Elk Mountain Ranch

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Elk Mountain Ranch 7,540 ± Acres | $20,735,000

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The Ranch

E lk Mountain Ranch is an extraordinary property spanning 7,540± deeded acres that has been proudly serving as a 3rd generation working cattle ranch for over a century. Located in Grants, New Mexico, this ranch comfortably supports a 300± head cattle operation for six months each year, ensuring a productive and sustainable enterprise.

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The Ranch

T he landscape of Elk Mountain Ranch is nothing short of breathtaking, with tall ponderosa pines, oaks, and groves of aspens. Spring-fed valleys and fresh mountain creeks flow through the property, adding to its natural allure. The ranch boasts well-maintained pasture fences running across its vast expanse and features a convenient road system to explore the ranch’s beauty.

H idden amidst this remarkable landscape are large valleys and creek bottoms, interspersed with meadows, all nestled between the two awe-inspiring ridge lines: the soaring McKenzie Ridge to the north, reaching an elevation of 8,400 ft, and the equally majestic Oso Ridge to the south.

W hile providing a tranquil mountain ranch experience, Elk Mountain Ranch is conveniently located just a 45-minute drive from Gallup, where you can find essential amenities, including a municipal airport supporting large jets. For those traveling from afar, Albuquerque International Airport is merely a two-hour drive away. With its rich history, stunning landscapes, and abundant wildlife, Elk Mountain Ranch presents a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature while also operating a successful cattle ranch.

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Agriculture

M odern cattle working pens have been thoughtfully integrated, enhancing the efficiency of the ranch’s cattle management. The boundaries are secured by a reliable 5-strand barbed wire fence, while power lines have been strategically brought in for added convenience.

W ater sources are abundant on Elk Mountain Ranch, with carefully built water ponds and developed springs providing much-needed hydration for wildlife and cattle alike. The thinning of ponderosa pines has opened up the forest floor, promoting the growth of lush vegetation. Water is fueled by high mountain snow runoff, with Cottonwood Creek flowing gracefully through the east side of the ranch.

Additionally, the property benefits from water rights of 75-acre feet from Rio Nutria flowing through the west, creating multiple ponds for a total of 12 stock ponds.

E lk Mountain Ranch is equipped with three water wells, ensuring a constant and reliable supply of water for cattle and wildlife. The property offers incredible views of the Zuni Mountains, providing a serene and picturesque backdrop.

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Hunting/Recreation

E lk Mountain Ranch is located within Game Unit 10, renowned for its highly desirable big game hunting opportunities. Hunters will be delighted to find over-the-counter tags for Mule deer, Merriam

turkey, black bear, and mountain lion. Rocky Mountain Elk Tags are earned through an esteemed Eplus list. The ranch has historically received 8 mature bull tags, 12 e/s archery tags, and 12 cow tags, with impressive net Boone and Crockett scores for bulls reaching 400 inches and Mule deer netting scores as high as the 230’s.

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Climate & Airports Jan Average high (°F): 39 Average low (°F): 21 Avg. Precip. (in) 0.7

Feb 44 25 0.5

Mar 54 32 0.6

Apr 62 39 0.6

May 71 47 0.7

Jun 83 58 0.6

Jul 82 63 2.2

Aug 80 61 1.4

Sep 75 55 1.6

Oct 64 43 0.9

Nov 52 32 0.5

Dec 41 23 0.8

Airport

Kind of Service

Miles from Bluewater

Grants-Milan Municipal Airport

Public

10± Miles

Albuquerque International Sunport

Domestic/International

150± Miles

Double Eagle 2 Airport

Public/Domestic

15± Miles

Property Map

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Surrounding Attributes Bluewater Lake State Park

B luewater Lake State Park campground offers 149 campsites near Bluewater Lake in the Zuni

Mountains. In addition to regular camping, the park also offers group, primitive beach, and boat-in camping options. The campground provides various amenities such as drinking water, restrooms, showers, and a dump station. Outdoor activities at the park include boating, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, sailing, jet skiing, water skiing, swimming, hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking. www.newmexico.org

Coyote del Malpais Golf Course

Coyote del Malpais is a unique and picturesque

golf course in New Mexico, nestled under the majestic Mount Taylor. With 18 challenging holes stretching up to 7,000 feet, players can choose from four different tee distances. Despite its proximity to Albuquerque, Coyote del Malpais offers a peaceful and unhurried atmosphere, allowing golfers to enjoy their game without long wait times. The course provides excellent facilities, including a pro shop and dining options, ensuring a memorable experience for visitors.

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El Malpais National Conservation Area

The El Malpais National Conservation Area (NCA)

safeguards significant geological, ecological, and cultural resources in the Zuni-Bandera volcanic field. With stunning sandstone cliffs, canyons, natural arches, and wilderness areas, the NCA offers opportunities for photography, hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. It holds historical and prehistoric sites, connecting people to the past and serving as a vital cultural resource for Native American tribes like the Ramah Navajo and Puebloan peoples of Acoma, Laguna, and Zuni.

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