Moffat County, Colorado Land For Sale (29 results)

Well now, partner, if you're lookin' to stake your claim in the wild beauty of the West, gather 'round and listen close Up for grabs is a mighty fine piece of real estate right in the heart of Dinosaur, Colorado where the elk roam free, the skies stretch wide, and opportunity rides tall in the saddle.We re talkin .32 acres of dual-zoned land commercial and residential meanin you can hang your hat and hang your shingle. Whether you re dreamin of a saloon-style storefront, a guide outpost, or a rough-and-ready homestead, this here parcel s got the bones for buildin .And let me tell you about the garage it ain t no rickety old shack. It s a large, solid-built structure fit for a blacksmith, mechanic, or a hunter with more gear than sense. You got toys? You got tools? You got a side business in fixin stagecoaches or modern-day steel horses? This place ll hold it all.Step outside and you re lookin at prime elk country. That s right whether you hunt for sport or just appreciate the view, you re sittin pretty near some of the best wildlife in the Rockies.And if that ain t enough to tickle your spurs, this gem sits just a stone s throw from Dinosaur National Monument a legendary land of prehistoric giants and untamed wilderness. The foot traffic alone could keep your business busier than a poker table on pay night.So don t dilly-dally, friend. Opportunities like this don t come round often. This ain t just land it s a lifestyle, a frontier, a shot at somethin real. Call for details and make an deal that d make Wyatt Earp raise an eyebrow.Contact Betsy SharpeCome on now saddle up and claim your piece of the Old West before someone else does.

Thunder S Ranch is an expansive ranch offering a unique combination of over 4 miles of the Yampa River, over 700 acres of irrigated meadows and 42 CFS of water rights! With quality working corrals, substantial hay production and water rights along with diverse terrain this property is a true gem for those seeking a versatile and productive ranch. The irrigated hay meadows along the river bottoms hold elk and deer year around! Land Thunder S Ranch encompasses approximately 2,074 +/- deeded acres and boasts nearly 4.25 +/- miles of Yampa River frontage. The ranch features both irrigated and sub-irrigated bottoms, supported by 42 CFS of water rights and several springs. Nestled between the rolling hills that rise into Duffy and Juniper Mountain, it offers seclusion and privacy while maintaining convenient access via County Road 17 frontage. In addition to the deeded land, the property includes a to-be-determined BLM allotment for 239 AUMs. The land extending from the river banks features lush, productive hay meadows irrigated by flood, pivot, and gated pipe systems, making it ideal for livestock grazing and a year-round haven for wildlife. A dramatic, steep rim serves as a natural backdrop, providing privacy and seclusion for both livestock and the diverse wildlife that roam the meadows below. Elk, deer, and other species are frequently spotted throughout the year, drawn to the abundant feed and easy access to water along the thick, wooded riverbanks. In addition to the hay meadows, the ranch includes dense, deep juniper draws and open benches that offer varied terrain and habitat, perfect for wildlife. The plentiful feed and water resources attract impressive populations of elk, deer, and antelope, particularly throughout the winter months and into the spring. The ranch also features several improvements, including a small residence, a detached garage, lean-to shelters, and well-maintained corrals, all with scenic views of the river, hayfields, and distant mountains. With its diverse offerings, this ranch is more than just a working property; it's a place where dreams can become a reality. Located in both GMU 211 and GMU 3, the ranch offers a variety of hunting opportunities each year, both within its boundaries and on the neighboring BLM lands. GMU 211 and GMU 3 offer over-the-counter elk tags for archery and rifle seasons, though for 2nd and 3rd rifle seasons, these tags are only available for private land. Deer and antelope tags however, are by draw only. Meanwhile, the ranch qualifies for multiple landowner vouchers for deer and antelope. Whether hunting within the ranch's perimeters or on the surrounding BLM lands, there are numerous excellent hunting opportunities throughout the area! The total acreage advertised is based off of mapping. The total acreage may be adjusted +/- off of the final surveyed acreage. Recreation Thunder S Ranch offers a wealth of recreational opportunities both on the ranch and in the surrounding area. It borders BLM lands, providing easy access to trails for hiking, off-roading, and hunting, with stunning lookout points that offer panoramic views of the Yampa River and nearby mountains. Duffy Mountain, along with Juniper and Little Juniper Mountain, are popular destinations for camping, hunting, and exploring. The Yampa River itself is a major highlight, with 4.25 +/- miles of river frontage on the ranch, offering direct access for fishing or rafting. There are numerous launch and takeout points along the river, making it easy to spend the day on the water. For those seeking additional adventures, nearby attractions such as Gates of Lodore, Irish Canyon, Sandwash Basin, and Dinosaur National Monument are all located within a 1.5-hour drive, ensuring unforgettable excursions. Whether you're looking to stay close to the ranch or explore further afield, the area provides a diverse range of recreational activities for every type of adventurer. Location Thunder S Ranch is ideally located near several towns that provide a variety of essential services and amenities. Maybell is situated about 20 minutes northwest of the property, offering a quieter, rural setting. Craig, located 30 minutes northeast, is home to grocery stores, hardware stores, restaurants, local businesses, gas stations, and a hospital. Similarly, Meeker, is approximately 30 to 40 minutes south of the ranch. For more extensive amenities, Vernal, UT is approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes to the west, where you'll find additional shopping, dining, and services. Yampa Valley Regional Airport, which offers commercial flights, is located in Hayden, CO, just under 1 hour to the east of the ranch. The location of the ranch provides both convenience and access to a wide range of nearby resources!

The Round Bottom 396 offers vast potential for a variety of uses. The property is fully fenced and has power available, making it ideal for building a home, grazing livestock, continue farming operations, or even hunting. Conveniently located off County Road 30, a year-round maintained road, access is easy. This property provides the flexibility to make your vision a reality! Land Situated within GMU 301, this 393-acre ranch features rolling terrain, with a blend of expansive, old dryland hayfields and pockets of sagebrush. Historically, the land featured approximately 280 +/- acres of dryland hayfields, though it has not been farmed in recent years and has since grown into grasslands. This scenic landscape is home to abundant wildlife, with deer and antelope regularly seen roaming the area year-round. Occasionally, small herds of elk take refuge on the ranch throughout the winter months, retreating from the nearby mountains as snow falls. The area offers an array of recreational opportunities just a short drive away. Some recreations include but are not limited to camping, boating, or fishing at Elkhead Reservoir, floating down the Yampa River, and exploring the nearby National Forest that provides endless ATV and off-roading trails, along with miles of fishable mountain streams and creeks, alpine lakes, and abundant hunting opportunities, making this an ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts. Location Located less than 10 minutes east of the ranch, Craig offers all essential services, including grocery stores, hardware stores, restaurants, gas stations, and a hospital. Yampa Valley Regional Airport, about 30 minutes away in Hayden, provides commercial flights to various destinations. Steamboat, just an hour from the property, offers additional amenities and world-class skiing in its renowned Champagne Powder.

This 35-acre lot in the Skull Creek Subdivision offers a serene setting with varied terrain and scenic views. Located near BLM land, it provides a perfect opportunity for building a secluded home or cabin. With its proximity to recreational attractions, it's an ideal spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Land Nestled within the Skull Creek Subdivision, this expansive 35-acre vacant lot offers a world of possibilities. Accessible via County Road 95, the property features mostly flat terrain adorned with dense cedars, sagebrush, and an open meadow-like area. The land gently slopes down to deep draws on the bordering BLM land, including the renowned Skull Creek Wildlife Study Area, providing access to thousands of acres for endless outdoor recreation. Whether you envision building a home, cabin, or a secluded getaway, this lot is surrounded by towering mountains and scenic canyons, offering breathtaking views and a perfect canvas for your dream property. Recreation This property is ideally situated within easy reach of an array of historical and recreational attractions, all within a 2-hour drive. Just over an hour away, you'll find Sandwash Basin, renowned for its sizable herd of wild horses and as a favorite spot for OHV enthusiasts. Browns Park, with its rich historical significance in northwest Colorado, is also about 2 hours away. Along the way, don't miss the stunning Gates of Lodore, Irish Canyon, and Vermillion Falls, all within a short drive. For those looking to explore waterways, the Green River and Yampa River are perfect for a relaxing float on hot summer days, offering excellent fishing opportunities as they wind through the Dinosaur National Monument. The monument itself, known for its unique history, is located less than an hour from the property, though travel times may vary depending on which entrance you choose. In addition to the incredible nearby attractions, the property borders vast BLM lands, providing easy access to endless outdoor exploration. Located within GMU 10, the area is also home to trophy-quality elk and deer. While big-game hunting opportunities are limited in this restricted-entry unit, the area offers incredible wildlife and outdoor experiences for those seeking adventure. Location Vernal, Utah, is just over an hour to the west and is considered the gateway to the Uintah Basin. The town also provides various amenities and services, making it a convenient spot for supplies and relaxation after a day of adventure. Located just under an hour and a half to the east, Craig offers a range of services, shops, and restaurants, along with access to outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, and hiking in the nearby wilderness areas. A short, 40 minute drive west brings you to the town of Dinosaur where visitors can explore hiking trails, scenic viewpoints, and learn about the area's prehistoric past. Rangely is also just under one hour south of the property, offering another option for amenities and attractions. For those in need of air travel, Yampa Valley Regional Airport offers commercial flights and is just under two hours east of the property in the town of Hayden. Vernal Regional Airport is also a convenient gateway for travel to and from the area.

The Klendshoj Ranch is an expansive 622-acre property nestled in a picturesque creek valley, featuring diverse landscapes and habitat. Complemented by over 3 miles of Slater Creek meandering through the ranch, hay meadows perched atop the creek's banks are well suited for production and grazing with abundant opportunities for hunting, fishing, and additional recreationsall right from the back doorstep of the ranch's residence. Land Established in a serene setting, the Klendshoj Ranch combines various landscapes with lush meadows and rich wildlife habitat. The ranch features approximately 60 +/- acres of irrigated meadows, bordered by a vibrant mix of cottonwood, aspen, and willow trees along the winding Slater Creek. The creek, winding over 3 miles, is an excellent trout stream, home to Brooke Trout and Cutthroat Trout. Overlooking the creek bottom are ridges and benches adorned with oak brush, serviceberry, and sagebrush, providing a natural backdrop for the ranch's tranquil atmosphere. In addition to its natural beauty, the ranch offers exceptional opportunities for agriculture, with productive hay meadows, and for recreation, with prime hunting and fishing. Elk, mule deer, antelope, moose and upland birds such as sharp-tail grouse, sage grouse, and dusky grouse populate the ranch and surrounding area year-round with increasing populations arriving in the fall and winter as snow forces them down from the higher elevations. Bordering thousands of acres of BLM with close proximity to National Forest further enhances the ranch's recreational potential. This ranch is a rare gem for those seeking a diverse and productive property that offers both a residence and abundant opportunities for outdoor adventure. Access to the ranch is well-maintained gravel road access, and it is a short 15-minute drive from the Dixon, Wyoming airport with 7000' and 6548' asphalt runways and jet fuel. The commercial service at Yampa Valley Regional Airport is approximately 1 hour from the ranch, with multiple commercial flights daily. Additional Leases: 7308 Peak Allotment 561 acres +/- Improvements The approximate 1,172 sq. ft. farmhouse, conveniently located near the road, offers 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, making it an ideal home or retreat. The home's windows frame panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, with the echoing sounds of flowing water creating a peaceful environment. Recreation The ranch is currently collectively enrolled in the Ranching for Wildlife program with other ranches in the area. Under current management, the wildlife and habitat are managed for quality to produce better quality feed and habitat as well as older age class elk, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope. The program allows landowners to maximize their opportunity to utilize their property in exchange for public access on a limited basis. The ranches do yearly habitat projects such as brush and timber mitigation and water projects to enhance the availability of quality feed and water. Colorado Ranching for Wildlife is a cooperative program with private landowners and Colorado Parks and Wildlife that includes incentives to improve habitat on private land. Landowners create diverse plant communities that benefit wildlife throughout the year by managing grazing systems, working on various habitat improvement projects, and developing viable water sources. These well-managed lands provide essential habitat for various species, including grassland-nesting birds, migratory ungulates such as elk, mule deer, and pronghorn, as well as any other wildlife within the ecosystem and pollinators. The program introduced in 1986 was designed to give public hunters access to private ranches. Still, in turn, a considerable benefit allows private landowners to dictate their season dates for optimal hunting opportunities. For landowners, the elk and pronghorn season is a 90-day season that coincides with any open public season. The Mule Deer season is a 60-day season. The RFW license is a weapon of choice license. RFW is limited to ranches with at least 10,000 contiguous acres that contain a significant number of species for which licenses can be drawn. These species include elk, mule deer, and pronghorn on the Slater Creek Ranch. In addition to hunting, that ranches have a great road system through out the property provides additional recreational opportunities that include hiking, mountain biking, UTV and snowmobiling. Region & Climate The area is known for more than 300 days of sunshine and Champagne Powder snow. The area averages 154 inches annually of normal accumulations.Winters are beautiful, with the valley remaining snow-covered for most of the season, but the summer and fall keep people coming back year after year to visit the beautiful Rocky Mountains. Location Northwest Colorado is surrounded by endless beauty and filled with history. The nearest towns include Slater, Craig, Hayden, and Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The Slater Dixon Ranches are 45 minutes from Yampa Valley Regional Airport. The nearby town of Dixon, Wyoming, has a private airport with a 7000 x 75 ft runway just minutes from the ranch. The town of Steamboat Springs is located at 6,732 ft in elevation in Colorado's Yampa Valley. It is home to the Howelsen Hill ski area and the Steamboat Ski Resort. Not only is Steamboat known for its legendary skiing & snowboarding, but the nearby hot springs are therapeutic in nature, especially after a long day on the slopes. Located near the city center, the long-standing Old Town Hot Springs is equipped with swimming, soaking pools, and water slides. This experience is worthwhile and fun for all ages.

76 Acres of Prime Hunting Land Welcome to an exceptional 76-acre property in GMU 4, known for its abundant wildlife and excellent hunting opportunities for mule deer, antelope, and elk. This land is thoughtfully designed with approximately 45 acres planted in alfalfa, providing a high-quality food source that attracts game animals and enhances the hunting experience. Take in views of the Elkhead Mountains from this prime location, a scenic backdrop that truly sets this property apart. Seller is open to dividing the property into two separate 38-acre parcels, allowing for flexible purchase options. Whether you're looking for a hunting retreat, a future home site, or an investment in land, this property offers exceptional potential. When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

127 acres of irrigated meadows on Waddle Creek with a farm house, a historic barn, and several outbuildings. You can enjoy your own ranch, big game hunting, and fishing! Bordering BLM in GMU 12, You will love the solitude nearly to the end of CR 37 Hamilton; 28 miles from Craig, CO. WATER RIGHTS include 1st and 3rd to Waddle Creek, including the reservoir, all gravity fed with updated head gates. You can relax on the deck and enjoy the sound of your own ditch running to ponds in your yard. The grass meadows yield an average of 260 tons of hay a year, and are a great source of fall pasture; plus the elk love to come down to them. You can fish your own part of Waddle Creek, and catch trout. The 5 bed, 3 bath farm house has a large updated chef kitchen. The main level of the house also includes a bar, living room, a den, and two bathrooms. The upper level has 5 bedrooms, including a suite with a jacuzzi tub. The outbuildings include an antique barn ( that has made a great wedding venue), a tack shed, a chicken coop, a bunk house, and a big metal shop. The house water is supplied by a gravity fed spring, right from the mountain to the faucet. Any and all mineral and oils rights are included.

(Under Contract) Ironwood Ranch- Limitless possibilities from hunting , development, agriculture and more. Lying just under 5 miles from the city limits of Craig, Colorado and approximately 3/4 of a mile of Highway 40 frontage. The Ironwood Ranch combines convenient accessibility with versatility all in one. Aside from the shop and 2 water wells, the Ironwood offers a blank canvas for potential development, grazing, hunting and more! Land Sprawling 528 +/- acres, the land features rolling terrain adorned with a blend of sagebrush and grass! Encompassed by perimeter fencing, the Ironwood Ranch is adequate for grazing livestock. Numerous draws and bowls provide privacy and seclusion, The ridgelines provide tremendous views of the nearby town of Craig and as far as the ski hill in Steamboat Springs! Located in GMU 301, the ranch is completely surrounded by private land, ensuing very little hunting pressure in the area! As a result, impressive deer and antelope may be seen roaming between the rolling hills and bowl-like formations within the ranch, as well as the adjoining landscape! Location The Ironwood Ranch is less than 5 miles west of Craig, providing basic amenities such as grocery stores, hardware stores, gas stations, restaurants, and a hospital. Hayden is approximately 30 minutes east of the ranch and is home of the Yampa Valley Regional Airport with daily commercial flight services for ease of travel. Steamboat is an additional 30 minutes east of Hayden for various other activities and attractions. Meeker is just under 1 hour south of the ranch as well.

The Pothook Unit of the Slater Creek Ranch is 2317 +/- acres of a classic high mountain river valley with high peaks surrounding the vast picturesque hay meadows. Slater Creek is a beautiful trout stream that meanders for over 4 miles through willow-banked meadows. There is a good mix of alpine meadows, pines, and aspen groves, as well as long oak brush and serviceberry ridges that drop down to the sagebrush benches above the river bottom. Land The approximate 265 acres of hay meadows produce hundreds of tons of quality hay and exceptional late-season grazing opportunities for cattle and wildlife alike. Located in the heart of the elk migration corridor, thousands of elk will pass through the ranch every fall as they move from the summer range to the east to the winter range west of Highway 13. Plenty of resident elk call the valleys and ridges of the ranch home as well. Slater Creek Ranch has abundant senior water rights and shares the #1 right on all of Slater Creek. The creek also provides great fishing. Additionally, many ponds and springs on the ranch provide water at higher elevations for cattle grazing and the abundant elk, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope that call the ranch home. Sharp-tail grouse, sage grouse, and dusky grouse reside on this very diverse property. There are two homes on the ranch. Access to the ranch is well-maintained gravel road access, and it is a short 15-minute drive from the Dixon, Wyoming airport with 7000' and 6548' asphalt runways and jet fuel. The commercial service at Yampa Valley Regional Airport is approximately 1 hour from the ranch, with multiple commercial flights daily. Additional Leases: Jack Rabbit Creek Allotment 1074 acres +/- Recreation The ranch is currently collectively enrolled in the Ranching for Wildlife program with other ranches in the area. Under current management, the wildlife and habitat are managed for quality to produce better quality feed and habitat as well as older age class elk, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope. The program allows landowners to maximize their opportunity to utilize their property in exchange for public access on a limited basis. The ranches do yearly habitat projects such as brush and timber mitigation and water projects to enhance the availability of quality feed and water. Colorado Ranching for Wildlife is a cooperative program with private landowners and Colorado Parks and Wildlife that includes incentives to improve habitat on private land. Landowners create diverse plant communities that benefit wildlife throughout the year by managing grazing systems, working on various habitat improvement projects, and developing viable water sources. These well-managed lands provide essential habitat for various species, including grassland-nesting birds, migratory ungulates such as elk, mule deer, and pronghorn, as well as any other wildlife within the ecosystem and pollinators. The program introduced in 1986 was designed to give public hunters access to private ranches. Still, in turn, a considerable benefit allows private landowners to dictate their season dates for optimal hunting opportunities. For landowners, the elk and pronghorn season is a 90-day season that coincides with any open public season. The Mule Deer season is a 60-day season. The RFW license is a weapon of choice license. RFW is limited to ranches with at least 10,000 contiguous acres that contain a significant number of species for which licenses can be drawn. These species include elk, mule deer, and pronghorn on the Slater Creek Ranch. In addition to hunting, that ranches have a great road system through out the property provides additional recreational opportunities that include hiking, mountain biking, UTV and snowmobiling. Region & Climate The area is known for more than 300 days of sunshine and Champagne Powder snow. The area averages 154 inches annually of normal accumulations.Winters are beautiful, with the valley remaining snow-covered for most of the season, but the summer and fall keep people coming back year after year to visit the beautiful Rocky Mountains. Location Northwest Colorado is surrounded by endless beauty and filled with history. The nearest towns include Slater, Craig, Hayden, and Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The Slater Dixon Ranches are 45 minutes from Yampa Valley Regional Airport. The nearby town of Dixon, Wyoming, has a private airport with a 7000 x 75 ft runway just minutes from the ranch. The town of Steamboat Springs is located at 6,732 ft in elevation in Colorado's Yampa Valley. It is home to the Howelsen Hill ski area and the Steamboat Ski Resort. Not only is Steamboat known for its legendary skiing & snowboarding, but the nearby hot springs are therapeutic in nature, especially after a long day on the slopes. Located near the city center, the long-standing Old Town Hot Springs is equipped with swimming, soaking pools, and water slides. This experience is worthwhile and fun for all ages.

With 2890 +/- acres (970 in Wyoming and 1920 in Colorado), this unit is made up of a combination of two irrigated pivots covering approximately 370 +/- acres of alfalfa grass mix hay ground and large sagebrush and native grassland pastures. The pivots are serviced by wells with good producing power and electric motors. One pivot is a 13-tower, and the other is an 8-tower. The headquarters has a long list of good improvements. Land The Willow Creek Ranch Colorado is the primary livestock headquarters. The headquarters improvements include two large and well-designed corral systems that allow for ease of handling livestock, three homes, and a bunk house, as well as the Cantina, which is an excellent lodging area featuring four guest rooms with private bathrooms as well as a nice open kitchen and living area for entertaining guests. The Cantina is attached to the large 60'X130 shop building that is used for working on equipment and equipment storage. The Willow Creek Ranch has the #1 water right on Willow Creek and the water rights out of the Elk Lake (OVO Reservoir), which is 22 acres in size and at max holds 398-acre feet of water for late season water after Willow Creek drops later in the year. The Willow Creek Unit is also home to large herds of pronghorn antelope and mule deer, as well as sage grouse and one of the largest concentrations of sharp-tail grouse in the area. There are also grazing permits on the adjacent state and BLM lands that border the ranch, making this a well-rounded ranch for any producer. The Wyoming portion of the ranch could qualify to receive two deer, two antelope, and two elk landowner tags since it is not part of the Colorado RFW program. Please check current state and local game regulations for verification. Additional Leases: State Ag Lease 160 acres Four Mile grazing allotment- 2337 acres Recreation The ranch is currently collectively enrolled in the Ranching for Wildlife program with other ranches in the area. Under current management, the wildlife and habitat are managed for quality to produce better quality feed and habitat as well as older age class elk, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope. The program allows landowners to maximize their opportunity to utilize their property in exchange for public access on a limited basis. The ranches do yearly habitat projects such as brush and timber mitigation and water projects to enhance the availability of quality feed and water. Colorado Ranching for Wildlife is a cooperative program with private landowners and Colorado Parks and Wildlife that includes incentives to improve habitat on private land. Landowners create diverse plant communities that benefit wildlife throughout the year by managing grazing systems, working on various habitat improvement projects, and developing viable water sources. These well-managed lands provide essential habitat for various species, including grassland-nesting birds, migratory ungulates such as elk, mule deer, and pronghorn, as well as any other wildlife within the ecosystem and pollinators. The program introduced in 1986 was designed to give public hunters access to private ranches. Still, in turn, a considerable benefit allows private landowners to dictate their season dates for optimal hunting opportunities. For landowners, the elk and pronghorn season is a 90-day season that coincides with any open public season. The Mule Deer season is a 60-day season. The RFW license is a weapon of choice license. RFW is limited to ranches with at least 10,000 contiguous acres that contain a significant number of species for which licenses can be drawn. These species include elk, mule deer, and pronghorn on the Slater Creek Ranch. In addition to hunting, that ranches have a great road system through out the property provides additional recreational opportunities that include hiking, mountain biking, UTV and snowmobiling. Region & Climate The area is known for more than 300 days of sunshine and Champagne Powder snow. The area averages 154 inches annually of normal accumulations.Winters are beautiful, with the valley remaining snow-covered for most of the season, but the summer and fall keep people coming back year after year to visit the beautiful Rocky Mountains. Location Northwest Colorado is surrounded by endless beauty and filled with history. The nearest towns include Slater, Craig, Hayden, and Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The Slater Dixon Ranches are 45 minutes from Yampa Valley Regional Airport. The nearby town of Dixon, Wyoming, has a private airport with a 7000 x 75 ft runway just minutes from the ranch. The town of Steamboat Springs is located at 6,732 ft in elevation in Colorado's Yampa Valley. It is home to the Howelsen Hill ski area and the Steamboat Ski Resort. Not only is Steamboat known for its legendary skiing & snowboarding, but the nearby hot springs are therapeutic in nature, especially after a long day on the slopes. Located near the city center, the long-standing Old Town Hot Springs is equipped with swimming, soaking pools, and water slides. This experience is worthwhile and fun for all ages.

Welcome to the Maybell Grazing and Big Game Ranch. The ranch spans just over 12,000-acres (5,899 deeded) of highly usable terrain that provides both excellent grazing and big gamehunting opportunities.The topography of the ranch varies from a mixture of open valleys, tree and oak brush lineddraws, rock outcroppings, mountain side slopes filled with Juniper and Cedar, and elevatedplateaus providing views across the ranch and beyond. The high protein grasses and tree cover provide optimal habitat for both seasonal grazing and area wildlife. The Yampa River flows through a small portion of the ranch near the northeast corner with Juniper Mountain serving as the northerly backdrop. While traversing the ranch, one will find the remnants of old homestead cabins, sheds and corrals. The elevation of the ranch varies by about 1,000 feet from the valley floor to upper benches. The ranch falls within Colorado GMU 211, which is known for solid success rates. The ranch is eligible for several deer and antelope vouchers annually. Archery and rifle seasons Elk tags are available over-the-counter while muzzleloader tags are limited draw. Wildlife are often sighted daily within the ranch boundaries and the property has been professionally guided by Big Rack Outfitters for over 30-years with consistent harvest numbers. On an average year, there are typically around 10 Bull Elk and 5-10 Cow Elk harvested on the ranch. A handful of Mule Deerbucks are also taken annually. Please confirm most recent hunting regulations and GMU specific guidelines with Colorado Parks and Wildlife. As far as livestock goes, there are years of history of sheep and cattle grazing. Nearly 5,900-acres of the ranchs large landholding are deeded and recently surveyed. To complement the deeded acreage, there is a 5,800-acre BLM grazing allotment and a 640-acre State lease for additional grazing. A newer stock well is positioned in the west central portion of the ranch with a natural spring in the eastern portion. An additional stock well was newly installed near the center point of the ranch and has increased observed wildlife numbers. The placement of the wells and additional tanks to be installed have been designed to decrease the distance between sources for cattle and increase resident big game numbers. The Maybell Grazing and Big Game Ranch is currently leased for seasonal grazing and biggame hunting by (2) reputable operators. Lease income figures can be provided upon request.With its local 1.5-hours from Steamboat Springs and only 45-minutes to the Yampa ValleyAirport, convenience and world class recreation, restaurants and shopping are just a short,picturesque drive away. For more information and to schedule your private tour, please contact Manny Trujillo or BrentHedrick.

Operating as a renowned Elk and Mule Deer hunting outfit over the past decade, the Christmas Tree Ranch is nothing short of what the area is known for, a Big Game hunting destination. With a proven track record of success from archery through late rifle season, along with an impressive 2,273 deeded acres and direct access to bordering BLM lands, the property is well situated to carry on as a high-class legacy hunting ranch. Unit 11 is known for its Big Game densities along with a healthy trophy potential for both Elk and Mule Deer. The area has been known to house the largest migratory Elk herd in the world, however, over the years many Elk have made permanent residence on some of the larger private ranches in the area, like this one, especially older and bigger bulls. The unit has high success rates to draw Elk licenses, along with Over-The-Counter (OTC) options for Archery, and 2nd and 3rd Rifle seasons. With a high population of Mule Deer, bigger bucks are harvested in the area every year. Mule Deer licenses can be drawn nearly every year for any season, and the property qualifies for the Landowner Preference Program to receive multiple Mule Deer (and Pronghorn) tags annually. Lying North of the town of Meeker, CO and South of Highway 40 amongst the largest Elk and Mule Deer herds in the world, it offers ample opportunities for Big Game hunters. There are 4 main canyon systems that are composed of many drainages, draws, and bluffs that are flanked by valley floors with 100's of acres of well-maintained alfalfa fields. The upper elevations of the ranch consist of rolling ridgelines of thick pinons, junipers, oak brush, and scrub brush; all great locations to spot or shoot Elk and Mule Deer from. The lower elevations are covered in sagebrush and grasses, and provide the larger water sources the wildlife need to remain on the property. Additional vegetation cover is immense throughout the many drainages that are heavily covered with bitterbrush, serviceberry and some timber. Water is of no shortage here with 4 year-round ponds and several springs along with a high producing solar well. Several scattered spring fed water tanks and seasonal wallows add to the available water resources. A system of very well-built roads throughout provides ease of access that reaches the entirety of the ranch. Dozens of strategically placed hunting blinds provide vantage points over many of the highly traveled corridors and habitable areas. Sharing almost the entirety of its borders with BLM lands that provide minimal access to the public, the ranch has direct access (and limited exclusive access) to additional public land and hunting opportunities. Location, size, water, food sources, road systems, blinds, farm management, and direct public land access all add to the appeal and success that the Christmas Tree Ranch continues to provide year in and year out. 2,273 +/- deeded acres Borders 1,000's of acres of BLM Hunting for Elk, Mule Deer, Black Bear, Mountain Lion, and Turkey OTC licenses for Elk Property qualifies for LPP (receives annual Mule Deer and Pronghorn vouchers) Proven hunting success for Big Game Alfalfa fields attract Big Game year round Lots of water (4 ponds, springs, and 1 high producing well) Hunting blinds installed in great vantage points Road systems and ATV trails Ample Big Game habitat (food, cover, and water) Private & secluded HUNTING GMU: 11 Big Game Species: Elk, Mule Deer, Pronghorn, Black Bear, Mountain Lion Turkey, and small game ELK: The Christmas Tree Ranch, located in the Northwest corner of Colorado, is nestled in Unit 11, home to the White River Elk herd, the largest in the world. The property holds Elk activity year-round and is perfectly positioned in a transition zone between the Elk's winter and summer ranges, so it hosts larger migrating groups in the fall and winter. The landscape is an Elk hunter's dream, featuring canyons, high ridges, thick brush, timber, steep north-facing slopes, and reliable water sources. Several maintained alfalfa fields, improved water systems, and strategic farm and road management have transformed this into a highly successful and manageable hunting haven. Archery hunters can stake out near water tanks, wallows, and springs, and there have been P&Y caliber bulls on the property during September. Rifle hunters benefit from well-placed blinds, and the ranch's natural cover and corridors are perfect for spot and stalk, with the potential to see B&C class bulls. Resident and non-resident archery licenses are available OTC, as are 2nd and 3rd rifle season licenses, though limited to Private-Land-Only (PLO). Alternative seasons licenses can typically be drawn every year or every other. The ranch also offers a highly desirable late-season B-List Cow hunt throughout December, making it a prime destination for Elk hunters. Elk Seasons Dates and Draw Odds: Archery Either Sex (Sep 2 - Sep 30, 2024) Over-the-Counter Unit Wide Muzzleloader Bull (Sep 14 - Sep 22, 2024) Resident 0-1 pts Non-Res 1-2 pts 1st Rifle Bull (Oct 12 - Oct 16, 2024) Resident 0 pts Non-Res 0 pts 2nd Rifle Bull (Oct 26 - Nov 3, 2024) Over-the-Counter Private Land Only Unit Wide Draw Results - TBD 3rd Rifle Bull (Nov 9 - Nov 15, 2024) Over-the-Counter Private Land Only Unit Wide Draw Results - TBD 4th Rifle Bull (Oct 12 - Oct 16, 2024) Resident 0 pts Non-Res 0 pts Late Season Cow Rifle (Dec 1 Dec 31, 2024) B-List MULE DEER: The Christmas Tree Ranch is an ultimate destination for Mule Deer hunters, offering a high quality experience amid one of Colorado's top Mule Deer herds, the White River Herd. With a high population of Mule Deer, this ranch has consistently yielded impressive bucks year after year. The diversity of the habitat makes Mule Deer hunting here a true adventure. During archery and muzzleloader seasons, staking out in the shade of thick brush near water sources and alfalfa fields is a great method to catch up with velvet and hard horned bucks (some of which may be P&Y class bucks). As the seasons progress and the rut kicks in, Mule Deer migrate through the ranch, presenting thrilling opportunities for spotting and stalking big bucks across expansive sagebrush hillsides, aak Brush draws, pine covered ridges, and grassy meadows. When the 4th Rifle Season arrives, the rut action intensifies and success rates have typically increased. Longer distance shooting from numerous vantage points overlooking the ranch has been productive, as bucks in rut become more visible and active. License opportunities are abundant, with most seasons requiring zero points for residents and minimal points for non-residents. The property qualifies for the Landowner Preference Program (LPP) and has received up to three Mule Deer Rifle vouchers per year in the past. The property has also been able acquire additional leftover LPP vouchers for archery in the past. These vouchers can also be sold or transferred. Mule Deer Seasons and Draw Odds Archery Buck (Sep 2 - Sep 30, 2024) Resident 0-1 pts Non-Res 0-1 pts Muzzleloader Buck (Sep 14 - Sep 22, 2024) Resident 0-1 pts Non-Res 0-1 pts 2nd Rifle Buck (Oct 26 - Nov 3, 2024) Resident 0-1 pts Non-Res 2-3 pts 3rd Rifle Buck (Nov 9 - Nov 15, 2024) Resident 0-1 pts Non-Res 2-3 pts 4th Rifle Buck (Oct 12 - Oct 16, 2024) Resident 1-2 pts Non-Res 5-6 pts PRONGHORN: While Pronghorn may not match the Elk and Mule Deer numbers in the area, they are still plentiful, and Unit 11 boasts some of the highest success rates in the state, especially on private land. The lower valley fields and water sources are prime territories for Pronghorn. Positioning near a water tank during archery season or flanking an alfalfa field during rifle season can present countless opportunities for a successful hunt. Securing a license in the draw can be challenging, but the ranch's eligibility for LPP Pronghorn vouchers annually makes it invaluable, offering an edge in experiencing these exhilarating hunts. Pronghorn Seasons and Draw Odds Archery Buck (Aug 15 - Sep 20, 2024) Residents 13 pts Non-Res 11 pts Muzzleloader Buck (Sep 21 - Sep 29, 2024) Resident 7 pts Non-Res 7 pts Rifle Buck (Oct 5 - Oct 13, 2024) Resident 18 pts Non-Res 23 pts BLACK BEAR: Archery (Sep 2 - Sep 30, 2024) Residents 0 pts Non-Res 0 pts Muzzleloader (Sep 14 - Sep 22, 2024) Resident 0 pts Non-Res 0 pts Rifle 1 (Sep 2 - Sep 30, 2024) Resident 0 pts Non-Res 0 pts Rifle 2 (Oct 12 Oct 16, Oct 26 Nov 3, Nov 9 Nov 15, Nov 20 Nov 24, 2024) Resident 0 pts Non-Res 0 pts MOUNTAIN LION: Nov 25, 2024 Mar 31, 2025 Unit/Area Harvest Limit: 91 SMALL GAME Coyote, Turkey, Quail, Rabbit, Bobcat, Squirrel, etc. Managed specifically for wildlife production Trifecta of Wildlife Habitat (Food, water, cover) Direct access to 1,000's of BLM acres that are very difficult-to-access by the public. Some of the BLM access is exclusive to Christmas Tree Ranch and only a few other neighboring ranches. Private and Secluded LAND Deep canyons and drainages Dense brush and timber ridges Open meadows in the valleys Both steep and gradual slopes Many draws and gullies Sagebrush valleys and hillsides High vantage points Alfalfa fields in the valley 6,500' 7,700' elevation on property Oak Brush, Pinons/Junipers, Bitterbrush, Serviceberry, Pockets of Aspens and Pine AREA RECREATION Year-round recreational activities Hunting on public land, camping, ATVing, Off-roading, snowmobiling, horseback riding Fishing Rio Blanco Lake State Wildlife White River fishing access Yampa River BLM Access Kenny Reservoir Moffat County consists of nearly 2+ million acres of Public Lands WATER 1 active well (solar) that supports several water tanks 4 year-round ponds Several active springs Several spring fed water tanks Several water troughs Several wallows POWER No power on property suitable for solar BUILDING OPTIONS Many potential building locations INCOME OPPORTUNITIES Hunting Landowner License Vouchers Hunting Leasing & O

The Winding S Ranch lies along the banks of the mighty and wild Yampa River for 3.75 +/- miles and is comprised irrigated and sub-irrigated bottoms from 28 CFS of water rights complimented by numerous springs! Located along the river bottom far between the rolling hills that rise into Duffy and Juniper Mountain, the Winding S Ranch offers a feeling of privacy and seclusion while still having County Road 17 frontage. Land Encompassing approximately 1,032 +/- acres, Winding S Ranch features roughly 3.75 +/- miles of Yampa River frontage with improvements such as a small residence, a detached garage, lean-to shelters, and corrals that overlook the river and hayfields with views of mountains in the distance. The land receding the river banks consist of productive hay meadows under flood, pivot, and gated pipe irrigation that are excellent for livestock and attract various species of wildlife year-round. As a result of the plentiful feed with easy access to water,larger populations of elk, deer, and antelope will often reside on the ranch and surrounding area over the later months and into the spring. Located in GMU 3, the ranch qualifies for multiple landowner vouchers for deer and antelope, whereas over-the-counter elk tags are available for private land only in 2nd and 3rd rifle seasons. Whether it be within the property's perimeters or on the bordering BLM, there are many excellent hunting opportunities that this ranch includes! The total acreage advertised is based off of mapping. The total acreage may be adjusted +/- off of the final surveyed acreage. Recreation The ranch does border BLM lands with exceptional recreations just outside the boundaries of the ranch. Duffy Mountain, as well as Juniper and Little Juniper Mountain are popular attractions that have great hunting, off-roading, camping, and much more to offer! Furthermore, the Yampa River has many nearby takeout and launch points within close proximity of the ranch and also makes for an eventful day whether it be for fishing, rafting, or even swimming. Better yet, the ranch makes access to the Yampa River as easy as it gets from it's 3.75 +/- miles of river frontage! For those looking to explore different recreations outside the perimeters of the ranch, you're in luck as Gates of Lodore, Irish Canyon, Sandwash Basin, and Dinosaur National Monument are all located a short 1 hour and 30 minutes or less from the ranch! Location From the ranch, Maybell is located 20 minutes northwest. Craig provides the nearest grocery stores, hardware stores, restaurants, local businesses, and hospital which are located 30 minutes northeast of the ranch. By continuing south on County Road 17, Meeker is approximately 45 minutes away. Vernal, UT is located just under 2 hours to the west of the property and offers many different amenities. Yampa Valley Regional Airport provides commercial flights and is located in Hayden, CO which is just under 1 hour to the east of the ranch.

Featuring nearly 3.5 miles of Yampa River frontage, Thunder Water Ranch consists of approximately 1,042 +/- deeded acres with a to be determined BLM allotment for 239 AUMs, all established between Juniper Mountain and Duffy Mountain!The ranch is comprised of diverse topography with productive meadows under flood irrigation from 12 CFS of water rights and juniper draws that are home to elk, deer and antelope along various other wildlife! Land Situated atop the banks of the Yampa River, Thunder Water Ranch presents a great combination of alivestock operation with quality working corrals, hay production, hunting opportunities, and development potential, all in one! From the river, the flat, open meadows are met by a steep ridge rim providing privacy for any livestock and wildlife that may be scattered throughout the bottom.Due to the seclusion, it is not uncommon for populations of elk and deer to be frequently spotted year-round throughout the meadows with an abundance of feed and hidden within the thick, wooded river banks where access to water is easy. In the winter, the ranch is often a place where elk and deer reside. Furthermore, a portion of the ranch consists of thick, deep juniper draws with open benches, providing diverse habitat for a variety of wildlife! Located in GMU 211, Thunder Water Ranch provides many opportunities for successful hunting seasons each year, whether it be within the perimeters of the ranch, or the bordering BLM lands. Speaking of hunting within the area, GMU 211 does offer over-the-counter elk tags for archery and rifle seasons. However, for 2nd and 3rd rifle seasons, over-the-counter elk tags are available for private land only. As for deer and antelope, licenses are draw only. The total acreage advertised is based off of mapping. The total acreage may be adjusted +/- off of the final surveyed acreage. Recreation Recreations in the area include but are not limited to fishing and rafting on the Yampa River directly from the ranch to numerous launch/takeout points along the river, riding the never-ending trails on the surrounding BLM to many lookout points that overlook the river and surrounding mountains, camping, hunting, and more! Many additional recreations such as Gates of Lodore, Irish Canyon, Sandwash Basin, and Dinosaur National Monument are all located within 1 hour and 30 minutes or less from the ranch, providing for exhausting, yet unforgettable adventures! Location The closest towns that provide grocery stores, hardware stores, local businesses, restaurants, gas stations with convenient stores, and a hospital are located 30 to 40 minutes from the ranch in the the towns of Meeker and Craig. Maybell is located approximately 20 minutes northwest of the property. Vernal, UT is about 1 hour and 45 minutes to the west of the ranch and offers many different amenities. The nearest airport that provides commercial flights is the Yampa Valley Regional Airport and is located in Hayden, which is just under 1 hour to the east of the ranch.

The Slater Dixon Ranches are 9000+/- acres located on the Colorado-Wyoming border and are known for their excellent wildlife habitat and grazing capability for cattle and sheep.  The ranch has outstanding water and large hay meadows along Slater Creek; the meadows are flood-irrigated and produce high-quality native grass hay.  Owner-rated at 1500 cows, this property is ideal for the sportsman; there is excellent fishing and hunting.   Land   Pothook Unit The Pothook Unit of the Slater Creek Ranch is 2317 +/- acres of a classic high mountain river valley with high peaks surrounding the vast picturesque hay meadows. Slater Creek is a beautiful trout stream that meanders for over 4 miles through willow-banked meadows. There is a good mix of alpine meadows, pines, and aspen groves, as well as long oak brush and serviceberry ridges that drop down to the sagebrush benches above the river bottom. The approximate 265 acres of hay meadows produce hundreds of tons of quality hay and exceptional late-season grazing opportunities for cattle and wildlife alike. Located in the heart of the elk migration corridor, thousands of elk will pass through the ranch every fall as they move from the summer range to the east to the winter range west of Highway 13. Plenty of resident elk call the valleys and ridges of the ranch home as well. Slater Creek Ranch has abundant senior water rights and shares the #1 right on all of Slater Creek. The creek also provides great fishing. Additionally, many ponds and springs on the ranch provide water at higher elevations for cattle grazing and the abundant elk, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope that call the ranch home. Sharp-tail grouse, sage grouse, and dusky grouse reside on this very diverse property. There is 1 home on the ranch perched just above the creek with remarkable views. Access to the ranch is well-maintained gravel road access, and it is a short 15-minute drive from the Dixon, Wyoming airport with 7000' and 6548' asphalt runways and jet fuel. The commercial service at Yampa Valley Regional Airport is approximately 1 hour from the ranch, with multiple commercial flights daily.   Klendshoj Unit The Klendshoj Unit of the Slater Creek Ranch is an expansive 622 acres nestled in a picturesque creek valley, featuring diverse landscapes and habitats. Complemented by over 3 miles of Slater Creek meandering through the ranch, hay meadows perched atop the creek's banks are well suited for production and grazing with abundant opportunities for hunting, fishing, and additional recreation all right from the back doorstep of the ranch's residence. Established in a serene setting, the Klendshoj Ranch combines various landscapes with lush meadows and rich wildlife habitat. The ranch features approximately 60 +/- acres of irrigated meadows, bordered by a vibrant mix of cottonwood, aspen, and willow trees along the winding Slater Creek. The creek, winding over 3 miles, is an excellent trout stream, home to Brooke Trout and Cutthroat Trout. Overlooking the creek bottom are ridges and benches adorned with oak brush, serviceberry, and sagebrush, providing a natural backdrop for the ranch's tranquil atmosphere. In addition to its natural beauty, the ranch offers exceptional opportunities for agriculture, with productive hay meadows, and for recreation, with prime hunting and fishing. Elk, mule deer, antelope, moose, and upland birds such as sharp-tail grouse, sage grouse, and dusky grouse populate the ranch and surrounding area year-round with increasing populations arriving in the fall and winter as snow forces them down from the higher elevations. Bordering thousands of acres of BLM with close proximity to a National Forest further enhances the ranch's recreational potential. This ranch is a rare gem for those seeking a diverse and productive property that offers both a residence and abundant opportunities for outdoor adventure. The approximate 1,172 sq. ft. farmhouse, conveniently located near the county road, offers 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, making it an ideal home or retreat. The home's windows frame panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, with the echoing sounds of flowing water creating a peaceful environment.   Willow Creek Unit The Willow Creek Unit is the primary livestock headquarters for the Slater Creek Ranch. With 2890 +/- acres (970 in Wyoming and 1920 in Colorado), this unit is made up of a combination of two irrigated pivots covering approximately 370 +/- acres of alfalfa grass mix hay ground and large sagebrush and native grassland pastures. The pivots are serviced by wells with good producing power and electric motors. One pivot is a 13-tower, and the other is an 8-tower. The headquarters has a long list of good improvements that include two large and well-designed corral systems that allow for ease of handling livestock, three homes, and a bunk house, as well as the Cantina, which is an excellent lodging area featuring four guest rooms with private bathrooms as well as a nice open kitchen and living area for entertaining guests. The Cantina is attached to the large 60'X130 shop building that is used for working on equipment and equipment storage. The Willow Creek Unit has the #1 water right on Willow Creek and has the Elk Lake (OVO Reservoir), which is 22 acres in size and at max holds 442-acre feet of water for late season water after Willow Creek drops later in the year. The Willow Creek Unit is also home to large herds of pronghorn antelope and mule deer, as well as sage grouse and one of the largest concentrations of sharp-tail grouse in the area. There are also grazing permits on the adjacent state and BLM lands that border the ranch, making this a well-rounded ranch for any producer. The Wyoming portion of the ranch could qualify to receive two deer, two antelope, and two elk landowner tags since it is not part of the Colorado RFW program. Please check current state and local game regulations for verification.   Slater Park Unit The Slater Park Unit is a 3139+/- acre high mountain paradise with good county road access from Routt County Road 82. This is classic elk and mule deer country, and the quality of the game in this property is what any sportsman dreams about. There are approximately 4 miles of Slater Creek running the length of the property. On this portion of the creek, there is excellent brook trout and cutthroat trout fishing. The many curves and natural holes produce excellent fish habitat and are home to beavers and muskrats alike. The south boundary is 4 miles of Routt National Forest and makes the views from the base of Elk Head Mountains second to none. A good mix of long alpine meadows and sagebrush ridges gives way to aspen groves and classic pine forest mixed in along the back edge of the property. Additionally, Green Creek, Grizzly Creek, and Douglas Creek are all tributaries of Slater Creek and offer approximately 1 mile each of live water year-round. All these creeks on the Slater Park Unit are mostly willow-lined, and Moose have begun to frequent the area as it is not uncommon to see them daily. The ranch offers excellent summer grazing accompanied by the adjoining forest service grazing permit. The sagebrush ridges on the northeast side of the Slater Park Unit are also home to one of the largest sharp-tail grouse leks in the country, as recognized by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. The area is also home to an abundance of other wildlife, such as black bears, mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes, and sandhill cranes in the summer. Additional Leases & Grazing Allotments   7308 Peak Allotment  561 Acres +/- Jack Rabbit Creek Allotment  1074 Acres +/- State Ag Lease  160 Acres +/- Four Mile Grazing Allotment  2337 Acres +/- Slater Park Allotment 315 AUM's       Recreation   The ranch is currently collectively enrolled in the Ranching for Wildlife program with other ranches in the area. Under current management, the wildlife and habitat are managed for quality to produce better quality feed and habitat as well as older age class elk, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope. The program allows landowners to maximize their opportunity to utilize their property in exchange for public access on a limited basis. The ranches do yearly habitat projects such as brush and timber mitigation and water projects to enhance the availability of quality feed and water. Colorado Ranching for Wildlife is a cooperative program with private landowners and Colorado Parks and Wildlife that includes incentives to improve habitat on private land. Landowners create diverse plant communities that benefit wildlife throughout the year by managing grazing systems, working on various habitat improvement projects, and developing viable water sources. These well-managed lands provide essential habitat for various species, including grassland-nesting birds, migratory ungulates such as elk, mule deer, and pronghorn, as well as any other wildlife within the ecosystem and pollinators. The program introduced in 1986 was designed to give public hunters access to private ranches. Still, in turn, a considerable benefit allows private landowners to dictate their season dates for optimal hunting opportunities. For landowners, the elk and pronghorn season is a 90-day season that coincides with any open public season. The Mule Deer season is a 60-day season. The RFW license is a weapon of choice license. RFW is limited to ranches with at least 12,000 contiguous acres that contain a significant number of species for which licenses can be drawn. These species include elk, mule deer, and pronghorn on the Slater Creek Ranch. In addition to hunting, the ranches have a great road system throughout the property providing additional recreational opportunities that include hiking, mountain biking, UTV, and snowmobiling.     Region & Climate   The area is known for more than 300 days of sunshine and Champagne Powder

Golden Hills Ranch consists of approximately 393 acres of rolling drylands that have been planted with a variety of crops over the years. Furthermore, the ranch presents a unique opportunity for development potential due to the year-round access and power available. Additionally, the ranch is perimeter fenced and has a large, newly built storage shed that compliments the property nicely! Land The land is comprised of rolling drylands that have previously consisted of grass, alfalfa, and other crops that are highly sought of by livestock and wildlife. Throughout the ranch, multiple drainages dispersed within the perimeters of the property feed into recently improved ponds that are currently holding water. In addition, lightly wooded areas consisting of few cottonwood trees can be found on the ranch. With no shortage of vegetation and multiple water sources, Golden Hills Ranch has every attribute necessary for livestock and wildlife. Recreation Located in GMU 301, Golden Hills Ranch borders state land that grants no public access while the remaining perimeter of the ranch is otherwise encompassed by additional private land owners. With limited public pressure near the ranch, deer and antelope can frequently be seen on the ranch as they reside in the area year-round. During the later seasons, the ranch has potential to have migratory herds of elk passing through as they move down from the higher elevations of the nearby mountains. Over-the-counter elk tags are available for private land only for 2nd and 3rd season. Speaking of mountains, there are multiple access points to hundreds of thousands of acres of National Forest located under 1 hour away where one will find endless trails to explore, many alpine lakes and streams with quality fishing, and additional opportunities for hunting! Elkhead Reservoir is also just a short drive away from the property. Location Located just a short drive away, Craig is under 15 minutes south of the ranch and has many gas stations, grocery stores, hardware stores, restaurants, a hospital, and downtown businesses available. To the north of the property, the small town of Baggs, WY is approximately 45 minutes. The nearest airport known as Yampa Valley Regional Airport is located in Hayden which is roughly 30 minutes to the southeast of the ranch, and if one continues past Hayden an additional 30 minutes, they will arrive in Steamboat Springs which has a variety of popular attractions and amenities.

Lower Yampa River Ranch - This Beautiful River frontage Ranch is 564 + acres with almost 1/2 mile of river frontage. Enjoy privacy and a combination of ranching, haying, hunting, and fishing. This ranch includes approximately 80 acres of beautiful irrigated grass hay meadows, 125 acres of alfalfa fields, and pasture with senior water rights. You can enjoy waterfowl, elk, deer, and antelope hunting; plus catch lower Yampa pike, and small mouth. 3/4 mile off CR 30 that is maintained year round. Just 5 miles from the town of Craig, CO.

Introducing an expansive ranch spanning over 1680-acres and conveniently located just 15 minutes south of Craig, Colorado. Known as Iles Mountain Ranch this wildlife-rich mountainside sits at an elevation of 7,500 feet and encompasses Iles Mountain, offering breathtaking views and a true sense of being on top of the world, while still providing year round access to the nearby towns of Craig and Steamboat Springs. Land The mountainside features incredible rock formations, carved out over time, adding to the natural beauty of the landscape. The property is picturesque, with scrub oak, chokecherry trees, and vibrant wildflowers such as Indian paintbrush, lupines, and mules ears. The property boasts breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, with panoramic vistas of rolling hills, majestic mountains, and expansive meadows. This property borders thousands of acres of BLM land, ensuring privacy and seclusion. The well blocked property enhances the feeling of exclusivity and offers an oasis for owners and guests alike. The extensive wildlife habitat, including planted wildlife fields acting as food plots, attracts a diverse range of big game, making it a haven for game, specifically Elk and Mule Deer. Recreation Known as the elk capital of the world (Craig, CO), this area in game management unit 211 provides excellent hunting opportunities for elk. Over-the-counter tags are available for archery and 2nd and 3rd rifle seasons, additional tags are easy to obtain for resident and non-resident hunters. The property lies along the migratory path of the largest elk herd in Colorado, and a healthy resident herd also calls it home, ensuring you will have large numbers of animals year after year. Mule deer hunting in the area is exceptional, with abundant populations and great genetics. Tags for mule deer can be obtained through landowner tags and through the draw. Maintaining an impressive success rate year after year for both elk and mule deer is a notable achievement, where many memories have been made. It also demonstrates the ranch is taking appropriate measures to manage and sustain the wildlife population for years to come. Specifically, the property has an implemented water system, including miles of water pipeline that supplies water to wildlife tanks and ponds. A livestock well, secured to the property, ensures a reliable water source to the water system. Additionally, electric power is available, and the property is fully fenced. Location Not only does this property provide an incredible wildlife sanctuary, but its proximity to Steamboat Springs adds to its allure. Steamboat Springs, within one hour is a vibrant town known as Ski Town USA, offering a wide range of amenities, including world-class skiing, dining, shopping, and entertainment options. The Hayden Regional Airport is also conveniently nearby, providing easy access to the property. Whether you are seeking a picturesque retreat, a hunting paradise, or just a good investment, this property offers it all. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty, abundant wildlife, and endless possibilities that await at Iles Mountain Ranch.

The Sevens Ranch is a working ranch with incredible senior water rights and substantial BLM and State grazing permits spanning over 77,0000 acres that connect the 17,666 deeded acres. The connection of the leased and deeded ground makes the ranch a contiguous piece that supports the overall operation of the ranch. The property is a well-balanced operation with existing handling and operational facilities and housing. In addition to the agricultural components, the ranch sits in GMU 10 and 11, prime habitat for big game including elk, mule deer, and antelope, and is home to one of the largest migratory elk herds in North America. Contact Ken Mirr.

The Timberlake features 15 improved wells, 27 pastures with water in each, over 2000 acres of improved pasture, multiple springs, ponds, stocked fish pond , state of the art corral system, immaculate improvements and set up to run 300 to 400 pair! In addition the hunting is excellent for deer, antelope and elk. There is no comparison to the grass, water and immaculate improvements of the Timberlake Ranch! Land Timberlake Ranch consists of 5,494 +/- deeded acres with an additional 615 +/- acres BLM grazing lease. The land is mostly made up of rolling grass meadows with plentiful vegetation and several ponds dispersed throughout the property, thanks to the 17 different wells and 6 springs found within the perimeters! The numerous different water sources and abundancy of vegetation allows for great grazing potential, not to mention the variety of wildlife attraction! Located in GMU 3, over-the-counter elk tags are available for private land only in 2nd and 3rd rifle seasons, whereas deer tags are draw only. The ranch borders thousands of acres of BLM lands, and can be accessed from year-round maintained County Road 3. The ranch is further protected by conservation easements which have no effect on the current owners use of the ranch and ensures the ranch stays natural and wild. With over 450,000.00 just in water well improvements alone, this is an excellent value! Improvements There is a 4,240-square-foot home that is comprised of 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and has a multi-level deck, an attached carport that includes a 2-car garage, and lounging area that surrounds a firepit which is located just off County Road 3 in the bottom of the rolling hills and is protected by a partial wooded area. There is also a large utility shop that is used as storage for a variety of ranch equipment such as tractors, ATVs, various tools, feed and relating necessities. Attached to the utility shop is a lean-to that provides additional storage space which can be useful! Directly in front of the utility shop is a pole shed that can be used as more storage for tractors, trailers, and whatever else one desires to keep protected. Lastly, there is an old, wooden hay and livestock barn with an attached corral system that is located adjacent to the pole shed. The state-of-the-art corral system features an abundant amount of versatile corrals thatcan be arranged into a diverse number of configurations to satisfy ones needs or liking! In addition, there is also a small, completely fenced location for hay storage. Recreation The ranch allows one to access thousands of acres of public lands right from the back door due to bordering BLM on numerous different sides! Several access points to hundreds of thousands of acres of National Forest can be reached in less than an 1/2 where you will find endless opportunities for hiking, camping, riding ATV's along the never-ending trails, hunting, fishing various streams and lakes, or just exploring the wonderful alpine beauty! Elkhead Reservoir is located 45 minutes away where you can spend a days worth of fishing, swimming, or even just a relaxing day on the boat. Many nearby towns also offer unique attractions throughout the year! Location Craig, CO is located approximately 30 minutes south of the property and is the closest town where you will find many restaurants, local businesses, and several hardware or grocery stores. Baggs, WY is just 30 minutes north of the property as well. Hayden, CO is just under 1 hour southeast of the property, and is also where Yampa Valley Regional Airport is located, which is the closest source of air travel. Steamboat Springs, CO is nearly 1 hour and 30 minutes southeast of the property which is where you can find several additional recreational opportunities.

Opportunity is knocking. The largest remaining parcel of developable land located adjacent to the city of Craig, Colorado, zoned Heavy Industrial, with great access to US 40 and State Hwy 13, ideal street frontage, serviceable with city water and sewer, but falling under county jurisdiction. The 12.639 acres is currently subdivided into five separate parcels varying in size and shape. The combined lots are roughly 900x580. Topography is relatively flat with an ideal grade that naturally drains to the back of the lot. Multiple opportunities that fall within current zoning regulations.