Acres: 2700
Cattle Ranch, Fly Fishing Property, Horse Property, Hunting Ranch, Recreational Ranch
Turn-key ready, Ridge Creek Ranch easily exceeds expectations for big game hunting, stream fishing, trail riding on the ranch itself, and many other recreational activities are but a stone’s throw away on public lands year-round.
If ever a ranch was created for world-class hunting and fishing, this is surely it. Point of Rocks Ranch is over 21 square miles (approximately 13,500 acres) of well-tendered habitat that grows elk, mule deer, pronghorn and trout of proportions that are worthy of magazine covers.
Imagine freely-rising brown and rainbow trout on a broad Rocky Mountain meadow stream. As you rig up in the cool morning air, you notice two mule deer fifty yards upstream, cautiously making their way to drink from the stream. The valley is entirely silent, except for the gentle slosh of your wading boots as you […]
Only a short drive west from Wheatland, Wyoming lies the 460-acre Palmer Canyon Ranch, an unspoiled chunk of the Laramie Range with remarkable potential as a hunting and backcountry recreation base camp in one of the states top trophy elk areas, Area 7.
With over 16,000 acres (2,795 deeded) in its domain, the Rocking JR is a strong, diversified agricultural operation with significant bonuses of wildlife and a fishery as icing on the cake.
Controlling ¾ of a mile of the trout-rich White River just upstream from Meeker, Colorado, K-T Ranch with a large population of hefty browns and rainbows easily qualifies as one of Colorado’s premier flyfishing properties.
Elk Fork Ranch, near Kremmling in the heart of Colorado’s historic Middle Park, overflows with production, recreation and investment values.
The 10,000-plus acre Motherwell Ranch can rightfully lay claim as one of Colorado’s legendary properties.
Located only 12 miles from the world-class resort of Steamboat Springs, Trout Creek Ranch combines luxury living with two miles of private fishing on the well-named Trout Creek, a tributary of the Yampa River.
