Dave and Hunter Harrigan
“Live and work with the utmost honesty, integrity and purpose” is the high standard of the Harrigan Land Company. This “client-first” philosophy has served it well since its inception in 1992, evidenced by many successfully brokered transactions and a host of satisfied customers.
$4,575,000 • 3,532 acres
- 3,532 deeded acres - Several miles of Nutrias Creek & 15 ponds - Water rights to irrigate 195+/- acres & several hundred acres of improved pasture - Excellent hunting with annual elk & deer tags - Well-kept home, storage barn, & historic buildings - Located 35 miles south of the Colorado border between Chama & Santa Fe
- 3,532 deeded acres - Several miles of Nutrias Creek & 15 ponds - Water rights to irrigate 195+/- acres & several hundred acres of improved pasture - Excellent hunting with annual elk & deer tags - Well-kept home, storage barn, & historic buildings - Located 35 miles south of the Colorado border between Chama & Santa Fe
$8,950,000 • 1,937 acres
- 1,937 deeded acres - Excellent hunting, equestrian, or family ranch - Several springs, ponds, & Tierra Amarilla Creek - Excellent hunting with annual elk & deer tags - Improvement include: owners home, guest house, barn, carriage house, & more - Located between Chama & Santa Fe
- 1,937 deeded acres - Excellent hunting, equestrian, or family ranch - Several springs, ponds, & Tierra Amarilla Creek - Excellent hunting with annual elk & deer tags - Improvement include: owners home, guest house, barn, carriage house, & more - Located between Chama & Santa Fe
$16,500,000 • 20,000 acres
- 20,000 total acres (15,184+/- deeded acres) - Outstanding hunting, fishing, & cattle ranch - Six named creeks, 40-acre lake, & water rights to irrigate up to 1,400 acres - Trophy elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, & big horn sheep - Good roads, fencing/cross fencing, corrals, barn, & historic residences
- 20,000 total acres (15,184+/- deeded acres) - Outstanding hunting, fishing, & cattle ranch - Six named creeks, 40-acre lake, & water rights to irrigate up to 1,400 acres - Trophy elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, & big horn sheep - Good roads, fencing/cross fencing, corrals, barn, & historic residences
$25,500,000 • 17,520 acres
One of the best all-around hunting ranches in the Rocky Mountains, Citadel Ranch in southern Colorado is 17,520 acres (14,800+/- deeded) of incredible habitat for elk, mule deer, antelope, black bear, mountain lion, turkey and even the coveted bighorn sheep. Stretching from the 6800-foot sweeping grasslands in the east to over 10,000 feet on the forested slopes of Silver Mountain in the west, this ranch encompasses numerous life zones that are perfectly suited to an abundance of wildlife that is simply amazing. What’s more, its copious water resources, mild climate, development potential, easy accessibility and proven ranching record all add up to make Citadel Ranch a rare Colorado property that truly “has it all.”
One of the best all-around hunting ranches in the Rocky Mountains, Citadel Ranch in southern Colorado is 17,520 acres (14,800+/- deeded) of incredible habitat for elk, mule deer, antelope, black bear, mountain lion, turkey and even the coveted bighorn sheep. Stretching from the 6800-foot sweeping grasslands in the east to over 10,000 feet on the forested slopes of Silver Mountain in the west, this ranch encompasses numerous life zones that are perfectly suited to an abundance of wildlife that is simply amazing. What’s more, its copious water resources, mild climate, development potential, easy accessibility and proven ranching record all add up to make Citadel Ranch a rare Colorado property that truly “has it all.”
$2,200,000 • 383 acres
Whether your interest lies in horses, trout fishing, birding or even golf, the recreation-rich Thunder Ranch in northern New Mexico is a mountain retreat tailored to the passions of your life. Tucked away in a quiet valley not far from both Taos and Santa Fe, Thunder Ranch boasts a mild climate, mountain grandeur and excellent year-round access.
Whether your interest lies in horses, trout fishing, birding or even golf, the recreation-rich Thunder Ranch in northern New Mexico is a mountain retreat tailored to the passions of your life. Tucked away in a quiet valley not far from both Taos and Santa Fe, Thunder Ranch boasts a mild climate, mountain grandeur and excellent year-round access.
$14,950,000 • 29,142 acres
“World-class” is no exaggeration when describing the exceptional trophy elk hunting on the renowned Southern Cross Ranch in west-central New Mexico. On the Southern Cross Ranch, geography, genetics and habitat have combined to create an entire ecosystem that produces some of the largest bull elk on the planet. The Southern Cross is indeed a “land of giants” well-known for amazing numbers of 350- to 400-class bulls that have free access to its 29,142 acres (18,535 deeded). Simply put, the Southern Cross controls over 45 square miles of the finest trophy elk habitat anywhere.
“World-class” is no exaggeration when describing the exceptional trophy elk hunting on the renowned Southern Cross Ranch in west-central New Mexico. On the Southern Cross Ranch, geography, genetics and habitat have combined to create an entire ecosystem that produces some of the largest bull elk on the planet. The Southern Cross is indeed a “land of giants” well-known for amazing numbers of 350- to 400-class bulls that have free access to its 29,142 acres (18,535 deeded). Simply put, the Southern Cross controls over 45 square miles of the finest trophy elk habitat anywhere.
$2,200,000 • 132 acres
| 132 acres on the White River | | 1/4 of world-class trout fishing | | Senior water rights irrigating nearly 100 acres | | Historic barn, bunkhouse, corals, & more | | Minutes from Meeker, CO |
| 132 acres on the White River | | 1/4 of world-class trout fishing | | Senior water rights irrigating nearly 100 acres | | Historic barn, bunkhouse, corals, & more | | Minutes from Meeker, CO |
$3,250,000 • 478 acres
|478 acres between Denver & Colorado Springs | | Valuable water rights | | Diverse topography | | Elk, mule deer, & antelope | | Year-round access & mountain views | | Excellent horse property, recreational ranch, & development opportunity |
|478 acres between Denver & Colorado Springs | | Valuable water rights | | Diverse topography | | Elk, mule deer, & antelope | | Year-round access & mountain views | | Excellent horse property, recreational ranch, & development opportunity |
$5,950,000 • 1,388 acres
- 1,388 deeded ac. adjoining national forest - - 250 irrigated ac., 1.5 miles of creek, & 2 ponds - - Excellent elk & trophy mule deer hunting - - Ranch house, manager’s house, bunkhouse, barn, corrals, & outbuildings - - 40 minutes from Steamboat Springs & 1 hour from Vail - One of Colorado’s best-kept secrets is the Upper Yampa River valley southwest of Steamboat Springs. Here, classic Western vistas sweep over lush grasslands that rise to the snow-fringed Little Flat Tops, which nourish this valley with abundant water. In the heart of all this magnificent scenery lies the Broken Bone Ranch, 1388 acres strong, and which embodies the best of this secluded valley. At Broken Bone Ranch, big game hunting, trout fishing and agricultural production create a property laden with possibilities as broad as the skies of northwestern Colorado. Situated at about 8000 feet, Broken Bone Ranch is sheltered in the quiet valley of South Hunt Creek, about six miles west of the ranching community of Yampa, and only 40 minutes south of Steamboat Springs. Well-watered from over 17 CFS of water rights and 236 shares of Allen Basin Reservoir stock, Broken Bone Ranch is an emerald gem of rich irrigated grassland set beneath aspen- and sagebrush-dotted hillsides. With 250 irrigated acres, the ranch is a strong hay producer and cattle find excellent pasture on the rest of the ranch. Big game find much to their liking at Broken Bone Ranch as well. Trophy mule deer and a portion of the nation’s largest elk herd frequent the rich bottomlands of South Hunt Creek or range freely in the adjacent hills. Since the ranch adjoins both BLM and USFS land, the hunting opportunities here literally stretch for miles. Elk tags are available over the counter and the ranch qualifies for landowner mule deer tags. Broken Bone Ranch affords excellent potential as a fishing property. With six adjudicated springs, 1.5 miles of South Hunt Creek and four ponds, ample water is available for developing. South Hunt Creek is a small stream that could be enhanced with pools to hold larger trout, and one of the ponds already supports a trout population. A network of lunker-producing ponds can readily be envisioned at Broken Bone Ranch. With a long history as a well-kept ranch, the ranch’s present improvements include a fine owner’s home, a guest or manager’s house, a rustic cabin, barn, shop and corrals. The views from all areas of the ranch are priceless, especially when fall lights up the aspens at the foot of the Little Flat Tops. Recreational opportunities beyond the boundaries of Broken Bone Ranch are rich. Fishing is outstanding in numerous reservoirs on the Little Flat Tops, and the productive tailwater fishery of Stagecoach Reservoir is only minutes away. The adjacent Routt National Forest and nearby Flattops Wilderness Area offer hiking and horseback riding opportunities to last a lifetime. And not many ranches can boast not one, but two world-class ski resorts within an hour’s drive; Steamboat Springs is only 40 minutes to the north and Vail/Beaver Creek only 60 minutes to the south. Broken Bone Ranch is easily accessed by State Highway 131 and county roads year-round. In addition, the jet-capable airport at Hayden is only about an hour distant, connecting with Denver International Airport and the rest of the world. At Broken Bone Ranch, “getting away from it all” is readily accessible! Harrigan Land Company thinks that the Broken Bone Ranch is one of Colorado’s best all-around ranch prospects, with solid production, hunting, fishing and recreational potential. If you’ve missed a visit to this lovely part of state, we’d love to help you, too, experience the many charms of a secret place that others may have overlooked.
- 1,388 deeded ac. adjoining national forest - - 250 irrigated ac., 1.5 miles of creek, & 2 ponds - - Excellent elk & trophy mule deer hunting - - Ranch house, manager’s house, bunkhouse, barn, corrals, & outbuildings - - 40 minutes from Steamboat Springs & 1 hour from Vail - One of Colorado’s best-kept secrets is the Upper Yampa River valley southwest of Steamboat Springs. Here, classic Western vistas sweep over lush grasslands that rise to the snow-fringed Little Flat Tops, which nourish this valley with abundant water. In the heart of all this magnificent scenery lies the Broken Bone Ranch, 1388 acres strong, and which embodies the best of this secluded valley. At Broken Bone Ranch, big game hunting, trout fishing and agricultural production create a property laden with possibilities as broad as the skies of northwestern Colorado. Situated at about 8000 feet, Broken Bone Ranch is sheltered in the quiet valley of South Hunt Creek, about six miles west of the ranching community of Yampa, and only 40 minutes south of Steamboat Springs. Well-watered from over 17 CFS of water rights and 236 shares of Allen Basin Reservoir stock, Broken Bone Ranch is an emerald gem of rich irrigated grassland set beneath aspen- and sagebrush-dotted hillsides. With 250 irrigated acres, the ranch is a strong hay producer and cattle find excellent pasture on the rest of the ranch. Big game find much to their liking at Broken Bone Ranch as well. Trophy mule deer and a portion of the nation’s largest elk herd frequent the rich bottomlands of South Hunt Creek or range freely in the adjacent hills. Since the ranch adjoins both BLM and USFS land, the hunting opportunities here literally stretch for miles. Elk tags are available over the counter and the ranch qualifies for landowner mule deer tags. Broken Bone Ranch affords excellent potential as a fishing property. With six adjudicated springs, 1.5 miles of South Hunt Creek and four ponds, ample water is available for developing. South Hunt Creek is a small stream that could be enhanced with pools to hold larger trout, and one of the ponds already supports a trout population. A network of lunker-producing ponds can readily be envisioned at Broken Bone Ranch. With a long history as a well-kept ranch, the ranch’s present improvements include a fine owner’s home, a guest or manager’s house, a rustic cabin, barn, shop and corrals. The views from all areas of the ranch are priceless, especially when fall lights up the aspens at the foot of the Little Flat Tops. Recreational opportunities beyond the boundaries of Broken Bone Ranch are rich. Fishing is outstanding in numerous reservoirs on the Little Flat Tops, and the productive tailwater fishery of Stagecoach Reservoir is only minutes away. The adjacent Routt National Forest and nearby Flattops Wilderness Area offer hiking and horseback riding opportunities to last a lifetime. And not many ranches can boast not one, but two world-class ski resorts within an hour’s drive; Steamboat Springs is only 40 minutes to the north and Vail/Beaver Creek only 60 minutes to the south. Broken Bone Ranch is easily accessed by State Highway 131 and county roads year-round. In addition, the jet-capable airport at Hayden is only about an hour distant, connecting with Denver International Airport and the rest of the world. At Broken Bone Ranch, “getting away from it all” is readily accessible! Harrigan Land Company thinks that the Broken Bone Ranch is one of Colorado’s best all-around ranch prospects, with solid production, hunting, fishing and recreational potential. If you’ve missed a visit to this lovely part of state, we’d love to help you, too, experience the many charms of a secret place that others may have overlooked.
$1,950,000 • 686 acres
- 686 acres in Wyoming’s famed Elk Area 7 - Controlling access to thousands of acres of adjacent national forest - Pound for pound, one of the best elk hunting ranches available - Annual landowner elk and deer tags - Well-kept hunting cabin, creek, & mountain views - Excellent hunting property just over one hour from Casper, WY
- 686 acres in Wyoming’s famed Elk Area 7 - Controlling access to thousands of acres of adjacent national forest - Pound for pound, one of the best elk hunting ranches available - Annual landowner elk and deer tags - Well-kept hunting cabin, creek, & mountain views - Excellent hunting property just over one hour from Casper, WY
$4,950,000 • 518 acres
Learn more here http://www.harriganland.com/property/canones-creek-ranch-new-mexico/ - 518 acres on the Chama River - 1.25 miles of both sides of the Chama River - Two trout filled ponds - Water rights capable of irrigating over 300 acres - Ranch home, apartment, & historic barn - Abundant elk, mule deer, & turkey Dont tell a soul, but one of New Mexico's best trout fishing secrets lies in the heart of the Chama Valley between Santa Fe and Pagosa Springs, Colorado. Caones Creek Ranch brims with trout fishing possibilities in five lunker-filled ponds and 1.25 miles of the productive Chama River. Including the amenities of two homes and superb year-round access, this may be the finest New Mexico fishing property on the market today.
Learn more here http://www.harriganland.com/property/canones-creek-ranch-new-mexico/ - 518 acres on the Chama River - 1.25 miles of both sides of the Chama River - Two trout filled ponds - Water rights capable of irrigating over 300 acres - Ranch home, apartment, & historic barn - Abundant elk, mule deer, & turkey Dont tell a soul, but one of New Mexico's best trout fishing secrets lies in the heart of the Chama Valley between Santa Fe and Pagosa Springs, Colorado. Caones Creek Ranch brims with trout fishing possibilities in five lunker-filled ponds and 1.25 miles of the productive Chama River. Including the amenities of two homes and superb year-round access, this may be the finest New Mexico fishing property on the market today.
$25,000,000 • 16,309 acres
Broken Butt Ranch New Mexico: Never before offered on the market, the Broken Butt Ranch in northern New Mexico easily qualifies as one of the largest remaining elk-rich mountain ranches in the state. The ranch’s 16,309 deeded acres lie squarely in the path of a major elk migration route between the high San Juan Mountains and the wintering grounds of New Mexico, and guarantees a healthy population of animals during hunting season. With impressive size, superb habitat and excellent year-round access, Broken Butt Ranch has an unexaggerated potential as a big game hunting property of national significance.
Broken Butt Ranch New Mexico: Never before offered on the market, the Broken Butt Ranch in northern New Mexico easily qualifies as one of the largest remaining elk-rich mountain ranches in the state. The ranch’s 16,309 deeded acres lie squarely in the path of a major elk migration route between the high San Juan Mountains and the wintering grounds of New Mexico, and guarantees a healthy population of animals during hunting season. With impressive size, superb habitat and excellent year-round access, Broken Butt Ranch has an unexaggerated potential as a big game hunting property of national significance.
