Shared/ Seasonal Grazing allotment plus deeded acreage. EL Rito Allotment is 88 +/- deeded acres with a +/- 38,000 acre forest allotment for cattle grazing. The 88 deeded acres has a new well, drinker and electricity. The grazing allotment allows up to 130 head (depending on year) for 6 months grazing located within approximately 20 minutes from Grants accessible by paved roads. Great seasonal grazing opportunity!

Lago Vista Ranch presents a rare opportunity to own a versatile property that serves as both a productive cattle ranch, an exceptional recreational retreat. The ranch offers strong grazing potential, with added upside for lake-shore development. Ideal for waterfowl, quail, & Big Game hunting, the property also features historic ruins & ; expansive open country, making it well-suited for ranching, recreation, or a long-term legacy investment.

White Mountain Wilderness Elk Ranch matters because it gives the next owner something that is getting harder to find in the West: a large, usable New Mexico ranch with direct access to wilderness, strong elk country, meaningful improvements, and the kind of ground that can be enjoyed, worked, and cared for over time. This 6,763± acre ranch sits in the heart of respected elk country in GMU 36, where the area's reputation has been built over years, not hype. The ranch carries a strong mix of timber, meadows, canyons, and open country that creates both visual depth and practical function. It is the kind of country where wildlife moves naturally, where the terrain gives animals cover and feed, and where a rancher or hunter can appreciate how the land lays together. One of the defining strengths of this offering is its relationship to the surrounding public land. The ranch adjoins an extraordinary stretch of wild country and provides direct access into the White Mountain Wilderness, with a strong connection to the greater Lincoln National Forest landscape. That matters because the ranch does not stop at its boundary lines in the way many properties do. It has the feel of a much larger holding, with room to ride, hunt, and explore straight from the deeded acres into country that still feels open, remote, and intact. For the buyer focused on elk, this is serious habitat. The timber, meadows, water, and relief all work together to support the kind of environment elk want to use. The ranch is not just scenic ground; it is functional wildlife ground. In a market where many properties talk about hunting value in broad terms, this ranch offers the kind of setting experienced buyers recognize when they step onto it. The improvements add real utility. This is not a blank slate. The ranch includes infrastructure that supports recreation, guest use, ranch management, and livestock operations. Water resources, ponds, pasture ground, and supporting ranch improvements give the property versatility while also reinforcing the wildlife habitat that makes it special. A new owner is stepping into a ranch with an established foundation rather than starting from scratch. That flexibility is part of what makes the property appealing. White Mountain Wilderness Elk Ranch could serve as a private family retreat, a premier hunting ranch, a recreational base, or a working livestock property with strong sporting value. It is a ranch that gives an owner options without losing its identity. The location also strikes a balance that many buyers are after. The ranch feels private and removed, yet it remains accessible to both Ruidoso and Carrizozo. That combination of seclusion and convenience supports long-term use, whether the goal is family time, hosting guests, ranch operations, or simply having a place that can be reached and enjoyed without unnecessary complication. At its core, White Mountain Wilderness Elk Ranch is a stewardship property. It is for the buyer who values direct wilderness access, productive elk habitat, practical ranch infrastructure, and the responsibility that comes with owning a place with this kind of character. This ranch offers the chance to own not just acreage, but a piece of New Mexico that can be protected, enjoyed, and passed forward.

5,110± acres for sale in Chaves County, New Mexico, ideal for cattle ranching, with stunning terrain, water, wildlife, and improvements.

Welcome to Dry Creek Ranch - A Well-Improved Working Ranch in Weed, NM. Dry Creek Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a productive and well-maintained cattle and hunting ranch in the scenic Sacramento Mountains of southern New Mexico. With a blend of solid infrastructure, water security, and recreational appeal, this ranch is ideal for both ranchers and outdoor enthusiasts. The ranch is divided into three pastures, allowing for efficient livestock management and rotational grazing. The ranch has 492± deeded acres and is complimented by 3,069± acres of leased U.S. Forest Service land, allotted for 75 cow/calf pairs year-round. The ranch is equipped with an impressive water infrastructure, including two wells. Water is distributed to 10± tanks across the ranch via approximately 5 to 7 miles of underground pipeline. Upgraded well houses feature automated and redundant water systems to ensure consistent and reliable delivery throughout the property. The charming ranch house measures 1,503 square feet and includes 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, offering comfort and functionality with a heat pump and water softener. A propane-powered backup generator provides peace of mind and uninterrupted operation. Additional improvements include a metal barn for hay and equipment storage and working pens designed for efficient cattle handling. For guests, workers, or additional accommodations, the ranch is outfitted with two full RV hookups, adding flexibility and convenience. Located in New Mexico Hunting Unit 34, Dry Creek Ranch is home to abundant wildlife including elk, deer, oryx, Barbary sheep, and more. The property is eligible for elk tags, making it a desirable location for hunting and recreation. Whether you're seeking a turn-key cattle operation, a multi-use recreational ranch, or a peaceful mountain retreat, Dry Creek Ranch delivers a unique and valuable combination of productivity, infrastructure, and natural beauty. About Weed, New Mexico Weed, New Mexico is a small, unincorporated community nestled in the Sacramento Mountains of Otero County. Surrounded by the Lincoln National Forest, Weed offers stunning mountain views, cooler summer temperatures, and a peaceful rural lifestyle that appeals to outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and those seeking solitude. Located in southern New Mexico, Otero County is known for its diverse landscapes—from high desert plains to forested mountain ranges—and is home to attractions like White Sands National Park and the bustling city of Alamogordo. With its scenic beauty and strong ties to ranching and recreation, Weed reflects the quiet charm and rugged appeal of Otero County.

Set where the high plains meet the timbered edges of the Cibola National Forest, The Muncy Ranch offers a rare combination of big-game hunting, functional cattle infrastructure, and long-term income potential. Bordering the national forest, this ranch provides exceptional access, privacy, and consistent wildlife movement. An existing wind energy lease is in place and will transfer with the property.

Black Lake Angel Fire Ranch: New Mexico Elk Hunting Ranch in GMU 46 Black Lake Angel Fire Ranch is a 3,340± deeded-acre private ranch located approximately 12± miles southeast of Angel Fire, New Mexico, with direct access from State Highway 120. Situated atop Ocate Mesa, the ranch spans elevations from roughly 9,000± feet to over 10,000± feet and offers a large, contiguous landholding with limited public intrusion. The property’s size, elevation, and remote setting create a strong combination of privacy, recreation, and long-term land stewardship in one of northern New Mexico’s most desirable mountain regions. Key Features: · Water Resources: Multiple spring- and seep-fed wetlands, ponds, and creeks, including one year-round flowing creek · Wildlife & Hunting: Located in GMU 46 within a Secondary Management Zone; eligible for New Mexico’s E-Plus program with unlimited landowner elk tags · Improvements: Minimal and functional infrastructure including internal roads, fencing, and a historical building site currently used for seasonal camping · Proximity: Close to Angel Fire Resort, Taos, Red River, and the Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway; jet-capable airport located near Angel Fire The ranch features a diverse landscape characteristic of Ocate Mesa, including open grassland flats, rolling mesas, timbered slopes, and forested draws. Vegetation consists of bristlecone pine, Douglas fir, ponderosa pine, aspen stands, and native grasses that provide both cover and forage. Water resources are well distributed throughout the property and include multiple spring- and seep-fed wetlands, ponds, and creeks. One creek flows year-round, while others are seasonal, supporting wildlife and enhancing the overall usability of the ranch. Historically logged in earlier decades, the forest has since regenerated and now reflects a healthy mix of mature timber and younger growth. Limited livestock grazing has been used as a management tool, contributing to the condition of the grasslands without overuse. Much of the surrounding area is privately held, which significantly reduces hunting pressure and preserves the integrity of the wildlife habitat. Improvements on the ranch are minimal and functional. Existing infrastructure includes internal road systems, fencing, and a historical building site currently used by the owner as a seasonal base with a small camping trailer during hunting season. Electric power is available via the neighboring Hidden Lakes Subdivision. Multiple locations across the ranch offer suitable building sites for a future residence or hunting cabin, allowing a new owner flexibility without compromising privacy or views. Wildlife & Hunting Black Lake Angel Fire Ranch is located in Game Management Unit 46, lying within a Secondary Management Zone consisting largely of private land. This designation allows for the opportunity of unlimited elk tags through participation in New Mexico’s E-Plus program. The ranch is well suited for both archery and rifle seasons due to its size, elevation range, water distribution, and vegetative diversity. Wildlife commonly found on the property includes elk, mule deer, black bear, mountain lion, turkey, and grouse. Area & Access Angel Fire sits in the Moreno Valley within the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and serves as a year-round recreation hub. Winter activities include skiing and snowboarding at Angel Fire Resort, while summer months offer hiking, fishing, mountain biking, and golf. The village is approximately 8,600± feet in elevation and maintains a quiet mountain atmosphere with access to nearby communities such as Taos, Red River, and the Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway. A jet-capable airport is located near Angel Fire, providing convenient access for private aviation. Black Lake Angel Fire Ranch represents a rare opportunity to acquire a large-acreage recreational ranch in close proximity to Angel Fire. With substantial deeded acreage, strong wildlife habitat, reliable water resources, and limited surrounding development, the ranch offers a combination of scale, access, and land characteristics that are increasingly difficult to find in today’s market.

Over 3,000 deeded acres nearly surrounded by National Forest Trophy elk hunting with six landowner bull elk tags Mule deer, turkey, & bear with over the counter tags Cabin, shop, & backcountry hunting cabin One hour from Grants & two hours from Albuquerque Veteran elk hunters know that one of the best-kept secrets in the West is the Zuni Mountains of western New Mexico. With a variety of habitats, abundant water sources, and a mild climate, the Zuni Mountains grow elk like Iowa grows corn. These mountains are veritable elk magnets, and in the heart of this secret elk Valhalla lies Lookout Mountain Ranch: over 3,000 acres of prime elk habitat that is simply the best of the best. Dominating the northern portion of Lookout Mountain Ranch is 9,112-foot Lookout Mountain, one of the highest points in this mountain range. The views drop off well over 1,000 feet in every direction, making the term "breathtaking" an understatement. Lookout Peak reigns supreme over gentler terrain to the south, a blend of ponderosa pine forest, aspen glades, and grassy meadows. Together, these features have allowed Lookout Mountain Ranch to support more elk than most ranches ten times its size. Developed water sources are abundant, and more than a mile of Bluewater Creek flows through the southeast corner of the property. Trophy elk are the primary attraction at Lookout Mountain Ranch, but healthy populations of mule deer, black bear, and turkey can also be hunted. The ranch receives six bull elk tags annually, and tags for the other species can be obtained over the counter. With years of careful big game management, Lookout Mountain Ranch is now top tier in all the elements that elk, and elk hunters, love. Hunters have found that the improvements on Lookout Mountain Ranch more than meet their needs. An excellent road system has been developed throughout the property, allowing vehicle and ATV access that helps avoid arduous pack-outs. A very comfortable off-grid cabin and shop sit at the headquarters in "Dinner Park," which is aptly named, given that elk frequent it nearly every evening to feed. In September, you can count on falling asleep to a symphony of elk bugles. In addition, a backcountry cabin with million-dollar views on Lookout Peak is ready for overnight or multi-day stays. Lookout Mountain Ranch is about a two-hour drive west of Albuquerque and its airport, and about an hour west of Grants. Bluewater Lake State Park is a short drive to the north and features boating, famous tiger muskie fishing, and camping. Zuni Pueblo sits to the west and offers fascinating insight into Zuni culture and archaeology, including the Village of the Great Kivas. If there is a greater concentration of prime elk habitat anywhere in New Mexico than at Lookout Mountain Ranch, we don't know where it might be. The elk certainly seem to agree, and their votes count because they are here by the hundreds. Lookout Mountain Ranch has proven its quality over the years and now awaits a new steward to carry it into its next chapter of legendary big game history.

The Mundy Buck, holder of four world records, is back with the Mundy Ranch! Legacy Mule Deer never die, they just get larger as the story is passed from generation to generation. Not sure how much larger the widest buck ever entered into the Boone and Crocket (49.5 inches) can get, but the story surrounding this incredible +/-2880 acres ranch (Chama, NM) is certainly one for the record book! 

Encompassing ±2,680 acres, including ±2,200 deeded acres and ±480 acres of State Lease, Cross Canyon Ranch is a historic and well-regarded working and hunting ranch located approximately 13 miles west of Cebolla, New Mexico, with access from Highway 84. Situated in coveted Big Game Unit 51, the ranch received 11 elk authorizations in 2025, with unlimited mule deer authorizations, and features ongoing improvements enhancing its long-term value.

These 9 tracts for sale at auction across Lamb (TX), Parmer (TX), and Roosevelt (NM) counties are ideal for farming, ranching, hunting, and conservation. Most of this land hasn’t been available for decades, offering buyers a chance to invest in productive soil well-suited for a variety of uses. This is your chance to secure land with lasting value.

17 Landowner Elk Tags! Just 31 miles south of Pagosa Springs, CO and less than 2 miles into Rio Arriba County, NM, one will find the gates to the breathtaking +/-2410 deeded acres of Chromo Mountain Elk, Land & Cattle Ranch! With 9 substantial water holdings and 100% draw on Unit 4 Mule Deer tags, it offers the very best of the best - beautiful Southern Colorado access, scenery and location, with New Mexico’s awesome big game landowner tags.

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Simpson Ranches & Land, LLC is excited to present this exclusive listing for an exceptional income producing farm located in Lea County, New Mexico. The farm produces primary crops of peanuts and cotton. The secondary crops include corn, grain sorghum, milo, alfalfa, and soybeans. Irrigation equipment is very well maintained across the farm. All pivots are powered by three-phase electricity. The 6- Reinke pivots were installed in 2019. The 2-valley pivots installation is unknown. All are in good working order. The water to all pivots is supplied by groundwater wells. All wells are regulated by the New Mexico State Engineers Office. There are 5,934.87 acres feet per annum of water rights that are permitted for the farm. This exclusive listing provides a remarkable opportunity to invest in a highly productive income producing farming operation. The farm is in existence of a well experienced, generational farmer that would like to continue leasing the farm if new buyer is interested. The team at Simpson Ranches & Land, LLC appreciates your interest in this exceptional opportunity to purchase a fantastic income producing farm. For additional information, please do not hesitate to reach out via phone, email, or text. We look forward to discussing the potential that this farmland has to offer. There are 5 other farms available within 10 miles in Cochran County, Texas. Call Anthony Simpson at 210-854-6365 for more information.

Bradbery Ranch is an exceptional southern New Mexico equestrian property featuring ±1,700 deeded acres with additional BLM and State lease ground for extended riding access. Bordering the Gila National Forest, the ranch offers reliable water infrastructure, fenced pastures, and endless opportunity for trail riding, training, and creating a premier horse property in a private ranch setting.

1,570 deeded acres Excellent all-around recreational ranch with year-round access & varied terrain 12 landowner elk tags & over the counter deer, bear, & turkey tags Two miles of year-round creeks, three wells, dirt tanks, & springs Well maintained improvements including an owner’s home, hunting lodge, manager’s home, & shop Located 20 minutes from Chama, 1.5 hours from Taos & under two hours from Santa Fe With year-round access and excellent accommodations, Agua Fria Ranch in the San Juan Mountains of northern New Mexico seems custom-made for big game hunting. Great populations of elk, mule deer, bear, and turkey roam freely among its 1,570 acres, all of which find ideal habitat here. Two live water creeks are exceptional assets for any New Mexico ranch, and Rito de Tierra Amarilla and Agua Fria add up to nearly two miles of flowing water on the property. With three residences and two large outbuildings completing the picture, Agua Fria Ranch is superbly suited as a turnkey hunting and recreational property of the first order. Conveniently located adjacent to Highway 64 that connects Tierra Amarilla and Taos, New Mexico, Agua Fria Ranch preserves a swath of the San Juans ecosystem from approximately 8,000 to 9,000 feet that includes a mix of aspen groves, gambel oak, grassy meadows, and pine and spruce forests. Exclusive big game hunting has been an emphasis on this ranch for years (it includes five elevated hunting blinds), but it has cross fencing and water sources that would also enable it to support summer cattle grazing. Elk and mule deer hunting are the main draw here, but bear, mountain lion, and turkey can also be found on the ranch. Agua Fria Ranch qualified for 12 landowner elk permits in 2025. Fly fishing is available here, too, for Rito de Tierra Amarilla and Agua Fria are small permanent streams that support wild brook trout in deeper pools. Agua Fria Ranch is well suited for hosting larger groups of guests, with the 3372-square-foot main residence including five bedrooms and five baths. A large living room with a fireplace invites hours of hunting tales and rich conversations, or move outside and enjoy the firepit on the patio, directly adjacent to a large mountain meadow that is often frequented by herds of elk. The main residence retains the ambience of classic Western architecture, with pine tongue-and-groove ceilings and warm wood accents throughout. A hunting lodge of 1712 square feet has an additional two bedrooms and two baths, and a manager’s house has three bedrooms and two baths. With the ability to house 10 to 20 persons, the Agua Fria Ranch is a candidate for a comfortable retreat center as well as a hunting operation or a family compound. A 1520-square-foot heated shop with a workbench allows ample space for OHV and vehicle storage, and a 50×50-foot metal shop with a walk-in cooler supports the maintenance of the ranch. Recreational and cultural opportunities in the vicinity of Agua Fria Ranch include additional recreation in the Carson National Forest and fly fishing on the Chama and Brazos Rivers. Chama is only about 20 miles distant, a terminus of the narrow-gauge Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad. Taos is 90 minutes to the east via Highway 64 and is renowned for its rich history as well as its vibrant arts community and downhill skiing. Santa Fe, New Mexico’s capital and cultural mecca, lies about 100 miles to the south. In the estimation of Harrigan Land Company, there are few properties in northern New Mexico that equal the attractions of Agua Fria Ranch. With superb big game hunting, live streams, excellent improvements, and remarkably easy access, Agua Fria Ranch is ready to go as a hunting preserve or private retreat. We’d be delighted to show you what we believe is one of the finest turnkey mountain properties available in the Land of Enchantment.

Location The ranch sits in Colfax County in northeastern New Mexico, with paved I-25 frontage a few miles north of Springer in the Cimarron River valley. Springer lies just to the south. Raton, the Colfax County seat, is approximately 41± miles north on I-25. Cimarron and the front range of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains sit roughly 26± miles northwest, with Angel Fire and Taos approximately 90 minutes west by road. Las Vegas, New Mexico is roughly 68± miles south on I-25. Santa Fe is approximately 133± miles southwest on the same interstate. Denver, Colorado sits about 230± miles north on I-25. Land & Grazing The 1,329.6± acres are gently rolling open high-plains grass across roughly 1,329± usable acres of native shortgrass rangeland. The country carries blue grama and buffalograss, the working grass mix that has supported cattle operations in the Cimarron River valley for generations. The ranch runs as a stocker operation at approximately one animal unit per 50 acres, a conservative rate that reserves grass through dry years. The Sangre de Cristo Mountains rise along the western skyline, with old volcanic mesas running east toward the state line. The property is fully fenced. Water A private well feeds a steel water storage tank on the open flat, providing water for cattle operations across the property. Improvements The ranch improvements include two barns and a set of steel-and-plank working pens with a loading chute, configured for gathering, sorting, and shipping cattle. Wildlife & Hunting The hunting land supports pronghorn antelope across the open high-plains grass, with family bands moving across the property year-round. Does and fawns hold the shorter grass while mature bucks work the higher ground. The property offers open-country prairie hunting where distance, sightlines, and stalk skill define the experience. Utilities Electric service is on the property. Water comes from the private well. Development Context The Interstate 25 frontage provides direct highway access that positions the ranch for commercial or highway-adjacent development potential alongside the working cattle and hunting uses. Springer services are minutes away, and Raton and the northern New Mexico regional economy are within short driving distance north. Remarks This property fits a buyer looking for a working cattle ranch with antelope hunting and highway-frontage potential on a single deeded parcel. The combination of 1,329.6± acres of deeded high-plains grass, a stocker cattle operation with existing pens and shipping infrastructure, established pronghorn habitat, and direct Interstate 25 access makes the property workable for cattle, hunting, or commercial-adjacent applications. The Cimarron River valley setting places the ranch within reach of northern New Mexico’s mountain communities and the Front Range.

Set in a beautiful location beneath Latir Peak, the ±1,301-acre Latir Mountain Ranch offers multiple residences, livestock facilities, a well-appointed shop and ±200 acre-feet of senior water rights. With a stocked pond along with private-land elk authorizations, OTC mule deer hunting, and a heavy year-round wildlife presence, this property delivers a rare blend of exceptional mountain recreation and scenery with true ranch capability.

Some ranches impress you with their size. Others stay with you because of how they feel. Amargo Creek Ranch does both. Located in the mountains of northern New Mexico near Dulce and Chama, Amargo Creek Ranch encompasses 922± deeded acres. Combined with approximately 550± acres of adjoining New Mexico state lease land, the ranch offers nearly 1,472± acres of timbered mountains, open parks, and exceptional wildlife habitat. Elevations range from approximately 7,000 to 8,000 feet. Across that change in elevation, the land moves between ponderosa pine forests, open mountain meadows, hidden canyons, and long ridgelines with expansive views. The current owners purchased the property more than 25 years ago with a simple goal: create a place where family and friends could spend time together in the mountains. Over the years, they carefully improved the ranch while preserving everything that made it special. Roads were expanded throughout the property, electricity and a dependable domestic well were installed, frost-free hydrants and a ranch water distribution system were added, and a comfortable 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 3,552± sqft mountain home was built overlooking the surrounding timber. A large hay barn supports the ranch's day-to-day operations, while a restored railroad car has been thoughtfully converted into unique guest accommodations. The property also includes a travel trailer with an attached deck and a partially completed addition, offering the next owner the opportunity to complete the space to suit their needs. The improvements never overwhelm the property. Instead, they make it easier to enjoy everything the ranch has to offer. Wildlife is one of Amargo Creek Ranch's defining features. Located within New Mexico Game Management Unit 4, the ranch supports healthy populations of Rocky Mountain elk, mule deer, Merriam's turkey, black bear, and mountain lion. Open parks transition into mature timber, creating excellent habitat throughout the property, while the adjoining State Lease land expands both wildlife movement and recreational opportunities. Participation in New Mexico's EPLUS Program further highlights the ranch's reputation as quality elk country. Historically, the ranch has received 3 bull tags, 2 either-sex archery tags, and 2 cow tags through New Mexico's E-PLUS Program. Future tag allocations are subject to the E-PLUS Program and applicable regulations. Beyond the ranch boundaries, some of the Southwest's most recognizable destinations are within easy reach. The nearby Jicarilla Apache Nation is nationally respected for its wildlife management and elk hunting program. Historic Chama offers the renowned Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, while the Rio Chama provides outstanding fly fishing, rafting, and kayaking. Less than an hour away, Pagosa Springs, Colorado, offers Wolf Creek Ski Area, the famous Pagosa Hot Springs, excellent restaurants, and Stevens Field Airport for convenient private air access. Whether your vision includes hunting, horseback riding, exploring miles of private roads, or simply enjoying a mountain retreat with family and friends, Amargo Creek Ranch offers the space, improvements, and location to make it possible. More importantly, it offers something that cannot be built overnight, a ranch that has been thoughtfully cared for, improved with purpose, and enjoyed by the same family for more than 25 years. Now, it is ready for the next chapter.

Exceptional private ranch bordering the Santa Fe National Forest, just 3 miles west of I-25 and about an hour from Santa Fe. Features dramatic views, rock outcroppings, native grasslands, a scenic mesa, and views of Starvation Peak. A permitted 500-foot well produces 15+ GPM and is solar-powered. Improvements include fencing and an unfinished metal outbuilding. Excellent for recreation, wildlife viewing, hunting, and dark-sky stargazing.

This is the kind of New Mexico ranch serious hunters are always looking for. Sabinoso 643 offers +/- 643 deeded acres in GMU 42 with over the counter private-land elk and deer tags. With multiple dirt tanks, rugged canyon country covered in piñon, juniper, and ponderosa pine, and the remote Sabinoso Wilderness just to the north, Sabinoso 643 checks all the boxes for a serious hunting ranch—without giving up practical access.

Schlabach Ranch is +/-640 acres in the heart of New Mexico’s largest elk herd! With two dirt tanks, 20+ acres of food plots, and two landowner elk tags in the highly-sought-after GMU 51! Bordering Carson National Forest and just 45 minutes from Chama and Abiquiu, it’s secluded yet accessible. With public land access and multiple habitat improvements, this property won't last long—don’t miss out!

Set on ±626.11 acres in western New Mexico’s Unit 12, Elk Ridge Ranch offers a mix of productive grasslands, piñon-juniper ridges, and rugged sandstone canyons with commanding views. Year-round access, a livestock well, multiple stock ponds, and strong big-game habitat make this a versatile holding for hunting, ranching, or a future homesite.

536 acres adjacent to Lincoln National Forest 6,500+ square foot luxury home Trophy elk hunting with annual landowner tags Excellent year-round access Minutes from Cloudcroft Imagine 536 acres in a quiet mountain valley, an untouched haven for elk, mule deer, and black bear. Imagine having access to more than one million acres of adjacent public land. Imagine a climate cool in the summers and mild in the winters. Finally, picture a luxurious lodge-style home set among ponderosa pines, where trophy elk routinely graze in your front yard. This is not a dream. You have just imagined Elk Springs Ranch, located not far from Cloudcroft, New Mexico, a remarkable mountain property awaiting its turn to become your legacy retreat. Situated in the southern Sacramento Mountains just east of Alamogordo, New Mexico, Elk Springs Ranch is a true mountain sanctuary. At 7,500 feet, it sits at the ideal elevation for this latitude, with pleasant summer highs often in the 70s and winter highs usually in the 40s. This climate also nurtures a thriving elk population that frequents the ranch’s mountain valleys. With several developed springs providing ample water, the ranch also attracts mule deer and black bear, making it a premier hunting retreat. Elk Springs Ranch qualifies for three bull elk tags and three cow elk tags annually, offering exceptional hunting opportunities for you and a few of your closest friends. Although the hunting alone makes Elk Springs Ranch exceptional, its showcase 6,500+ square foot home elevates it even further. Completed in 2010, this eye catching residence boasts architectural detail and craftsmanship reminiscent of the West’s finest lodges. A wood and stone veneer exterior complements expansive windows designed to capture sweeping mountain views. The main level features a grand great room with a soaring vaulted ceiling and a floor to ceiling stone fireplace, flowing seamlessly into dining and kitchen areas ideal for entertaining family and friends. Also on the main level are a spacious primary bedroom with private bath, an intimate seating area, a private office, and a second bathroom. The lower level is designed for recreation, with a large game room, an additional bedroom and bath, and a second kitchen. It also includes a dedicated theater with luxurious seating and a giant flatscreen. The top level loft offers yet another bedroom, bathroom, and a comfortable sitting area. Other structures on this exceptional property include a three car garage attached to the main home, as well as a bunkhouse loft to accommodate additional guests, complete with its own bathroom and kitchen. Two nearby barns provide ample space for vehicles, tools, and equipment necessary to keep the property in pristine condition. The Cloudcroft area, just minutes from Elk Springs Ranch, is a year round recreational haven offering downhill skiing, hiking, horseback riding, and golf. Access to the ranch is excellent year round via County Road 130. Alamogordo, approximately 20 miles away, is a city of 30,000 offering full urban services and a regional airport. Nearby lies the famed White Sands National Monument. El Paso, Texas, and its international airport are about 100 miles away, within an easy two hour drive. Elk hunting and luxury seldom appear in the same sentence, but they blend seamlessly at Elk Springs Ranch. As a year round mountain retreat sure to satisfy both the serious big game hunter and the discerning investor, Elk Springs Ranch truly turns imagination into reality.

Unit 17 Ranch encompasses approximately 479± deeded acres in Socorro County, New Mexico, and is located within the highly regarded secondary zone of Game Management Unit 17—an area well-known for its trophy elk and mule deer hunting. Set at an elevation of approximately 5,700± feet, the property features varied topography that supports strong wildlife habitat and recreational use. Just 6.5± miles from Italian Peak and 5.5± miles from the Magdalena Mountains, the ranch is framed by a dramatic high-desert landscape and enjoys excellent proximity to public lands, including 26,000± acres of BLM just 1.4± miles away and the Cibola National Forest 4.5± miles to the south. GMU 17 is one of New Mexico’s most sought-after hunting zones, offering access to quality-managed elk herds and healthy mule deer populations. In addition to big game, the unit supports hunting for black bear, mountain lion, and Merriam turkey across a combination of pinyon-juniper foothills, ponderosa forests, and open meadows. The property’s layout and size make it suitable for a variety of uses, including private recreational retreat, hunting basecamp, or phased development, with the option to subdivide into 160± acre tracts. Access is both practical and private, with the property located just 7.9± miles from I-25 and within easy reach of the towns of Magdalena and Socorro. Whether acquired for personal use, family enjoyment, or long-term investment, Unit 17 Ranch offers an exceptional opportunity in one of the Southwest’s premier wildlife regions. Owner financing is available, offering added flexibility for qualified buyers. Please contact the broker to discuss terms and availability. Offered by Owner/Broker licensed in New Mexico, Colorado, and Wyoming.