Madison County, Montana Land For Sale (137 results)

MONTANA YELLOWSTONE 2 CREEKS TOBACCO ROOT MOUNTAINS MINING CLAIM OWNERSHIP OWNER FINANCING This is a legally registered, 20 acre gold and gem Mining Claim for sale, the Mill Creek Gold #12, with Mill Creek running thru the whole claim for over 660 feet and a 2nd creek branch thru it for another 660 feet. Yellowstone National Park is 2 hours southeast. Camp in meadow areas on the claim and by the creek. Unique to this claim is having a 2nd creek branch running thru it to double your gold prospecting potential. Gold prices are at an all time high of over $4000 per ounce. Upper and Lower Branham Lakes are just up the road for kayaking and more fishing as well as having a lakeside campground. 12 miles east of the quaint mountain town of Sheridan that has all the necessities. Ennis Lake is in the area and can be enjoyed year round including winter ice skating and ice fishing. Located in the Tobacco Root Mountains famous for gold prospecting and trout fishing. Located in a beautiful forest of pines and aspens. This area has the feel of the Old West where the Cowboy Culture still lives on. The TV show, American Gold: The Legend of Bear Gulch, on the Fox Business Channel, takes place in these same mountains. The TV series, Yellowstone with Kevin Costner, is filmed just West of this area. The movie, The River Runs Thru it, with Brad Pitt, was filmed not too far away. A great plus is having Yellowstone National Park less than a 2 hour drive South. The Willow Creek Reservoir with boating and fishing is also in the area. See further down the listing the Buying Process, my owner financing offered, and how to purchase my claim. See with the pictures maps and satellite views. Click on the top listing picture then arrow right to see all. We feel we are selling more than the gold and minerals on beautiful land. You would be acquiring an experience that will give you a good feel for what the old time prospectors must have felt during the days of the original Montana Gold Rush. A mining claim is an affordable way to enjoy the beauty of the land combined with the adventure of panning for gold. It is a good sign that there are other claims in this area being worked by experienced prospectors for years. The historic Missouri Mine once pulling in gold in the Montana Gold Rush is in the area. National Forests remained open at all times during the virus with a televised invitation by the Director for families to visit them as safe places for family recreation, making our mining claims some of the safest places for your family to enjoy and get away from all the nonsense. The Branham Lakes was named after the family of Tom Branham, one of the earliest miners and prospectors in Sheridan, Montana. Upper Branham Lake and Lower Branham Lake are 19 and 11 acre lakes located in scenic Madison County, Montana. The Branham Lakes are full of aggressive Brook Trout that are eager to take a fly or lure. There are ample shore fishing opportunities around the lake. The Branham Lakes Campground is a nice rustic campground on 3 acres. There is a day-use picnic area here, ADA accessible toilet, water in spring/summer, as well as a boat launch and fishing access area. The alpine meadows and views of the Tobacco Root mountains are majestic. The campgrounds six sites rest along the lakeshore, surrounding by the beauty of nature. TOWN OF SHERIDAN: Sheridan sits on the banks of the Ruby River, in the heart of the Ruby River Valley. Seven mountain ranges surround the Ruby River Valley: the Tobacco Root, the Highlands, the McCartney, the Pioneer, the Ruby, the Gravely, and the Snowcrest Mountains. As the heart of the Valley, Sheridan offers easy access to them all. Enjoy all of the hiking, hunting, camping, fishing, and backpacking that these majestic mountains have to offer while you stay in Sheridan. Although access to the Ruby River (especially around Sheridan) is limited, persevering anglers will be rewarded with prime fishing. From Sheridan, follow MT Highway 287 south to Alder, then take Upper Ruby Road to follow the entire length of the Ruby River, stopping to search for garnets at Ruby Reservoir, and camping in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. In addition to the cornucopia of outdoor activities, Sheridan is only a few miles from the historic locations of Nevada City and Virginia City. These two semi-ghost towns, some of the first in the territory, started as gold camps along Alder Creek. Today, many of the historic buildings have been restored, making them one of the most impressive historic ghost towns in the state. No visit to Southwest Montana is complete without a tour of Virginia and Nevada Cities, and Sheridan is the perfect place to stay while visiting them. Outdoor recreation resources in Montanas Greater Ruby Valley where this claim is located make for a sportsmans paradise and are the source of many a familys fondest memories. Fishing Ruby Valley in Madison County Montana, is in the heart of the best fly-fishing in the lower 48. Famous blue-ribbon trout streams, the Beaverhead, Big Hole, and Ruby Rivers have their confluence near the town of Twin Bridges, where they become the Jefferson River. Two of the top fly-rod makers in the country call Twin Bridges home, as do many highly qualified fishing outfitters/guides. Hiking, Horseback Trails & Camping Surrounded by 7 mountain ranges Tobacco Roots, Ruby Range, Gravelly Range, Green Horn, Snowcrest, Madison Range, and the Blacktail the greater Ruby Valley has access to a full variety of backcountry experiences. Whether you are looking for an easy afternoon hike and a picnic along a lake, or whether you want to spend your vacation or summer camping, hiking, horseback riding, and exploring in the heart of the Rockies, you can base your adventure in one of our friendly small towns, camp in one of the several established campgrounds. MADISON COUNTY: Down in Southwest Montana, sharing a tiny portion of its southern border with Idaho is Madison County. This mountainous part of Montana is wedged between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, and its residents maintain their local traditions that are inspired by the natural landscape, like fishing, ranching, and all things outdoors. The county seat is Virginia City, an interesting place split between the historic and the contemporary. Half of the town contains a vibrant, current-day population, while the other half is an abandoned mining town, preserved as a slice of history and a window into the lives of settlers from the mid-1800s. While Virginia City is probably the countys largest touristic draw, the nearby town of Ennis is a delightful stop for passers-through, and is host to many annual events. Though it doesnt immediately border Yellowstone National Park, Madison County, and more specifically Ennis, can make a great base from which to explore the park. SOUTHWEST MONTANA ROCKHOUNDING Rockhounding is more than just a hobby; it is a lifestyle. There's a reason Montana is known as the Treasure State and that Southwest Montana where our claims are located is especially rich for gold and precious gems. Even today, you can tap into the euphoria of making a find in Montana. A century and a half ago, these hills crawled with prospectors lured by rich gold strikes. Aquamarine, sapphires, garnets, amethyst, smoky quartz, clear quartz scepters, jaspers, topaz, and even diamnonds are also to be found in this part of Montana. Because of such an availability of gems to be found, there are many Mineral and Gem Clubs throughout the state. The geology of Montana had a history of volcanic activity which is largely responsible for the wide variety of interesting rocks and minerals to be found here. MADISON COUNTY Madison County has some of the worlds best fly-fishing and endless other outdoor activities. Close enough to Yellowstone National Park to visit, but far enough to be away from the crowds, this county has something for everybody during all seasons throughout the year. Amazing mountain views, spectacular trout fishing, and Cowboy Culture are just a few reasons to visit Madison Valley. During the summer months, there are endless options for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, biking, and kayaking. The Big Sky Ski resort is an hour and half SE with all the winter activities. Nearby Willow Creek Reservoir is a fishing access site that also has camping. Fishing and boating may be enjoyed on the lake with a boat launch provided. MADISON VALLEY The Madison Valley where our claims are located, is an area rooted in farming and ranching with blue ribbon rivers, majestic mountain ranges, abundant wildlife, and small towns with rural values. Lewis and Clark crossed this scenic valley of majestic mountain ranges and the fabled Madison River in 1805, but not until 1864, shortly after gold was first discovered in the valley, did Madison County become part of Montana Territory. Today, rural and community values keep ranching as the main way of life in the Madison Valley. Through conservation, the Madison Valley has sustained productive agricultural land, healthy grasslands, and abundant wildlife. In addition to its old west charm, the Madison Valley has arguably the most superb fly-fishing waters in all the world and the Madison River may be our most glorious. Meriwether Lewis named the river in 1805 after James Madison, who was the US Secretary of State at the time. Starting in Yellowstone National Park, the river is 183 miles of perfectly moving riffles that are teaming with trout. Ennis is the base camp of the Madison Valley, a colorful town filled with fly anglers and ranchers, Ennis sits on the banks of the Madison River and is surrounded by 3 mountain ranges. BUYING PROCESS: To purchase my claim, the process would be, I would need your name(s) and mailing address, and which payment option you choose, where I would scan and email you a signed contract. Total price of $3500, that can be paid in one full payment where your o

MONTANA YELLOWSTONE 2 CREEKS TOBACCO ROOT MOUNTAINS MINING CLAIM OWNERSHIP OWNER FINANCING This is a legally registered, 20 acre gold and gem Mining Claim for sale, the Mill Creek Gold #12, with Mill Creek running thru the whole claim for over 660 feet and a 2nd creek branch thru it for another 660 feet. Yellowstone National Park is 2 hours southeast. Camp in meadow areas on the claim and by the creek. Unique to this claim is having a 2nd creek branch running thru it to double your gold prospecting potential. Gold prices are at an all time high of over $4000 per ounce. Upper and Lower Branham Lakes are just up the road for kayaking and more fishing as well as having a lakeside campground. 12 miles east of the quaint mountain town of Sheridan that has all the necessities. Ennis Lake is in the area and can be enjoyed year round including winter ice skating and ice fishing. Located in the Tobacco Root Mountains famous for gold prospecting and trout fishing. Located in a beautiful forest of pines and aspens. This area has the feel of the Old West where the Cowboy Culture still lives on. The TV show, American Gold: The Legend of Bear Gulch, on the Fox Business Channel, takes place in these same mountains. The TV series, Yellowstone with Kevin Costner, is filmed just West of this area. The movie, The River Runs Thru it, with Brad Pitt, was filmed not too far away. A great plus is having Yellowstone National Park less than a 2 hour drive South. The Willow Creek Reservoir with boating and fishing is also in the area. See further down the listing the Buying Process, my owner financing offered, and how to purchase my claim. See with the pictures maps and satellite views. Click on the top listing picture then arrow right to see all. We feel we are selling more than the gold and minerals on beautiful land. You would be acquiring an experience that will give you a good feel for what the old time prospectors must have felt during the days of the original Montana Gold Rush. A mining claim is an affordable way to enjoy the beauty of the land combined with the adventure of panning for gold. It is a good sign that there are other claims in this area being worked by experienced prospectors for years. The historic Missouri Mine once pulling in gold in the Montana Gold Rush is in the area. National Forests remained open at all times during the virus with a televised invitation by the Director for families to visit them as safe places for family recreation, making our mining claims some of the safest places for your family to enjoy and get away from all the nonsense. The Branham Lakes was named after the family of Tom Branham, one of the earliest miners and prospectors in Sheridan, Montana. Upper Branham Lake and Lower Branham Lake are 19 and 11 acre lakes located in scenic Madison County, Montana. The Branham Lakes are full of aggressive Brook Trout that are eager to take a fly or lure. There are ample shore fishing opportunities around the lake. The Branham Lakes Campground is a nice rustic campground on 3 acres. There is a day-use picnic area here, ADA accessible toilet, water in spring/summer, as well as a boat launch and fishing access area. The alpine meadows and views of the Tobacco Root mountains are majestic. The campgrounds six sites rest along the lakeshore, surrounding by the beauty of nature. TOWN OF SHERIDAN: Sheridan sits on the banks of the Ruby River, in the heart of the Ruby River Valley. Seven mountain ranges surround the Ruby River Valley: the Tobacco Root, the Highlands, the McCartney, the Pioneer, the Ruby, the Gravely, and the Snowcrest Mountains. As the heart of the Valley, Sheridan offers easy access to them all. Enjoy all of the hiking, hunting, camping, fishing, and backpacking that these majestic mountains have to offer while you stay in Sheridan. Although access to the Ruby River (especially around Sheridan) is limited, persevering anglers will be rewarded with prime fishing. From Sheridan, follow MT Highway 287 south to Alder, then take Upper Ruby Road to follow the entire length of the Ruby River, stopping to search for garnets at Ruby Reservoir, and camping in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. In addition to the cornucopia of outdoor activities, Sheridan is only a few miles from the historic locations of Nevada City and Virginia City. These two semi-ghost towns, some of the first in the territory, started as gold camps along Alder Creek. Today, many of the historic buildings have been restored, making them one of the most impressive historic ghost towns in the state. No visit to Southwest Montana is complete without a tour of Virginia and Nevada Cities, and Sheridan is the perfect place to stay while visiting them. Outdoor recreation resources in Montanas Greater Ruby Valley where this claim is located make for a sportsmans paradise and are the source of many a familys fondest memories. Fishing Ruby Valley in Madison County Montana, is in the heart of the best fly-fishing in the lower 48. Famous blue-ribbon trout streams, the Beaverhead, Big Hole, and Ruby Rivers have their confluence near the town of Twin Bridges, where they become the Jefferson River. Two of the top fly-rod makers in the country call Twin Bridges home, as do many highly qualified fishing outfitters/guides. Hiking, Horseback Trails & Camping Surrounded by 7 mountain ranges Tobacco Roots, Ruby Range, Gravelly Range, Green Horn, Snowcrest, Madison Range, and the Blacktail the greater Ruby Valley has access to a full variety of backcountry experiences. Whether you are looking for an easy afternoon hike and a picnic along a lake, or whether you want to spend your vacation or summer camping, hiking, horseback riding, and exploring in the heart of the Rockies, you can base your adventure in one of our friendly small towns, camp in one of the several established campgrounds. MADISON COUNTY: Down in Southwest Montana, sharing a tiny portion of its southern border with Idaho is Madison County. This mountainous part of Montana is wedged between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, and its residents maintain their local traditions that are inspired by the natural landscape, like fishing, ranching, and all things outdoors. The county seat is Virginia City, an interesting place split between the historic and the contemporary. Half of the town contains a vibrant, current-day population, while the other half is an abandoned mining town, preserved as a slice of history and a window into the lives of settlers from the mid-1800s. While Virginia City is probably the countys largest touristic draw, the nearby town of Ennis is a delightful stop for passers-through, and is host to many annual events. Though it doesnt immediately border Yellowstone National Park, Madison County, and more specifically Ennis, can make a great base from which to explore the park. SOUTHWEST MONTANA ROCKHOUNDING Rockhounding is more than just a hobby; it is a lifestyle. There's a reason Montana is known as the Treasure State and that Southwest Montana where our claims are located is especially rich for gold and precious gems. Even today, you can tap into the euphoria of making a find in Montana. A century and a half ago, these hills crawled with prospectors lured by rich gold strikes. Aquamarine, sapphires, garnets, amethyst, smoky quartz, clear quartz scepters, jaspers, topaz, and even diamnonds are also to be found in this part of Montana. Because of such an availability of gems to be found, there are many Mineral and Gem Clubs throughout the state. The geology of Montana had a history of volcanic activity which is largely responsible for the wide variety of interesting rocks and minerals to be found here. MADISON COUNTY Madison County has some of the worlds best fly-fishing and endless other outdoor activities. Close enough to Yellowstone National Park to visit, but far enough to be away from the crowds, this county has something for everybody during all seasons throughout the year. Amazing mountain views, spectacular trout fishing, and Cowboy Culture are just a few reasons to visit Madison Valley. During the summer months, there are endless options for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, biking, and kayaking. The Big Sky Ski resort is an hour and half SE with all the winter activities. Nearby Willow Creek Reservoir is a fishing access site that also has camping. Fishing and boating may be enjoyed on the lake with a boat launch provided. MADISON VALLEY The Madison Valley where our claims are located, is an area rooted in farming and ranching with blue ribbon rivers, majestic mountain ranges, abundant wildlife, and small towns with rural values. Lewis and Clark crossed this scenic valley of majestic mountain ranges and the fabled Madison River in 1805, but not until 1864, shortly after gold was first discovered in the valley, did Madison County become part of Montana Territory. Today, rural and community values keep ranching as the main way of life in the Madison Valley. Through conservation, the Madison Valley has sustained productive agricultural land, healthy grasslands, and abundant wildlife. In addition to its old west charm, the Madison Valley has arguably the most superb fly-fishing waters in all the world and the Madison River may be our most glorious. Meriwether Lewis named the river in 1805 after James Madison, who was the US Secretary of State at the time. Starting in Yellowstone National Park, the river is 183 miles of perfectly moving riffles that are teaming with trout. Ennis is the base camp of the Madison Valley, a colorful town filled with fly anglers and ranchers, Ennis sits on the banks of the Madison River and is surrounded by 3 mountain ranges. BUYING PROCESS: To purchase my claim, the process would be, I would need your name(s) and mailing address, and which payment option you choose, where I would scan and email you a signed contract. Total price of $3500, that can be paid in one full payment where your o

MONTANA YELLOWSTONE 2 CREEKS TOBACCO ROOT MOUNTAINS MINING CLAIM OWNERSHIP OWNER FINANCING This is a legally registered, 20 acre gold and gem Mining Claim for sale, the Mill Creek Gold #12, with Mill Creek running thru the whole claim for over 660 feet and a 2nd creek branch thru it for another 660 feet. Yellowstone National Park is 2 hours southeast. Camp in meadow areas on the claim and by the creek. Unique to this claim is having a 2nd creek branch running thru it to double your gold prospecting potential. Gold prices are at an all time high of over $4000 per ounce. Upper and Lower Branham Lakes are just up the road for kayaking and more fishing as well as having a lakeside campground. 12 miles east of the quaint mountain town of Sheridan that has all the necessities. Ennis Lake is in the area and can be enjoyed year round including winter ice skating and ice fishing. Located in the Tobacco Root Mountains famous for gold prospecting and trout fishing. Located in a beautiful forest of pines and aspens. This area has the feel of the Old West where the Cowboy Culture still lives on. The TV show, American Gold: The Legend of Bear Gulch, on the Fox Business Channel, takes place in these same mountains. The TV series, Yellowstone with Kevin Costner, is filmed just West of this area. The movie, The River Runs Thru it, with Brad Pitt, was filmed not too far away. A great plus is having Yellowstone National Park less than a 2 hour drive South. The Willow Creek Reservoir with boating and fishing is also in the area. See further down the listing the Buying Process, my owner financing offered, and how to purchase my claim. See with the pictures maps and satellite views. Click on the top listing picture then arrow right to see all. We feel we are selling more than the gold and minerals on beautiful land. You would be acquiring an experience that will give you a good feel for what the old time prospectors must have felt during the days of the original Montana Gold Rush. A mining claim is an affordable way to enjoy the beauty of the land combined with the adventure of panning for gold. It is a good sign that there are other claims in this area being worked by experienced prospectors for years. The historic Missouri Mine once pulling in gold in the Montana Gold Rush is in the area. National Forests remained open at all times during the virus with a televised invitation by the Director for families to visit them as safe places for family recreation, making our mining claims some of the safest places for your family to enjoy and get away from all the nonsense. The Branham Lakes was named after the family of Tom Branham, one of the earliest miners and prospectors in Sheridan, Montana. Upper Branham Lake and Lower Branham Lake are 19 and 11 acre lakes located in scenic Madison County, Montana. The Branham Lakes are full of aggressive Brook Trout that are eager to take a fly or lure. There are ample shore fishing opportunities around the lake. The Branham Lakes Campground is a nice rustic campground on 3 acres. There is a day-use picnic area here, ADA accessible toilet, water in spring/summer, as well as a boat launch and fishing access area. The alpine meadows and views of the Tobacco Root mountains are majestic. The campgrounds six sites rest along the lakeshore, surrounding by the beauty of nature. TOWN OF SHERIDAN: Sheridan sits on the banks of the Ruby River, in the heart of the Ruby River Valley. Seven mountain ranges surround the Ruby River Valley: the Tobacco Root, the Highlands, the McCartney, the Pioneer, the Ruby, the Gravely, and the Snowcrest Mountains. As the heart of the Valley, Sheridan offers easy access to them all. Enjoy all of the hiking, hunting, camping, fishing, and backpacking that these majestic mountains have to offer while you stay in Sheridan. Although access to the Ruby River (especially around Sheridan) is limited, persevering anglers will be rewarded with prime fishing. From Sheridan, follow MT Highway 287 south to Alder, then take Upper Ruby Road to follow the entire length of the Ruby River, stopping to search for garnets at Ruby Reservoir, and camping in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. In addition to the cornucopia of outdoor activities, Sheridan is only a few miles from the historic locations of Nevada City and Virginia City. These two semi-ghost towns, some of the first in the territory, started as gold camps along Alder Creek. Today, many of the historic buildings have been restored, making them one of the most impressive historic ghost towns in the state. No visit to Southwest Montana is complete without a tour of Virginia and Nevada Cities, and Sheridan is the perfect place to stay while visiting them. Outdoor recreation resources in Montanas Greater Ruby Valley where this claim is located make for a sportsmans paradise and are the source of many a familys fondest memories. Fishing Ruby Valley in Madison County Montana, is in the heart of the best fly-fishing in the lower 48. Famous blue-ribbon trout streams, the Beaverhead, Big Hole, and Ruby Rivers have their confluence near the town of Twin Bridges, where they become the Jefferson River. Two of the top fly-rod makers in the country call Twin Bridges home, as do many highly qualified fishing outfitters/guides. Hiking, Horseback Trails & Camping Surrounded by 7 mountain ranges Tobacco Roots, Ruby Range, Gravelly Range, Green Horn, Snowcrest, Madison Range, and the Blacktail the greater Ruby Valley has access to a full variety of backcountry experiences. Whether you are looking for an easy afternoon hike and a picnic along a lake, or whether you want to spend your vacation or summer camping, hiking, horseback riding, and exploring in the heart of the Rockies, you can base your adventure in one of our friendly small towns, camp in one of the several established campgrounds. MADISON COUNTY: Down in Southwest Montana, sharing a tiny portion of its southern border with Idaho is Madison County. This mountainous part of Montana is wedged between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, and its residents maintain their local traditions that are inspired by the natural landscape, like fishing, ranching, and all things outdoors. The county seat is Virginia City, an interesting place split between the historic and the contemporary. Half of the town contains a vibrant, current-day population, while the other half is an abandoned mining town, preserved as a slice of history and a window into the lives of settlers from the mid-1800s. While Virginia City is probably the countys largest touristic draw, the nearby town of Ennis is a delightful stop for passers-through, and is host to many annual events. Though it doesnt immediately border Yellowstone National Park, Madison County, and more specifically Ennis, can make a great base from which to explore the park. SOUTHWEST MONTANA ROCKHOUNDING Rockhounding is more than just a hobby; it is a lifestyle. There's a reason Montana is known as the Treasure State and that Southwest Montana where our claims are located is especially rich for gold and precious gems. Even today, you can tap into the euphoria of making a find in Montana. A century and a half ago, these hills crawled with prospectors lured by rich gold strikes. Aquamarine, sapphires, garnets, amethyst, smoky quartz, clear quartz scepters, jaspers, topaz, and even diamnonds are also to be found in this part of Montana. Because of such an availability of gems to be found, there are many Mineral and Gem Clubs throughout the state. The geology of Montana had a history of volcanic activity which is largely responsible for the wide variety of interesting rocks and minerals to be found here. MADISON COUNTY Madison County has some of the worlds best fly-fishing and endless other outdoor activities. Close enough to Yellowstone National Park to visit, but far enough to be away from the crowds, this county has something for everybody during all seasons throughout the year. Amazing mountain views, spectacular trout fishing, and Cowboy Culture are just a few reasons to visit Madison Valley. During the summer months, there are endless options for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, biking, and kayaking. The Big Sky Ski resort is an hour and half SE with all the winter activities. Nearby Willow Creek Reservoir is a fishing access site that also has camping. Fishing and boating may be enjoyed on the lake with a boat launch provided. MADISON VALLEY The Madison Valley where our claims are located, is an area rooted in farming and ranching with blue ribbon rivers, majestic mountain ranges, abundant wildlife, and small towns with rural values. Lewis and Clark crossed this scenic valley of majestic mountain ranges and the fabled Madison River in 1805, but not until 1864, shortly after gold was first discovered in the valley, did Madison County become part of Montana Territory. Today, rural and community values keep ranching as the main way of life in the Madison Valley. Through conservation, the Madison Valley has sustained productive agricultural land, healthy grasslands, and abundant wildlife. In addition to its old west charm, the Madison Valley has arguably the most superb fly-fishing waters in all the world and the Madison River may be our most glorious. Meriwether Lewis named the river in 1805 after James Madison, who was the US Secretary of State at the time. Starting in Yellowstone National Park, the river is 183 miles of perfectly moving riffles that are teaming with trout. Ennis is the base camp of the Madison Valley, a colorful town filled with fly anglers and ranchers, Ennis sits on the banks of the Madison River and is surrounded by 3 mountain ranges. BUYING PROCESS: To purchase my claim, the process would be, I would need your name(s) and mailing address, and which payment option you choose, where I would scan and email you a signed contract. Total price of $3500, that can be paid in one full payment where your o

MONTANA YELLOWSTONE CREEK TOBACCO ROOT MOUNTAINS MINING CLAIM OWNERSHIP OWNER FINANCING This is a legally registered, 20 acre gold and gem Mining Claim for sale, the Mill Creek Gold #11, with Mill Creek running thru the whole claim for over 660 feet. Yellowstone National Park is 2 hours southeast. Camp in clearings on the claim and by the creek. In an area famous for trout fishing. Gold prices are at an all time high of over $4000 per ounce. Upper and Lower Branham Lakes are just up the road for kayaking and more fishing as well as having a lakeside campground. 12 miles east of the quaint mountain town of Sheridan that has all the necessities. Ennis Lake is in the area and can be enjoyed year round including winter ice skating and ice fishing. Located in the Tobacco Root Mountains famous for gold prospecting and trout fishing. Located in a beautiful forest of pines and aspens. This area has the feel of the Old West where the Cowboy Culture still lives on. The TV show, American Gold: The Legend of Bear Gulch, on the Fox Business Channel, takes place in these same mountains. The TV series, Yellowstone with Kevin Costner, is filmed just West of this area. The movie, The River Runs Thru it, with Brad Pitt, was filmed not too far away. A great plus is having Yellowstone National Park less than a 2 hour drive South. The Willow Creek Reservoir with boating and fishing is also in the area. See further down the listing the Buying Process, my owner financing offered, and how to purchase my claim. See with the pictures maps and satellite views. Click on the top listing picture then arrow right to see all. We feel we are selling more than the gold and minerals on beautiful land. You would be acquiring an experience that will give you a good feel for what the old time prospectors must have felt during the days of the original Montana Gold Rush. A mining claim is an affordable way to enjoy the beauty of the land combined with the adventure of panning for gold. It is a good sign that there are other claims in this area being worked by experienced prospectors for years. The historic Missouri Mine once pulling in gold in the Montana Gold Rush is in the area. National Forests remained open at all times during the virus with a televised invitation by the Director for families to visit them as safe places for family recreation, making our mining claims some of the safest places for your family to enjoy and get away from all the nonsense. The Branham Lakes was named after the family of Tom Branham, one of the earliest miners and prospectors in Sheridan, Montana. Upper Branham Lake and Lower Branham Lake are 19 and 11 acre lakes located in scenic Madison County, Montana. The Branham Lakes are full of aggressive Brook Trout that are eager to take a fly or lure. There are ample shore fishing opportunities around the lake. The Branham Lakes Campground is a nice rustic campground on 3 acres. There is a day-use picnic area here, ADA accessible toilet, water in spring/summer, as well as a boat launch and fishing access area. The alpine meadows and views of the Tobacco Root mountains are majestic. The campgrounds six sites rest along the lakeshore, surrounding by the beauty of nature. TOWN OF SHERIDAN: Sheridan sits on the banks of the Ruby River, in the heart of the Ruby River Valley. Seven mountain ranges surround the Ruby River Valley: the Tobacco Root, the Highlands, the McCartney, the Pioneer, the Ruby, the Gravely, and the Snowcrest Mountains. As the heart of the Valley, Sheridan offers easy access to them all. Enjoy all of the hiking, hunting, camping, fishing, and backpacking that these majestic mountains have to offer while you stay in Sheridan. Although access to the Ruby River (especially around Sheridan) is limited, persevering anglers will be rewarded with prime fishing. From Sheridan, follow MT Highway 287 south to Alder, then take Upper Ruby Road to follow the entire length of the Ruby River, stopping to search for garnets at Ruby Reservoir, and camping in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. In addition to the cornucopia of outdoor activities, Sheridan is only a few miles from the historic locations of Nevada City and Virginia City. These two semi-ghost towns, some of the first in the territory, started as gold camps along Alder Creek. Today, many of the historic buildings have been restored, making them one of the most impressive historic ghost towns in the state. No visit to Southwest Montana is complete without a tour of Virginia and Nevada Cities, and Sheridan is the perfect place to stay while visiting them. Outdoor recreation resources in Montanas Greater Ruby Valley where this claim is located make for a sportsmans paradise and are the source of many a familys fondest memories. Fishing Ruby Valley in Madison County Montana, is in the heart of the best fly-fishing in the lower 48. Famous blue-ribbon trout streams, the Beaverhead, Big Hole, and Ruby Rivers have their confluence near the town of Twin Bridges, where they become the Jefferson River. Two of the top fly-rod makers in the country call Twin Bridges home, as do many highly qualified fishing outfitters/guides. Hiking, Horseback Trails & Camping Surrounded by 7 mountain ranges Tobacco Roots, Ruby Range, Gravelly Range, Green Horn, Snowcrest, Madison Range, and the Blacktail the greater Ruby Valley has access to a full variety of backcountry experiences. Whether you are looking for an easy afternoon hike and a picnic along a lake, or whether you want to spend your vacation or summer camping, hiking, horseback riding, and exploring in the heart of the Rockies, you can base your adventure in one of our friendly small towns, camp in one of the several established campgrounds. MADISON COUNTY: Down in Southwest Montana, sharing a tiny portion of its southern border with Idaho is Madison County. This mountainous part of Montana is wedged between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, and its residents maintain their local traditions that are inspired by the natural landscape, like fishing, ranching, and all things outdoors. The county seat is Virginia City, an interesting place split between the historic and the contemporary. Half of the town contains a vibrant, current-day population, while the other half is an abandoned mining town, preserved as a slice of history and a window into the lives of settlers from the mid-1800s. While Virginia City is probably the countys largest touristic draw, the nearby town of Ennis is a delightful stop for passers-through, and is host to many annual events. Though it doesnt immediately border Yellowstone National Park, Madison County, and more specifically Ennis, can make a great base from which to explore the park. SOUTHWEST MONTANA ROCKHOUNDING Rockhounding is more than just a hobby; it is a lifestyle. There's a reason Montana is known as the Treasure State and that Southwest Montana where our claims are located is especially rich for gold and precious gems. Even today, you can tap into the euphoria of making a find in Montana. A century and a half ago, these hills crawled with prospectors lured by rich gold strikes. Aquamarine, sapphires, garnets, amethyst, smoky quartz, clear quartz scepters, jaspers, topaz, and even diamnonds are also to be found in this part of Montana. Because of such an availability of gems to be found, there are many Mineral and Gem Clubs throughout the state. The geology of Montana had a history of volcanic activity which is largely responsible for the wide variety of interesting rocks and minerals to be found here. MADISON COUNTY Madison County has some of the worlds best fly-fishing and endless other outdoor activities. Close enough to Yellowstone National Park to visit, but far enough to be away from the crowds, this county has something for everybody during all seasons throughout the year. Amazing mountain views, spectacular trout fishing, and Cowboy Culture are just a few reasons to visit Madison Valley. During the summer months, there are endless options for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, biking, and kayaking. The Big Sky Ski resort is an hour and half SE with all the winter activities. Nearby Willow Creek Reservoir is a fishing access site that also has camping. Fishing and boating may be enjoyed on the lake with a boat launch provided. MADISON VALLEY The Madison Valley where our claims are located, is an area rooted in farming and ranching with blue ribbon rivers, majestic mountain ranges, abundant wildlife, and small towns with rural values. Lewis and Clark crossed this scenic valley of majestic mountain ranges and the fabled Madison River in 1805, but not until 1864, shortly after gold was first discovered in the valley, did Madison County become part of Montana Territory. Today, rural and community values keep ranching as the main way of life in the Madison Valley. Through conservation, the Madison Valley has sustained productive agricultural land, healthy grasslands, and abundant wildlife. In addition to its old west charm, the Madison Valley has arguably the most superb fly-fishing waters in all the world and the Madison River may be our most glorious. Meriwether Lewis named the river in 1805 after James Madison, who was the US Secretary of State at the time. Starting in Yellowstone National Park, the river is 183 miles of perfectly moving riffles that are teaming with trout. Ennis is the base camp of the Madison Valley, a colorful town filled with fly anglers and ranchers, Ennis sits on the banks of the Madison River and is surrounded by 3 mountain ranges. BUYING PROCESS: To purchase my claim, the process would be, I would need your name(s) and mailing address, and which payment option you choose, where I would scan and email you a signed contract. Total price of $3500, that can be paid in one full payment where your ownership is then transferred after receiving payment, or $3500, paying $1750 first month, and $1750 2nd month, or $3500, paying

MONTANA YELLOWSTONE 2 CREEKS TOBACCO ROOT MOUNTAINS MINING CLAIM OWNERSHIP OWNER FINANCING This is a legally registered, 20 acre gold and gem Mining Claim for sale, the Mill Creek Gold #12, with Mill Creek running thru the whole claim for over 660 feet and a 2nd creek branch thru it for another 660 feet. Yellowstone National Park is 2 hours southeast. Camp in meadow areas on the claim and by the creek. Unique to this claim is having a 2nd creek branch running thru it to double your gold prospecting potential. Gold prices are at an all time high of over $4000 per ounce. Upper and Lower Branham Lakes are just up the road for kayaking and more fishing as well as having a lakeside campground. 12 miles east of the quaint mountain town of Sheridan that has all the necessities. Ennis Lake is in the area and can be enjoyed year round including winter ice skating and ice fishing. Located in the Tobacco Root Mountains famous for gold prospecting and trout fishing. Located in a beautiful forest of pines and aspens. This area has the feel of the Old West where the Cowboy Culture still lives on. The TV show, American Gold: The Legend of Bear Gulch, on the Fox Business Channel, takes place in these same mountains. The TV series, Yellowstone with Kevin Costner, is filmed just West of this area. The movie, The River Runs Thru it, with Brad Pitt, was filmed not too far away. A great plus is having Yellowstone National Park less than a 2 hour drive South. The Willow Creek Reservoir with boating and fishing is also in the area. See further down the listing the Buying Process, my owner financing offered, and how to purchase my claim. See with the pictures maps and satellite views. Click on the top listing picture then arrow right to see all. We feel we are selling more than the gold and minerals on beautiful land. You would be acquiring an experience that will give you a good feel for what the old time prospectors must have felt during the days of the original Montana Gold Rush. A mining claim is an affordable way to enjoy the beauty of the land combined with the adventure of panning for gold. It is a good sign that there are other claims in this area being worked by experienced prospectors for years. The historic Missouri Mine once pulling in gold in the Montana Gold Rush is in the area. National Forests remained open at all times during the virus with a televised invitation by the Director for families to visit them as safe places for family recreation, making our mining claims some of the safest places for your family to enjoy and get away from all the nonsense. The Branham Lakes was named after the family of Tom Branham, one of the earliest miners and prospectors in Sheridan, Montana. Upper Branham Lake and Lower Branham Lake are 19 and 11 acre lakes located in scenic Madison County, Montana. The Branham Lakes are full of aggressive Brook Trout that are eager to take a fly or lure. There are ample shore fishing opportunities around the lake. The Branham Lakes Campground is a nice rustic campground on 3 acres. There is a day-use picnic area here, ADA accessible toilet, water in spring/summer, as well as a boat launch and fishing access area. The alpine meadows and views of the Tobacco Root mountains are majestic. The campgrounds six sites rest along the lakeshore, surrounding by the beauty of nature. TOWN OF SHERIDAN: Sheridan sits on the banks of the Ruby River, in the heart of the Ruby River Valley. Seven mountain ranges surround the Ruby River Valley: the Tobacco Root, the Highlands, the McCartney, the Pioneer, the Ruby, the Gravely, and the Snowcrest Mountains. As the heart of the Valley, Sheridan offers easy access to them all. Enjoy all of the hiking, hunting, camping, fishing, and backpacking that these majestic mountains have to offer while you stay in Sheridan. Although access to the Ruby River (especially around Sheridan) is limited, persevering anglers will be rewarded with prime fishing. From Sheridan, follow MT Highway 287 south to Alder, then take Upper Ruby Road to follow the entire length of the Ruby River, stopping to search for garnets at Ruby Reservoir, and camping in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. In addition to the cornucopia of outdoor activities, Sheridan is only a few miles from the historic locations of Nevada City and Virginia City. These two semi-ghost towns, some of the first in the territory, started as gold camps along Alder Creek. Today, many of the historic buildings have been restored, making them one of the most impressive historic ghost towns in the state. No visit to Southwest Montana is complete without a tour of Virginia and Nevada Cities, and Sheridan is the perfect place to stay while visiting them. Outdoor recreation resources in Montanas Greater Ruby Valley where this claim is located make for a sportsmans paradise and are the source of many a familys fondest memories. Fishing Ruby Valley in Madison County Montana, is in the heart of the best fly-fishing in the lower 48. Famous blue-ribbon trout streams, the Beaverhead, Big Hole, and Ruby Rivers have their confluence near the town of Twin Bridges, where they become the Jefferson River. Two of the top fly-rod makers in the country call Twin Bridges home, as do many highly qualified fishing outfitters/guides. Hiking, Horseback Trails & Camping Surrounded by 7 mountain ranges Tobacco Roots, Ruby Range, Gravelly Range, Green Horn, Snowcrest, Madison Range, and the Blacktail the greater Ruby Valley has access to a full variety of backcountry experiences. Whether you are looking for an easy afternoon hike and a picnic along a lake, or whether you want to spend your vacation or summer camping, hiking, horseback riding, and exploring in the heart of the Rockies, you can base your adventure in one of our friendly small towns, camp in one of the several established campgrounds. MADISON COUNTY: Down in Southwest Montana, sharing a tiny portion of its southern border with Idaho is Madison County. This mountainous part of Montana is wedged between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, and its residents maintain their local traditions that are inspired by the natural landscape, like fishing, ranching, and all things outdoors. The county seat is Virginia City, an interesting place split between the historic and the contemporary. Half of the town contains a vibrant, current-day population, while the other half is an abandoned mining town, preserved as a slice of history and a window into the lives of settlers from the mid-1800s. While Virginia City is probably the countys largest touristic draw, the nearby town of Ennis is a delightful stop for passers-through, and is host to many annual events. Though it doesnt immediately border Yellowstone National Park, Madison County, and more specifically Ennis, can make a great base from which to explore the park. SOUTHWEST MONTANA ROCKHOUNDING Rockhounding is more than just a hobby; it is a lifestyle. There's a reason Montana is known as the Treasure State and that Southwest Montana where our claims are located is especially rich for gold and precious gems. Even today, you can tap into the euphoria of making a find in Montana. A century and a half ago, these hills crawled with prospectors lured by rich gold strikes. Aquamarine, sapphires, garnets, amethyst, smoky quartz, clear quartz scepters, jaspers, topaz, and even diamnonds are also to be found in this part of Montana. Because of such an availability of gems to be found, there are many Mineral and Gem Clubs throughout the state. The geology of Montana had a history of volcanic activity which is largely responsible for the wide variety of interesting rocks and minerals to be found here. MADISON COUNTY Madison County has some of the worlds best fly-fishing and endless other outdoor activities. Close enough to Yellowstone National Park to visit, but far enough to be away from the crowds, this county has something for everybody during all seasons throughout the year. Amazing mountain views, spectacular trout fishing, and Cowboy Culture are just a few reasons to visit Madison Valley. During the summer months, there are endless options for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, biking, and kayaking. The Big Sky Ski resort is an hour and half SE with all the winter activities. Nearby Willow Creek Reservoir is a fishing access site that also has camping. Fishing and boating may be enjoyed on the lake with a boat launch provided. MADISON VALLEY The Madison Valley where our claims are located, is an area rooted in farming and ranching with blue ribbon rivers, majestic mountain ranges, abundant wildlife, and small towns with rural values. Lewis and Clark crossed this scenic valley of majestic mountain ranges and the fabled Madison River in 1805, but not until 1864, shortly after gold was first discovered in the valley, did Madison County become part of Montana Territory. Today, rural and community values keep ranching as the main way of life in the Madison Valley. Through conservation, the Madison Valley has sustained productive agricultural land, healthy grasslands, and abundant wildlife. In addition to its old west charm, the Madison Valley has arguably the most superb fly-fishing waters in all the world and the Madison River may be our most glorious. Meriwether Lewis named the river in 1805 after James Madison, who was the US Secretary of State at the time. Starting in Yellowstone National Park, the river is 183 miles of perfectly moving riffles that are teaming with trout. Ennis is the base camp of the Madison Valley, a colorful town filled with fly anglers and ranchers, Ennis sits on the banks of the Madison River and is surrounded by 3 mountain ranges. BUYING PROCESS: To purchase my claim, the process would be, I would need your name(s) and mailing address, and which payment option you choose, where I would scan and email you a signed contract. Total price of $3500, that can be paid in one full payment where your o

MONTANA YELLOWSTONE 2 CREEKS TOBACCO ROOT MOUNTAINS MINING CLAIM OWNERSHIP OWNER FINANCING This is a legally registered, 20 acre gold and gem Mining Claim for sale, the Mill Creek Gold #12, with Mill Creek running thru the whole claim for over 660 feet and a 2nd creek branch thru it for another 660 feet. Yellowstone National Park is 2 hours southeast. Camp in meadow areas on the claim and by the creek. Unique to this claim is having a 2nd creek branch running thru it to double your gold prospecting potential. Gold prices are at an all time high of over $4000 per ounce. Upper and Lower Branham Lakes are just up the road for kayaking and more fishing as well as having a lakeside campground. 12 miles east of the quaint mountain town of Sheridan that has all the necessities. Ennis Lake is in the area and can be enjoyed year round including winter ice skating and ice fishing. Located in the Tobacco Root Mountains famous for gold prospecting and trout fishing. Located in a beautiful forest of pines and aspens. This area has the feel of the Old West where the Cowboy Culture still lives on. The TV show, American Gold: The Legend of Bear Gulch, on the Fox Business Channel, takes place in these same mountains. The TV series, Yellowstone with Kevin Costner, is filmed just West of this area. The movie, The River Runs Thru it, with Brad Pitt, was filmed not too far away. A great plus is having Yellowstone National Park less than a 2 hour drive South. The Willow Creek Reservoir with boating and fishing is also in the area. See further down the listing the Buying Process, my owner financing offered, and how to purchase my claim. See with the pictures maps and satellite views. Click on the top listing picture then arrow right to see all. We feel we are selling more than the gold and minerals on beautiful land. You would be acquiring an experience that will give you a good feel for what the old time prospectors must have felt during the days of the original Montana Gold Rush. A mining claim is an affordable way to enjoy the beauty of the land combined with the adventure of panning for gold. It is a good sign that there are other claims in this area being worked by experienced prospectors for years. The historic Missouri Mine once pulling in gold in the Montana Gold Rush is in the area. National Forests remained open at all times during the virus with a televised invitation by the Director for families to visit them as safe places for family recreation, making our mining claims some of the safest places for your family to enjoy and get away from all the nonsense. The Branham Lakes was named after the family of Tom Branham, one of the earliest miners and prospectors in Sheridan, Montana. Upper Branham Lake and Lower Branham Lake are 19 and 11 acre lakes located in scenic Madison County, Montana. The Branham Lakes are full of aggressive Brook Trout that are eager to take a fly or lure. There are ample shore fishing opportunities around the lake. The Branham Lakes Campground is a nice rustic campground on 3 acres. There is a day-use picnic area here, ADA accessible toilet, water in spring/summer, as well as a boat launch and fishing access area. The alpine meadows and views of the Tobacco Root mountains are majestic. The campgrounds six sites rest along the lakeshore, surrounding by the beauty of nature. TOWN OF SHERIDAN: Sheridan sits on the banks of the Ruby River, in the heart of the Ruby River Valley. Seven mountain ranges surround the Ruby River Valley: the Tobacco Root, the Highlands, the McCartney, the Pioneer, the Ruby, the Gravely, and the Snowcrest Mountains. As the heart of the Valley, Sheridan offers easy access to them all. Enjoy all of the hiking, hunting, camping, fishing, and backpacking that these majestic mountains have to offer while you stay in Sheridan. Although access to the Ruby River (especially around Sheridan) is limited, persevering anglers will be rewarded with prime fishing. From Sheridan, follow MT Highway 287 south to Alder, then take Upper Ruby Road to follow the entire length of the Ruby River, stopping to search for garnets at Ruby Reservoir, and camping in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. In addition to the cornucopia of outdoor activities, Sheridan is only a few miles from the historic locations of Nevada City and Virginia City. These two semi-ghost towns, some of the first in the territory, started as gold camps along Alder Creek. Today, many of the historic buildings have been restored, making them one of the most impressive historic ghost towns in the state. No visit to Southwest Montana is complete without a tour of Virginia and Nevada Cities, and Sheridan is the perfect place to stay while visiting them. Outdoor recreation resources in Montanas Greater Ruby Valley where this claim is located make for a sportsmans paradise and are the source of many a familys fondest memories. Fishing Ruby Valley in Madison County Montana, is in the heart of the best fly-fishing in the lower 48. Famous blue-ribbon trout streams, the Beaverhead, Big Hole, and Ruby Rivers have their confluence near the town of Twin Bridges, where they become the Jefferson River. Two of the top fly-rod makers in the country call Twin Bridges home, as do many highly qualified fishing outfitters/guides. Hiking, Horseback Trails & Camping Surrounded by 7 mountain ranges Tobacco Roots, Ruby Range, Gravelly Range, Green Horn, Snowcrest, Madison Range, and the Blacktail the greater Ruby Valley has access to a full variety of backcountry experiences. Whether you are looking for an easy afternoon hike and a picnic along a lake, or whether you want to spend your vacation or summer camping, hiking, horseback riding, and exploring in the heart of the Rockies, you can base your adventure in one of our friendly small towns, camp in one of the several established campgrounds. MADISON COUNTY: Down in Southwest Montana, sharing a tiny portion of its southern border with Idaho is Madison County. This mountainous part of Montana is wedged between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, and its residents maintain their local traditions that are inspired by the natural landscape, like fishing, ranching, and all things outdoors. The county seat is Virginia City, an interesting place split between the historic and the contemporary. Half of the town contains a vibrant, current-day population, while the other half is an abandoned mining town, preserved as a slice of history and a window into the lives of settlers from the mid-1800s. While Virginia City is probably the countys largest touristic draw, the nearby town of Ennis is a delightful stop for passers-through, and is host to many annual events. Though it doesnt immediately border Yellowstone National Park, Madison County, and more specifically Ennis, can make a great base from which to explore the park. SOUTHWEST MONTANA ROCKHOUNDING Rockhounding is more than just a hobby; it is a lifestyle. There's a reason Montana is known as the Treasure State and that Southwest Montana where our claims are located is especially rich for gold and precious gems. Even today, you can tap into the euphoria of making a find in Montana. A century and a half ago, these hills crawled with prospectors lured by rich gold strikes. Aquamarine, sapphires, garnets, amethyst, smoky quartz, clear quartz scepters, jaspers, topaz, and even diamnonds are also to be found in this part of Montana. Because of such an availability of gems to be found, there are many Mineral and Gem Clubs throughout the state. The geology of Montana had a history of volcanic activity which is largely responsible for the wide variety of interesting rocks and minerals to be found here. MADISON COUNTY Madison County has some of the worlds best fly-fishing and endless other outdoor activities. Close enough to Yellowstone National Park to visit, but far enough to be away from the crowds, this county has something for everybody during all seasons throughout the year. Amazing mountain views, spectacular trout fishing, and Cowboy Culture are just a few reasons to visit Madison Valley. During the summer months, there are endless options for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, biking, and kayaking. The Big Sky Ski resort is an hour and half SE with all the winter activities. Nearby Willow Creek Reservoir is a fishing access site that also has camping. Fishing and boating may be enjoyed on the lake with a boat launch provided. MADISON VALLEY The Madison Valley where our claims are located, is an area rooted in farming and ranching with blue ribbon rivers, majestic mountain ranges, abundant wildlife, and small towns with rural values. Lewis and Clark crossed this scenic valley of majestic mountain ranges and the fabled Madison River in 1805, but not until 1864, shortly after gold was first discovered in the valley, did Madison County become part of Montana Territory. Today, rural and community values keep ranching as the main way of life in the Madison Valley. Through conservation, the Madison Valley has sustained productive agricultural land, healthy grasslands, and abundant wildlife. In addition to its old west charm, the Madison Valley has arguably the most superb fly-fishing waters in all the world and the Madison River may be our most glorious. Meriwether Lewis named the river in 1805 after James Madison, who was the US Secretary of State at the time. Starting in Yellowstone National Park, the river is 183 miles of perfectly moving riffles that are teaming with trout. Ennis is the base camp of the Madison Valley, a colorful town filled with fly anglers and ranchers, Ennis sits on the banks of the Madison River and is surrounded by 3 mountain ranges. BUYING PROCESS: To purchase my claim, the process would be, I would need your name(s) and mailing address, and which payment option you choose, where I would scan and email you a signed contract. Total price of $3500, that can be paid in one full payment where your o

MONTANA YELLOWSTONE 2 CREEKS TOBACCO ROOT MOUNTAINS MINING CLAIM OWNERSHIP OWNER FINANCING This is a legally registered, 20 acre gold and gem Mining Claim for sale, the Mill Creek Gold #12, with Mill Creek running thru the whole claim for over 660 feet and a 2nd creek branch thru it for another 660 feet. Yellowstone National Park is 2 hours southeast. Camp in meadow areas on the claim and by the creek. Unique to this claim is having a 2nd creek branch running thru it to double your gold prospecting potential. Gold prices are at an all time high of over $4000 per ounce. Upper and Lower Branham Lakes are just up the road for kayaking and more fishing as well as having a lakeside campground. 12 miles east of the quaint mountain town of Sheridan that has all the necessities. Ennis Lake is in the area and can be enjoyed year round including winter ice skating and ice fishing. Located in the Tobacco Root Mountains famous for gold prospecting and trout fishing. Located in a beautiful forest of pines and aspens. This area has the feel of the Old West where the Cowboy Culture still lives on. The TV show, American Gold: The Legend of Bear Gulch, on the Fox Business Channel, takes place in these same mountains. The TV series, Yellowstone with Kevin Costner, is filmed just West of this area. The movie, The River Runs Thru it, with Brad Pitt, was filmed not too far away. A great plus is having Yellowstone National Park less than a 2 hour drive South. The Willow Creek Reservoir with boating and fishing is also in the area. See further down the listing the Buying Process, my owner financing offered, and how to purchase my claim. See with the pictures maps and satellite views. Click on the top listing picture then arrow right to see all. We feel we are selling more than the gold and minerals on beautiful land. You would be acquiring an experience that will give you a good feel for what the old time prospectors must have felt during the days of the original Montana Gold Rush. A mining claim is an affordable way to enjoy the beauty of the land combined with the adventure of panning for gold. It is a good sign that there are other claims in this area being worked by experienced prospectors for years. The historic Missouri Mine once pulling in gold in the Montana Gold Rush is in the area. National Forests remained open at all times during the virus with a televised invitation by the Director for families to visit them as safe places for family recreation, making our mining claims some of the safest places for your family to enjoy and get away from all the nonsense. The Branham Lakes was named after the family of Tom Branham, one of the earliest miners and prospectors in Sheridan, Montana. Upper Branham Lake and Lower Branham Lake are 19 and 11 acre lakes located in scenic Madison County, Montana. The Branham Lakes are full of aggressive Brook Trout that are eager to take a fly or lure. There are ample shore fishing opportunities around the lake. The Branham Lakes Campground is a nice rustic campground on 3 acres. There is a day-use picnic area here, ADA accessible toilet, water in spring/summer, as well as a boat launch and fishing access area. The alpine meadows and views of the Tobacco Root mountains are majestic. The campgrounds six sites rest along the lakeshore, surrounding by the beauty of nature. TOWN OF SHERIDAN: Sheridan sits on the banks of the Ruby River, in the heart of the Ruby River Valley. Seven mountain ranges surround the Ruby River Valley: the Tobacco Root, the Highlands, the McCartney, the Pioneer, the Ruby, the Gravely, and the Snowcrest Mountains. As the heart of the Valley, Sheridan offers easy access to them all. Enjoy all of the hiking, hunting, camping, fishing, and backpacking that these majestic mountains have to offer while you stay in Sheridan. Although access to the Ruby River (especially around Sheridan) is limited, persevering anglers will be rewarded with prime fishing. From Sheridan, follow MT Highway 287 south to Alder, then take Upper Ruby Road to follow the entire length of the Ruby River, stopping to search for garnets at Ruby Reservoir, and camping in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. In addition to the cornucopia of outdoor activities, Sheridan is only a few miles from the historic locations of Nevada City and Virginia City. These two semi-ghost towns, some of the first in the territory, started as gold camps along Alder Creek. Today, many of the historic buildings have been restored, making them one of the most impressive historic ghost towns in the state. No visit to Southwest Montana is complete without a tour of Virginia and Nevada Cities, and Sheridan is the perfect place to stay while visiting them. Outdoor recreation resources in Montanas Greater Ruby Valley where this claim is located make for a sportsmans paradise and are the source of many a familys fondest memories. Fishing Ruby Valley in Madison County Montana, is in the heart of the best fly-fishing in the lower 48. Famous blue-ribbon trout streams, the Beaverhead, Big Hole, and Ruby Rivers have their confluence near the town of Twin Bridges, where they become the Jefferson River. Two of the top fly-rod makers in the country call Twin Bridges home, as do many highly qualified fishing outfitters/guides. Hiking, Horseback Trails & Camping Surrounded by 7 mountain ranges Tobacco Roots, Ruby Range, Gravelly Range, Green Horn, Snowcrest, Madison Range, and the Blacktail the greater Ruby Valley has access to a full variety of backcountry experiences. Whether you are looking for an easy afternoon hike and a picnic along a lake, or whether you want to spend your vacation or summer camping, hiking, horseback riding, and exploring in the heart of the Rockies, you can base your adventure in one of our friendly small towns, camp in one of the several established campgrounds. MADISON COUNTY: Down in Southwest Montana, sharing a tiny portion of its southern border with Idaho is Madison County. This mountainous part of Montana is wedged between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, and its residents maintain their local traditions that are inspired by the natural landscape, like fishing, ranching, and all things outdoors. The county seat is Virginia City, an interesting place split between the historic and the contemporary. Half of the town contains a vibrant, current-day population, while the other half is an abandoned mining town, preserved as a slice of history and a window into the lives of settlers from the mid-1800s. While Virginia City is probably the countys largest touristic draw, the nearby town of Ennis is a delightful stop for passers-through, and is host to many annual events. Though it doesnt immediately border Yellowstone National Park, Madison County, and more specifically Ennis, can make a great base from which to explore the park. SOUTHWEST MONTANA ROCKHOUNDING Rockhounding is more than just a hobby; it is a lifestyle. There's a reason Montana is known as the Treasure State and that Southwest Montana where our claims are located is especially rich for gold and precious gems. Even today, you can tap into the euphoria of making a find in Montana. A century and a half ago, these hills crawled with prospectors lured by rich gold strikes. Aquamarine, sapphires, garnets, amethyst, smoky quartz, clear quartz scepters, jaspers, topaz, and even diamnonds are also to be found in this part of Montana. Because of such an availability of gems to be found, there are many Mineral and Gem Clubs throughout the state. The geology of Montana had a history of volcanic activity which is largely responsible for the wide variety of interesting rocks and minerals to be found here. MADISON COUNTY Madison County has some of the worlds best fly-fishing and endless other outdoor activities. Close enough to Yellowstone National Park to visit, but far enough to be away from the crowds, this county has something for everybody during all seasons throughout the year. Amazing mountain views, spectacular trout fishing, and Cowboy Culture are just a few reasons to visit Madison Valley. During the summer months, there are endless options for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, biking, and kayaking. The Big Sky Ski resort is an hour and half SE with all the winter activities. Nearby Willow Creek Reservoir is a fishing access site that also has camping. Fishing and boating may be enjoyed on the lake with a boat launch provided. MADISON VALLEY The Madison Valley where our claims are located, is an area rooted in farming and ranching with blue ribbon rivers, majestic mountain ranges, abundant wildlife, and small towns with rural values. Lewis and Clark crossed this scenic valley of majestic mountain ranges and the fabled Madison River in 1805, but not until 1864, shortly after gold was first discovered in the valley, did Madison County become part of Montana Territory. Today, rural and community values keep ranching as the main way of life in the Madison Valley. Through conservation, the Madison Valley has sustained productive agricultural land, healthy grasslands, and abundant wildlife. In addition to its old west charm, the Madison Valley has arguably the most superb fly-fishing waters in all the world and the Madison River may be our most glorious. Meriwether Lewis named the river in 1805 after James Madison, who was the US Secretary of State at the time. Starting in Yellowstone National Park, the river is 183 miles of perfectly moving riffles that are teaming with trout. Ennis is the base camp of the Madison Valley, a colorful town filled with fly anglers and ranchers, Ennis sits on the banks of the Madison River and is surrounded by 3 mountain ranges. BUYING PROCESS: To purchase my claim, the process would be, I would need your name(s) and mailing address, and which payment option you choose, where I would scan and email you a signed contract. Total price of $3500, that can be paid in one full payment where your o

MONTANA YELLOWSTONE 2 CREEKS TOBACCO ROOT MOUNTAINS MINING CLAIM OWNERSHIP OWNER FINANCING This is a legally registered, 20 acre gold and gem Mining Claim for sale, the Mill Creek Gold #12, with Mill Creek running thru the whole claim for over 660 feet and a 2nd creek branch thru it for another 660 feet. Yellowstone National Park is 2 hours southeast. Camp in meadow areas on the claim and by the creek. Unique to this claim is having a 2nd creek branch running thru it to double your gold prospecting potential. Gold prices are at an all time high of over $4000 per ounce. Upper and Lower Branham Lakes are just up the road for kayaking and more fishing as well as having a lakeside campground. 12 miles east of the quaint mountain town of Sheridan that has all the necessities. Ennis Lake is in the area and can be enjoyed year round including winter ice skating and ice fishing. Located in the Tobacco Root Mountains famous for gold prospecting and trout fishing. Located in a beautiful forest of pines and aspens. This area has the feel of the Old West where the Cowboy Culture still lives on. The TV show, American Gold: The Legend of Bear Gulch, on the Fox Business Channel, takes place in these same mountains. The TV series, Yellowstone with Kevin Costner, is filmed just West of this area. The movie, The River Runs Thru it, with Brad Pitt, was filmed not too far away. A great plus is having Yellowstone National Park less than a 2 hour drive South. The Willow Creek Reservoir with boating and fishing is also in the area. See further down the listing the Buying Process, my owner financing offered, and how to purchase my claim. See with the pictures maps and satellite views. Click on the top listing picture then arrow right to see all. We feel we are selling more than the gold and minerals on beautiful land. You would be acquiring an experience that will give you a good feel for what the old time prospectors must have felt during the days of the original Montana Gold Rush. A mining claim is an affordable way to enjoy the beauty of the land combined with the adventure of panning for gold. It is a good sign that there are other claims in this area being worked by experienced prospectors for years. The historic Missouri Mine once pulling in gold in the Montana Gold Rush is in the area. National Forests remained open at all times during the virus with a televised invitation by the Director for families to visit them as safe places for family recreation, making our mining claims some of the safest places for your family to enjoy and get away from all the nonsense. The Branham Lakes was named after the family of Tom Branham, one of the earliest miners and prospectors in Sheridan, Montana. Upper Branham Lake and Lower Branham Lake are 19 and 11 acre lakes located in scenic Madison County, Montana. The Branham Lakes are full of aggressive Brook Trout that are eager to take a fly or lure. There are ample shore fishing opportunities around the lake. The Branham Lakes Campground is a nice rustic campground on 3 acres. There is a day-use picnic area here, ADA accessible toilet, water in spring/summer, as well as a boat launch and fishing access area. The alpine meadows and views of the Tobacco Root mountains are majestic. The campgrounds six sites rest along the lakeshore, surrounding by the beauty of nature. TOWN OF SHERIDAN: Sheridan sits on the banks of the Ruby River, in the heart of the Ruby River Valley. Seven mountain ranges surround the Ruby River Valley: the Tobacco Root, the Highlands, the McCartney, the Pioneer, the Ruby, the Gravely, and the Snowcrest Mountains. As the heart of the Valley, Sheridan offers easy access to them all. Enjoy all of the hiking, hunting, camping, fishing, and backpacking that these majestic mountains have to offer while you stay in Sheridan. Although access to the Ruby River (especially around Sheridan) is limited, persevering anglers will be rewarded with prime fishing. From Sheridan, follow MT Highway 287 south to Alder, then take Upper Ruby Road to follow the entire length of the Ruby River, stopping to search for garnets at Ruby Reservoir, and camping in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. In addition to the cornucopia of outdoor activities, Sheridan is only a few miles from the historic locations of Nevada City and Virginia City. These two semi-ghost towns, some of the first in the territory, started as gold camps along Alder Creek. Today, many of the historic buildings have been restored, making them one of the most impressive historic ghost towns in the state. No visit to Southwest Montana is complete without a tour of Virginia and Nevada Cities, and Sheridan is the perfect place to stay while visiting them. Outdoor recreation resources in Montanas Greater Ruby Valley where this claim is located make for a sportsmans paradise and are the source of many a familys fondest memories. Fishing Ruby Valley in Madison County Montana, is in the heart of the best fly-fishing in the lower 48. Famous blue-ribbon trout streams, the Beaverhead, Big Hole, and Ruby Rivers have their confluence near the town of Twin Bridges, where they become the Jefferson River. Two of the top fly-rod makers in the country call Twin Bridges home, as do many highly qualified fishing outfitters/guides. Hiking, Horseback Trails & Camping Surrounded by 7 mountain ranges Tobacco Roots, Ruby Range, Gravelly Range, Green Horn, Snowcrest, Madison Range, and the Blacktail the greater Ruby Valley has access to a full variety of backcountry experiences. Whether you are looking for an easy afternoon hike and a picnic along a lake, or whether you want to spend your vacation or summer camping, hiking, horseback riding, and exploring in the heart of the Rockies, you can base your adventure in one of our friendly small towns, camp in one of the several established campgrounds. MADISON COUNTY: Down in Southwest Montana, sharing a tiny portion of its southern border with Idaho is Madison County. This mountainous part of Montana is wedged between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, and its residents maintain their local traditions that are inspired by the natural landscape, like fishing, ranching, and all things outdoors. The county seat is Virginia City, an interesting place split between the historic and the contemporary. Half of the town contains a vibrant, current-day population, while the other half is an abandoned mining town, preserved as a slice of history and a window into the lives of settlers from the mid-1800s. While Virginia City is probably the countys largest touristic draw, the nearby town of Ennis is a delightful stop for passers-through, and is host to many annual events. Though it doesnt immediately border Yellowstone National Park, Madison County, and more specifically Ennis, can make a great base from which to explore the park. SOUTHWEST MONTANA ROCKHOUNDING Rockhounding is more than just a hobby; it is a lifestyle. There's a reason Montana is known as the Treasure State and that Southwest Montana where our claims are located is especially rich for gold and precious gems. Even today, you can tap into the euphoria of making a find in Montana. A century and a half ago, these hills crawled with prospectors lured by rich gold strikes. Aquamarine, sapphires, garnets, amethyst, smoky quartz, clear quartz scepters, jaspers, topaz, and even diamnonds are also to be found in this part of Montana. Because of such an availability of gems to be found, there are many Mineral and Gem Clubs throughout the state. The geology of Montana had a history of volcanic activity which is largely responsible for the wide variety of interesting rocks and minerals to be found here. MADISON COUNTY Madison County has some of the worlds best fly-fishing and endless other outdoor activities. Close enough to Yellowstone National Park to visit, but far enough to be away from the crowds, this county has something for everybody during all seasons throughout the year. Amazing mountain views, spectacular trout fishing, and Cowboy Culture are just a few reasons to visit Madison Valley. During the summer months, there are endless options for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, biking, and kayaking. The Big Sky Ski resort is an hour and half SE with all the winter activities. Nearby Willow Creek Reservoir is a fishing access site that also has camping. Fishing and boating may be enjoyed on the lake with a boat launch provided. MADISON VALLEY The Madison Valley where our claims are located, is an area rooted in farming and ranching with blue ribbon rivers, majestic mountain ranges, abundant wildlife, and small towns with rural values. Lewis and Clark crossed this scenic valley of majestic mountain ranges and the fabled Madison River in 1805, but not until 1864, shortly after gold was first discovered in the valley, did Madison County become part of Montana Territory. Today, rural and community values keep ranching as the main way of life in the Madison Valley. Through conservation, the Madison Valley has sustained productive agricultural land, healthy grasslands, and abundant wildlife. In addition to its old west charm, the Madison Valley has arguably the most superb fly-fishing waters in all the world and the Madison River may be our most glorious. Meriwether Lewis named the river in 1805 after James Madison, who was the US Secretary of State at the time. Starting in Yellowstone National Park, the river is 183 miles of perfectly moving riffles that are teaming with trout. Ennis is the base camp of the Madison Valley, a colorful town filled with fly anglers and ranchers, Ennis sits on the banks of the Madison River and is surrounded by 3 mountain ranges. BUYING PROCESS: To purchase my claim, the process would be, I would need your name(s) and mailing address, and which payment option you choose, where I would scan and email you a signed contract. Total price of $3500, that can be paid in one full payment where your o

MONTANA YELLOWSTONE 2 CREEKS TOBACCO ROOT MOUNTAINS MINING CLAIM OWNERSHIP OWNER FINANCING This is a legally registered, 20 acre gold and gem Mining Claim for sale, the Mill Creek Gold #12, with Mill Creek running thru the whole claim for over 660 feet and a 2nd creek branch thru it for another 660 feet. Yellowstone National Park is 2 hours southeast. Camp in meadow areas on the claim and by the creek. Unique to this claim is having a 2nd creek branch running thru it to double your gold prospecting potential. Gold prices are at an all time high of over $4000 per ounce. Upper and Lower Branham Lakes are just up the road for kayaking and more fishing as well as having a lakeside campground. 12 miles east of the quaint mountain town of Sheridan that has all the necessities. Ennis Lake is in the area and can be enjoyed year round including winter ice skating and ice fishing. Located in the Tobacco Root Mountains famous for gold prospecting and trout fishing. Located in a beautiful forest of pines and aspens. This area has the feel of the Old West where the Cowboy Culture still lives on. The TV show, American Gold: The Legend of Bear Gulch, on the Fox Business Channel, takes place in these same mountains. The TV series, Yellowstone with Kevin Costner, is filmed just West of this area. The movie, The River Runs Thru it, with Brad Pitt, was filmed not too far away. A great plus is having Yellowstone National Park less than a 2 hour drive South. The Willow Creek Reservoir with boating and fishing is also in the area. See further down the listing the Buying Process, my owner financing offered, and how to purchase my claim. See with the pictures maps and satellite views. Click on the top listing picture then arrow right to see all. We feel we are selling more than the gold and minerals on beautiful land. You would be acquiring an experience that will give you a good feel for what the old time prospectors must have felt during the days of the original Montana Gold Rush. A mining claim is an affordable way to enjoy the beauty of the land combined with the adventure of panning for gold. It is a good sign that there are other claims in this area being worked by experienced prospectors for years. The historic Missouri Mine once pulling in gold in the Montana Gold Rush is in the area. National Forests remained open at all times during the virus with a televised invitation by the Director for families to visit them as safe places for family recreation, making our mining claims some of the safest places for your family to enjoy and get away from all the nonsense. The Branham Lakes was named after the family of Tom Branham, one of the earliest miners and prospectors in Sheridan, Montana. Upper Branham Lake and Lower Branham Lake are 19 and 11 acre lakes located in scenic Madison County, Montana. The Branham Lakes are full of aggressive Brook Trout that are eager to take a fly or lure. There are ample shore fishing opportunities around the lake. The Branham Lakes Campground is a nice rustic campground on 3 acres. There is a day-use picnic area here, ADA accessible toilet, water in spring/summer, as well as a boat launch and fishing access area. The alpine meadows and views of the Tobacco Root mountains are majestic. The campgrounds six sites rest along the lakeshore, surrounding by the beauty of nature. TOWN OF SHERIDAN: Sheridan sits on the banks of the Ruby River, in the heart of the Ruby River Valley. Seven mountain ranges surround the Ruby River Valley: the Tobacco Root, the Highlands, the McCartney, the Pioneer, the Ruby, the Gravely, and the Snowcrest Mountains. As the heart of the Valley, Sheridan offers easy access to them all. Enjoy all of the hiking, hunting, camping, fishing, and backpacking that these majestic mountains have to offer while you stay in Sheridan. Although access to the Ruby River (especially around Sheridan) is limited, persevering anglers will be rewarded with prime fishing. From Sheridan, follow MT Highway 287 south to Alder, then take Upper Ruby Road to follow the entire length of the Ruby River, stopping to search for garnets at Ruby Reservoir, and camping in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. In addition to the cornucopia of outdoor activities, Sheridan is only a few miles from the historic locations of Nevada City and Virginia City. These two semi-ghost towns, some of the first in the territory, started as gold camps along Alder Creek. Today, many of the historic buildings have been restored, making them one of the most impressive historic ghost towns in the state. No visit to Southwest Montana is complete without a tour of Virginia and Nevada Cities, and Sheridan is the perfect place to stay while visiting them. Outdoor recreation resources in Montanas Greater Ruby Valley where this claim is located make for a sportsmans paradise and are the source of many a familys fondest memories. Fishing Ruby Valley in Madison County Montana, is in the heart of the best fly-fishing in the lower 48. Famous blue-ribbon trout streams, the Beaverhead, Big Hole, and Ruby Rivers have their confluence near the town of Twin Bridges, where they become the Jefferson River. Two of the top fly-rod makers in the country call Twin Bridges home, as do many highly qualified fishing outfitters/guides. Hiking, Horseback Trails & Camping Surrounded by 7 mountain ranges Tobacco Roots, Ruby Range, Gravelly Range, Green Horn, Snowcrest, Madison Range, and the Blacktail the greater Ruby Valley has access to a full variety of backcountry experiences. Whether you are looking for an easy afternoon hike and a picnic along a lake, or whether you want to spend your vacation or summer camping, hiking, horseback riding, and exploring in the heart of the Rockies, you can base your adventure in one of our friendly small towns, camp in one of the several established campgrounds. MADISON COUNTY: Down in Southwest Montana, sharing a tiny portion of its southern border with Idaho is Madison County. This mountainous part of Montana is wedged between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, and its residents maintain their local traditions that are inspired by the natural landscape, like fishing, ranching, and all things outdoors. The county seat is Virginia City, an interesting place split between the historic and the contemporary. Half of the town contains a vibrant, current-day population, while the other half is an abandoned mining town, preserved as a slice of history and a window into the lives of settlers from the mid-1800s. While Virginia City is probably the countys largest touristic draw, the nearby town of Ennis is a delightful stop for passers-through, and is host to many annual events. Though it doesnt immediately border Yellowstone National Park, Madison County, and more specifically Ennis, can make a great base from which to explore the park. SOUTHWEST MONTANA ROCKHOUNDING Rockhounding is more than just a hobby; it is a lifestyle. There's a reason Montana is known as the Treasure State and that Southwest Montana where our claims are located is especially rich for gold and precious gems. Even today, you can tap into the euphoria of making a find in Montana. A century and a half ago, these hills crawled with prospectors lured by rich gold strikes. Aquamarine, sapphires, garnets, amethyst, smoky quartz, clear quartz scepters, jaspers, topaz, and even diamnonds are also to be found in this part of Montana. Because of such an availability of gems to be found, there are many Mineral and Gem Clubs throughout the state. The geology of Montana had a history of volcanic activity which is largely responsible for the wide variety of interesting rocks and minerals to be found here. MADISON COUNTY Madison County has some of the worlds best fly-fishing and endless other outdoor activities. Close enough to Yellowstone National Park to visit, but far enough to be away from the crowds, this county has something for everybody during all seasons throughout the year. Amazing mountain views, spectacular trout fishing, and Cowboy Culture are just a few reasons to visit Madison Valley. During the summer months, there are endless options for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, biking, and kayaking. The Big Sky Ski resort is an hour and half SE with all the winter activities. Nearby Willow Creek Reservoir is a fishing access site that also has camping. Fishing and boating may be enjoyed on the lake with a boat launch provided. MADISON VALLEY The Madison Valley where our claims are located, is an area rooted in farming and ranching with blue ribbon rivers, majestic mountain ranges, abundant wildlife, and small towns with rural values. Lewis and Clark crossed this scenic valley of majestic mountain ranges and the fabled Madison River in 1805, but not until 1864, shortly after gold was first discovered in the valley, did Madison County become part of Montana Territory. Today, rural and community values keep ranching as the main way of life in the Madison Valley. Through conservation, the Madison Valley has sustained productive agricultural land, healthy grasslands, and abundant wildlife. In addition to its old west charm, the Madison Valley has arguably the most superb fly-fishing waters in all the world and the Madison River may be our most glorious. Meriwether Lewis named the river in 1805 after James Madison, who was the US Secretary of State at the time. Starting in Yellowstone National Park, the river is 183 miles of perfectly moving riffles that are teaming with trout. Ennis is the base camp of the Madison Valley, a colorful town filled with fly anglers and ranchers, Ennis sits on the banks of the Madison River and is surrounded by 3 mountain ranges. BUYING PROCESS: To purchase my claim, the process would be, I would need your name(s) and mailing address, and which payment option you choose, where I would scan and email you a signed contract. Total price of $3500, that can be paid in one full payment where your o

MONTANA YELLOWSTONE 2 CREEKS TOBACCO ROOT MOUNTAINS MINING CLAIM OWNERSHIP OWNER FINANCING This is a legally registered, 20 acre gold and gem Mining Claim for sale, the Mill Creek Gold #12, with Mill Creek running thru the whole claim for over 660 feet and a 2nd creek branch thru it for another 660 feet. Yellowstone National Park is 2 hours southeast. Camp in meadow areas on the claim and by the creek. Unique to this claim is having a 2nd creek branch running thru it to double your gold prospecting potential. Gold prices are at an all time high of over $4000 per ounce. Upper and Lower Branham Lakes are just up the road for kayaking and more fishing as well as having a lakeside campground. 12 miles east of the quaint mountain town of Sheridan that has all the necessities. Ennis Lake is in the area and can be enjoyed year round including winter ice skating and ice fishing. Located in the Tobacco Root Mountains famous for gold prospecting and trout fishing. Located in a beautiful forest of pines and aspens. This area has the feel of the Old West where the Cowboy Culture still lives on. The TV show, American Gold: The Legend of Bear Gulch, on the Fox Business Channel, takes place in these same mountains. The TV series, Yellowstone with Kevin Costner, is filmed just West of this area. The movie, The River Runs Thru it, with Brad Pitt, was filmed not too far away. A great plus is having Yellowstone National Park less than a 2 hour drive South. The Willow Creek Reservoir with boating and fishing is also in the area. See further down the listing the Buying Process, my owner financing offered, and how to purchase my claim. See with the pictures maps and satellite views. Click on the top listing picture then arrow right to see all. We feel we are selling more than the gold and minerals on beautiful land. You would be acquiring an experience that will give you a good feel for what the old time prospectors must have felt during the days of the original Montana Gold Rush. A mining claim is an affordable way to enjoy the beauty of the land combined with the adventure of panning for gold. It is a good sign that there are other claims in this area being worked by experienced prospectors for years. The historic Missouri Mine once pulling in gold in the Montana Gold Rush is in the area. National Forests remained open at all times during the virus with a televised invitation by the Director for families to visit them as safe places for family recreation, making our mining claims some of the safest places for your family to enjoy and get away from all the nonsense. The Branham Lakes was named after the family of Tom Branham, one of the earliest miners and prospectors in Sheridan, Montana. Upper Branham Lake and Lower Branham Lake are 19 and 11 acre lakes located in scenic Madison County, Montana. The Branham Lakes are full of aggressive Brook Trout that are eager to take a fly or lure. There are ample shore fishing opportunities around the lake. The Branham Lakes Campground is a nice rustic campground on 3 acres. There is a day-use picnic area here, ADA accessible toilet, water in spring/summer, as well as a boat launch and fishing access area. The alpine meadows and views of the Tobacco Root mountains are majestic. The campgrounds six sites rest along the lakeshore, surrounding by the beauty of nature. TOWN OF SHERIDAN: Sheridan sits on the banks of the Ruby River, in the heart of the Ruby River Valley. Seven mountain ranges surround the Ruby River Valley: the Tobacco Root, the Highlands, the McCartney, the Pioneer, the Ruby, the Gravely, and the Snowcrest Mountains. As the heart of the Valley, Sheridan offers easy access to them all. Enjoy all of the hiking, hunting, camping, fishing, and backpacking that these majestic mountains have to offer while you stay in Sheridan. Although access to the Ruby River (especially around Sheridan) is limited, persevering anglers will be rewarded with prime fishing. From Sheridan, follow MT Highway 287 south to Alder, then take Upper Ruby Road to follow the entire length of the Ruby River, stopping to search for garnets at Ruby Reservoir, and camping in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. In addition to the cornucopia of outdoor activities, Sheridan is only a few miles from the historic locations of Nevada City and Virginia City. These two semi-ghost towns, some of the first in the territory, started as gold camps along Alder Creek. Today, many of the historic buildings have been restored, making them one of the most impressive historic ghost towns in the state. No visit to Southwest Montana is complete without a tour of Virginia and Nevada Cities, and Sheridan is the perfect place to stay while visiting them. Outdoor recreation resources in Montanas Greater Ruby Valley where this claim is located make for a sportsmans paradise and are the source of many a familys fondest memories. Fishing Ruby Valley in Madison County Montana, is in the heart of the best fly-fishing in the lower 48. Famous blue-ribbon trout streams, the Beaverhead, Big Hole, and Ruby Rivers have their confluence near the town of Twin Bridges, where they become the Jefferson River. Two of the top fly-rod makers in the country call Twin Bridges home, as do many highly qualified fishing outfitters/guides. Hiking, Horseback Trails & Camping Surrounded by 7 mountain ranges Tobacco Roots, Ruby Range, Gravelly Range, Green Horn, Snowcrest, Madison Range, and the Blacktail the greater Ruby Valley has access to a full variety of backcountry experiences. Whether you are looking for an easy afternoon hike and a picnic along a lake, or whether you want to spend your vacation or summer camping, hiking, horseback riding, and exploring in the heart of the Rockies, you can base your adventure in one of our friendly small towns, camp in one of the several established campgrounds. MADISON COUNTY: Down in Southwest Montana, sharing a tiny portion of its southern border with Idaho is Madison County. This mountainous part of Montana is wedged between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, and its residents maintain their local traditions that are inspired by the natural landscape, like fishing, ranching, and all things outdoors. The county seat is Virginia City, an interesting place split between the historic and the contemporary. Half of the town contains a vibrant, current-day population, while the other half is an abandoned mining town, preserved as a slice of history and a window into the lives of settlers from the mid-1800s. While Virginia City is probably the countys largest touristic draw, the nearby town of Ennis is a delightful stop for passers-through, and is host to many annual events. Though it doesnt immediately border Yellowstone National Park, Madison County, and more specifically Ennis, can make a great base from which to explore the park. SOUTHWEST MONTANA ROCKHOUNDING Rockhounding is more than just a hobby; it is a lifestyle. There's a reason Montana is known as the Treasure State and that Southwest Montana where our claims are located is especially rich for gold and precious gems. Even today, you can tap into the euphoria of making a find in Montana. A century and a half ago, these hills crawled with prospectors lured by rich gold strikes. Aquamarine, sapphires, garnets, amethyst, smoky quartz, clear quartz scepters, jaspers, topaz, and even diamnonds are also to be found in this part of Montana. Because of such an availability of gems to be found, there are many Mineral and Gem Clubs throughout the state. The geology of Montana had a history of volcanic activity which is largely responsible for the wide variety of interesting rocks and minerals to be found here. MADISON COUNTY Madison County has some of the worlds best fly-fishing and endless other outdoor activities. Close enough to Yellowstone National Park to visit, but far enough to be away from the crowds, this county has something for everybody during all seasons throughout the year. Amazing mountain views, spectacular trout fishing, and Cowboy Culture are just a few reasons to visit Madison Valley. During the summer months, there are endless options for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, biking, and kayaking. The Big Sky Ski resort is an hour and half SE with all the winter activities. Nearby Willow Creek Reservoir is a fishing access site that also has camping. Fishing and boating may be enjoyed on the lake with a boat launch provided. MADISON VALLEY The Madison Valley where our claims are located, is an area rooted in farming and ranching with blue ribbon rivers, majestic mountain ranges, abundant wildlife, and small towns with rural values. Lewis and Clark crossed this scenic valley of majestic mountain ranges and the fabled Madison River in 1805, but not until 1864, shortly after gold was first discovered in the valley, did Madison County become part of Montana Territory. Today, rural and community values keep ranching as the main way of life in the Madison Valley. Through conservation, the Madison Valley has sustained productive agricultural land, healthy grasslands, and abundant wildlife. In addition to its old west charm, the Madison Valley has arguably the most superb fly-fishing waters in all the world and the Madison River may be our most glorious. Meriwether Lewis named the river in 1805 after James Madison, who was the US Secretary of State at the time. Starting in Yellowstone National Park, the river is 183 miles of perfectly moving riffles that are teaming with trout. Ennis is the base camp of the Madison Valley, a colorful town filled with fly anglers and ranchers, Ennis sits on the banks of the Madison River and is surrounded by 3 mountain ranges. BUYING PROCESS: To purchase my claim, the process would be, I would need your name(s) and mailing address, and which payment option you choose, where I would scan and email you a signed contract. Total price of $3500, that can be paid in one full payment where your o

Extremely rare recreational property with South Boulder River frontage in the heart of the Tobacco Root Mountains bordering National Forest land with a leveled cabin site, fishing beyond compare, hunting, and mountain views you have to see to believe. This is an EXTREMELY RARE property right on the banks of the South Boulder River. It cant be stressed enough what an incredible find this unique opportunity is to own property right out in the heart of the Tobacco Root Mountains bordering tens of thousands of acres of National Forest lands. The Tobacco Root Mountains provide a mecca of recreation from its renown fishing on the South Boulder River and all its pristine high mountain lakes, to hiking the hundreds of miles of trails, to ATVing the jeep roads, to wildlife sightseeing and hunting, to climbing the mountain peaks and everything in between. The area has it all, and owning this fantastic property will put every bit of it right at the back door of the cabin in the mountains you always wanted to build. Youll want to order a copy of the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest Central map so you can plan your days and weeks of hiking, fishing, hunting, biking, and ATVing. The Montana mountain wildflowers here are phenomenal too. Theres so much to see and enjoy. The views are breathtaking, and the setting is one youll have to see and experience to believe. Build your cabin right near the edge of the South Boulder River where you can see the river and easily access the tumbling waters and hear the sounds of mother nature pouring by 24 hours a day/7 days a week. Or for now, just pull your camper in or put up your tent and start enjoying this amazing setting right away. You can fish for cutthroat and brook trout right in the river on your very own property then go up and down the river onto all the National Forest lands and keep right on fishing. The river pours right out of numerous high mountain lakes that are chock full of trout. Lakes like Brannan Lake, Sailor Lake, Lake Louise, Lost Cabin Lake, Globe Lake and more are all here to be fished and enjoyed. These are high mountain lakes that are pristine and picturesque with the mountain peaks jutting up right from their shores. Its the perfect background setting for your high mountain South Boulder River recreational property. And the property also has a fresh Montana mountain stream running right through it in addition to the river. Enjoy it all. This will be your legacy property you hand down for generations to come and your family will be glad you took advantage of this amazing opportunity when you did. Moose, elk, and mule deer call the property home, and the high mountain peaks hold mountain goats and even more wildlife. You can hunt the mountain slopes or just hike and take pictures and enjoy the wildlife both below and above tree line. The spruce, fir, and pine forests here provide cover and shade for your property, the streams, rivers, and lakes and the wildlife who live here. Being up at the higher elevations where the property sits, its cooler here than down in the valley bottoms in the summer too. And the cool splashing waters of the river and the shade of the trees all around you will provide even more comfort from those hot summer days. This is strictly an off the grid recreational property for summer and fall use as its way back in the mountains on a mountain road and gets too much snow for year-round living. Its certainly possible to snowmobile in during the winter and spring months to visit your property and the cabin you build for Christmas or New Years or a few weeks or weekends in between. Itll be that happy place you go for peace and solitude, and you wont want to leave once you get there. Where can you find a property like this with South Boulder River frontage bordering the National Forest with a leveled cabin site in the forest and such amazing fishing opportunities, hunting and mountains right outside your legacy property? The answer is right here. This opportunity isnt one youll want to miss or regret not taking advantage of.

Embrace the epitome of Montana living with this extraordinary property overlooking and set against the backdrop of the majestic Madison River. Located between Bozeman and Ennis, this offering is in the heart of all things recreation and boasts panoramic vistas of the river valley and surrounding Mountain Ranges.Entry to the property is via a Bureau of Land Management easement and over a recently built graveled road, offering excellent access that provides an unmatched combination of convenience and privacy. This parcel provides exclusive access to the Madison River through the neighboring BLM land and is surrounded by endless recreational opportunities, including world-class fishing, hunting, hiking, and skiing.This property also presents an outstanding location for a gun range tailored to a unique shooting experience. Its ideal topography, with a large natural backstop, ensures safety and security while providing noise insulation to the surrounding areas. The terrain offers long-range opportunities and accommodates a variety of shooting inclinations.Bordering a vast private land holding protected by a conservation easement, the adjacent property ensures both seclusion and the preservation of its pristine surroundings while fostering a sanctuary for an array of wildlife. The neighboring ranch's abundant deer, elk, and upland birds frequently traverse this property, offering a glimpse into the area's untamed beauty and providing tremendous hunting opportunities. With no covenants or restrictions and an electric utility easement, the possibilities for building your dream home or recreational retreat are truly boundless.

Charming Montana Cabin on 5 Horse-Friendly Acres with seasonal irrigation water! This adorable 820 square foot, two bed, one bath cabin is the perfect basecamp for year-round adventure in the Madison Valley! Set on 5 fully fenced acres with two loafing sheds and paddocks, it's ready for your horses and outdoor lifestyle. The home features beautiful walnut hickory hardwood floors and custom cabinetry in the primary bedroom, offering rustic charm with thoughtful finishes. A seasonal ditch runs through the property, and with paid water dues, youll have irrigation rights to keep your land green. After a day of fishing, hiking, or horseback riding, relax in the hot tub under Montana skies. There's also an RV hookup for guests or extended stays. Wildlife is abundant, and recreation is all aroundjust a short drive to Varney, Burnt Tree, or Eight Mile fishing access points, Axolotl Lakes, Haypress Lakes, Ennis Lake, and thousands of acres of public land for hunting, riding, snow machining, and more. Only approximately ten miles from the vibrant town of Ennis with restaurants, shops, a new grocery store, hospital and clinic, movie theater, and bowling alley. Bozeman, Big Sky, Yellowstone National Park, and Island Park, Idaho are all about an hour away. Dont miss your chance to own this cozy, well-located getaway in the heart of southwest Montana! Contact the listing agent for a showing! Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyers and their agents to verify all information to their level of satisfaction.

The Ennis Lake Point Ranch is comprised of 313 acres in a single contiguous block of private land. Located just west of McAllister, 5 miles north of Ennis, and 45 miles southwest of Bozeman. Borders directly on Ennis Lake, has a 3 acre private reservoir, and miles of spring creeks. The Madison River feeds Ennis Lake, and is one of the most prized fly fishing rivers in the west. Improvements include a ranch home, shops, and a small historic log cabin structure on the reservoir. Water rights include roughly 100 acre-feet of rights, and 190 shares of West Madison Canal Company. The ranchs flat bluffs overlook Ennis Lake and the ranchs wildlife rich creek bottoms. Postcard views of both the Madison Range to the east and the Tabacco Root Mountains to the west. Valuable natural grazing for livestock, with irrigated pasture or cropland a possibility also. Great development potential, with no zoning in place to restrict possible uses.

The Ennis Lake Point Ranch is comprised of 313 acres in a single contiguous block of private land. Located just west of McAllister, 5 miles north of Ennis, and 45 miles southwest of Bozeman. Borders directly on Ennis Lake, has a 3 acre private reservoir, and miles of spring creeks. The Madison River feeds Ennis Lake, and is one of the most prized fly fishing rivers in the west. Improvements include a ranch home, shops, and a small historic log cabin structure on the reservoir. Water rights include roughly 100 acre-feet of rights, and 190 shares of West Madison Canal Company. The ranchs flat bluffs overlook Ennis Lake and the ranchs wildlife rich creek bottoms. Postcard views of both the Madison Range to the east and the Tabacco Root Mountains to the west. Valuable natural grazing for livestock, with irrigated pasture or cropland a possibility also. Great development potential, with no zoning in place to restrict possible uses.

The Ennis Lake Point Ranch is comprised of 313 acres in a single contiguous block of private land. Located just west of McAllister, 5 miles north of Ennis, and 45 miles southwest of Bozeman. Borders directly on Ennis Lake, has a 3 acre private reservoir, and miles of spring creeks. The Madison River feeds Ennis Lake, and is one of the most prized fly fishing rivers in the west. Improvements include a ranch home, shops, and a small historic log cabin structure on the reservoir. Water rights include roughly 100 acre-feet of rights, and 190 shares of West Madison Canal Company. The ranchs flat bluffs overlook Ennis Lake and the ranchs wildlife rich creek bottoms. Postcard views of both the Madison Range to the east and the Tabacco Root Mountains to the west. Valuable natural grazing for livestock, with irrigated pasture or cropland a possibility also. Great development potential, with no zoning in place to restrict possible uses.

The Ennis Lake Point Ranch is comprised of 313 acres in a single contiguous block of private land. Located just west of McAllister, 5 miles north of Ennis, and 45 miles southwest of Bozeman. Borders directly on Ennis Lake, has a 3 acre private reservoir, and miles of spring creeks. The Madison River feeds Ennis Lake, and is one of the most prized fly fishing rivers in the west. Improvements include a ranch home, shops, and a small historic log cabin structure on the reservoir. Water rights include roughly 100 acre-feet of rights, and 190 shares of West Madison Canal Company. The ranchs flat bluffs overlook Ennis Lake and the ranchs wildlife rich creek bottoms. Postcard views of both the Madison Range to the east and the Tabacco Root Mountains to the west. Valuable natural grazing for livestock, with irrigated pasture or cropland a possibility also. Great development potential, with no zoning in place to restrict possible uses.

The Ennis Lake Point Ranch is comprised of 313 acres in a single contiguous block of private land. Located just west of McAllister, 5 miles north of Ennis, and 45 miles southwest of Bozeman. Borders directly on Ennis Lake, has a 3 acre private reservoir, and miles of spring creeks. The Madison River feeds Ennis Lake, and is one of the most prized fly fishing rivers in the west. Improvements include a ranch home, shops, and a small historic log cabin structure on the reservoir. Water rights include roughly 100 acre-feet of rights, and 190 shares of West Madison Canal Company. The ranchs flat bluffs overlook Ennis Lake and the ranchs wildlife rich creek bottoms. Postcard views of both the Madison Range to the east and the Tabacco Root Mountains to the west. Valuable natural grazing for livestock, with irrigated pasture or cropland a possibility also. Great development potential, with no zoning in place to restrict possible uses.

The Ennis Lake Point Ranch is comprised of 313 acres in a single contiguous block of private land. Located just west of McAllister, 5 miles north of Ennis, and 45 miles southwest of Bozeman. Borders directly on Ennis Lake, has a 3 acre private reservoir, and miles of spring creeks. The Madison River feeds Ennis Lake, and is one of the most prized fly fishing rivers in the west. Improvements include a ranch home, shops, and a small historic log cabin structure on the reservoir. Water rights include roughly 100 acre-feet of rights, and 190 shares of West Madison Canal Company. The ranchs flat bluffs overlook Ennis Lake and the ranchs wildlife rich creek bottoms. Postcard views of both the Madison Range to the east and the Tabacco Root Mountains to the west. Valuable natural grazing for livestock, with irrigated pasture or cropland a possibility also. Great development potential, with no zoning in place to restrict possible uses.

The Ennis Lake Point Ranch is comprised of 313 acres in a single contiguous block of private land. Located just west of McAllister, 5 miles north of Ennis, and 45 miles southwest of Bozeman. Borders directly on Ennis Lake, has a 3 acre private reservoir, and miles of spring creeks. The Madison River feeds Ennis Lake, and is one of the most prized fly fishing rivers in the west. Improvements include a ranch home, shops, and a small historic log cabin structure on the reservoir. Water rights include roughly 100 acre-feet of rights, and 190 shares of West Madison Canal Company. The ranchs flat bluffs overlook Ennis Lake and the ranchs wildlife rich creek bottoms. Postcard views of both the Madison Range to the east and the Tabacco Root Mountains to the west. Valuable natural grazing for livestock, with irrigated pasture or cropland a possibility also. Great development potential, with no zoning in place to restrict possible uses.

The Ennis Lake Point Ranch is comprised of 313 acres in a single contiguous block of private land. Located just west of McAllister, 5 miles north of Ennis, and 45 miles southwest of Bozeman. Borders directly on Ennis Lake, has a 3 acre private reservoir, and miles of spring creeks. The Madison River feeds Ennis Lake, and is one of the most prized fly fishing rivers in the west. Improvements include a ranch home, shops, and a small historic log cabin structure on the reservoir. Water rights include roughly 100 acre-feet of rights, and 190 shares of West Madison Canal Company. The ranchs flat bluffs overlook Ennis Lake and the ranchs wildlife rich creek bottoms. Postcard views of both the Madison Range to the east and the Tabacco Root Mountains to the west. Valuable natural grazing for livestock, with irrigated pasture or cropland a possibility also. Great development potential, with no zoning in place to restrict possible uses.

The Ennis Lake Point Ranch is comprised of 313 acres in a single contiguous block of private land. Located just west of McAllister, 5 miles north of Ennis, and 45 miles southwest of Bozeman. Borders directly on Ennis Lake, has a 3 acre private reservoir, and miles of spring creeks. The Madison River feeds Ennis Lake, and is one of the most prized fly fishing rivers in the west. Improvements include a ranch home, shops, and a small historic log cabin structure on the reservoir. Water rights include roughly 100 acre-feet of rights, and 190 shares of West Madison Canal Company. The ranchs flat bluffs overlook Ennis Lake and the ranchs wildlife rich creek bottoms. Postcard views of both the Madison Range to the east and the Tabacco Root Mountains to the west. Valuable natural grazing for livestock, with irrigated pasture or cropland a possibility also. Great development potential, with no zoning in place to restrict possible uses.

The Ennis Lake Point Ranch is comprised of 313 acres in a single contiguous block of private land. Located just west of McAllister, 5 miles north of Ennis, and 45 miles southwest of Bozeman. Borders directly on Ennis Lake, has a 3 acre private reservoir, and miles of spring creeks. The Madison River feeds Ennis Lake, and is one of the most prized fly fishing rivers in the west. Improvements include a ranch home, shops, and a small historic log cabin structure on the reservoir. Water rights include roughly 100 acre-feet of rights, and 190 shares of West Madison Canal Company. The ranchs flat bluffs overlook Ennis Lake and the ranchs wildlife rich creek bottoms. Postcard views of both the Madison Range to the east and the Tabacco Root Mountains to the west. Valuable natural grazing for livestock, with irrigated pasture or cropland a possibility also. Great development potential, with no zoning in place to restrict possible uses.

The Ennis Lake Point Ranch is comprised of 313 acres in a single contiguous block of private land. Located just west of McAllister, 5 miles north of Ennis, and 45 miles southwest of Bozeman. Borders directly on Ennis Lake, has a 3 acre private reservoir, and miles of spring creeks. The Madison River feeds Ennis Lake, and is one of the most prized fly fishing rivers in the west. Improvements include a ranch home, shops, and a small historic log cabin structure on the reservoir. Water rights include roughly 100 acre-feet of rights, and 190 shares of West Madison Canal Company. The ranchs flat bluffs overlook Ennis Lake and the ranchs wildlife rich creek bottoms. Postcard views of both the Madison Range to the east and the Tabacco Root Mountains to the west. Valuable natural grazing for livestock, with irrigated pasture or cropland a possibility also. Great development potential, with no zoning in place to restrict possible uses.

The Ennis Lake Point Ranch is comprised of 313 acres in a single contiguous block of private land. Located just west of McAllister, 5 miles north of Ennis, and 45 miles southwest of Bozeman. Borders directly on Ennis Lake, has a 3 acre private reservoir, and miles of spring creeks. The Madison River feeds Ennis Lake, and is one of the most prized fly fishing rivers in the west. Improvements include a ranch home, shops, and a small historic log cabin structure on the reservoir. Water rights include roughly 100 acre-feet of rights, and 190 shares of West Madison Canal Company. The ranchs flat bluffs overlook Ennis Lake and the ranchs wildlife rich creek bottoms. Postcard views of both the Madison Range to the east and the Tabacco Root Mountains to the west. Valuable natural grazing for livestock, with irrigated pasture or cropland a possibility also. Great development potential, with no zoning in place to restrict possible uses.