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Knipe Land Company

Located in Meadows Valley with the Little Salmon River, a trout bearing stream, running through the property. The majestic mountain views include Brundage Mtn, next to Meadow Creek Golf Course and only 15mins from McCall. Fronting Hwy 95 for easy access, it is fully fenced and flood irrigated. A great spot to build your custom home or potentially develop, has several options for home sites. The recreational opportunities that the area has to offer; fish, hike, ski, boat, raft, view wildlife, are endless!

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Fay Ranches Inc

Located below the West Mountains in Central Idaho, the Branch Keyhole Ranch spans across a vast expanse of undulating hills and fragmented waterways. It shares its eastern border with the Payette National Forest, encompassing timbered drainages. The ranch comprises 10,705 deeded acres and an additional 86,673 acres of grazing leases, encompassing areas managed by the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and Idaho State Land.

Traditionally, the ranch supported approximately 950 pairs of cattle year-round. As the grass matures, the cattle can be led from the lower elevations into the higher regions. Due to a fire that occurred south of the forest service allotment last summer, the grazing capacity for the next two summer seasons will be limited to a total of 375 pairs of the 710 allotted.

The home place includes approximately 600 acres of irrigated cropland and an additional 600 acres of dryland farming. The ranch features three residences, necessary infrastructure, and corrals, epitomizing the classic Western cattle ranch setting.

The Little Weiser River, along with the South Fork of Grays Creek and King Hill Creek in the upper summer pastures, runs through the property. Crane Creek meanders through the home ranch for approximately 3.2 miles, while Granger Creek flows into Crane Creek. Numerous smaller tributaries and springs dot the ranch, making it highly suitable for productive grazing. Abundant water sources and diverse wildlife populations, including elk, mule deer, turkey, bear, and upland birds, thrive within the ranchs big sagebrush hills and timbered areas. This natural environment serves as a haven for wildlife. The Branch Keyhole Ranch offers year-round versatility, boasting some of the finest grasslands in Southern Idaho, as well as various recreational opportunities typical of a mountain ranch throughout all four seasons.

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The Mill Creek Ranch of the Upper Country is a 207 acre grazing tract set up to run 100 mama cows and calves from May-October. With Mill Creek running year-round around the barn area and homesite, it makes for the perfect place to brush up and set up cow camp for the spring and hot summer months.

It has proven to be a cash cow in terms of pasturing pairs. It has no pumping costs due to a gravity feed irrigation set up by a combination of gated pipe, wheel line, and ditch flood irrigation. Rotational grazing is made at ease through eight cross-fenced pastures. It would be a great candidate for an intensive grazing program. The bovine thrives in the high-country grasses with scattered brush and trees to shade up under on a hot day.

The property offers a 1,152-square-foot remodeled two-bed, one-bath ranch house fit for an honest cowpoke. Mill Creek Ranch of the Upper Country offers a great cattle handling facility of all pipe fence working corrals; a sorting alley, holding pens, a working chute, and a loading chute. There is also a rustic loft barn that stores hay in the winter or can be used as a livestock shelter. There is an old building site accessed from Lappin Lane with power and well hookups for a future building site.

The Mill Creek Ranch of the Upper Country offers a great grazing tract for cattle that is ready to put you and your cowgirls to work. The ranch opens its gates to invite you in to experience that slow country mountain living where a better quality of life can be found through the connection of land and community.

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