Brewster Ranches is around half the size of Rhode Island with over 420,000 contiguous acres. It starts just 15 miles from the Gage Hotel in Marathon heading south 31 miles all the way to Black Gap Wildlife Management Area which is a stone throws away from Big Bend National Park filled with outdoor adventures. Classic “Big Bend Country” of the Old West, Brewster Ranches has maintained much of the environment and appearance of times past, rich in history and today wildlife hunting opportunities such as desert mule deer, elk, desert big horn sheep, scaled quail and some of the most important habitat for migrations of wildlife in the Chihuahuan Desert between the borderlands of Texas and Mexico to the south.

Classic “Big Bend Country” of the Old West, Rio Texico Ranch has maintained much of the environment and appearance of times past. Rio Texico Ranch's San Francisco Creek is a year-round live water with Cottonwood gallery forests on both banks and riparian vegetation are very rare in this desert and a magnet for wildlife. The ranch is a working cattle ranch with some excellent recently improved infrastructure. There are miles of new internal fences, pens, and traps as well as water and road improvements.

YE Mesa Ranch is as beautiful and rugged as it gets in the Big Bend County with an excellent road system accessing valleys, mountains and canyons throughout. The spine of the Santiago Mountains is the western boundary on the north ranch but cuts across the south ranch creating a series of ridges and valleys and outstanding views. Connected to the west side of the Santiago Mountains is YE Mesa itself with a raised volcanic uplift and peak slopping off toward Chalk Draw just off the ranch. There are numerous commanding vistas of the entire Big Bend Region and its mountain features including El Pico in the Del Carmens and the entire Chiosos Mountain skyline.

Tesnus Ranch is a cattle and hunting recreation ranch with an amazing amount of seclusion framed between towering mountains all within diverse low, mid to high desert habitats. An excellent all-weather caliche road provides access into the ranch where near the entrance there is a very nice modern 3-bedroom 2-bath Headquarters home.

White Pine Double Heart Ranch combines virtually every quality that one looks for in a mountain ranch. On the recreational side, it has outstanding wildlife viewing and big game hunting as well as nearly five miles of near blue ribbon quality fishing on Tomichi Creek. It also adjoins the national forest and ties together thousands of acres of leased public land. From the point of view of location, it is 26 miles east of Gunnison which offers a dynamic small Colorado mountain town plus commercial air service. The ranch is also an hours’ drive to Crested Butte which is a world-class destination ski resort and only ten miles from the Monarch ski area. Contrary to many mountain retreats in Colorado, it has a viable livestock operation estimated at 800 animal units which operates on 11,300± deeded acres and approximately 45,000 acres of state, BLM and USFS grazing leases and permits. Its land base offers an appealing mix of lush irrigated meadows with early water rights in excess of 100 CFS that produce around 2,500± tons of hay per year on 2,500± irrigated acres. Sagebrush uplands transition to timbered mountain pastures and heavily timbered areas at the upper elevations of the ranch. Improvements include a large lodge complex that sleeps up to 26 and offers the potential for a viable commercial guest/hunting operation or corporate retreat. It can also simply function as a base for a family. In addition, White Pine Double Heart has three “owner quality” homes, five manager and staff houses and good quality ranch operating facilities. The ranch controls 250 square miles with associated outfitting and guiding permits. The ranch also participates in Colorado’s Parks and Wildlife Landowner Preference Program (LLP) and is currently allocated 19 deer and 19 antelope tags. White Pine Double Heart Ranch is a scenic ranch with broad meadows and both open and timbered pastures. The towering Tomichi Dome rises right out of the middle of the property. In summary, this is a fully improved operating mountain ranch in a great location with a full complement of scenic and recreational amenities. The Facts: ~ 11,300± deeded acres ~ 45,000+ acres of state, BLM and national forest leased land ~ 26 miles east of Gunnison, CO and Gunnison–Crested Butte Regional Airport ~ Less than an hour to Crested Butte and 10 miles west of Monarch ski area ~ Direct access off Highway 50 ~ Exceptional 10,000+ square foot primary lodge can accommodate 26 guests comfortably ~ Eight additional homes, equipment shop, barn, and working facilities for livestock ~ Just over five miles of both banks of Tomichi Creek ~ Brown and rainbow trout fishery ~ Adjacent to the Gunnison National Forest, BLM and state land ~ Ranch surrounds iconic landmark of Tomichi Dome and is close to Fossil Ridge Wilderness Area ~ 2,500± Irrigated meadows ~ 2,500± tons of hay ~ 100 CFS of water rights ~ Currently running 800 cow/calf pairs ~ Abundant grazing land ~ Outstanding wildlife habitat ~ The ranch controls 250 square miles of rangeland and associated outfitting and guiding permits ~ Located in GMU 551 ~ Park and Wildlife Landowner Preference Program (LLP) allocates 19 deer and 19 antelope tags ~ Elk tag process changes annually ~ Elk, deer, bear, moose, antelope, mountain lion and a variety of small game animals and birds

The Beaver Creek Ranch is situated 8 miles South of Baker City in Northeast Oregon. This is the first time offering of this ranch and it is priced to sell. The Ranch is balanced with over 260 acres of irrigated hay and pasture featuring good full season water and approximately 1.5 miles of the Powder River running through the ranch. The ranch runs South with native range pasture into a small amount of scattered timber on the upper end of the ranch. The owner has spent considerable effort establishing good stock water in the various pastures. Interior cross fencing and perimeter fencing is in great condition. Improvements include a nice home, barns, outbuildings, good corrals and livestock handling facilities; all of which are in great shape. All of the property is contiguous with the exception of a 2,000 acre pasture that is nearby, offering good spring, summer or fall grazing; you can drive the cattle to and from the main ranch. If you are looking for a ranch that offers good production with ease of management, this is it. Whether it is a cow/calf, yearling or a combination, the ranch offers that kind of flexibility. It has hunting and fishing, all of which could be further developed should one desire. We are very pleased to present this ranch. At a time when nearly all properties are obscenely over priced, this one is not. Please give us a call for further information. $7,000,000.

The opportunity to immerse yourself into some of the most beautiful country in Northern California beckons you from the grind of the business of living. Rich with water, natural beauty, interesting topography, privacy, and recreational activities is Green Valley Ranch. This stunning property encompasses almost 13 square miles of land between Stonyford and Elk Creek. Don your Stetson, mount your horse, and spend the day tending to your herd. In addition to the complete ranch headquarters are 7 year round ponds, 3000 foot frontage on Briscoe Creek, and two wells. Hunters will relish in black tail deer, Tule elk, bear, wild hogs, turkey, quail; while anglers must decide which variety of fish to catch from: largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, catfish, crappie, and bluegill. Tired of the demands imposed from modern society? This property is the antidote to the stress, hustle, and bustle. Come home to this ranch, take a hike, smell the fresh air, watch the sunset, and settle comfortably into the more relaxed lifestyle. This offering includes over 6 miles of Green Valley. This is a visually spectacular, breath-taking valley protected on the east by a weathered, ancient cliff formation, Gravelly Ridge, and then disappears seamlessly into the Mendocino National Forest on the west side. About one half mile of Briscoe Creek meanders through the northern portion of the ranch. The southern portion provides access to the ranch via County Road 306. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS: 7 year round ponds 3000 ft frontage on Briscoe Creek on the northern end of the property Runs 200 pair for the season, 100 pair year round Fenced and crossed fenced Ranch headquarters 1500 sq ft, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home Barn Shop Corrals Modular home Guest cottage Recreational paradise Blacktail deer, tule elk, bear, wild hogs, turkey, quail Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, catfish, crappie, bluegill Hiking, ATV’ing, biking, horseback riding Varied topography Picturesque 4017.66 acres in Williamson Act Almost 13 square miles of ranch

Located in one of the most scenic areas of southern Colorado is the 6,300± deeded acre Moonshine Ranch. Famously named after historical accounts of Al Capone’s days of bootlegging moonshine, the remnants of a turn of the century moonshine still remains on the ranch today. Most noted for its prolific rock upheavals and massive vertical dikes caused by thousands of years of plate tectonics, the incredibly charming town of La Veta is just 30 minutes from the ranch. Moonshine Ranch is a recreational paradise, remote – yet accessible, offering seclusion and privacy while being completely immersed in a true wilderness setting and home to abundant wildlife. The ranch landlocks 3,400± acres of BLM land increasing its total size to just under 10,000 total acres. Recognized for its exceptional wildlife habitat, natural ecosystem, shielding topography, and excellent management, the ranch is one of the finest big game hunting properties in the Western US. Improvements are not overdone, functional, and include a primary lodge, caretaker home, shop, cabin, and livestock facilities. This property offers a little bit of everything; rugged and undulating topography, water rights and irrigated land, several water catchments including ponds, dirt tanks and small lakes, numerous springs and seasonal creeks, a variety of vegetation, diverse landscape, extraordinary views, absolute privacy, and presents an opportunity to acquire a significantly sized ranch for the area. Important to note approximately 75 percent of the ranch was unfortunately burned in the 2018 Spring Creek Fire. The owner has invested over a million dollars in reclamation efforts including hiring a professional-grade fire restoration team, aerial and terrestrial seeding, mulching, refurbished roads, new culverts, and has implemented many other mitigation efforts to reestablish vegetation growth for wildlife. Additionally, the asking price of the ranch has been substantially reduced to its current asking price to reflect fire damage. The Facts: ~ 6,300± deeded acres ~ 3,400± acres of BLM (large amount of leased acreage inside boundary and controlled by ranch) ~ Three hours from Denver and DIA ~ La Veta is within a 30-minute drive, and Pueblo, featuring commercial air service is an hour away ~ Accessed from County Roads 520, 530, 531, and 532 ~ Seasonal access ingress/egress agreement through neighbor off Highway 160 ~ 20 minutes from Green Mountain Wilderness Area ~ 2015 owner’s residence featuring three bedrooms and three bathrooms ~ 2013 manager’s home featuring three bedrooms and two bathrooms ~ Cabin with room for eight featuring two bedrooms and two bathrooms ~ Large, 120’X70’ shop with heat, indoor walk-in cooler, and two bay doors ~ Equipment storage and corrals ~ 200± irrigated acres and water rights ~ Owner rated 200 cow/calf carrying capacity ~ Inclusion of mineral rights ~ Exceptional natural landscape and incredibly diverse topography ~ Outstanding views of Silver Mountain, Mount Maestas, Rough Mountain, and Sheep Mountain ~ Elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, black bear, Merriam turkey, antelope, mountain lion, blue grouse and a variety of small game species ~ Exceptional big game hunting** owner harvested 381 bull elk in 2017 ~ High volume of 340” bull elk and 180” mule deer bucks ~ Located in Game Management Unit 85 ~ Several ponds and small lakes, water catchments, springs, seeps, and numerous seasonal drainages including South Oak and Yellowstone Creeks ~ Elevation ranges from 7,500 to 10,000 feet ~ Private, remote and secluded ` Highly unique area of Colorado in terms of aesthetic appeal due to prehistoric plate tectonics and massive rock upheavals ~ Approximately 80 percent of the ranch was burned in 2018 mid-summer fires, owners have initiated extensive mitigation efforts with input of over $1,000,000 in restoration efforts ~ New mulch, seeding, aerial seeding, removal of portions of dead timber, rebuilt roads and new culverts. (Additional information available upon request)

KEYHOLE NORTH RANCH offers 5,800± deeded acres, 44,000-acre national forest grazing permit, 6,000± acre BLM grazing allotment & 1028 acre State lease. Historically, 755 cow-calf pair have grazed from early April into mid-December. The Ranch extends from the tops of West Mountain into Indian Valley in southern Adams County. Uniquely, the USFS grazing permit on Indian Mountain to West Mountain in the Indian Mountain Cattle Association is considered some of the best pasture grazing in southern Idaho. Also evident is that this county is a sportsman’s paradise with Rocky Mtn Elk, magnificent mule deer, antelope, bear, wolf, turkey, pheasant, upland bird and trout.

Originally established as a Cattle Ranch in 1884, Piceance Creek Ranch is a productive cattle operation as well as a premier hunting ranch consisting of 5727 +/- deeded acres along with a BLM grazing allotment and private grazing/hunting lease. The ranch encompasses over 20,000 contiguous acres. Owner rated at 350-400 cows year round while maintaining good wildlife wildlife habitat. Deeded water rights irrigate approximately 224 acres of hay meadows. Piceance creek runs through the ranch for over 4 miles along with numerous ponds, springs and wells. Elevation varies from 6600 ft 8500 ft making this ranch a Sportsman's Paradise as well as a high quality cattle ranch. Improvement's include a 3131 sq/ft log Main house, newly added on to tenant house, guest cabin, two shop's, corrals, and numerous outbuildings typical of a working ranch. There is a cow camp/hunting lodge on the south end of the ranch aprox 10 miles from the headquarters. Carrying capacity of the ranch is owner rated at 350-400 cows year round while still maintaining quality wildlife habitat. The location of the ranch is 30 miles NW of Rifle, Co. and 35 miles SW of Meeker, Co. Located in both Rio Blanco and Garfield counties. GMU 22

A Big Game Hunting & Working Cattle Ranch along picturesque Little Squaw Creek; 5 miles from SW to NE corners; 3 miles national forest border; State section leased.

Here is an opportunity to take advantage of approximately 2,800 acres of pristine California landscape for cattle grazing, hunting, or just getting away from it all. Situated roughly 21 miles north and west of Red Bluff off of Highway 36, the fully-fenced Heritage Ranch has been in the same extended family for multiple generations. Currently leased out for winter grazing, in a typical year the ranch can carry approximately 160-175 winter calving cows from December to May. Seasonal creeks and ponds, along with a year-around reservoir, provide water for stock. Hunters can look forward to deer, wild pigs, bear, turkey, dove and quail, among other native game. Under Williamson Act protection for lower taxes. Property Highlights: • 2822 Acres • Located about 21 miles northwest of Red Bluff • Primary uses are winter grazing land and hunting property • Carries about 160-175 winter calving cows • Winter pasture between December and May • Seasonal creeks and ponds • Year-around reservoir • Hunting: deer, wild pig, bear, turkey, dove and quail • Williamson Act

This is your chance to own the popular Wishbone Hunting Ranch, where countless big game hunters have walked away with a trophy buck elk or bison over the years. The ranch perimeter is surrounded by 8-foot-high game fencing, allowing the owner to keep animals inside and offer canned hunts, with no hunting license required by clients. The new owner could also raise exotic animals or graze cattle on this land. An opportunity with this many avenues of making a profit doesn’t come around every day.

$12,525,000
This beautiful ranch was originally known as the American Sheep Ranch, owned by W.A. Lingham who moved to Colorado from Massachusetts in 1897. Today the ranch is still owned by his heirs and is operated as a stunning, high-country livestock grazing and wildlife ranch.

This incredible Colorado ranch is a combination of beauty, accessibility, and history, making it one of the finest ranch properties available. Having been in the family for three generations, still used for cattle and sheep ranching, the land has been well cared for over the years. It has a plentiful supply of lush grassy meadows, native trout filled streams, springs and ponds scattered throughout the dense stands of Ponderosa, Aspen, Blue Spruce, and Oak. The northern end of the ranch begins at an elevation of 7,940 feet and is a combination of Oak, large grassed meadows, Ponderosa Pine and Juniper. The midsection of the ranch is a combination of meadows, ridges, and draws with healthy stands of Ponderosa Pine and cliff-lined benches. Moving to the south, the property gradually gains elevation to over 9,100 feet. Large Blue Spruce and Douglas Fir trees intermix with the virgin Aspen groves and high alpine meadows. This is truly an amazing piece of Colorado beauty for sale you won’t want to miss out on!

This is your chance to own the southern parcel of the popular Wishbone Hunting Ranch, where countless big game hunters have walked away with a trophy buck elk or bison over the years. Located just 15 minutes south of Edgemont, SD, the Wishbone Ranch (South Parcel) offers you a headquarters with a 4-bedroom home, log-style bunk house, small lodge, meat processing building, and more. Featuring live water, hardy native grasses, and natural winter cover for livestock, this property will support cattle, elk, or bison in a beautiful area of South Dakota. Offered with a companion listing (Wishbone Ranch, North Parcel) for use as a hunting preserve.

$13,950,000
Many times, the finest ranches are made with great intention. The dream of Ed Pauls, inventor of the Nordic Track, invested the fruits from his love of Nordic exercise into assembling this nearly 1700-acre ranch over the past thirty years.

Antelope Mountain Property: This property contains over 1,600 deeded acres at the base of the Elkhorn Range in the Blue Mountains of Northeast Oregon. Antelope Mountain is timbered, rugged, yet readily accessible year-round and only minutes from Anthony Lakes Ski Resort. The Mountain is host to resident populations of big game, has numerous springs, is ideal for riding and would make the ultimate private retreat. First time offering at $3,950,000 including timber. Price REDUCED to $3,000,000!!

1,516 deeded acres west of DeBeque, CO currently used as spring and fall cattle grazing. Highest and best use of property is recreation. Elevation is from 6,000 to 7,400 ft. Vegetation includes pinyon, juniper, cedar, gamble oak. Topography goes from gently rolling to steep slopes and canyons. Spectacular views in all directions. Ranch is in game unit 31. Wildlife includes elk, mule deer, black bear, lion and turkey. Quality elk hunting and trophy deer hunting. Ranch adjoins the High Lonesome Ranch- a well known big game hunting and guest ranch. Ranch leases Corcoran Wash/Bronco Flats BLM allotment and is surrounded by BLM land.

Camel Point Ranch lies just southwest of Glade Park on the southwest rim of Pinon Mesa. Pinon Mesa is a large uplift that runs north of State Highway 141 just east of the Utah state line. The deep canyon of the North Fork of West Creek runs lengthwise through the property.

These two pristine mountain parcels are located near Cedaredge, Colorado on the south face of the legendary Grand Mesa of Southwest Colorado, which has long been known as one of the best big game hunting areas in the nation. Grand Mesa is home to large herds of Rocky Mountain Elk and Shiras Moose.

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The cool mountain breeze and the crisp smell of pine trees, welcome you as you meander your way up to the beautifully landscaped entry of the Spring Valley Ranch. Situated in Plumas County, lies this 1,120 acre Sierra Nevada gem. Between the towering pine, sage, and juniper trees sits your 5,252 square foot home. With the views of mountain peaks, rolling hills, lush gardens, beautiful lawns, and multiple ponds, this two story home brings you the peaceful serenity of nature. A complete outdoor kitchen for the pool and spa, a two story guest cottage, & recreational hall with sleeping loft and kitchen all give the new owners plenty of entertaining opportunities. For the recreational enthusiast, enjoy spending your days out by the bass filled lake fishing for tonights dinner or practicing your target shot at the shooting range. The numerous springs and 3 year round ponds creates an optimum habitat for deer and bear. The ranch is also on a 7XA deer hunting location. In addition there is a 4,342 square foot barn with tack room, a 5 stall sheep barn complete with hay storage, an indoor/outdoor chicken coop with lights, ranch office and shops. The ranch is fenced and crossed fenced for cattle and horses. There is 846 acres of grazing pasture for cattle; 75 pair. The Spring Valley Ranch has left no detail out in creating the most pristine and well kept ranch there is, not to mention in a location like no other.

Located 10 miles from the bustling town of Montrose Colorado this 1,100-acre ranch peers over the valley floor atop Bostwick Park. Bordering Hwy. 50 to the south and Bostwick Park Road to the east, the ranch has great access, underground utilities offering tremendous future upside potential.

The fabulous Pick Bar Ranch, just east of Durango, Colorado, contains a healthy portion of everything a classic Western Ranch ought to have: well-watered meadowlands, a forest of tall pines, endless mountain views, abundant wildlife and a with a record of producing monster trout. Add in the solid infrastructure of a proven cattle operation, and the Pick Bar Ranch carries its weight as one of the finest recreation and working ranch properties in southern Colorado. The Pick Bar Ranch occupies 1008.9± acres in the scenic Pine River valley, a few miles north of Bayfield, on the main road to Vallecito Reservoir. Located at approximately 7000 feet, the ranch has a Ponderosa forest section and a meadow section. The eastern section is dominated by extensive forests of mature ponderosa pine, with abundant draws to shelter mule deer, elk, and black bear and private access to national forest. The western meadow section contains the ranch headquarters, irrigated meadowlands and the riparian corridor of the Pine River and Bear Creek, vegetated with a lovely mix of pines and native cottonwoods. Water makes or breaks ranches in southern Colorado, and the Pick Bar Ranch is blessed with over a mile of the coveted Pine River, and a mile of its tributary, Bear Creek. Senior water rights of a healthy 3.278 c.f.s. ensures that nearly 200 acres of hay is well-watered, including a 1/4-mile radius pivot. As a result, the ranch has been a solid cattle producer since 1883 and currently supports up to 70 AUs year-round, with winter pasture and summer grazing all available on-property. The Pine River is a closely guarded fishery among those who are fortunate enough to control access to it. Rich in insect life, and partially controlled by the outflow from Vallecito Reservoir, the Pine can produce some of the largest brown and rainbow trout in Colorado. Not far upstream from the Pick Bar Ranch, a 40-inch rainbow was recently caught, and trophy browns and rainbows in the multi-pound category live throughout the river, including on the mile of river on the Pick Bar Ranch. Careful riparian habitat management and engineered habitat improvements ensure that the Pine on the Pick Bar will continue to grow and retain trout of bragging proportions. The mountain portion of the ranch adjoins public land in the 2.5-million-acre San Juan National Forest, which makes for hunting opportunities for both mule deer and elk. Both species can often be seen on the ranch, especially when early snow pushes them to lower elevations. Other wildlife includes coyotes, foxes, bobcats, mountain lion, black bear and a great variety of birds attracted to the riparian area. There are currently two deer tags with the property, one is a property owners tag and one is an open unit tag. Improvements on the ranch equip it to be an ideal equestrian site, including a classic red barn, 75×175 indoor riding arena and a full-size outdoor arena. Wonderful riding opportunities are abundant in both the meadow and mountain sections of the ranch, and the climate is mild enough to keep horses year-round. Other recreational amenities on the ranch include dog kennel, private shooting range, and a small bass pond. An impressive gated entry leads to the Pick Bar Ranch headquarters, with its historic three-story home and wraparound porch. A second, newer home nearby allows ample room for ranch help or can serve as a guest house. And the underground sprinkler system keeps the lovely grounds well-watered. Pick Bar Ranch is uniquely situated between Colorado’s largest wilderness area, the Weminuche, just a few miles to the north, and the bustling small city of Durango, only 30 minutes to the west. Thus, multi-day horseback or hiking excursions to the wilderness are close at hand, but so are the amenities of the city. Durango offers a commercial airport, upscale restaurants, quality entertainment, Fort Lewis College, and the historic Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad. Downhill skiing is available at Purgatory Ski Resort, just north of Durango, Wolf Creek Ski area less than 90 minutes east, and world-famous Mesa Verde National Park is about 90 minutes to the west. Here at M4 Ranch Group, we think that the combination of ideal ranch features at Pick Bar Ranch make it an extremely attractive find. As a property with potential for cattle, horses, fishing and hunting, and close access to a rich variety of recreational opportunities it stands alone. The Pick Bar Ranch deserves consideration of anyone looking for the soul of the old West, yet just a few miles away from the best of the new West. The western property from CR 501 to the Pine River (Approximately 254.5± acres which includes the pastures, and all ranching and residential improvements) may be sold separately for $13,000,000.