Cañon Blanco ranch spans a total of 80,892± acres on the southwestern flank of Glorieta Mesa, between the Sangre and Sangre de Cristo Mountain Ranges. The ranch offers 62,395± deeded acres, 16,105± acres of State lease, and 2,392± acres of BLM lease. Known as one of the largest, contiguous, and last remaining deeded ranches in close proximity to Santa Fe and Santa Fe International Airport.

Located in the Pioneer Mountains 45 miles east of the airport in Hailey, Lava Lake Ranch is an expansive agricultural, conservation, and wildlife property that is easily accessible to the amenities of Sun Valley and communities of southern Idaho yet instills a sense of being a world away. The ranch encompasses a footprint of approximately 825,000 acres and features 24,108± deeded acres in seven separate units and over 800,000 acres of associated US Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) grazing permits, State of Idaho grazing leases, and private land grazing leases. From the Snake River Plain north to the crest of the Pioneers, Lava Lake Ranch spans 125 miles of diverse ecosystems within the Pioneer Mountains-Craters of the Moon landscape that consist of mountain peaks, foothills, canyons, sage steppe grasslands, forests of fir and aspen, and free-flowing rivers and streams. This vast, undeveloped landscape includes over 95,000 acres of conserved private lands and the 750,000-acre Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve. Wildlife here is prolific and includes wide-ranging species such as mule deer, elk, pronghorn, and sage grouse; carnivores such as gray wolves, mountain lions, and bobcats; and iconic species such as mountain goats and wolverines. Year-round recreational opportunities on the ranch are almost endless, and include big game hunting, wingshooting, trout fishing, birdwatching, trail riding, cycling, hiking, ATV touring, and cross country and backcountry skiing. Established in 1999, Lava Lake Ranch is highlighted by exceptional grazing resources, and its owners have focused on producing the highest quality grass-fed lamb and beef while restoring and preserving the lands used by the ranch. Building improvements on the ranch are modest but practical and sufficient to serve current operations. A series of conservation easements cover the majority of the ranch and allow for a broad set of agricultural, residential, and recreational uses.

Hedgpeth Ranch is a beautiful 12,445 acre property: a private hilltop estate with 50 acres of vineyard, a private lake with 22 acres of surface area and a storage capacity of 602.7 acre-feet of water, 87 miles of road and some of the largest Redwoods in Sonoma County. The property includes a grove of over 100 Old Growth Coast Redwood trees, the largest of which is nearly 13 feet in diameter. A road system of approximately 87 miles throughout the property offers convenient access. What makes Hedgpeth special, in addition to the privacy it affords, is the natural and beautiful scenery throughout the ranch. The Hedgpeth Lake is a private freshwater reservoir that may be enjoyed for swimming, boating, fishing, and other aquatic activities. The lake also has 22 acres of usable surface area for fishing and recreation. There is a series of creeks that flow throughout the property which include House Creek, Allen Creek, Pepperwood Creek, Danfield Creek, and Cow Creek. Nearby attractions include Harold Richardson Redwoods Reserve and Salt Point State Park. Hedgpeth Ranch is 8 miles from Timber Cove, 11 miles from Cazadero, 32 miles from Healdsburg and 52 miles from Downtown Santa Rosa and 70 miles from San Francisco. Investment Highlights + 12,445 acres located on the Sonoma Coast + Approximately 30 miles from Santa Rosa and 70 Miles from San Francisco + 7,500 acres of commercial forest, including old growth Redwood trees and high quality timber, provide for great investment potential + Wildlife species make Hedgpeth an excellent hunting ground + The diverse terrain and beautiful scenery allow for a variety of activities such as horseback riding, ATV riding and hiking + In the Southwest section of the property lies Hedgpeth Lake that can be used for agricultural purposes, swimming and fishing + Hedgpeth Ranch is a pristine location for vineyard winery and orchard creation because of the great coastal weather of the Sonoma Coast; current 50-acre lease in place with Jackson Family Wines (lease expiration date: 12/1/2027 with an option to extend for five (5) years) + Hedgpeth can be an excellent location to raise cattle and livestock as there are already improvements onsite that are available for use, such as a feeder barn, horse stable and a rancher residence + Other potential uses include: commercial equestrian facility, dairy, slaughterhouse, wine tasting room, and farm stand + Hedgpeth receives favorable property tax treatment via the Williamson Act (also known as the California Land Conservation Act of 1965) + The Hedgpeth Ranch has 97 underlying land patents or partial patents. With the merger of parcels too small for the Ag zoning designation, there are 87 potential Certificates of Compliance available for the ownership + Outstanding grove of over 100 Old Growth Coast Redwood trees with a beautiful walking path + Solar power generation potential + Wind power generation potential

9,660 ± Acres 9,020± deeded acres 640± acres of BLM allotments Surrounded by national forests 6,220± irrigated acres 2 reservoirs, miles of rivers and creeks with live end stream rights and storage rights Massive hay barn, sheds, cattle pens, several historic homesteads Low fenced and cross fenced with 99% new fences Equipment will convey with the sale $20,000,000

Located mere minutes from Deer Lodge, MT, but a world away from the hustle of modern life sits Burnt Hollow Ranch, a legacy holding if there ever was one. Spanning nearly 9,200 acres, the ranch occupies two counties with rich topographical diversity rarely found on the market today. From the verdant irrigated bottom ground near the ranch headquarters to the forested ridges and knobs, to the wide-open grassland benches, it’s easy to lose oneself inside a property that, quite literally, spans for miles. Currently run as a cattle ranch with top-shelf residential amenities, the setting and operational components make Burnt Hollow Ranch ideal for both the experienced operator and ambitious hobbyist looking to dive headfirst into the western ranch lifestyle. Perched on a hillside above the operational hub is a masterpiece 8,774 square foot owner’s residence. The three-bedroom, five-bathroom home offers every modern amenity with expansive great room, bar, office, master suite, pool, attached garage, and detached four-bay shop with oversize 12-foot doors. In addition to the owner’s residence is a 4,186 square foot three-bedroom, four-bathroom guest home offering stunning views of the Deer Lodge Valley and Flint Mountain Range beyond. There are several additional residences for employees and guests, and two off-grid remote cabins, one newly completed. Operationally, the ranch offers 200± acres of irrigated hay ground with 60± acres under pivot and both wheel line and flood watering the remainder. There are thousands of acres of fenced pasture complete with cross-fencing and water dispersed throughout the ranch. The main headquarters is tidy, functional, and complete, offering shops, equipment sheds, calving barns, a ranch office, working corrals, and squeeze chutes. In addition to the deeded ground, there are several state and forest service grazing leases totaling 4,800± acres and nearly 500 AUMs. While the operational and residential improvements are notable, what sets Burnt Hollow Ranch apart is its vast and diverse topography and overall aesthetic. Flanking the east side of the Deer Lodge Valley in the shadows of the Continental Divide, Peterson Creek runs through a low rift providing a protected basin for ranch operations. The rift gives way to gently sloping hillsides to a vast bench that spans for miles bordering the US Forest Service for 7.75 miles. The open pastures to the north eventually give way to forested hillsides to the south and east covered in mixed coniferous forests and healthy aspen stands surrounding grassy meadows. Elk, deer, bear, and a variety of other game and non-game species are abundant on the ranch and in the vast stretches of adjacent public ground. Located in HD 215, over-the-counter tags are available and permits have a fairly high success rate. This is a unique holding offering an expansive, diverse, and private setting yet is exceptionally close to modern amenities and some of the best recreation Montana has to offer. Truly a western playground with unmatched comfort, operational efficiency, and western ambiance, Burnt Hollow Ranch is ready for new stewards to carry its legacy forward.

7,997 ± Acres 7,677± deeded acres 320± acre BLM allotment 4 homes with breathtaking mountain views Various sheds, shops, and barns Incredible cattle and equestrian facilities 3 domestic wells, 2 irrigation wells, 25,000± gallon tank 28± acre irrigation pivot, horse pastures, and timber Equipment will convey with the sale $15,000,000

To schedule a showing or for more information contact John Wildin, Broker|Partner, Hall and Hall, at 620-474-0533. The Drummond South Ranch, with over 11,690 acres in total under fence with a mix of 6,850± deeded acres and the balance of land leased from various neighbors, is now offered for sale after being owned by the same family for nearly 100 years. Frederick Drummond operated the ranch for nearly 50 years, eventually passing it along to his children. This scenic working cattle ranch is located nearly 20 miles northwest of Tulsa on a direct line, sits right above Keystone Lake, and is around three miles southwest of Skiatook Lake. One can see downtown Tulsa from several of the high points on the ranch. This ranch is made up of the rolling hills covered with the typical species of native tall grasses, in addition to the abundant stands of trees that dominate this sector of the Cross Timbers ecoregion. Numerous draws run throughout the ranch. Several of those draws at times can have water backed up in them from Keystone Lake during periods of high flows from the Arkansas River that feeds Keystone Lake. The ranch has been operated over the last 100 years by the same family as a working cattle ranch, typically running around 600 head of mother cows and calves annually. However, the general location of this Drummond South Ranch, with its proximity to Keystone and Skiatook Lakes, and the short drive to the Tulsa Metroplex, it’s become obvious that this land is moving in a transitional path that looks to be headed way beyond cattle ranching. This large landholding is nearly impossible to duplicate because of its unmatched location. The incredible proximity to Tulsa, Keystone Lake, and Skiatook Lake are just a few of the high points. The rolling hills of tall grass, the timbered areas full of blackjack and post oak trees, and the deep draws are home to an assorted wildlife population. The views from various high points on the ranch are stunning.

The Home Place Ranch is being offered as a major portion of the existing Cherry Springs Ranch. It is located in the productive and scenic Clarks Fork River Valley, seven miles southeast of Bridger, Montana and 57 miles southwest of Billings, Montana. Comprised of 5,212± deeded acres of which 110± acres are irrigated. The ranch also includes an additional 1,160± acres of BLM lease and 640± acres of state lease. Highlighted by two major drainages that run through the ranch namely the North and South Forks of Cherry Creek, the ranch provides strong native grasses and well-timbered draws creating optimal habitat for an assortment of wildlife. The improvements are modest with a three bedroom and three bath 1,288± square foot ranch house with a basement. There is a good set of corrals and a solid cattle barn. The Facts: ~ Seven miles southeast of Bridger, Montana ~ Fifty-seven miles southwest of Billings, Montana ~ Convenient access off well-maintained county road ~ Approximately 5,212 deeded acres ~ Approximately 1,160 BLM lease acres ~ Approximately 640 state lease acres ~ Approximately 110 acres under pivot irrigation ~ South Bridger Creek frontage ~ Three bedroom and three bath home ~ Barn and cattle facilities ~ Strong irrigation rights ~ Artesian well ~ Good mule deer population ~ Average precipitation is approximately 12 inches per year

Tarva is a 4,515± acre wild quail plantation located in the Albany, Georgia quail belt adjacent to or in the immediate neighborhood of dozens of other highly coveted and similarly-managed properties. The diversity of habitat and wildlife makes this an exciting, all-season recreational hunting retreat. And, when not in the field, the circa 1850 historic main house, set among sprawling live oaks, is a showplace, meticulously preserved and outfitted in a comfortable southern style. Facts: ~ 4,515± acre quail plantation in the Albany quail belt in Baker & Dougherty Counties, Georgia. ~ Adjacent to or in the immediate neighborhood of other large recreational properties such as Pinebloom, Nilo, Pineland, Wildfair, Blue Springs, and Nonami. ~Thousands of acres of quail hunting habitat have undergone an intense management and restoration plan over the last several years yielding strong quail counts. In the 2022 and 2021 seasons, Tarva moved 6.8 and 6.1 coveys per hour hunted. ~ Phenomenal 30± and 7± acre dove fields. 150 to 160 class whitetail deer, abundant turkeys, and wood ducks galore. Tarva’s wildlife-rich diversity stretches the annual use of this property out across all hunting seasons. ~ This will only be the fourth sale since it was established by the Tarver family over 185 years ago. ~ Beautifully maintained and recently restored 7,300± square foot Greek Revival antebellum house circa 1850, offered furnished and featuring three bedrooms and three full and two half bathrooms. ~ Parklike grounds around the main house were also recently improved to create a fantastic outdoor entertaining area and showcase the beautiful and sprawling live oaks that frame the entrance drive and house. ~ Additional improvements around the main campus include a two-bedroom, two-bathroom guest cabin, three-bedroom guest house with kitchen, and a modest horse stable. ~ Other improvements include a manager’s house, an assistant manager’s house, and guest house, seven small concrete block tenant houses (only one is occupied), a farm shop, new grain bins, and equipment barn. ~ Entire eastern property line, shared with Nilo, is game-rich Cooleewahee Creek, a tributary to the Flint River. ~ 11± acre Hunter Lake, shallow water ~ Dozens of unique cypress-filled ponds scattered throughout the property that range in size between one and 125 acres. ~ Just 17 minutes to the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport. ~ Less than an hour’s drive north from Thomasville and three hours south of Atlanta. ~ Tarva is protected with a conversation easement held by Georgia Department of Natural Resources. ~ Tarva is offered furnished and with all of its operating equipment and tools.

Mount Shasta towers above this 4,000± acre ranch with over 3 miles of trout stream, 74 miles of riding trails/roads, meadows, valuable timber resources, and forest service borders. Extensive improvements (almost 50,000 square feet) maximize comfort and enjoyment of this recreational haven for hiking, fishing, and riding.

Encompassing 3,325± deeded acres in its own valley with over four miles of frontage on Upper Klamath Lake and over four miles of Denny Creek, Rock Creek Ranch is one of the premier agricultural, lifestyle, and conservation properties available in the Northwest. Owned and operated for over five decades by the same family, this best-in-class property represents the optimal combination of scenery, accessibility, privacy, water, wildlife, and agricultural productivity. The ranch is conveniently located 20 miles from Klamath Falls, the service center for the region, and an hour from the commercial airport in Medford, Oregon via State Highway 140. The property’s vibrant, irrigated meadows spread north across the valley floor to the lakeshore and are flanked by gently sloping timberlands consisting of pine, fir, and cedar. Building improvements complement the ranch and are highlighted by a tasteful and comfortable 5,500± square foot owner’s home remodeled in 2010. Featuring four bedrooms and four bathrooms, the residence is situated in a secluded location at the north end of the ranch and offers elevated views west across the lake to the forested slopes of the Cascades. Other improvements are clustered near the ranch entrance and include a modern log shop building, a small rock ranch house, and a historic well-maintained log barn built in the 1880s. An internal road network enables one to reach all parts of the ranch and includes a well-designed underpass below Highway 140 that provides access to the southern part of the property. Historically, Rock Creek Ranch was managed as part of a year-round cattle operation that included winter operations in northern California. The ranch is currently leased for seasonal grazing accommodating approximately 400 cows/calves and 1,600 yearling cattle for up to seven months of the year. The ranch also benefits from a private grazing lease that spreads across nearly 37,000± acres contiguous to the ranch. In addition, approximately 75 acres of the property is leased annually to Oregon State University to raise hay and potatoes. Supporting the agricultural operations are highly reliable surface and groundwater irrigation rights that cover approximately 1,000 acres. The property lies within Klamath County’s destination resort overlay zone, which offers the potential for expansive tourism development. The ranch is not covered by a conservation easement at the present time. However, because of the property’s size, location, zoning, and extensive frontage on Upper Klamath Lake, it is a prime candidate for one.

Historic Plantation with Hunting & Recreational Land For Sale in Pickensville, AL Owl Creek Plantation Let me take you on a journey. A trip back in time. An excursion to a plantation unaware of the chaos of 2020. A place where the road ends and the enchantment of a simpler existence begins. Let me take you to Owl Creek Plantation. Owl Creek is located on the AL/MS boundary in Pickens County, Alabama, just East of Macon, Mississippi. The yellow brick road truly does end at Owl Creek. When the lodge comes into view, it’s hard not to pull over on the lakeshore and take it in. Perfectly situated on the water's edge, with 6 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, screened porches, massive dining and entertaining areas, and sunset views that are otherworldly, Owl Creek Lodge grabs your heart from first glance. The lodge looks as though it too was created “in the beginning,” like it just belongs.  Additionally, in the not too shabby guest house on the North end of the lake, you’ll find 3 more bedrooms with another 2.5 baths. Owl Creek can easily sleep 22 guests comfortably and has not only been a family retreat for over 70 years, it has been the site of many weddings and other social functions. If, and that’s a big “if”, you can drag yourself away from the lodge, you can begin to find your way around the 3,040 acres of unbelievable serenity and beauty. The improved road system winds its way through massive hardwood stands along the majestic Tenn-Tom River. Strategically located throughout the property are wildlife fields overflowing with deer and turkeys, purposefully flooded cypress brakes for waterfowl and many deer stands only in need of an afternoon hunter. The hunting is so good in fact, several years ago the property generated over $200k in revenue from sold hunts. The timber component of Owl Creek is mainly mature hardwood. There are a few scattered areas of managed loblolly pine creating habitat throughout the property. A recent timber cruise is available upon request and reflects a timber value of $4.2M. A new owner looking to add more habitat and recover some of the purchase price could easily take advantage of the timber market in the area. And just when you think you’ve seen it all, you stumble upon Camp Duke. Camp Duke is on the southern end of the property, isolated from life. It’s the retreat within the retreat. Camp Duke IS social distancing. I can’t describe Camp Duke, you have to experience Camp Duke. I’ve been blessed in my career to work with wonderful families and some unbelievable properties. They have all been special. Owl Creek Plantation sets the bar high for all the properties before, and all the properties yet to come. So, Let me take you to Owl Creek Plantation.   For more properties like this, go to United Country Real Estate! Listing ID: 23042-33525

Bumpy Road Ranch is a recreational paradise conveniently located 12 miles west of Scottsbluff, Nebraska. A ranch with this kind of beauty and wildlife is not only hard to find in western Nebraska but rarely comes on the market. This ranch has been in the same family for many years. Situated just west of the Wildcat Hills, the ranch has all the attributes of a great hunting property and wildlife refuge. The Bumpy Road Ranch is loaded with tremendous habitat and protection for wildlife throughout. The lower elevation portion provides forage through the winter, and the nearby farmland provides additional great food sources. The varied topography is truly beautiful and features dark timbered hillsides with deep draws and canyons as well as open pastures for grazing. Long fingers of trees reflect the stark elevation changes of 4,200 feet near the improvements to the elevated pastures of 4,900 feet. All of this lends itself to great scenic vistas for horseback riding, hiking, birding, snowshoeing, and cross country skiing.

Stonehouse Preserve spans 2,712± acres on the banks of the York River and Ware Creek. The property lies just 15 minutes northwest of Williamsburg and within an hour of many of Virginia’s larger cities. The convenient location is balanced by the property’s privacy, which is further enhanced by its York River frontage and the surrounding public lands. The 2,600-acre Ware Creek Wildlife Management Area borders Stonehouse to the north, while the nearly 3,000-acre York River State Park is a stone’s throw from the property’s southern boundary. The land is a diverse mix of upland timber, deep ravines, numerous creeks, and expansive water frontage, which together form a dynamic property filled with potential. Currently, it is primarily managed for hunting and wildlife, although many additional recreational opportunities exist. The property has been deed restricted to protect Stonehouse’s environmental and scenic resources. Flexibility for future owners has also been preserved, and nineteen homes and associated improvements can be built, as well as 130,000 square feet of commercial space. As a result, Stonehouse Preserve can accommodate a range of future ownership scenarios, be it a family compound, best-in-class recreational retreat, or a small-scale, conservation-oriented community.

Castle Ridge Ranch is 2,225± acres in the rolling timber-lined hills and Canadian River bottoms of Okfuskee County, approximately one hour east of Oklahoma City near the community of Okemah, Oklahoma. A raw land offering that has an abundance of elevation, variety of large timber, sandy soil in the North Canadian River bottom, and an abundance of water in every sense of the word. The ranch consists of navigable yet drastic topography setting the tone for the character that permeates the rest of the ranch. Timber native to the region includes primarily a variety of oaks, hickory, cedar, cottonwood, and elm trees. Castle Ridge is bordered by recreational and ranching neighbors of respective sizes and similar geographic features, mostly comprised of ranching and recreational operations or rural homesteads. The eleven stock ponds, water well, and roughly a mile of river frontage on the North Canadian River provide equitable water for the wildlife and livestock. Roughly 77 acres of cultivation are traditionally planted in a winter wheat crop for grazing. There are multiple vantage points created by the timbered hills rising to elevations of over 980 feet above sea level and local variations of 180 feet within the property boundaries of the ranch. This property fits the avid hunter with the desire to have accessible and productive ground for cattle in combination with the recreational aspects and ability to subdivide with the excessive amount of road frontage and access points to the ranch. The Facts: ~ Approximately 2,225 deeded acres to be surveyed ~ Over a mile of Highway 62 paved frontage on both sides of the highway ~ County road frontage and Old Highway 62 frontage as well ~ Elevation change of 180 feet on the ranch ~ One mile of accessible North Canadian River frontage ~ Native, improved, and open pasture of 856± acres with balance in timber and cover for wildlife ~ Cultivation near the river on 72± acres ~ Bisected by Highway 62, Old Highway 62, and frontage on a gravel county road at the south boundary ~ Electricity ~ Currently one water well ~ Rural water available – Okfuskee County # 2 ~ Seven total oil and gas sites, five active sites ~ No reservations are being made by the seller ~ Seller believes to own no minerals ~ Peninsula in the river of 80± acres ~ Eleven ponds ~ Native American history and old schoolhouse

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!!

Winter Falls is going SOLAR! Once in a ''Blue Moon'' does a ranch with this much diversity and quality become available for sale. This 1455+/- acre cattle, hay, wild rice and hunting ranch is truly an amazing property. The ranch features over 1050 acres under flood irrigation. 521 in alfalfa, grass hay, alfalfa/grass mix, 201 acres in wild rice and 328 acres irrigated pasture. Property Highlights • Ground mounted, grid tied 200 KW DC SOLAR field. The solar power will handle all of the ranch power needs including domestic wells, homes and shop. • There are 4 ag wells, (one not in use) a ditch pump and a spring pump all tied together, producing well over 10,000 GPM • All tied together with underground mainline and return ditch system. No water leaves the ranch! • The remaining property is used for grazing and feed lot with a mixture of pines, oaks and juniper. • The south portion of the ranch is under a WRP conservation easement for enhanced habitat and is used for hunting and grazing. • Around 30 acres are in the headquarters, barns, shop, corrals and two homes. • 3400 sf metal shop, two hay barns plus animal/hay barn. The ranch keeps enough hay to feed over the winter, and sells the remaining crop. • The ranch now runs 350 spring and fall calving pairs, plus 50 replacement heifers and 12 bulls, year round. • This operation has run up to 500 head, depending on how you run the haying operation. • The ranch is fully fenced and cross fenced. • There are several year round and seasonal springs, year round ponds, as well as a seasonal creek which creates a spectacular waterfall over the lava rock bluff. • There are two roads into the ranch, One coming in from the south,at the base of the bluff and one coming down off the bluff via Day Road. • The ranch hand house is 1400 sf with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, plus a full basement. This house is located just north of the ranch headquarters. • The owners home is at the south end of the ranch. It is 1500 sf with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths, plus a full basement. • Both homes sit at the base of the bluff and have nice decks capturing the incredible views of Mt. Shasta, Mt. Lassen and valley. • The waterfowl hunting is outstanding and the ranch qualifies for 2 landowner deer tags available through Fish and Wildlife. • The Williamson Act is in place on the majority of the ranch. • This is a rare opportunity to purchase a ranch that has excellent history, very well maintained with the benefit of privacy, beauty plus fantastic hunting and bass fishing. • Good production records are available to qualified buyers. • Some equipment and cattle are available for sale, but not included in asking price.

The historic Biaggi Ranch is situated on Mendocino’s pristine coast between the coastal hamlets of Manchester and Elk. A ranch of this caliber rarely comes to market. Comprising of over 1382 acres, the ranch rises from almost sea level rolling grassland pasture to over 1600 feet elevation with towering redwood forests. Intermixed in this diverse topography are lush mountain meadows, spring-fed draws, and building sites with big, unobstructed coastal views south to Point Arena’s lighthouse and north to Irish Beach, and west across the Pacific as far as the eye can see. Historically the ranch has run sheep and dairy stock with the occasional grain crop being cultivated on the ranch’s western flats. Since the 1970s, however, the ranch has been utilized more as a beef operation running between 80-100 cows. Throughout its history, the Biaggi Ranch’s forest has proved to be a sustainable and reliable resource providing split rail fencing, railroad ties, shake, lumber, and tanoak bark from the late 1800s thru the mid-late 1900s at which time the ranch’s focus changed to longer-term forestry practices that stressed sustainability, yield, and quality while preserving the ecological integrity of the ranch. The ranch has an estimated +18 million board feet of timber with roughly that split 50%-50% between Redwood and Douglas Fir with a small amount of White Fir. There is an NTMP in place. This timber stand is a significant resource allowing the new owner many opportunities including sustainable harvesting, carbon credit banking, conservation easement potential, or a combination of all three. Besides the ranch’s economic attributes, the ranch affords immense recreational potential. There is a well-maintained road and trail system throughout the ranch that allows access to almost all points and could double as equestrian and ATV trails. The ranch plays host to a number of different species including Blacktail Deer, wild turkey, mountain and valley quail, blue grouse, occasional black bear, wild hog, and many other species. The ranch would be an ideal hunting retreat or for the matter a wildlife preserve. Besides its wildlife, the ranch has numerous streams including Owl Creek and Alder Creek tributaries which provide critical habitat for the steelhead coming from the Pacific. In regards to improvements, the ranch has two modest homes that were built in the early 1900s (1200 sq ft and 800 sq ft) that could serve as a temporary abode while the new owners build their new home and then later converted to caretaker’s quarters. The two older barns are in working order and provide able room for livestock, hay, and storage. The houses are fed by a spring and even with the worst drought in California history performed without fault. The ranch is fenced and crossed fence in parts. The ranch is about 2 1/2 to 3 hours from the San Francisco Bay Area. The closest airport is in the town of Little River, 24 miles from the property. For commercial flights, the Sonoma County Airport is 2 hours from the property. Property Highlights: • 1382.50 Acres Comprising 1o Legal Parcels of gently rolling pasture, heavy forest, spring-fed draws, open mountain meadows, and unbelievable Pacific view building sites on various parts of the ranch • An estimated +18,000,000 Board Foot of Timber split roughly 50/50 between Redwood and Douglas - NTMP • 80-100 head carrying capacity for a cattle operation and substantially more for a sheep operation • Teeming in native wildlife including Blacktail deer, wild turkey, quail, bear, wild hog, and more in addition to having creeks and springs throughout • Point Arena is just down the road with its organic co-op grocery store, incredibly beautiful restored theatre, public library, credit union, and public fishing pier at the Point Arena Wharf. Manchester State Beach, which is over 3 miles long and ranked in the top 10 for best beaches in the Pacific Northwest, is right down the road.

SUGAREE​ 1,300± acres | Athens, Texas 1 hour from Dallas Just off of 175/Loop7 and complete with an incredible on-ranch private access easement to the Athens Airport Jet Strip (currently under expansion and development planning). Thus, Sugaree opportunity provides a private owner or fishing/hunting commercial venture operation with something no other ranch I know of has.” Private and exclusive on-ranch access to a commercial jet strip! Additionally, up to three commercial hanger lot options are included in this offering. This added value amenity access is like no other and provides the ability for family, friends and guests to arrive or depart a stay via private plane without having to ever leave the ranch. Just arrive or depart via Polaris or ATV! It gets better and better! This property offers a diverse mix of topography, rolling grasslands, hayfields, forests, pines, pastures and a series of incredible lakes. Perimeters have been planted with over 70,000+ pine trees. There are several springs, soaks and creek beds, as well as two incredible clearwater fishing/swimming holes (hence the name “Sugaree”). There is also a potential for combining and expanding two existing lake locations (20 & 30 acres each) to create a single lake of an estimated 50+ acres or more. Duck, deer and fish are abundant. This property is a blank canvas and could go in any direction for private, shared or commercial ownership interests. There is an existing 4,000 sqft. Lodge/Cabin/Home on the edge of a private lagoon, as well as a skeet shooting range and new shop. Privacy, quick access to Athens, as well as Tyler and Dallas make this an ideal investment, private retreat or commercial operation.

To schedule a showing or for more property information contact Brett Grier, Broker|Partner, Hall and Hall at 817-357-7347. Riverfront acreage of 1,271± with a high bank and minimal encumbrance of floodplain in the rolling timber-lined hills and Canadian River bottom of Okfuskee County. The ranch is approximately one hour east of Oklahoma City near the community of Okemah, Oklahoma. A raw land offering that has desirable and navigable elevation, variety of large timber, sandy soil in the river bottom, and an abundance of water in every sense of the word. The ranch consists of drastic topography that is apparent in every corner of the property. The views and topography set the tone for the character that permeates the rest of the ranch. Timber native to the region includes a variety of oaks, hickory, cedar, cottonwood, and elm trees. School Valley Ranch is bordered by recreational and ranching neighbors of respective size and similar geographic features, mostly comprised of ranching and recreational operations or rural homesteads. The four stock ponds, water well, and roughly a mile of river frontage on the North Canadian River provide an equitable amount of water for the wildlife and livestock. Roughly 70 acres of cultivation are traditionally planted in a winter wheat crop for grazing. There is the possibility of adding irrigation to the cultivation to increase yield. There are multiple vantage points created by the timbered hills rising to elevations of over 980 feet above sea level and local variations of 180 feet within the property boundaries of the ranch. There are trails that intermingle through the checkerboard of native pastures separated by dense wooded areas. Food plots are traditionally planted in these areas and have increasingly helped harbor wildlife on the ranch. This property fits the avid hunter with the desire to have accessible and productive ground for cattle in combination with the recreational aspects and ability to subdivide with multiple access points to the ranch. The Facts Existing 4.5% 30-year fixed loan on the property may be assumed subject to approvable credit and minimum required collateral Over a mile of Highway 62 paved frontage County road frontage and secondary entrance on the south end of the ranch Elevation change of 180 feet within the boundaries of the property One mile of accessible Canadian River frontage 70± acres of cultivation adjacent to the river Checkerboard of 300± acres of native grazing pasture Approximately 900 acres remaining in timber/native brush Electricity available on-site in multiple locations Currently one water well Rural water available – Okfuskee County # 2 Four total oil and gas sites, well-kept and nonintrusive No reservations are being made by the seller Seller believes to own no minerals 80± acre peninsula can be accessed by crossing the river Four stock ponds Native American history and old schoolhouse located on the property

Sheep Ranch covers over 1000 acres in Scott County and has endless possibilities. This rare find is a sportsman’s paradise with frontage on two creeks, over 7 miles of trails, bear, turkey, and deer galore, plus beautiful views. On top of that, you’ll find mature and marketable timber, gas and oil wells on the property, multiple food plots, 1.5 miles of frontage on Sheep Ranch Rd, and no restrictions! If you can imagine it, this property can probably support it. Sheep Ranch has multiple entry points, power and water available at the northern and southern property edges, and several locations for perfect & scenic home sites. Would be great for a campground/RV park, luxury rental cabins, a sportsman/recreation club, or whatever your heart desires! There is no shortage of amazing opportunities to enjoy nature and outdoor activity in the Sunbright area – both on and off your property. Not far from this tract, you’ll find the Big South Fork National River and Recreation area spanning over 125,000 acres of the Cumberland Plateau. This national park boasts miles of scenic gorges and sandstone bluffs, natural and historic features, and plenty of outdoor activities including whitewater paddling, rock climbing, horseback riding, and hiking. Next door to Big South Fork you’ll find Airpark Equestrian Stables, an upscale equestrian center with a large arena, round pen, and 11-stall barn, plus guided horseback riding through 450 acres of privately owned land. For even more adventure, the Brimstone Recreation ATV park is also nearby with over 300 miles of OHV trails in the heart of Appalachia. Sheep Ranch is ready for you. Reserve your private tour now!

Extreme privacy can be yours at Mount Fern, a 912+/- acre farm located 1.5 hours from Washington, D.C. and 45 minutes from Charlottesville (University of VA). This farm is not under conservation easement and offers five tax map parcels. Live in the circa 1848 home or build your dream home on one of the many stunning building sites with sweeping Blue Ridge Mountain views. The farm is well balanced between fertile crop land, pasture, and hardwood forest. Lots of water can be found at Mount Fern with bold Beautiful Run (creek) that runs through the center as well as a lovely 4 acre pond & three smaller ponds. All buildings, improvements and land are being sold "as-is."

Hill Country Oasis, Diverse 900 Acres with rising elevations, varied terrain, plethora of wildlife and an abundance of water resources.

$2,477,000
Within the gates of Yosemite National Park lies this amazing 896+/- acre property. Nestled in a tranquil setting, away from the hustle, bustle, and worries of life, is a wonderful home awaiting you and your adventures. Built in 1973, this 2500 sq. ft. mountain cabin home has high beams, wood frame, and decks on front and back. The main house and downstairs apartment can be occupied separately, with separate entrances. Other areas on the property are identified where an additional cabin of your dreams can be built, affording views the likes are seldom seen. Walk among the towering conifers and rock outcroppings, taking in the amazing views, all on your own land, as you breathe in the clean, crisp air thinking…”This is social distancing done naturally.” The new owner will be in the unique position of being able to conserve for perpetuity a big section of land originally intended to be part of Yosemite National Park, while also being in the enviable position of having a house in a national park. When John Muir envisioned the original boundaries for Yosemite National Park, he included the lands of the Yosemite Lumber Company, on the western ridge above the Merced River, just south of the town of El Portal. When the lumber company objected, the final 1906 boundary established for Yosemite National Park skirted these holdings. The O’Conner family bought this land from the Lumber Company and managed it as a guest ranch. Upon Mr. O’Conner’s death, the land was divided between three O’Conner children. In the 1970s a portion of the property was sold to developers who created a residential community called Yosemite West. The Pacific Forest Trust bought the remaining O’Conner tracts in 2005 to prevent their subdivision and development, protecting them and the Park. Over the last 15 years, the Pacific Forest Trust has stewarded the properties to enhance their outstanding natural qualities. With a conservation easement in place, the next steward is allowed many opportunities to enjoy this property. Yosemite National Park and Sierra National Forest are your next door neighbors! You have direct access to tens of thousands of acres to explore. Close to Badger Pass ski area, Glacier Point, and all of Yosemite National Park. Owning this property is once in a lifetime opportunity.