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Owned and operated by the same family for nearly 100 years, the C Cross C Ranch presents a rare opportunity to acquire one of the last remaining trophy hunting ranches in one of the Colorado’s most desirable areas, just 20 minutes from the resort town of Steamboat Springs. The ranch includes 2,120± deeded acres, almost one
C Cross C Ranch Colorado v Routt Co. v Steamboat Springs
and half miles of the Yampa River, water rights irrigating lush hay fields, unobstructed views of the Flat Tops Wilderness and year-round access off Routt County Road 14 and Highway 131. With
the elevation ranging from 7,200 to 8,800 feet above sea level, the terrain and vegetation on the ranch varies greatly from steep mountainsides with vast stands of fur and aspen. Unique bracken ferns blanket the forest floor in the upper reaches of the ranch, while lush irrigated meadows and pastures make up the landscape at the lower elevations along the river. $9,000,000. Contact Ken Mirr.
Steele Creek Ranch
Bull Mountain Ranch Wyoming v Albany County Colorado v Larimer County
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Straddling the Colorado/Wyoming border
Wyoming v Johnson County v Buffalo
30± miles south of Laramie, Wyoming, Bull Mountain Ranch is a highly desirable combination of a traditional working ranch and high-end sporting property. Numerous game species such as elk, mule deer, pronghorn, black bear, moose, mountain lion and turkey frequent the ranch, which shares 11+ miles
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Steele Creek Ranch is one of the most scenic and private mountain frontage ranches on the east
of border with national forest and other
slope of the Big Horn Mountains, and is comprised of 1,890± deeded acres, with another 480
public land. Acreage in both Colorado and
acres of Wyoming State lease and 200 acres BLM lease. The property features an 11,300-square- Wyoming presents a unique opportunity for foot, custom, classically designed log home and a diversity of terrain and habitat from rolling
the ranch owner to participate in both state’s
grasslands to red stone outcroppings and ponderosa pine forests. Steel Creek, a perennial landowner licensing programs. Fishermen will spring-fed stream, dissects the property providing year-round water for the abundant wildlife, also appreciate the 47-acre Rice Reservoir, the including pronghorn, mule deer, elk, Merriam turkey, Hungarian partridge, sage grouse and a large trout in the 1.3 miles of Spring Creek variety of other non-game animals. $8,700,000. Contact Duffy Brown or Ken Mirr.
and more than seven miles of other mountain streams. The ranch consists of 6,460± deeded acres with several thousand acres of BLM, State of Colorado and private leased land. A comfortable owner’s residence, numerous caretakers’ homes/bunkhouses, a large arena, several barns, shop buildings, corrals and numerous other hay lofts and storage structures
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complete the ranch. $6,000,000. Contact Ken Mirr or Mac McWhorter.
Wyoming v Platte County v Wheatland
Offering ideal habitat for diverse game, including trophy elk, mule and whitetail deer, antelope and wild turkey, the South Cooney Hills Ranch also features private fly-fishing along the 3.5± miles of Sybille Creek. Once serving as the headquarters of the historic Swan Land and Cattle Company, the ranch has nearly 11,000 contiguous acres (4,910± deeded, 5,915 leased). At the edge of the Great Plains, the ranch adjoins the foothills of the Laramie Mountain Range and it typifies gorgeous scenery, timbered hillsides, rich grasslands, granite peaks and tree-lined creek bottoms. It is now a cow-calf operation for 500 pair and has ample water for livestock, including Sybille Creek, numerous seasonal drainages, springs and wells. It is three hours north of Denver, and presents an unprecedented value for asset preservation in today’s market. $4,900,000. Contact Ken Mirr.
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