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Nestled within the breathtaking expanse of Montanas natural beauty, the Big Hole River Ranch presents an unrivaled opportunity for those seeking a life intertwined with the wilderness. Spanning approximately 515 acres, this magnificent property is a harmonious blend of lush meadows, dense timber, and over two miles of pristine Big Hole River frontage.

The ranchs unique location along the riverbanks provides a sanctuary for an astonishing array of wildlife, including deer, elk, moose, and bears, offering an unparalleled experience for nature enthusiasts. The proximity to the rivers headwaters ensures cool water temperatures throughout the summer, ideal for the memorable dry-fly fishing experiences the area is famed for.Big Hole River Ranch is more than just land; it embodies the spirit of the Northern Rockies. It occupies the heart of what locals refer to as Skinner Meadows, a historical site named after a notable figure from the Gold Rush era, adding a layer of intrigue to its rich tapestry.

A notable feature of the ranch is its private 4,000-foot grass airstrip, providing easy access for aviation enthusiasts. Senior water rights covering 232 acres ensure the lands lushness is maintained through gravity-fed irrigation, underscoring the ranchs blend of natural beauty and practical amenities.

Accommodation on the ranch is a cozy, updated cabin of 2,100 square feet, featuring three bedrooms and two baths, radiating warmth and a sense of home. The property also includes a 48 x 38 foot horse barn with four stalls, catering to equestrian pursuits, and a vacant 5 acre building envelope, offering the potential for expansion or customization.

Situated in the serene Skinner Meadows area and a stones throw from Jackson, Montana, the ranch offers seclusion without isolation. Its border with Forest Service land on two sides opens the door to endless recreational activities in virtually untouched wilderness, offering both hunters and nature lovers unfettered access to the surrounding beauty.

The ranch is not only a testament to the allure of Montanas vast landscapes but also a tribute to the enduring legacy of connection to the land. Big Hole River Ranch is more than a destination; its a profound statement of living harmoniously within the splendor of nature, making it an unparalleled retreat for those who seek both adventure and tranquility in the heart of the Northern Rockies.

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The Horse Prairie Ranch is the epitome of the West, the classic Montana ranch -- expansive, private, mountainous, and full of horses, cattle, wildlife, and cowboy and Indian history. This is one of Montanas historic reputation ranches, acclaimed by USA Today as one of the "10 Best Places to be a Cowboy".  It is over 30,000 acres of combined deeded and leased lands that lie in one private block in a mountain valley surrounded by other large cattle ranches, forested mountains, and thousands and thousands of acres of federal lands. Aspen-lined streams course through the ranch for miles, from the adjoining evergreen forest through the ranchs grass, sage, and irrigated hay lands. Horses, cattle, elk, deer, and antelope dot the ranch.  The Big Sky stretches for 30 miles to the tops of surrounding mountain ranges and night reveals only a handful of neighboring lights under a canopy of brilliant stars. Privacy is ensured, yet the cow town center of southwest Montana is within 40 minutes.

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Jensen Creek Hideaway presents a remarkable opportunity to own a mountain property nestled against Beaverhead National Forest. This special property spans 160 deeded acres and boasts a prime location for privacy and recreation, bordering a mile of Beaverhead National Forest and half a mile of state land. Central to the property is Jensen Creek, meandering through the property for half a mile.

Surrounded by meadows adorned with sagebrush, dotted with Douglas fir trees, and flanked by dense woods, Jensen Creek Hideaway offers breathtaking panoramic views of Painter Peak, Browns Drainage Peak, and Bloody Dick Peak. The area is abundant with wildlife, including deer, elk, moose, and various birds, appealing to nature enthusiasts and hunters alike.

The centerpiece of the estate is a grand 5,892 square foot stone and log, accented custom main home, designed with five bedrooms and six bathrooms. This spacious layout caters to relaxed and comfortable living and makes it ideal for hosting family gatherings and entertaining guests. Despite its secluded end-of-the-road privacy, the home is equipped with all modern comforts, blending rustic charm with contemporary convenience.

The property's location facilitates multiple recreational activities such as hiking, horseback riding, ATV and snowmobile adventures, or hunting in the vast expanses of the National Forest. For convenience, Dillon, Montana, is just an hour away, providing essential amenities. At the same time, Butte, Montana, and Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport are reachable within two hours, two hours and forty-five minutes, respectively. Additionally, Clark Canyon Reservoir and the head of the Beaverhead River lie between the property and Dillon, offering further opportunities for boating and fishing.

Jensen Creek Hideaway represents a rare chance to own a secluded yet accessible retreat in Montana's pristine wilderness, combining natural beauty with modern living and abundant recreational opportunities.

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Moose Creek Ranch sits in one of the most remarkable areas of Montana. The Big Hole Valley has the kind of scenery that will make you stop alongside the road and pause, the type of recreation that people travel thousands of miles to enjoy, and old-school western nostalgia-driven from its large generational ranches.

With no improvements on its 1,483 acres, the ranch is a blank canvas for its new owner. With the land being divided into several different parcels, it may also be a candidate for a conservation easement.

The land itself is a blend of a willow-covered creek bottom, grass, and sagebrush-covered hillsides providing feed for 180 cow/calf pairs on average for five months of the year. Moose Creek and Swamp Creek combine for 2 miles of live water on the ranch. The creeks flow with that famous Big Hole Valley tea color and are filled with aggressive trout. As you stalk trout along its grassy banks, Swamp Creek will remind you of a spring creek-like setting.

Not only does the riparian area offer a fishery, but elk use this part of the ranch as a sanctuary. While some of the elk in this part of the valley often head over the border to Idaho once winter approaches, the hunting can be productive during archery, and on Moose Creek Ranch, a ground blind set in the willows should offer an opportunity at a great bull.

In the winter, take advantage of the ranches' proximity to some outstanding recreation. Only 20 miles away is the family-friendly Lost Trail Ski Area and the groomed Gibbonsville Snowmobile Trail starts just beyond the ranch gate.

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The Big Hole Valley, renowned as the land of 10,000 haystacks, is quietly celebrated for its top-notch grasslands, breathtaking scenery, expansive open spaces, and genuine western charm. Among the notable properties in this region is the Arrow Ranch, spanning 12,982 acres of vast hay meadows, extensive grasslands, sagebrush-covered hills, year-round creeks lined with willows, and rolling hills with timbered edges adjoining 8.5 miles of National Forest Service land and the famed Anaconda-Pintler Wilderness. The ranch's hay and grass production (approximately 1,400  2,000 tons a year, contingent upon the year) are sustained by approximately 13 miles of small streams running through the ranch, over 130 filed water rights, and ample annual snowfall. The well-watered ranch runs approximately 650 to 800 mother cows year-round, with a tenant bringing on an additional 500 to 600 during the summer months.

In our visits to the Arrow Ranch, it is a rare day not to have an encounter with an elk herd. Elk populate the ranch year-round, including heavy rutting activity during archery season. As the temperatures drop and hunting pressure rises from adjacent lands, the Arrow Ranch enjoys steady elk activity during the rifle season. The existing owners employ low-pressure hunting methods, resulting in a successful annual harvest of both bull and cow elk. The Arrow Ranch is located in Montana Hunting District 321, a general license area, maximizing opportunities for a landowner to pursue big game. Mule deer, pronghorn, black bear, moose, and grouse all call the Arrow Ranch home in addition to the healthy elk population.

Existing improvements on the ranch include a charming log home that serves as a primary residence and modest ranch improvements, which include a ranch manager residence, four additional dwelling structures, barns, and outbuildings at the ranch headquarters. At an additional site, approximately 2 miles from the ranch headquarters, lies an additional dwelling and outbuildings. A Conservation Easement with the Nature Conservancy protects the ranch from future subdividing and allows for the replacement or remodeling of the existing structures, a new residential structure within the ranch headquarters, and some additional improvements outside of the ranch headquarters.

The Big Hole Valley is still old Montana, and we think that is special. Not much has changed in the Big Hole, which has a history deeply woven into the fabric of the American West. Native American tribes traversed this picturesque landscape for centuries, establishing a rich cultural tapestry. The valley witnessed pivotal moments during the Lewis and Clark Expedition in the early 19th century as these explorers ventured through its pristine expanses. The mid-1800s marked the influx of European-American pioneers seeking fertile lands for ranching and agriculture. Notably, the Big Hole Valley became a battleground during the Nez Perce War of 1877, leaving an indelible mark on the region's history. Today, the valley stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of those who shaped its narrative, blending indigenous heritage with the tales of settlers and explorers, all against the backdrop of its breathtaking landscapes.

Fay Ranches takes pride in presenting the Arrow Ranch as one of the finest investment opportunities in Montana's Big Hole Valley.

Images in the videos represent the Arrow Ranch and the adjoining Pintler Creek Ranch, which can be purchased together or separately. Please reach out to our listing brokers for additional information.

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Ursus Montana Realty LLC

This spacious 40+/- acres lies just minutes from the Brownes Bridge fishing access on the famed Big Hole River, providing seclusion and privacy nestled within close proximity to I-15. The parcel is situated just a few miles from direct access to 2,000 square miles of public lands in the Pioneer Mountains. Brownes Lake is just 5 miles west of the property along with other area wilderness attractions. Mule deer and antelope are seen regularly on the property. Breathtaking Montana build site views are highlighted from the rolling hilltops. Topography is a native high desert type range with views of several area mountain ranges. The valley view below leads to the nearby town of Dillon and the Rock Creek drainage

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The 2W Ranch is one of Beaverhead Valleys premier equestrian/horse properties. Surrounded by the Beaverhead mountains in Dillon, Montana, lies the 2W Ranch, a pristine and breathtaking 15 acre equestrian property perfectly suited for horse enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. This mountain horse property offers a rare opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse oneself in the tranquility and beauty of nature.

The ranch is highlighted by a new arena with lights, stalls, irrigated pasture, miscellaneous outbuildings, and an updated four-bedroom, two-bath home. It has hosted many equine events, including ropings, clinics, cuttings, barrel races, and horse camps.

The 2W Ranch has undergone extensive upgrades, including improvements to the home, new fencing, a new riding arena, new stalls, a new shop, and other essential amenities. The irrigated pasture provides lush meadows for grazing your equine friends, allowing them to roam throughout the growing season. In addition, the stalls and pens allow for horse-boarding for the nearby university rodeo team and equestrian students.

Whether youre looking to enjoy a peaceful retreat, pursue outdoor recreation, or run a horse-related business, this property has everything you need to make your dreams a reality. With its stunning views, horse facilities, and convenient location, this mountain horse property is truly a one-of-a-kind gem. This horse property is more than just a place to keep your horses - its a lifestyle that offers freedom, adventure, and the opportunity to connect with nature and the animals we love.

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Nip and Tuck Ranch provides unparalleled quality and unmatched opportunities for discerning elk and big game hunters. This turnkey, top-tier, big game, elk hunting ranch is in a general hunting district, which provides an optimal opportunity to hunt both Idaho and Montana. Although it is nestled in the Beaverhead Mountains and surrounded by endless public land, Nip and Tuck Ranch is not off-grid, with power, fiber optics, and water from a spring. This property includes 2.5 miles of Nip and Tuck Creek for trout fishing and four ponds. The 1,273+ deeded acres sit at about 7,000 to about 8,000 in elevation and are a mix of timber and pasture. The Lemhi River in Idaho is a short half hour from the property, as is Clark Canyon Reservoir in Montana - the origin of the Beaverhead River and the end of the Red Rock River. Travel less than a half hour to Leadore, Idaho, for basic amenities or 50+ minutes to Dillon, Montana. End-of-road privacy, plentiful water, abundant feed sources, and seemingly endless public land make this the ultimate elk-hunting property. The supreme privacy of the Nip and Tuck Ranch truly separates this ranch from the pack. Nip and Tuck Ranch is in Hunt District 329. This area is very well known for its big game hunting, including elk, deer, bears, and, in some cases, antelope. The seemingly endless acres of contiguous public land yield outstanding big game hunting for deer, elk, antelope, and moose. As a result of the large amount of open ground, hunting in this area is excellent for both the numbers and trophy quality of big game animals.

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