The Gearhart Valley Ranch features 7,810 +/- deeded acres and over 12 miles of the North Fork of the Sprague River and Meryl Creek. This is one of the finest operating and recreational properties on the market. The ranch offers extensive Forest Service boundary and a balance of irrigated meadows, timberlands and native rangeland. In addition to miles of stream frontage with fishing for redband and brown trout, extensive surface and ground water rights make this among the best-watered ranches available in the West today. The ranch offers a full set of residential and agricultural improvements and is located only an hour to the commercial airport in Klamath Falls. $9,995,000
Beginning at a common boundary with the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest at elevations slightly above 5,000 feet, the Cottonwood Creek offering descends southerly over rolling native grasslands dominated by spectacular mountain scenery and panoramic views of the Burnt River Valley below. This rare 4,346 acre Eastern Oregon opportunity continues into several heavily timbered valleys sheltering two small mountain streams providing excellent summer livestock pasture and exceptional wildlife habitat. Big game populations include Rocky Mountain Elk, Mule Deer, Pronghorn Antelope, Cougar and Black Bear. California Quail, Chuckars and Turkey frequent the property as do a variety of Raptors silently stalking their prey from the thermal breezes above. Ducks and Geese can be found on either of the two ponds on the property or at Beaverdam Pond on the adjacent BLM land. $2,625,000
The Echave Ranch is headquartered three miles from the small city of Jordan Valley, Oregon which lies in a wide lush valley along Jordan Creek in the heart of Owyhee country. This enduring high desert cattle ranch operates from three deeded base units totaling more than 2,436 acres and utlitizes approximately 22,000 acres of BLM lands including five private pastures and two areas of fenced federal range. Proportionately, one of the best watered ranches in the southeast Oregon region, the Echave Ranch is entitled to irrigate 1,162.6 acres using free water provided from several creeks, reservoirs and two high volume wells. The ranch headquarters has the advantage of direct access to an all-weather county road and US Highway 95 connecting Jordan Valley with Interstate 84, Caldwell and Nampa approximately 60 miles east and 70 miles to the amenities offered in Boise, Idaho. $3,700,000
The Steele Ranch is conveniently located in Baker Valley at the small Eastern Oregon community of Haines and less than ten miles from the Baker County seat in Baker City. All services and supplies normally required for the operation of a cattle ranch and the needs of a family are available locally. The Steele Ranch includes approximately 800 well-blocked deeded acres of which 579.9 acres hold some of the best water rights in the Valley. The availability of water for these rights is generally excellent and provides flood-irrigation to lush hay meadows and pastures on both sides of the Powder River as it flows through the ranch in its classic "oxbow" pattern. The ranch headquarters sets back from U.S. Highway 30 just north of the City of Haines and includes a large 3 bedroom home, a shop, covered scales, tack building, shipping pens and a vintage loft barn. $1,988,000
The MS Ranch is an example of pride in ownership and a long standing commitment to create an efficient, working cattle operation with outstanding improvements. This well-managed Central Oregon cattle ranch includes 5,152 contiguous deeded acres rich in hay meadows, pasture and pine timber. The ranch adjoins the Ochoco National Forest providing over 19,000 acres of summer grazing privileges and direct access to more than 800,000 acres of public forest lands. A diverse topography presents timbered ridges overlooking valleys with beautiful mountain streams. Easily accessible to the amenities in Bend, commercial flights into Redmond and services and supplies from Prineville, the MS Ranch offers a rare combination of a high quality life style and functional performance. $6,750,000
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The Silver Creek Ranch is a highly productive commercial cattle and hay operation situated in eastern Oregon's Silver Creek Valley. The ranch enjoys paved, all-weather access to the headquarters which are located 7 miles from the store and post office at Riley or a 32 mile drive to Burns, the Harney County seat, and approximately 110 miles west to the amenities offered in Bend. The ranch owns 5,142 acres including over 2,000 acres of irrigated hay meadow, pasture and cropland producing abundant ranch hay, and outside sales. More than 4,200 AUM's in summer grazing are available on a private Forest Service permit and four BLM permits. The ranch is well improved with two framed and two manufactured homes, two shop facilities, a calving barn, a fully equipped set of pens in new condition along with four additional shipping corrals with loading chutes placed in key locations around the ranch. $5,500,000
The Horse Creek Ranch and Vance Draw combine the elements of winter and summer livestock grazing with unsurprassed outdoor recreational opportunities in the most spectacular environment Oregon has to offer. The Horse Creek Ranch offering includes 1,041 deeded acres along with federal and private grazing privileges within approximately 15,000 acres in the Imnaha River Canyon. Vance Draw offers 240 acres of deeded summer pasture and recreation adjacent to the coveted Zumwalt Prairie. Located in the northeast corner of the state, Wallowa County is a land of rugged mountains, gentle valleys and deep canyons. Residents enjoy a high qality of life supported by traditional family owned ranches and forest industries. $1,600,000
Reservoir Land Company represents an opportunity to own one of the largest Oregon cattle ranches offered in recent times. This vast holding encompasses 53,350 deeded acres along with the exclusive grazing privileges to an additional 6,500 acres of Federal and State land. Located in an area filled with fascinating history, diverse landscape, clean air and friendly people, this reputation cattle ranch has experienced only two ownership changes since the original homestead in 1853. Reservoir Land portrays nearly a half century of successful business decisions focused on premium beef production, range and water improvements and timber management. Whether the next owner's goal is to enter into the industry at a commercial level or to expand an existing operation, Reservoir Land provides the strength in its enormous resources to distinguish itself as one of the finest ranch investments available in today's real estate market. $13,500,000
