M +1 864-414-5378 cody.adams@evrealestate.com Learn more at codyadams.evrealestate.com

Your Personal Wilderness Ranch Home on ≃ 720 Acres Price Upon Request | Ingram, TX

8,000 square feet of high-end design in picturesque setting of rolling hills, streams and ponds. 6-bedrooms, 6-bathrooms of exceptional craftsmanship only an hour from San Antonio. Your own private sanctuary.

Paula Coates M +1 210-331-6622 paula.coates@evrealestate.com Learn more at paulacoates.evrealestate.com ©2026 Engel &Völkers. All rights reserved. Each brokerage independently owned and operated. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Engel &Völkers and its independent Franchisees are Equal Opportunity Employers and fully support the principles of the Fair Housing Act.

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CAMEL POINT RANCH Piñon Mesa / Glade Park, Colorado 1,515± Acres $10,950,000 Premier Colorado elk habitat, abundant live water, secluded public land access, and legendary 400” class bulls.

SILVER VIEW RANCH Cimarron, Colorado 167.5± Acres $3,100,000 167± acres of alpine meadow and timber, abundant live water, direct National Forest access, and a substantial mountain home in Colorado’s Cimarron Valley. FALL 2026

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$3,500,000

R & R FAMILY FARM

317± ACRES / COLORADO / COSTILLA COUNTY

Welcome to R&R Family Farm, a charming agricultural property that

in alfalfa, yielding five tons per acre, and grass yielding two to three

embodies the essence of rural living and sustainable farming on 317.48

tons per acre). The modest homestead features a comfortable home

acres. Located just a mile-and-a-half west of the town of San Luis,

that provides the necessities, together with a 60x100-foot Quonset

the water rights are what truly set this property apart. The People’s

hut, a 60x40 barn, two grain silos, and dedicated hay storage. A

Ditch—the oldest water right in Colorado—offers much more than

conservation easement with Colorado Open Lands protects the land’s

historical relevance. This property carries 281 shares of the People’s

legacy, excluding four acres and a transferable key to Cielo Vista

Ditch, including half a mile of the Rio Culebra, leased to the Solitary

comes with the property. Rounding out the operation are the two

Anglers Club of Taos, New Mexico. This provides access to private

sets of cattle pens, ideal for managing separate herds, facilitating

water across Colorado, New Mexico, and Wyoming. Trophy brown and

breeding programs, or organizing cattle by age and size. Whether

cutbow trout call these waters home, while elk and mule deer frequent

you’re looking to raise livestock, grow your own food, or simply enjoy

the property’s open ground. In a year marked by severe drought across

the tranquility of country living, R&R Family Farm represents more than

the West, R&R Family Farm remains rich with water—a testament to its

just property—it’s an invitation to a lifestyle rooted in land stewardship,

water assets and productive ground. The land itself is just as productive

history, honest work, and rural tradition. R&R Family Farm provides the

with 280 irrigated acres supporting thriving alfalfa and grass (60 acres

perfect foundation for your agricultural dreams.

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LAZY 3Y RANCH

3,429± DEEDED ACRES & 400± ACRES USFS PERMIT

WYOMING / CROOK COUNTY

This legacy ranch is defined by iconic views of Devils Tower. It offers a strong combination of recreation, hunting, and agricultural production. The property borders public lands in three areas including parcels of National Forest, BLM, and State lands. Well-equipped headquarters features improvements that accomodate full-time living and guests. Don’t miss this rare offering, located in one of the West’s most recognized landscapes with incredible scenery, diverse terrain, multiple water sources, and excellent wildlife habitat.

$1,750,000

SUNNY DIVIDE RETREAT

40± ACRES / WYOMING / CROOK COUNTY

Live the Black Hills lifestyle surrounded by luxury, privacy, and breathtaking scenery on Sunny Divide Retreat. Thoughtfully designed with high-end finishes and walls of glass, the custom-built home offers expansive gathering spaces, a chef’s kitchen, multiple fireplaces, wet bar, sauna, swim spa, fitness area, and exceptional outdoor living. The residence includes three bedrooms, five baths, and heated four-car garage.

$4,700,000

ELKHORN CREEK RANCH

980± DEEDED ACRES & 160± STATE LEASE WYOMING / CROOK COUNTY

Experience the ultimate western ranch, where endless adventure awaits on a picturesque setting with live water, stunning vistas, and exceptional wildlife habitat. Elkhorn Creek Ranch is situated adjacent to public land, and over one mile of Elkhorn Creek meanders through the middle of the ranch. The property includes a spacious fourbedroom home, heated shop, and a separate living quarters for hunters or guests.

$995,000

CASTLE CREEK ROAD RETREAT 79± ACRES / WYOMING / WESTON COUNTY

Castle Creek Road Retreat is a recreational haven bordering Black Hills National Forest on two sides. This high country location, located near Mallo Camp and Beaver Creek, features varied terrain ranging from high plateaus to wooded canyonlands with pine, spruce, and aspen forest. There is a house with log cabin features; could be the perfect vacation property, hunting camp, or year-round home.

JIM PEDERSON, BROKER 307-746-2083 505 W. Main St. • Newcastle, WY 82701

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$3,868,700

BRELAGE

RODGERS TIMBERLAND

703± ACRES / OREGON / COOS COUNTY

This exceptional 380±-acre, timberland investment property offers stunning valley views, strong recreational appeal, and excellent longterm potential. Well stocked with 20- to 30-year-old Douglas-fir and located near strong regional log markets, the property is positioned for continued timber growth and future cash flow.

This timber investment property offers a combination of long-term management potential, recreation, and convenient access to regional log markets. The property features well-distributed Douglas-fir age classes, as well as additional acreage of merchantable timber in different age classes. The property is surrounded by forestland and farmland, offering excellent opportunities for outdoor recreation and hunting.

$825,000

$495,000

79± ACRES / OREGON / LINN COUNTY

84± ACRES / WASHINGTON / KITTITAS COUNTY

Nestled in scenic foothills, this exceptional timberland property offers a rare combination of investment potential, recreation, and future homesite opportunities. Enjoy sweeping views overlooking the beautiful Santiam Valley. 75± acres are dedicated to productive timberland. The property features abundant acreage of Douglas-fir stands in multiple age classes. Abundant wildlife includes deer and elk, making this an outstanding opportunity for hunting, wildlife viewing, and outdoor recreation right out your back door.

Nestled in the mountains of Central Washington, this unique timberland retreat combines investment potential with remarkable recreational appeal. The timber consists primarily of 40- to 45-yearold Douglas-fir and Western Hemlock, providing an established timber resource with future income potential. Approximately five acres have been thoughtfully cleared, creating a beautiful gathering area complete with a warming shed and sweeping territorial views of both Mount Rainier and Keechelus Lake.

$1,610,000

SYKES CREEK

380± ACRES / OREGON / LANE COUNTY

INGRAM RD.

FS 124

$499,000

MINT CREEK

640± ACRES / OREGON / JACKSON COUNTY

Located just outside of Lebanon, this 132-acre timberland holding offers a rare combination of strong age-class diversity, quality terrain, and exceptional wildlife presence. The age mix of Douglas-fir offers flexibility for long-term management and staggered harvest planning, while the stand quality and productive ground support strong future growth. Elk frequent the property, along with deer and other native species, making this an outstanding recreational retreat.

This expansive 640±-acre property offers a rare chance to own a full section of land in Southern Oregon. The terrain is diverse and dynamic, with easement roads leading into the more gently sloped western portion. Additional trails and old logging roads provide access throughout the property, including to the more rugged areas. The area is rich in wildlife, with sightings of deer, bear, turkey, and cougar. It’s also located in a known deer and elk winter range, adding further value for sportsmen and nature lovers alike.

132± ACRES / OREGON / LINN COUNTY

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BAR 13 RANCH

290± ACRES / CALIFORNIA / SHASTA COUNTY

The Bar 13 Ranch is both a trout fishing paradise and working cattle ranch located on the banks of the world-famous Fall River. With Mount Shasta to the north and Mount Lassen to the south, the picturesque ranch offers direct and exclusive fishing access to the Fall River, as well as waterfowl hunting opportunities. The ranch’s 290 acres comprise irrigated farmland, pastures, corrals, barns, and a two-bedroom, two-bath riverfront home with boat dock.

$1,950,000

MARSH ISLAND RANCH

160± ACRES / CALIFORNIA / SISKIYOU COUNTY

Marsh Island Ranch is an award-winning property offering a retreat, wildlife habitat, and a waterfowler’s paradise. Its 160 acres feature a series of ponds and other water features that attract migrating wildfowl, including ducks, geese, and other shorebirds. A ranch compound sits atop a 200-foot “island” formed by an ancient volcanic cinder cone. The view from the top of the property over the Klamath Basin can be truly spectacular. The night sky is something to behold, thanks to complete darkness with no artificial light. The ranch compound includes a lodge, master cabin, guest cabin, library cabin, and multipurpose building with a garage, workshop, darkroom, and wood storage. The lodge features a great room with a large stone fireplace, modern kitchen, and more. Birders and outdoor enthusiasts will love this property!

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Hat Creek Getaway is a storybook retreat along Willow Brook Creek, where timeless charm meets modern comfort. Nestled along $499,000 HAT CREEK GETAWAY the creek, surrounded by mature trees, this enchanting home offers peace and privacy 3± ACRES / CALIFORNIA / SHASTA COUNTY just minutes from town. Enjoy cozy living spaces, abundant natural light, a new roof, and inviting outdoor spaces, perfect for morning coffee or entertaining on the spacious back deck. Adventure awaits just beyond your doorstep with nearby hunting, world-class fishing, the Pacific Crest Trail, and endless recreation in Lassen National Forest. This property is a truly special property where nature, comfort, and character come together.

Woodhill Ranch is a rare country retreat with endless possibilities. This private 70.5-acre retreat features two permitted homes, multiple springs, and the headwaters of Montgomery $565,000 WOODHILL RANCH Creek flowing through the property. With rich soil, established fruit trees, abundant water, and 70± ACRES / CALIFORNIA / SHASTA COUNTY 49 acres fenced for cattle, this property is ideal for gardening, farming, livestock, or a self-sustaining lifestyle. Separate private driveways provide privacy and flexibility for multigenerational living, a family compound, guests, or income potential. This ranch is a truly special legacy property offering space, water, privacy, and endless possibilities.

$719,800

BELLA VISTA RETREAT

7± ACRES / CALIFORNIA / SHASTA COUNTY

~ Affordable Micro Ranches in California ~ WAHLUND & CO. REALTY GROUP MOLLY KIDD 530-440-4847 homesbymollykidd@gmail.com molly.wahlundteam.com

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This retreat offers refined country living on 7.25 picturesque acres with year-round creek frontage. The extensively renovated, custom estate offers over 2,500-square-feet of beautifully designed living space. Made for both relaxation and recreation, enjoy a spacious covered outdoor living area, refreshed landscaping, front pasture, and endless possibilities for horses, livestock, or hobby farming. A 30x60-foot barn, agricultural water meter, and oversized two-car garage provide exceptional functionality.

$1,890,000

$2,000,000

HEARTLEAF FARM

REEDS CATTLE COMPANY RANCH

This 64.78±-deeded acre enjoyment ranch has it all! There is a modern site-built house, guest house, roping arena, working corrals, shop, tack room, bass pond, hay barn, feed pens, and easy access to the small town of Benson, AZ. 20 irrigated acres are fenced and crossfenced for horses and cattle. *Owner is a licensed real estate broker in the state of Arizona.

If you’re seeking an affordable, cool weather, White Mountain ranch with housing, don’t miss out on this property! The Reeds Cattle Co. Ranch is a working, 180±-head cattle ranch, located just north of Show Low, AZ at an elevation of 6,000 feet. The ranch has 44 deeded acres, a nice manufactured home, over 6,000 acres of State/BLM grazing leases, and approximately 20 sections of adverse grazing.

64± ACRES / ARIZONA / COCHISE COUNTY

$3,000,000

EMPIRITA RANCH

19,264± ACRES / ARIZONA / NAVAJO COUNTY

$3,000,000

BELOAT RANCH

26,000± ACRES / ARIZONA / PIMA COUNTY

125,000± ACRES / ARIZONA / MARICOPA COUNTY

The Empirita Ranch is a 339-head cattle ranch conveniently located to Tucson, with access to I-10. This high-capacity ranch is an excellent opportunity to grow your operation. The ranch is well watered and rests at a good elevation for year-round feed growth. At 4,600 feet of elevation, the deeded acreage would be an excellent place to beat the Arizona heat.

Beloat Ranch is a well-developed, desert ranch with continual upkeep, functional desert traps and corrals, and well-placed pipelines and pastures throughout the yearlong operation. The pride in ownership and quality improvements reflect a turnkey ranch with an efficient operation. The size, drought insurance potential, and stocking rate of this ranch are a rare opportunity for large production.

$1,400,000

EAST BANDERILLA & KELSEY CANYON RANCH

RICE RANCHES

$2,600,000

35,000± ACRES / ARIZONA / MARICOPA COUNTY

8,864± ACRES / ARIZONA / COCHISE COUNTY

The Rice Ranches are listed for sale as a package. Located near Tonopah, AZ and Buckeye, AZ, the ranches represent 54-head, yearround operation with a large potential for ephemeral increases. The Saddle Mountain and Arnold Allotment Ranches represent over 35,000 acres under fence.

A great deal in today’s market! This mostly locked up ranch boasts 2,056± deeded acres, 8,864± acres of State grazing, pivot irrigation, and great access. The vast canyons, saguaro-lined ridges, and easy access are rare features in today’s market. The ranch is rated for 117head year-round by the AZ State stocking rates, plus the production on 14 acres of pivot irrigated ground. Build your dream ranch here.

SCOTT THACKER, BROKER 520-444-7069 SCOTTTHACKER@MAIL.COM STRONGHOLDCO.COM

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$799,900

MOUNTAIN AND VALLEY VIEWS 38± ACRES / COLORADO / MESA COUNTY

This stunning property offers a charming residence and breathtaking valley views! McKee Ditch flows through the center of the property, while Kimball Creek borders the west side, creating a picturesque setting that attracts abundant wildlife. With adjoining BLM land on both the east and west sides, this is a true wildlife haven where elk, mule deer, and Merriam’s turkey are frequent visitors. Inside, the home offers a warm country feel with a bright sunroom/dining area designed to capture the spectacular views and a beautiful claw-foot tub that adds timeless character. Relax in the hot tub on the back porch or host family and friends in the bunkhouse attached to the barn. The barn also features 30amp and 50-amp RV hookups, and irrigation water supports the productive hayfield. Located in Colorado GMU 421, this property offers direct access to adjoining BLM land and the Grand Mesa National Forest. Enjoy exceptional hunting, fishing on more than 300 mountain lakes, and endless opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, ATVing, camping, skiing, and boating at nearby Vega State Park and Powderhorn Mountain Resort. About an hour from Grand Junction, this is Colorado outdoor living at its finest!

$450,000

MESA CABINS

4± ACRES / COLORADO / MESA COUNTY

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Experience true Colorado living on this exceptional four-acre property, offering breathtaking 360-degree views in every direction. From sunrise to sunset, the surrounding landscapes create a constantly changing backdrop of natural beauty. A year-round irrigation creek/ditch runs the full length of the property, providing the peaceful sound of live water, which is a rare feature in today’s market. Mature cottonwood and juniper trees create privacy, shade, and wildlife habitat. Wild turkeys are frequent visitors, further adding to the Colorado setting. The 1,824-square-foot cabin features three bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing comfortable living with room to customize. Several outbuildings provide excellent space for equipment, hobbies, or additional storage. Outdoor recreation is right at your doorstep— skiing at Powderhorn Mountain Resort just minutes away, the endless trails of Grand Mesa National Forest, numerous fishing lakes on the Grand Mesa, and proximity to popular crosscountry skiing routes. Properties with live water, acreage, mature trees, and immediate access to year-round recreation are increasingly difficult to find. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Western Colorado, where lifestyle, land, and location come together.

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