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Nestled on 475± acres just minutes from charming Dahlonega, Georgia and about an hour from north Atlanta in the rolling foothills of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, the Chestatee River Retreat is the water-rich home to private recreation and outdoor adventure.

475± Acres LUMPKIN COUNT Y, GEORGIA Property ID: 21674636

$9,800,000

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Chestatee River Retreat Nestled on 475± acres just minutes from charming Dahlonega, Georgia and about an hour from north Atlanta in the rolling foothills of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, the Chestatee River Retreat is the water-rich home to private recreation and outdoor adventure.

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1 Brody Capps Brody Capps, operations manager of Conservation Equity Partners based in Nacogdoches, Texas, graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University in 2019 with a bachelor’s degree in Forest Wildlife Management. Prior to joining CEP in 2024, Capps owned and operated SilvaCon LLC, a forestry and wildlife consulting and construction firm that provided services for landowners throughout Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana. He also worked as a technical forester for more than four years with Rayonier Forest Resources. Capps concurrently serves as the managing director of Field Operations for Conservation Equity Management, a private equity firm focused on environmental sustainability and conservation. In addition, Capps co-founded East Texas Plant Resources with Nick Romano in 2020. Find out more at ConservationEquityPartners.com

2 Nick Romano Nick Romano, director of operations for Habitat Select Nursery based in Nacogdoches, Texas, earned a Bachelor of Science in Forestry with a focus in Wildlife Management from Stephen F. Austin State University. For the five years prior to his involvement in Habitat Select Nursery, he was the orchard supervisor of the Forest Seed Center for Arborgen, where he bred loblolly pines and produced genetically superior seed for Arborgen’s nurseries. Along with his work at Arborgen, Romano and Brody Capps founded East Texas Plant Resources in 2020, which focused on growing and brokering plant material to other nurseries and businesses and planting large plant material across North and Northeast Texas. Find out more at HabitatSelectNursery.com

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Chestatee River RETREAT 475± Acres in Lumpkin County, Georgia Presented By The Wings Group

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estled on 475± acres just minutes from charming Dahlonega, Georgia and about an hour from north Atlanta in the rolling foothills of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, the Chestatee River Retreat is the water-rich home to private recreation and outdoor adventure. The easily accessible retreat, which boasts frontage on Damascus Church Road, Frogtown Road and Alonzo Cain Road, is 10 minutes from the Lumpkin County FBO and less than 30 minutes from the larger Lee Gilmer Memorial FBO. “The Chestatee River Retreat is a quintessential mountain property with tremendous water resources,” said Elliott Davenport Jr., broker with The Wings Group. “The Chestatee River Retreat is a rare find because of its substantial size that opens the opportunity for a host of recreational activities that are not usually found on private property. The river is not too big nor too small.”

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With completely private access to both banks of the Chestatee River for about 1.2 miles, the namesake watercourse winds through the property for 1.7 miles. The Chestatee is a shallow, clear, free-stone river that is ideal for development into a premier stream for rainbow and brown trout.

Of course, its crystalline waters provide unsurpassed opportunities for canoeing, kayaking, tubing and just splashing in serene, shaded, unspoiled waters in one of the many swimming holes. Water sports enthusiasts also have access to about 1/3 mile of Prewitt Creek on the property as well.

“With its ideal topography and mix of land features, this property will accommodate every potential desire—and it has incredible views of the Blue Ridge Mountains,” said Davenport, noting that the land offers several exceptional homesites that take full advantage of the stunning viewshed.

The mostly wooded, gently rolling landscape, which is anchored by mature hardwoods and pines, features 60 acres of open fields. Because of the superlative habitat, the retreat has significant populations of white-tailed deer and Eastern wild turkeys, offering prime hunting. The land, which sits at an elevation of 1,700 feet, is crisscrossed by an excellent system of roads and trails. It is a paradise for hikers, mountain bikers, ATV enthusiasts and equestrians.

When the urge to wander farther afield strikes, the Dahlonega region is a hub for outdoor activity. Here adventurers can enjoy access to the 867,000-acre Chattahoochee Forest and numerous trails including the Appalachian Trail, which meanders through Lumpkin County for 28 miles. Dahlonega is near the famed trail’s southern terminus, making the area a gateway for hikers undertaking one of the nation’s most iconic journeys. Waterfalls, including Amicalola Falls, dot the area.

Chestatee River Retreat is an opportunity to live an adventure every day and in every way

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Historic Dahlonega, the site of the nation’s first gold rush, is a repository of preservation and vibrancy showcasing restaurants, art galleries and unique boutiques. In recent years, vineyards and wineries have sprung up locally, earning the region recognition as the “heart of Georgia wine country.” In addition, the retreat is just 25 minutes from Bavarianthemed Helen, Georgia, beloved for its Oktoberfest and Christmas celebrations as well as its Old World architectural charm.

Gainesville, Georgia, and the ever-popular Lake Sidney Lanier is just 30 minutes away from the retreat.

For anyone who loves nature and all the activities that access to the outdoors bring, the Chestatee River Retreat is an opportunity to live an adventure every day and in every way. °

475± Acres LUMPKIN COUNT Y, GEORGIA Property ID: 21674636

$9,800,000

Elliott Davenport, Jr., Broker 423-364-2092 Elliott@WingsGroupLLC.com

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Over the past 10 to 15 years, private forest owners have broadened the goals for their land. While timber production is still important, many have begun prioritizing multi-generational recreation and ecological health, prompting them to rethink their management strategies.

Traditionally in the Southeast, which contains 40 percent of the nation’s timberlands or forests capable of producing industrial wood, landowners focused on establishing productive pine plantations. These monocultures were harvested and re-planted on a 30-year cycle.

Today, as landowners embrace different goals, they often undertake forest restoration to transition their intensively managed timberland back to a native forest. Forest restoration is the process of rebuilding and maintaining forests to help them recover from degradation, ultimately restoring their ecological function and benefits. Restoration aims to create healthy, resilient forests that provide various ecosystem services, including clean

FOREST RESTORATION

air and water, carbon sequestration and wildlife habitat.

I sat down with Brody Capps, operations manager of Conservation Equity Partners and director of field operations for Conservation Equity Management, two companies that specialize in restoring and maximizing ecological productivity while realizing economic benefits from land, and Nick Romano, director of

A Q&A with B RODY CAPPS AND NICK ROMANO S TO RY BY L O R I E A . WO O DWA R D

operations for Habitat Select Nursery, a nursery that specializes in collecting native seeds and propagating trees adapted to those specific properties or ecoregions, to discuss forest restoration. You can listen to our entire conversation on Episode 24 of the Land.com Podcast where we take a deep dive into “Going Native.”

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Habitat Select Nursery

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What are the benefits of native trees in the landscape?

NR: In urban settings, ornamentals or nonnatives have this reputation for being superior and more beautiful, but we’re seeing a paradigm shift as the weather and climate become more unpredictable and extreme.

Natives are hardier and it’s possible to put together native landscape packages that are just as beautiful, productive and abundant as introduced species—and these natives will actually support the local ecosystem. And as importantly, you’re not introducing something

like a Chinese tallow tree that spreads like wildfire and displaces native species.

BC: What I’ve observed about non-natives is that they either have a relatively short lifespan and have to be replaced or they take hold, have a long lifespan and take over. The natives we grow have evolved here alongside all the other plants, wildlife and insects that are native to the ecoregions where we work. Natives are adapted to the climate and the soil and contribute to a well-functioning ecosystem instead of disrupting it.

NR: For the record, planting natives is just the

first step in restoring timberland. After you get the right plants in the ground, you have to manage your land to achieve your goals.

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Describe the process of producing native trees from seed collection to planting. It strikes me as a long commitment.

NR: It is a commitment, but it happens a lot quicker than you might expect. We collect seeds in the fall for 99 percent of the tree species we grow. Most of our natives have a period of seed dormancy. In nature, the seed will fall and rest on the cool, moist soil through

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the winter in a period known as stratification. We mimic that stratification period in the nursery by treating the seed and then storing it in a cooler where we maintain a cool, moist environment to break the dormancy.

Then, in mid-March, we start planting our seedling trays and the seeds will germinate in those trays. In about two months, we’ll start selling seedlings to our nursery clients because the seedlings will be ready to transplant into larger containers.

For our reforestation projects, we hold the seedlings longer because the preferred planting window is fall and winter. The seedlings need to be dormant, and the soil needs to be cool

ground versus the need to alter the composition of the plant species growing on the rangeland.

Even though what you’re trying to do is different, the end results can be achieved using the same methods such as prescribed burning, soil disturbance and the like.

After you’ve achieved your initial restoration, the next step is the same in either environment.

You must actively manage the landscape because nature changes. If you want to achieve specific goals on your land, it is not a “oneand-done” process. It’s an ongoing process of monitoring and manipulation.

And don’t get in a hurry. In the case of forestlands, it could take three to five years

and moist. In those instances, it takes about 10 months to go from a seed to a larger seedling that’s ready to go into the field.

BC: We also set aside a certain number of seedlings that we want to sell as larger trees.

We transplant the seedlings into three-gallon pots, which gives them a lot more room to grow, and they just “blow up.” Over time, through several years of trial-and-error, we’ve identified just the right mix of fertilizer, water and nursery conditions that allow us to grow a six-foot tree in a year.

to start seeing changes even with some fairly intensive management.

BC: While we’re talking about management, there is this misconception, especially in forest management, that you always have to have a lot of money and big equipment to manage land. To be clear, that’s not always the case. The first step is gaining knowledge and investing time in education.

Invest time in identifying the best sciencebased information and landowner resources and then learn as much as you can. Read, talk to other landowners and conservation professionals who have done it, go to field days and get informed on how to do it.

In a lot of instances, you can use the available tools of conservation to achieve your management and along the way generate some revenue from your property that you can reinvest in your stewardship efforts.

Of course, there are situations, where it makes dollars and sense to hire someone with the proper equipment and expertise to get the job done efficiently and right the first time. That’s where services like ours come into play.

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What are the major differences between restoring rangeland and restoring forest land?

BC: We could talk about this question for hours, but I’ll tackle it from a 30,000-foot perspective.

While I can’t say that forest land has more diversity than rangelands because that’s not always the case, I can say that in forest land restoration you’re dealing with more vertical diversity. In forests, the plants are 60 feet to 80 feet tall instead of three feet to six feet tall.

And what goes with that is that in forests you are manipulating the amount of sunlight that reaches the forest floor. You can do that by prescribed burning, removing some trees or planting some trees.

The native seed bank has been laying there dormant for maybe a hundred years or more, but the soil needs to be disturbed. It can be done with prescribed burning, logging or other methods. The combination of light and disturbance, depending on the condition of the seed, can jumpstart the reintroduction of native plants without physically planting them.

NR: The big difference between forest and rangeland restoration is the need to alter the forest canopy so that the sunlight can touch the

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Here is a scenario for you. My family

and I have just clearcut our 30-yearold pine plantation and now we’d like to restore 350 acres of our holdings to native habitat suitable for wildlife and recreation. What do we need to do?

BC: It depends on your goals. If you don’t care how long it takes to come back and what it looks like coming back, you can just invest some sweat equity and let nature take its course. You’ll have to be patient and content with the land looking sort of rough as it moves through the early successional stages.

Potentially, you could run a prescribed fire there

Forest restoration is the process of rebuilding and maintaining forests to help them recover from degradation, ultimately restoring their ecological function and benefits. every two to three years to knock out the nonnative species that didn’t evolve with fire and help the landscape return to its native state.

If you want to fast track the progress, you’d need to be more aggressive. In this case, you’ll need to prepare the site and replant the species that you want to re-populate it with from plants on your own property or a neighbor’s property.

In either scenario, you’ll be re-creating that native forest, but it’s a long game. It takes pines 15 to 20 years to look like anything substantial and hardwoods take 20 to 30 years to begin to define a landscape. And in the meantime, you’ll

need to invest a lot of sweat equity in managing the landscape.

NR: To tweak your scenario a bit, if you have a 30-year pine plantation that you’re planning to harvest but you know in advance that you want to restore it to habitat, you could do a heavy thin on that acreage instead of a clearcut. Then, you’ll have some standing trees and the sunlight can hit the ground, allowing the native seed bank to respond.

Over time, you may have to begin prescribed burning to help knock back non-natives and promote the establishment of natives, but instead of starting from scratch you’ll have an open forested habitat that you can begin to enjoy.

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What is your best advice for landowners wanting to restore their forestland?

BC: My best is advice is do your research before making any decision regarding your land. Whether it’s literature-based research or talking with people who manage forestlands every day, learn as much

as possible from as many perspectives as possible.

It’s really easy to screw something up. Now, fortunately the Southeast is fairly forgiving, and nature will fix itself faster here than in some places like the Northwest, but it’s beneficial for the environment, for your satisfaction and your investment to try to get it right the first time.

NR: I would encourage landowners to be openminded. There is a cookie-cutter mentality associated with forestry in the Southeast that forestry has to be conducted in a certain way that involves hiring a logger, a timber buyer, and everyone and everything will cost a lot of money.

So, think about what your goals are for your forest. Then talk with people who know how to help you achieve your goals and can help you identify how to proceed without breaking the bank or creating unnecessary problems. And have these conversations before you make a rash decision like clear-cutting your 100-year-old hardwood forest especially if recreation is your goal. °

Join the Conversation To listen to Episode 24 "Going Native" with Brody Capps and Nick Romano (and all the other episodes) of the Land.com Podcast, scan the QR code or tune in on Spotify or Apple.

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Located in south Mississippi Primarily southern pine plantations Home to native and exotic wildlife

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Whispering Pines Plantation 2,511.23± Acres in Perkinston, Mississippi Presented By Whitetail Properties Real Estate

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hispering Pines Plantation, a premier high-fenced hunting and turn-key recreational property located in south Mississippi near Perkinston, boasts an exceptional infrastructure and an unsurpassed opportunity to embrace outdoor adventures. Whether you are looking for a private outdoor retreat, a place to entertain family and friends, or a business opportunity, Whispering Pines can meet your needs and exceed your expectations.

The high-quality game fence is in great condition. Its installation was well-planned, providing easy access and maintenance.

The improved road system that traverses the plantation allows access to most fence corridors and much of the property’s interior.

Out of the 2,511.23± acres, it is estimated the Buck Pen contains 515 acres and the Big Pen encompasses 1,850± acres while 140± acres lie outside the fence. The property features numerous hunt-ready game plots outfitted with

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quality feeders and blinds. The large bass fishing lake with a boathouse provides wonderful opportunities and abundant enjoyment for casual fishermen and experienced anglers alike.

Improvements and Amenities Arguably the focal point is the log cabin-style main lodge built in 2018 that encompasses 5,000± square feet of heated and cooled space.

It offers five primary suites, a large living area, a gourmet kitchen, a wine room, a screened porch with an outdoor cooking area, a swimming pool, and a two-bay, attached carport.

A 1,500± square-foot wooden cabin-style guest home, adjacent to the main lodge, offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms for extra space on the farm. The largest of the two additional metal buildings offers a custom one-bedroom, one-bath bunkhouse, tool room, storage room, outdoor kitchen, game, cleaning area, walk-in cooler, plenty of space for storing game feed, and covered parking. The second metal building provides covered equipment storage.

Water Sources When it comes to water, the 25± acre bass fishing lake with boat house is the showstopper. In addition, there is a small catfish pond with feeder behind the main lodge and additional small ponds and streams throughout the property.

The Herd This property is well-stocked with game including trophy white-tailed deer, turkeys, and exotics such as red stag, axis deer, fallow deer, elk, black buck, Pierre David buck, bison, and aoudad. For wingshooters, the plantation is home to wild quail and ducks and dove in their seasons.

The Timber The landscape is dominated by well-managed southern pine plantations of varying ages and production stages. In addition, several hardwood/softwood drains with streams and natural regeneration areas actively managed to provide superlative wildlife habitat. °

2,511.23± Acres HANCOCK COUNT Y, MISSISSIPPI Property ID: 20899805

$14,900,000

Brice Petersen 601-723-9745

Todd Edwards 251-747-1346

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Located 117 miles from Oklahoma City Stunning scenic overlooks Abundant & undisturbed wildlife populations

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Beaver Creek Ranch 3,195± Acres in McAlester, Oklahoma Presented By Republic Ranches, LLC

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ocated in the scenic hills of northwest Pittsburgh County, Oklahoma, the 3,195± acre Beaver Creek Ranch, a rare legacy recreational and hunting property, boasts abundant live water including 1.5 miles of South Canadian River frontage and 3.5 miles of spring-fed Beaver Creek. The ranch is a reasonable driving distance from McAlester (21 miles), Tulsa (104), Oklahoma City (117 miles) and Dallas (189 miles).

The ranch’s topography ranges from 660 feet to 1,040 feet creating dramatic elevation changes and scenic overlooks. On the northern section, the landscape features open meadows and mature hardwood stands along the South Canadian River. The bottomlands provide rich soils ideal for food plots and native

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forage. To the south, the landscape transitions to pine-dotted ridges and rugged, mountainlike terrain rare in this part of Oklahoma.

In addition to the frontage on the South Canadian River and Beaver Creek, the ranch features 18 ponds, several of which are stocked for fishing and provide waterfowl habitat, and more than 7.5 miles of seasonal creeks and wet-weather tributaries. There are also two historic water wells. Water is easily accessible in every quadrant of the ranch.

The combination of superlative native habitat, plentiful water and limited hunting pressure over the past 50 years, makes Beaver Creek a stronghold for wildlife. Cattle operations ceased decades ago, and the land was allowed to regenerate to its current rich, native state. The ranch is home to white-tailed deer with trophy potential, Eastern wild turkey,

waterfowl, feral hogs, occasional elk and black bear as well as bobcats and coyotes.

Neighboring properties range from 2,000± acres to more than 5,000 acres, further enhancing the ranch’s appeal as a recreational destination. The region is defined by large land holdings and low-hunting pressure.

The ranch has no structural improvements of value, so it is a blank canvas for the next owner. Several ideal building sites exist offering exceptional views of the river valley and surrounding ridges. Existing graveled lease roads and two-tracks provide strong access throughout the ranch.

Beaver Creek Ranch is a natural opportunity for anyone looking to enjoy a private recreational retreat, a conservation investment or to develop a commercial hunting venture.

The opportunity is as big as the landscape. °

3,195± Acres PIT TSBURG COUNT Y, OKL AHOMA Property ID: 23873973

$8,995,000

Republic Ranches, LLC 888-726-2481 Info@RepublicRanches.com

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Sonoma Summit Ranch 1,110± Acres in Sonoma, California Presented By ICON GLOBAL

Premier Wine Country Ranch Stunning panoramic views Organic greenhouses and orchard

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rom its perch atop 2,295-foot Sonoma Mountain, the ultra-private 1,119± acre Sonoma Summit Ranch enjoys 360 views of the San Francisco Bay area. Panoramic views sweep from the Pacific Ocean to San Franciso to San Pablo Bay, Mount Tamalpais, Mount Diablo, the Bay Bridge, the Richman San Rafeal Bridge, Mount St. Helena and Napa. This expansive nature retreat is approximately 20 minutes from Petaluma, Sonoma and Napa and one hour from San Francisco.

“In a shrinking world, the opportunity to own more than 1,000 acres on a mountaintop anywhere on the planet is indeed rare,” said Bernard “Bernie” Uechtritz, founding broker and owner of Dallas-based Icon Global who is offering the ranch in association with Pete Clark and the Clark Company, based in Paso Robles, California. “The opportunity to own such a property, within an hour of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge, simply doesn’t exist.”

He continued, “The Sonoma Summit Ranch, a premier San Francisco Wine Country property, is by definition one-of-one, and as such, is being sold by the opportunity—not by the acre.”

The “neighborhood” is preservation-minded. Sonoma Summit

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Ranch abuts the 1,565± acre Jack London State “fern gully” in the Carriger Creek Canyon. floors and air conditioning.

Natural Area. The 600-acre Mitsui Ranch, leased As part of wine country, the current owners The main residence compound at the and managed by the Sonoma Mountain Ranch have explored the opportunity to establish Sonoma Summit Ranch brings nature up close, Preservation Foundation, is another notable vineyards. They applied for a Vineyard VESCO blending lushly landscaped terraces filled nearby property. permit. Working with respected vineyard with more than 100 fruit, nut and olive trees, Elevations on the Sonoma Summit Ranch development and civil engineering firms, the daffodil-lined pathways and a magnificent range from 1,650± feet to 2,295± feet creating owners have confirmed hundreds of acres within greenhouse complex. The Main Greenhouse “an isle in the sky,” anchored by a rich layer of the property could support premium high- is home to organic berries, leafy greens and ground volcanic and sedimentary rocks known elevation wine grape production, if desired by a vegetables while other nearby greenhouses as Sonoma Volcanics. Swaying grasses and future owner. host meticulously designed workstations and burled oaks vegetate the property, which is Sonoma Summit Ranch is governed by the an Orangery, dedicated to citrus, and often home to an array of wildlife including blacktail Williamson Act, which offers preferential property doubling as an exquisite event space. Lavender deer, badgers, coyotes, bobcats and an tax treatment for a future owner. This means and rosemary lend their texture and scents to occasional elusive mountain lion. Colorful wood that a future owner could build residences of the scene. ducks, golden eagles, redtail hawks and a unlimited size inside a 5-acre building envelope The ranch is set up to accommodate guests, rarely seen bald eagle make for bird watching of their choosing on each of the six legal parcels gatherings, business retreats and offsites. A at its best. within the ranch. rustically warm historic horse barn turned Sonoma Summit Ranch is exceptionally The ranch has turnkey luxury, historic and “party barn” provides the backdrop for diverse firesafe, due to its abundant water resources— recreation spaces which invite playing, relaxing, convenings. An adjacent fire pit invites guests lakes, springs, rivers, and state-of-the-art living, working and convening. The current owner to “step out back” for star gazing or continue sprinkler systems. The Ranch boasts two lakes; rebuilt the main house from the studs up and walking toward the quiet lake for some solitude. the largest lake measures 18± acres with a designed a 4,200-square-foot addition meeting The current owner, tech visionary and capacity of 99 acre-feet, while the smaller lake all codes for a future owner to personalize as philanthropist, acquired the ranch, in part, to encompasses 3± acres. In addition, six spring-fed desired. The main compound also includes a keep its natural ecosystems intact and has ponds and 12 natural springs bubble throughout two-story 5,200-square-foot, state-of-the-art, lovingly prepared this breathtaking place for the the landscape. Waterfalls echo through a primal muti-use workspace, featuring radiant-heated next owner. ° Information subject to change and update.

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1,110± Acres SONOMA COUNT Y, CALIFORNIA Property ID: 23725386

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estled in the heart of Oregon’s scenic outdoors adventureland, Elysian Ridge encompasses 121.7± acres of meticulously managed old growth pine forests set against the stunning backdrop of the Cascade Mountains. The high desert property, located less than 15 minutes from the smalltown charm of Sisters and less than 30 minutes from the recreational hub of Bend, provides privacy and peace with easy access. Nearby Redmond Municipal Airport is serviced by several major airlines.

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square-foot house featuring a mix of wood and stone is perfectly suited to its showstopping setting.

With an open-concept floor plan, the home showcases the warmth of knotty pine and the solidity of stone including granite countertops and a floor-to-ceiling propane fireplace. The primary suite is elevated by an expansive walk-in closet and a master bath highlighted by granite and slate and featuring a soaking tub and shower.

The expansive grounds are as well-planned as the home. A timber pergola, designed by Nathan Good Architects, showcases rare Idaho Glacial Stone. The well-appointed outdoor entertaining space features a copper sink, custom cement counters a

propane fireplace and a built BBQ grill. Paths, constructed from Jamestown Pavers, connect the outdoor amenities including a large fire pit with an adjoining sitting area as well as the pond with its pebble beach, lit waterfall and stargazing patio.

With a corral, fenced pasture and a welldesigned barn with hay and tack storage, Elysian Ridge is an equestrian destination.

Because the property abuts to National Forests, hundreds of miles of riding, mountain biking and hiking trails are at your backdoor.

Elysian Ridge offers a lifestyle that is the stuff of dreams. Make it your reality.

To experience Elysian Ridge for yourself, contact Mary Doyle, Coldwell Banker BAIN at (481) 291-3058. °

Located just 13 minutes to Sisters Bordered by the National Forest Riding, hiking and mountain biking

121.7± Acres DESCHUTES COUNT Y, OREGON Property ID: 23637879

$2,595,000

Mary Doyle 458-291-3058 Mary.Doyle@CBRealty.com

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Windancer Ranch Presented By UC Ranch Properties | Northwest Realty & Auction 13,453± Acres

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he Windancer is located in one of the most sought-after locations in Montana, The Bull Mountains. A beautiful 2,288 square foot-log home on the property overlooks Buffalo Creek, providing unmatched early morning views of the resident elk, mule deer, and antelope herds that call this property home.

Productive hay fields are strategically placed with wildlife management in mind, surrounding a 10-acre spring fed reservoir stocked yearly with Yellowstone cutthroat trout. Populations of elk exceeding 300 head are common on the

ranch, and unlike other areas of The Bulls the elk are not seasonal, they call this ranch home yearround. Numerous elk have been harvested here over the years, some scoring well over 360, and in recent years a set of 410" sheds were found within the ranch boundaries.

The Windancer Ranch is in the 590 Special Permit Area. With Landowner Preference, the odds of drawing a permit for this area year after year are high. Last year’s odds were 100 percent draw for both resident and nonresident Archery Permits, while the Rifle Permit draw was 70 percent for Montana residents and 100 percent for non-residents. °

YELLOWSTONE COUNT Y, MONTANA Property ID: 23588069

$26,500,000

Wade Keller O: 406-654-2881 • C: 406-861-7159 Wade@NorthwestRealtyMT.com.

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1,499.16± Acres • $25,600,000 Property ID: 22534407

Scott Hawes 541-860-6921 SHawes@FayRanches.com FAYRANCHES.COM

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Sundance Ranch CROOK COUNT Y, W YOMING

445± Acres • $2,750,000 Property ID: 21560460

M4 Ranch Group 970-944-4444 Ranches@M4RanchGroup.com M4RANCHGROUP.COM

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Cebolla Equestrian Retreat HINSDALE COUNT Y, COLOR ADO

6± Acres • $1,399,000 Property ID: 21855164

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Sheep Mountain Ranch HUERFANO COUNT Y, COLOR ADO

176± Acres • $949,000 Property ID: 22167439

M4 Ranch Group 970-944-4444 Ranches@M4RanchGroup.com M4RANCHGROUP.COM

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12,979± Acres • $16,750,000 Property ID: 18609124

Neil Bangs 402-772-6848 SHawes@FayRanches.com FAYRANCHES.COM

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183rd Avenue APPANOOSE COUNT Y, IOWA

710± Acres • $4,153,000

Heartland Trophy Properties 641-785-4886 Chad@HTP.Land HEARTLANDTROPHYPROPERTIES.COM

Eagle Lake Range and Recreation BUTLER COUNT Y, K ANSAS

634.2± Acres • $3,875,000

Aaron Baumann 402-984-1690 Aaron.Baumann@HaydenOutdoors.com HAYDENOUTDOORS.COM

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500± Acres • $18,500,000

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817 Wade Pasture L AMOILLE COUNT Y, VERMONT

15.2± Acres • $1,700,000 Property ID: 23588059

Meg Kauffman 802-213-9455 MKauffman@LandVest.com MEGKAUFFMAN.LANDVEST.COM

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468 Oak Road WASHINGTON COUNT Y, AL ABAMA

1,225± Acres • $12,500,000 Property ID: 21425312

Clint Flowers, ALC O: 855-657-5263 C: 251-387-0787 CFlowers@NationalLand.com NATIONALLAND.COM

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Casa Rosa HINDS COUNT Y, MISSISSIPPI

724± Acres • $6,625,000 Property ID: 23669361

Jerry Brown 318-728-9544 JBrown@BrownRealtyCo.com BROWNREALTYCO.COM

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Animas River Farm SAN JUAN COUNT Y, NE W ME XICO

578 Acres • $9,000,000 Property ID: 7623933

Travis Driscoll, Broker 505-328-2530 Travis@BRGRanches.com BRGRANCHES.COM

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Webb Creek Canyon RIO ARRIBA COUNT Y, NE W ME XICO

2,866 Acres • $8,950,000 Property ID: 21521880

Travis Driscoll, Broker 505-328-2530 Travis@BRGRanches.com BRGRANCHES.COM

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Brazos Vista Ranch RIO ARRIBA COUNT Y, NE W ME XICO

2,171± Acres • $8,200,000 Property ID: 21392175

M4 Ranch Group 970-944-4444 Ranches@M4RanchGroup.com M4RANCHGROUP.COM

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44 Bar Ranch SIERR A COUNT Y, NE W ME XICO

18,601 Acres • $7,850,000 Property ID: 19235777

Travis Driscoll, Broker 505-328-2530

John Diamond 575-740-1528 BRGRANCHES.COM

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Circle Cross Ranch OTERO COUNT Y, NE W ME XICO

12,325 Acres • $7,200,000 Property ID: 21711393

Travis Driscoll, Broker 505-328-2530

Colin McVaugh 575-649-0788 BRGRANCHES.COM

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Latir Mountain Ranch TAOS COUNT Y, NE W ME XICO

1,266 Acres • $4,000,000 Property ID: 21547140

Travis Driscoll, Broker 505-328-2530 Travis@BRGRanches.com BRGRANCHES.COM

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AP Ranch

14,000± Acres in Siskiyou County, California

Nestled in scenic Siskiyou County, California, the historic 14,000-acre AP Ranch offers a unique piece of the American West. Established in 1856, it boasts diverse topography, including Lover’s Leap and elevations from 3,600 to 5,400 feet. The East Fork of the Scott River flows eight miles through the property, benefiting from adjudicated water rights and rights to two alpine lakes, irrigating 1,400 acres for livestock. Operating as a year-round cow-calf ranch with a 500-cow carrying capacity, it includes seven homes, six historic barns and working corrals. This outdoor paradise teems with wildlife like elk and deer, offering hiking, fishing and hunting. Nearby ski resorts provide winter recreation. AP Ranch is an opportunity to embrace California’s rich ranching and timber heritage, inviting you to craft your own legacy amidst stunning landscapes.

Listing Agent: Todd Renfrew 707-455-4444

Pritchard Sumner Ranch

Property ID: 22920914 | $16,900,000

8,525.89± Acres in San Luis Obispo County, California

Discover a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own the Pritchard Sumner Ranch, a significant and historic 8,525± acre working ranch on California’s Central Coast.

Held within the same family for over 150 years, this remarkable property offers a rare blend of rich ranching history, ecological diversity, and outstanding recreational and conservation possibilities. Historically supporting up to 200 cow/calf pairs annually, the ranch features comprehensive livestock infrastructure including cross fencing, approximately 22 troughs, new corrals, a loading chute, 60-foot truck scale, and well-maintained roads. Beyond its agricultural utility, the land teems with excellent recreational opportunities such as hunting, hiking, riding and ATVing. It is home to diverse wildlife, including tule elk, black-tailed deer, wild pig, dove and quail. Water is plentiful with two domestic wells, an 80,000-gallon storage tank and two stock ponds. Improvements on the ranch includes a 1930s ranch house, a 40' x 30' metal pole barn and additional outbuildings.

Listing Agents: Nita Vail, Kody Kester & Todd Renfrew 707-455-4444

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Property ID: 23589499 | $8,311,875

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Hayes Springs Ranch

Lassen Hay Ranch

500± Acres in Shasta County, California

450± Acres in Lassen County, California

Listing Agent: Todd Renfrew 707-455-4444

Listing Agents: Donna Utterback or Sara Small 530-336-6869

Hat Creek Cattle & Hay Ranch

Chatom Vineyards

Property ID: 17135635 | $5,900,000

Property ID: 23667883 | $2,850,000

260.77± Acres in Shasta County, California

745.12± Acres in Calaveras County, California

Listing Agent: Todd Renfrew 707-455-4444

Listing Agents: Bruce Renfrew 650-773-1863 & Todd Renfrew 707-455-4444

Historic O’Connor Ranch

Seven Lakes Ranch

Property ID: 15706323 | $3,590,000

Property ID: 22920914 | $3,900,000

189.70± Acres in San Luis Obispo County, California

160± Acres in Shasta County, California

Listing Agents: Rea Callendar, Ed Perry & Janet DeLeo 707-455-44444

Listing Agents: Scott Soder 530-727-7572 & Todd Renfrew 707-455-4444

Property ID: 22996116 | $4,200,000

Property ID: 23249800 | $2,849,000

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Bonito Canyon Ranch

566± Deeded Acres in Las Animas County, Colorado

Bow and Arrow Ranch

Bonito Canyon Ranch features a 6,500 square foot, three-bedroom, four-bath luxury log home constructed by Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia. The home is nicely positioned on the east-central boundary of the 566-acre property, offering excellent trophy elk and mule deer hunting in the renowned Sangre de Cristo Mountains of southern Colorado. Bonito Canyon is surrounded by large, worldrenowned hunting properties, such as Ted Turner’s Vermejo Park, Hill, Tercio, and nearby Bar NI Ranches, as well as other well-managed trophy hunting ranches. This ensures the ability to employ excellent resource and game management practices with like-minded neighbors.

Bow and Arrow Ranch offers a combination of production and recreation in one of the best value areas in the West. As prices continue to skyrocket in the mountains, southeastern Colorado is becoming one of the most desirable areas for ranching and hunting in Colorado. Contributing factors, such as thoughtfully planned inplace water infrastructure and sectioned pastures, allow this ranch to handle 500+ cows year-round in normal moisture years historically. The ranch has been separated into four quarters with redundant wells in each quarter to ensure an adequate supply of water to livestock and game animals.

40,693± Deeded Acres in Las Animas County, Colorado

$7,600,000

$15,200,000

Property ID: 22983969

Property ID: 22984668

Cooper Ranch

110± Total Acres in Cassia County, Idaho

Happy Trails 2 U Ranch

The Cooper Ranch is situated just outside the small town of Albion, Idaho, offering sweeping views of the surrounding mountains in the Sawtooth National Forest. Just minutes from town, the property supports seasonal cattle grazing and includes fully fenced pasture with water supplied by two ditches and a small pond. An adjacent 167-acre BLM grazing lease is available to the next owner. Part of the property is covered in sagebrush, providing excellent habitat for pheasant and partridge. Deer, coyotes, sandhill cranes, foxes, and nesting owls also frequent the ranch, making it both productive and ecologically rich.

At the base of the Pine Valley Mountains, Happy Trails 2 U Ranch offers year-round access and is less than an hour from the St. George Airport. The main home sits on a hillside surrounded by junipers and pines, with sweeping views of Kolob Canyons.

Ideal for equestrian use, the ranch includes over 12 acres of fenced pasture, a barn, tack shed, and workshop. A central compound features a pond, six RV pads, and an outdoor kitchen. With two legal parcels allowing for additional development and direct access to Dixie National Forest trails, this is a versatile and scenic retreat.

50± Total Acres in Washington County, Utah

$2,100,000

$2,650,000

Property ID: 23250048

Property ID: 22619503

MirrRanchGroup.com Info@MirrRanchGroup.com

Office: 720-770-2946 • 901 Acoma Street, Denver, Colorado 80204 View All Properties: Land.com/member/11912

Harold G. Vickerman Ranch

1,200± Deeded Acres in Custer County, Colorado

Los Creek Ranch

Welcome to Harold G. Vickerman Ranch, nestled in the heart of the Wet Mountain Valley, near Westcliffe, Colorado. This family legacy ranch boasts unparalleled beauty and tremendous conservation value. Spectacular views of the majestic Sangre de Cristo Range define a wonderfully diverse high prairie grassland, buffered by aspen, pine, and mixed-conifer forests. The combined 1,200-acre property provides excellent habitat for elk, mule deer, and turkeys. The ranch has recently been protected by a conservation easement, making it a unique long-term investment.

Los Creek Ranch is an ideal size and price point for a remote mountain hunting and recreation property. With expansive views of the surrounding valley and bordered on all sides by public lands, the ranch feels much larger than its 480 acres. Tucked into the remote and secluded Saguache Park basin just north of looming San Luis Peak, the ranch has no neighbors, no light pollution and feels like rural Colorado of an earlier time.

480± Deeded Acres in Saguache County, Colorado

$2,500,000

$2,495,000

Property ID: 22521781

Property ID: 22466507

Roslyn Ranch

1,230± Deeded Acres in Jackson County, Colorado

West Elk Wilderness

Resting just below the Continental Divide adjoining the Routt National Forest, the 1,230± acre Roslyn Ranch offers the ideal Colorado scenic recreational and operating ranch. With the private 35-acre Lake Ruby, miles of creeks, tree-lined irrigated meadows, valuable water rights, and views of the surrounding mountains, the property includes a main residence, cabins and a boathouse situated along the banks of the lake. The ranch property also produces high-quality hay while offering still water fly fishing and world-class big game hunting for elk, deer and moose.

Situated at the base of the West Elk Wilderness in Western Colorado alongside Blue Mesa Reservoir, Colorado’s largest body of water, lies one of the most coveted private sporting retreats in the Rocky Mountains. Completely surrounded by 1.7 million acres of public lands with unlimited recreational opportunities, world class big game hunting and unrivaled privacy in a very majestic setting, Mirr Ranch Group is proud to present the West Elk Wilderness Homestead.

160± Deeded Acres in Gunnison County, Colorado

$10,000,000

$2,485,000

Property ID: 22014942

Property ID: 17954635

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Latigo Ranch

1 , 2 9 1 A C R E S I N G R A N D C O U N T Y, C O L O R A D O $15,865,704 | Property ID: 22571425

4 1 4 A C R E S I N G R A N D C O U N T Y, C O L O R A D O $7,195,832 | Property ID: 23596078

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Blacktail Creek Ranch

5 8 7 A C R E S I N G R A N D C O U N T Y, C O L O R A D O $5,998,342 | Property ID: 23589488

5 2 2 A C R E S I N G R A N D C O U N T Y, C O L O R A D O $5,498,800 | Property ID: 23281821

Carter Creek Ranch

Shadow Creek Ranch

8 4 3 A C R E S I N G R A N D C O U N T Y, C O L O R A D O $4,499,000 | Property ID: 17388875

7 0 A C R E S I N S U M M I T C O U N T Y, C O L O R A D O $1,850,000 | Property ID: 16121125

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