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California Outdoor Properties is one of the largest, farm, ranch, and recreational private real estate companies in California. We are not your typical real estate agents. We are doing something we love! We understand land. We enjoy the outdoors. We hunt, fish, raise cattle, and grow crops. We believe in the old west philosophy where a handshake is your word. 

Our success is based on our strong work ethic and our knowledge and love for the land.  To provide the same great customer service for our farm, ranch, recreational property, and luxury estate clients in Nevada, we expanded into the Silver State. 

Licensed in: California

California Outdoor Properties, Inc

Opportunity to purchase 18 AC of raw land in Doyle, CA. This property is under an hour away from Reno yet feels distant from the bustle of the city. Long Valley Creek runs through the property, creating a seasonal riverfront to enjoy. Outdoor activities such as camping, boating, horseback riding, ATVing, & hunting nearby. Come build your recreational oasis!

 

Property Highlights:
18 Acres of raw land in Doyle, CA
Under 1 hour drive from Reno, NV and Susanville, CA
Long Valley Creek runs through the property
Excellent recreational or homestead opportunity

If you're looking for a special place, with extreme privacy and nothing but nature surrounding you, here it is! 960 acres of mostly native range land with a charming 1392 sf ft. 2 story chalet cabin tucked up against the hillside, capturing amazing views of the valley and mountain range. This peaceful cabin sits within 400 acres on the south side of Grasshopper Road. Fully fenced for cattle grazing. There are several springs on the property, along with two seasonal ponds. These 400 acres can handle about 35 pair from April to November, weather permitting. The meadow area appears to have been dry land farmed in the past. There is a gravel road to the cabin, weaving its way along the outskirts of the meadow. CABIN: You enter the main floor thru a convenient mud room, then into an open space with living, dining and kitchen area. A wall of windows and glass slider opening to open deck capturing the views. Perfect for morning coffee or a refreshing evening beverage watching the star lit skies. The horseshoe kitchen features a double oven, gas cooktop, refrigerator and microwave with nice counter space. One bedroom and one bath are also located on the main floor. The second level has a unique open bath/bedroom concept with area for family room or office, again with wonderful windows and glass slider opening to upper balcony with sweeping views. Luxury waterproof vinyl flooring throughout home, other than stairs. The basement is a delightful surprise and is not included in the square footage of the home. Large open space with concrete floor. Washer, dryer and water heater are located here. A side door opens to carport under deck. The water well is located in a small building just down from the cabin. Historically, the water has never been filtered and is still that way today, fresh from the well! There is a metal storage building that housed the generator before power was brought in. Power is provided by Surprise Valley Electric Coop with the lowest rates in Northern California.

Just 2.5 miles West on Grasshopper Road lays the 560 acres on the North side. This property is fully fenced and is solely used for grazing and can run about 25 pair for the season. There are 3 grain bins on the property, throwbacks from earlier years when a neighbor leased the ground. Two gravel pits supply ample gravel to maintain roads with plenty left over. There is a domestic well near the grain bins and an ag well toward the road. The wells are in unknown condition and do not have power. Both sections are in the Williamson Act. Bordering public lands in several areas. The ranch should qualify for land owner deer tags obtained through Fish and Wildlife. While the ranch is a bit remote, it is only about an hour from Susanville, 15 minutes to Eagle Lake and several creeks. This is a place to relax and unwind, enjoy the wildlife including deer, bear, fox, coyote, mountain quail and waterfowl just to name a few.

Property Highlights:
950 acres in the Williamson Act
The ranch can run about 60 pair for the season.
Wonderful two story 1326 sf. ft.  two bedrooms, two bath home with large basement.
Power to cabin via overhead powerlines.
Great well water for cabin use or stock water.
Fully fenced for grazing.
Backs up to Public Lands in several places.
Several springs and seasonal ponds.
Should qualify for land owner deer tags obtained through Fish and Wildlife.
Extreme privacy, tranquil setting.

Stunning may not say enough for this 40-acre homesite located on the east side of the beautiful Fall River Valley. This unique property has its own little mountain and is one of the highest points in the valley. As you begin driving up the knoll, the views start to come into play, by the time you reach the top, you will be ''star struck''. It takes a while to absorb all the beauty in a panoramic setting. Laying out in front and all around, you can see lush farm ground, ranches, rivers, and surrounding mountains including majestic Mt. Shasta. The house pad has been cleared on top of the knoll, with a circular driveway back to the entry road.

 

Property Highlights:
A permitted leach field is in, you will need to install a septic tank.
Drill a well and bring power to the building site. Or go solar!
Just imagine the sunsets and sunrises, watch the storms come across the valley.
You will most likely get a rainbow or two.
In acquiring this property, you will be the happy new owner to one of the most stunning homesites in the valley.

WATER, WATER, WATER!!! Take a look at this incredible 65 acre, one-of-a-kind hay ranch, located right here in Lassen County. The beautiful Lakeside Ranch is located in Janesville California, just 80 North of Reno, Nevada. This property features two homes, a 48x48 barn/shop, 40 acres of newly planted alfalfa (2024) under a pivot, 15 acres of irrigated pasture with top-of-the-line serta set hand lines, currently used for rotational grazing of up to 60 head. The ag well produces 1000 gpm and has a brand new 40hp submersible pump. There is an abundance of water! The house is a 1950 sq ft manufactured home with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It has recently been updated with new windows and flooring and also has a 24x24 detached garage. The yard is fully fenced and there is plenty of room for horses or 4-H projects. The second home is 1400 sq ft 3bed, 2 bath mobile. It has a newer roof and windows. This property backs up to BLM and offers direct access to Honey Lake. The Lakeside Ranch has so much to offer with endless possibilities for those seeking a country lifestyle or it could be a great investment property for the right person as well. Come and enjoy the rural beauty and views of Diamond Mountain, Thompson Peak, Honey Lake and Baxter Creek. Don't miss out on this great opportunity!

Property Highlights:
HIGH YIELD HAY CROP
2 HOMES
BEAUTIFUL VIEWS
BACKS UP TO BLM
DIRECT ACCESS TO HONEY LAKE
48X48 BARN/SHOP
HORSE PROPERTY
ABUNDANT WATER SUPPLY
AG WELL
65+ ACRES

California Outdoor Properties, Inc.

Clarks Valley Ranch offers a substantial 1,760 acres of prime rangeland, located 45 minutes east of Madeline, California, in Lassen County. The heart of this property has been in the family since 1946. This 6,200-foot elevation property boasts a gently rolling terrain, ideal for efficient livestock management.
Watered by a network of multiple springs and a pond, the ranch provides ample feed for livestock. Its high-altitude setting makes it ideal for seasonal grazing, with consistent forage throughout the grazing season. The ranch is equipped with perimeter and cross-fencing, along with community cattle handling facilities. Currently, the ranch runs 150 pairs from mid-May to November. There is a year-to-year cattle lease in place. A unique advantage of the property is the 980  acres of BLM land that is fenced in with the property, significantly expanding grazing potential. All fencing on the property and BLM land is new. There are about 2,740  acres fenced in total.
Clarks Valley Ranch also features recreational possibilities. Deer, antelope, elk, and a variety of birds find sanctuary here. As a Zone X5b property in the Private Lands Management (PLM) program, hunters enjoy exclusive access to one marketable deer tag every year and one marketable Pronghorn Antelope tag every other year.
If youre looking for seasonal livestock grazing ground with water, hunting land, or an agricultural land investment, consider Clarks Valley Ranch.

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:
1,760 acres of prime rangeland
45 minutes east of Madeline, CA
Great summer rangeland
Currently run 150 pair for the season
Cattle lease in place; Year-to-year
Water includes multiple springs and a pond
High altitude setting makes it ideal for grazing due to more consistent forage throughout the season
New perimeter and cross-fencing
Fenced in with BLM land (980  acres)
Approximately 2,740  acres fenced in total
Community cattle handling facilities: corrals, loading chute, and scale
Good hunting: Zone X5b with Private Lands Management (PLM), one marketable deer tag every year & one marketable Pronghorn Antelope tag every other year
Deer, antelope, elk, quail, doves, ducks, etc.

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Located just 40 minutes north of Reno, NV, and five miles south of Doyle, CA, right off Highway 395 in Lassen County lies the historic 4,872.24  acre Constantia Ranch. The majority of the property, including the homestead, sits around 4,400 feet in elevation, with approximately 1,180 acres of the ranch situated at the eastern foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains bordering the Plumas National Forest and rising to about 6,000 feet in elevation. The ranch encompasses 1,325  irrigated acres and over 3,547  acres of dry pasture, making Constantia Ranch ideal for a turnkey high-yielding hay and livestock operation. Water is plentiful on the property with 12 center pivots, 1 lateral, and 4 wheel lines that support alfalfa, corn, small grain, and teff hay crops. There are 6 ag wells, all with variable frequency drives. In addition to crops, the ranch supports approximately 100 pair of livestock over a typical six-month grazing season. Improvements on the ranch include a 4,072-square-foot main home, a 1,382-square-foot caretaker home, a barn, a newer 9,600-square-foot machine and equipment shed, various outbuildings, and a history-rich bunkhouse in need of TLC. With an abundance of irrigated acreage, coupled with a primary residence, caretaker home, and a machine and equipment shed, Constantia Ranch has all the necessary ranching infrastructure needed for a productive agricultural property.
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:
Historic 4,800 ranch
Productive agricultural property
1,325 irrigated acres
3,547 acres of dry pasture
12 center pivots, 1 lateral
6 AG wells with VFDs
Alfalfa, corn, small grains, and teff hay crops
Supports 100 pair of livestock over a 6 month season
4,072 SF main home with a 3 car garage
1,382 SF caretaker or guest home
Domestic Spring provides fresh water to homes
Barns
9,600 SF machine and equipment shed
Various outbuildings
Historic bunkhouse in need of TLC

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Far West R&C Sales Mgt Co.

The Baker Ranch is located just 45 minutes north of Reno, NV. One hour from Reno Tahoe International airport and easily accessible off Hwy 395. The 1,280 private deeded acres include irrigated cropland, meadows, and rangeland. The headquarters compound is made up of the historic ranch home and various outbuildings reminiscent of the old west. Mature cottonwood trees highlight the landscaped and irrigated headquarter grounds.
Improvements include a 4,200 sq. ft. 4 bd,3 bth well maintained ranch home originally built in the 1870s. The home has been tastefully remodeled and added onto in 2010. Home appointments include a large open country kitchen with a large center island, a Wolf range, double ovens and more.
Additional improvements on the ranch include an approx. 1,100 sq.ft. 3bd, 1bth bunkhouse/caretakers home, a 900 sq.ft. 1 bd, 1bth hillside cowboy cottage with full kitchen, a large historic turn of the century barn, tack room, pump house, 2 stall metal stud barn, drill-pipe corral system with hydraulic squeeze chute. There are two 30X100 metal hay barns (each
storing approx.200 tons of hay), 6 stall metal horse barn, along with a large shop/equipment bldg.
Farming and cattle operations include 70 acres under Valley pivot irrigation, 120 acres under wheel lines with an average yield of 600 +/- tons of hay annually. There are 3 Ag wells and 3 domestic wells. A year round creek provides gravity flow water to main headquarters for supplemental irrigation.
The Cattle operation includes approx. 40 pairs, 4 bulls, replacement heifers, feeders etc. The ranch historically has been a 100 head operation.
The ranch features an abundance of water including domestic wells, irrigation wells, small reservoir, creek fed year round stock water with over 2,000 ft. Of PVC water lines buried 3-4 ft. deep irrigating the immediate ranch compound. There is plenty of water for all ranch operations.
The Baker Ranch fits the description of that ranch you dream about but never thought it existed. The location of the Baker Ranch, its proximity to Reno, the quality improvements and various highest and best use possibilities make the Baker Ranch ranch everything you could
ask for in a turn key legacy ranch investment.
Other highest and best uses may include a wedding venue, various special events, etc. For an investor, 2nd home ranch owner or an owner operator, the Baker Ranch can be easily managed and operated by one or two good on or off site ranch hands.
The Baker Ranch is offered for sale at a reduced price of $5,000,000.
Shown by appointment only. Call Pete or Morgan at Far West Real Estate.

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Located on the peninsula of Honey Lake, just under three miles west of Herlong, CA, and a convenient one-hour drive north from the thriving Greater Reno-Sparks-Tahoe area, lies the expansive Heinz Ranch spanning 10,129.82  acres in the historically rich Honey Lake Valley of Lassen County. This vast high desert landscape sits at a 4,000 ft elevation, where the Great Basin, the Cascades, and the Sierra Mountains all come together. The property boasts a Honey Lake frontage and approximately a mile of Long Valley Creek. Honey Lake, a basin lake, offers great waterfowl and upland bird hunting opportunities depending on rainfall. Additionally, the land is great for horseback riding and off-road ATVing. The resident herd of antelope and a couple of wild horses add to the unique charm of this recreational playground. Currently, there is an annual grazing lease with a local rancher. The majority of property benefits from the Williamson Act, ensuring reduced property taxes.

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:
10,129.82  acres of vacant bare land
3 miles to Herlong, 56 miles to Reno, 32 miles to Susanville
Views of the Sierra Mountains to the south
Honey Lake frontage
Over a mile of Long Valley Creek
Wild horses roam the property
Herd of antelope on the ranch
Recreation: Waterfowl and upland bird hunting, big game hunting, fishing, horseback riding, ATVing, & more
Currently, there is a cattle lease with a local rancher
The majority of the property is in the Williamson Act, which lowers property taxes
Variety of uses:
Summer and winter livestock pasture
Alfalfa and well-development
Horse refuge
Off-road racing course
Weapons development and testing
Sierra Army Depot expansion
Drone and airplane testing and development
Group retreat
Solar field: negotiations would have to be made with the county (in the Williamson Act)
Mineral exploration and development
Geothermal development
Possible conservancy

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Lovely 46+ acre horse ranch outside of Susanville with Willow Creek running through.  This one-of-a-kind property has a unique, 1246 sq ft Rotunda Spanish style home built in 1988. The walls, ceiling and floors are concrete for ultimate efficiency, durability, and aesthetic appeal. Natural light abounds throughout bringing the outdoors in. The home features a great kitchen with multiple stained glass cabinet doors, a unique sunken living room with a floor-to-ceiling stone hearth, a dining area brightened by an overhead skylight, and a laundry room.  Cuddle up by the woodstove in the sunken living room.  The private back yard has large shade trees and green lawn which overlooks the year-round creek below. The outdoor arena and round pen are perfect proximity to the concrete barn that matches the home. There is even a wash rack for the horses. Imagine yourself relaxing in the front yard sitting area with a firepit and gazing at the 360-degree panoramic view of lush neighboring hay farms and distant mountains, peaceful place to reflect on the day, envision the future, and warmly welcome your social circle.

Property Highlights:
Beautiful horse ranch on 46+ acres with Panoramic views
Willow Creek runs through property
Energy efficient 1246 sq ft Rotunda home built in 1988
House has concrete wall and ceiling with stamped concrete floors
Private back yard with lawn and shade trees
Concrete Barn and Hay barn with stalls and good ventilation
Outdoor arena and separate round pen
Horse wash rack
Beautiful pastures fenced and cross fenced
Just 15 minutes outside of Susanville and 1.5 hour from Reno

If you're looking for the perfect ranch to get away from the hustle and bustle, this off the grid 228-acre ranch could be what you're looking for. 166 acres of potential irrigated farm or grazing ground. Metal barn for equipment and hay storage plus two manufactured homes in need of repair.  The property is located in Grasshopper Meadows, 45 miles North of Susanville and 21 miles South of Adin off HWY 139.

 

Property Highlights:
Ag well has a 125 HP pump ran off a diesel generator.
Providing water for the entire property via mainline and large holding tank on hill.
The property is fully fenced, with cross fencing for animals and currently home to rescued horses.
The remaining 62 acres is on a hillside, capturing wonderful views.
Some which can be graze.
There is a 6000 sq. ft. metal barn for hay storage and equipment.
Two manufactured homes in need of extensive repairs.

Marr Ranch is a quiet and picturesque property, located about an hour north of Susanville in Northern California. There are two parcels included with the sale: the ranch parcel, which is approximately 360 acres and there is an additional 80 acre parcel included, just down the road. This is a special opportunity for a new owner to acquire 440 acres of land in a peaceful part of Northern California, away from the hustle and bustle.

Historically the property has been used as an equestrian training facility and as a cattle ranch. There is an existing well and power on-site. There are a variety of barn structures and an old house on site, some of which are salvageable. The property is fenced and cross fenced for horses and livestock. There is also a large meadow in front of the homesite, which has the potential to add irrigation for a farming operation.

The property is located off of Mail Route Road in Termo, CA, just 60 miles north of Susanville and 2 hours north of Reno, off HWY-395.

Property Highlights:
360 AC Ranch + Additional 80 AC lot located in Termo, CA Approximately 60 Miles north of Susanville in Lassen County
2 hours north of Reno, Nevada
Quiet and Private Ranch Property, zero traffic or road noise
Water, septic and overhead electric in place
The property is fenced and cross fenced for cattle and horses.
6 rustic barns, an older home, and cattle corrals, some of which are salvageable
Historically has been used as an equestrian training facility and cattle ranch.
Allotment included with the sale, permitted for 36 AUM
Currently there is a cattle lease with a local rancher running 30-40 pairs
Variety of Uses:
Family Ranch Property
Summer and winter livestock pasture
Small scale hay farm
Recreation: Horseback Riding, ATVing, and hunting

This is a prime 200-acre, high producing, alfalfa operation that sits in the middle of Honey Lake Valley. Owner has seen yields of up to 8 ton per acre. There are 2 older homes on the property. One is 3 bed, 1 bath and the other is 2 bed, 2 bath. Approximately 2288 sq. ft combined. There are numerous out buildings, corrals and a 180x96 ft hay barn that was built in 2021. Owner states that the AG well produces approx. 1000 GPM and has a new well head. There are 2 pivots along with 200 water shares from Lassen Irrigation District. Property is also in the Williamson Act. An abundance of wildlife including deer, antelope, and waterfowl right in your own backyard.

Property Highlights:
200 irrigated acres
high producing ag well
200 water shares in Lassen Irrigation District
2 pivots
Ag well with new well head
Newly built large pole barn
High yield hay crop (up to 8 ton per acre)
several outbuildings
Large mature shade trees


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For the cattle rancher, this is a dream come true. 1850 acres of level grazing land, with approximately 1200 acres irrigated. Add a river running through the length of the property for 1.5 miles, two sets of corrals, and cross fencing: youre looking at a well-set-up operation for around 400 pair and 100 +/- yearlings. Thats not all; the ranch also offers approximately 150 acres of farm ground irrigated with wheel lines. Recreational opportunities are abundant. The ranch qualifies for two landowner tags in the X1 deer zone, and there are several duck blinds along the river, which is perfect for the avid waterfowl hunter. This property has been owned by the same family since the early 1920s and has been used for grazing, hay, and recreation throughout history. What a ranch!

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:
APNS
001-530-007    160 acres
001-530-015    320 acres
001-530-017    160 acres
001-530-018    640 acres
001-530-019    320 acres
001-530-023      90 acres
WATER:  Adjudicated water rights.
Pit River and Pit River Overflows
Iverson Reservoir
Two dams control the water distribution
 IRRIGATION:
Water rights provide the water for gravity flow flood irrigation for grazing, covering 1200+/- Acres of native pasture
AG well with 50 HP pump delivers water to 150+/- Acres
Delivered by underground mainline to wheel lines
Surprise Valley Electric is a HUGE plus
GRAZING:
400 pair plus 100 yearlings from May to early November
The ranch has supported 1200 yearlings for the season in the past
CROPS:
The farm ground is excellent for all hay crops; it has even grown strawberry rootstock.
RECREATION:
Landowner tags can be obtained through Fish and Wildlife
Waterfowl hunting, several duck blinds
Fishing for bass, catfish, and crappie
Upland bird hunting, pheasant and quail
Home to several majestic Bald Eagles
240 acres are in a WRP easement
Located in Big Valley near the town of Bieber, at an elevation of 4100 ft. The ranch has two access Roads. Derick Road is directly off HWY 299 just west of Bieber and Punkin Center Road, driving through town and heading South on the right-hand side

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Enjoy country living and beautiful views from this spacious 3-bedroom 2 bath home that sits on 10.28 acres. This home has an open floor plan with original hardwood floors, a newly updated kitchen, fireplace, basement, and upstairs room that could easily be a 4th bedroom. Home was updated with a ground source heat pump in 2014. It also has a wood stove for extra warmth in the winter months. It has a beautifully landscaped yard with big mature trees, perfectly designed flower beds and a small greenhouse for the gardening lovers. A fully insulated 2100 sq ft 2 car garage and shop were built in 2014. It also has a big hay/horse barn with 3 stalls, separate horse pastures, and an ag irrigation well. Owner states that it pumps 50-100 GPM. This is a gorgeous property that would be perfect for the animal lovers, 4-H projects, gardeners, or anyone who wants a big shop to work in. It is within a few minutes of the city limits, close to schools, shopping, and a golf course. This place won't last long. Country living at its finest!

 

 

 

Property Highlights:

 

 
10.28 acres with ag well for irrigation
 

beautiful hardwood floors
 

newly added ground source heat pump
 

newly built garage and shop
 

plenty of room for animals
 

large hay/horse barn with 3 stalls
 

separate horse pastures
 

close to city limits
 

beautiful landscaping and flower beds
 

mature shade trees

Home of Paul Bunyan!.... the 148 acres comprising the Old Red River Mill Site has Robber's Creek running through and breathtaking views of Dyer Mountain. Some of the property has beautiful high elevation meadows backed with healthy pine trees. It is a short walk to Mountain Meadows Reservoir and great fishing or canoeing. There is power to the property. This historic property would possibly make a great small ranch, horse property, or summer camp site with potential for an excellent industrial property as well. 100 years ago the Red River Lumber Company was the largest pine lumber mill in the world employing over 5,000 people and created the company town of Westwood. The mill has been long gone and the property is a golden opportunity in the Lost Sierra area.

The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship (SBTS), a nonprofit that builds and maintains multi-use trails in the region, wants to rethink how its towns do business. The organization developed a Trails Master Plan for Connected Communities, funded by the Sierra Nevada Conservancy, which puts forth a vision for a recreation-focused lifestyle through community investment, shared stewardship, economic opportunity and new local jobs.

The project includes building a new 600-plus-mile trail system, dubbed the “Lost Sierra Route,” which will ultimately connect 15 mountain towns that span from Truckee northward to Westwood, near where the Sierra Nevada end and the Cascade Range begins. The landscape is nothing short of spectacular and once completed, is sure to become a destination for outdoor adventurists near and far — and a home for all of the business they tend to bring.

Property Highlights:
Amazing property with Robbers Creek running through and with the Old Mill Pond
Beautiful setting with unobstructed views of Dyer Mountain
New access onto the property from Delwood Street
Short drive to Lake Almanor
Short walk to Mountain Meadow Reservoir
Close to some of the best fishing in California
Power to the property
Level land with mature pines and some meadow
See Lassen County; Title 18 Zoning P-C for uses
Phase 1 and 2 Environmental Studies have been completed by Sellers

Clark’s Valley Ranch offers a substantial 1,760± acres of prime rangeland, located 45 minutes east of Madeline, California, in Lassen County. The heart of this property has been in the family since 1946. This 6,200-foot elevation property boasts a gently rolling terrain, ideal for efficient livestock management.

Watered by a network of multiple springs and a pond, the ranch provides ample feed for livestock. Its high-altitude setting makes it ideal for seasonal grazing, with consistent forage throughout the grazing season. The ranch is equipped with perimeter and cross-fencing, along with community cattle handling facilities. Currently, the ranch runs 150 pair from mid-May to November. There is a year-to-year cattle lease in place. A unique advantage of the property is the 980 ± acres of BLM land that is fenced in with the property, significantly expanding grazing potential. All fencing on the property and BLM land is new. There are about 2,740 ± acres fenced in total.

Clark’s Valley Ranch also features recreational possibilities. Deer, antelope, elk, and a variety of birds find sanctuary here. As a Zone X5b property in the Private Lands Management (PLM) program, hunters enjoy exclusive access to one marketable deer tag every year and one marketable Pronghorn Antelope tag every other year.

If you’re looking for seasonal livestock grazing ground with water, hunting land, or an agricultural land investment, consider Clark’s Valley Ranch.
 PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:
·       1,760± acres of prime rangeland

·       45 minutes east of Madeline, CA

·       Great summer rangeland

·       Currently run 150 pair for the season

·       Cattle lease in place; Year-to-year

·       Water includes multiple springs and a pond

·       High altitude setting makes it ideal for grazing due to more consistent forage throughout the season

·       New perimeter and cross fencing

·       Fenced in with BLM land (980 ± acres)

·       Approximately 2,740 ± acres fenced in total

·       Community cattle handling facilities: corrals, loading chute, and scale

·       Good hunting: Zone X5b with Private Lands Management (PLM), one marketable deer tag every year & one marketable Pronghorn Antelope tag every other year

·       Deer, antelope, elk, quail, doves, ducks, etc.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION:
Dillon Lake Ranch is a mountain recreational retreat. Two seasonal lakes lay within the property boundaries surrounded by BLM and Game Refuge. Two-story log home, barn with guest quarters.  Improvements along with Dillon Lake is fenced and gated.

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:
-The ranch offers 720 acres of recreational bliss.
-Ranch headquarters are on 200 acres overlooking Dillon Lake. This portion of the ranch is fully fenced and gated for extreme privacy.
-The remaining 520 acres are not contiguous or fenced. It lays mainly over the Silva Flat Reservoir area. Refer to the maps located on the website.
-Located in the X3A deer zone, also antelope, quail, grouse, dear, and abundant waterfowl call this mountain paradise home.
-The 1850 sf, 2 story log home features 3 bedrooms and 2 baths with a unique lava rock fireplace, wood floors, country kitchen, and a covered back deck which extends the full length of the home, overlooking the lakes, Mt. Shasta and Mt. Lassen.
-There is a barn/shop with 2 roll-up doors, concrete floors, a game room area with a bar, and a sleeping/storage loft. Attached to the side of the barn are guest quarters with a full bath.
-A fully equipped guest trailer is situated under the mature junipers.
-A rock wall, cave-like entry to a buried sea container, perfect to store all your tools, ATVs, and canoes.
-Many lava rock features to the landscaping, fire pit, sitting area along with shooting range. Several varieties of fruit trees.
-All set up on a computerized generator/battery system with propane for household use.
-Great well producing 35 gallons per minute.
-The owners worked with the PLM program to enhance the wildlife and waterfowl habitat, which allowed for deer and antelope tags. The new owner can again enroll in the PLM program if so desired. -This action may allow the landowner to obtain an antelope tag.
-This is a very private holding, the 200 acres around Dillon Lake are fully fenced and gated. The improvements lay within.
-There is only one road into the property. There are 2 locked wire gates, one to the west and the other to the south.
-ATVs or horseback are the best way to explore.
-With incredible views and a beautiful setting, this is an opportunity to purchase an amazing property to enjoy with family and friends.

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1898! Jim Humphrey rode over the Sierra and started the Humphrey Ranch. It has been in the same family for 125 years! The pioneers took up the very best! This is a balanced cattle operation. The diversity of the topography allows for a completely inside cattle and hay operation in a setting that is unsurpassed in natural beauty. The ranch has 2,100+/- acres. and runs in one unbroken block from USFS lands high up on the eastern slope of the Sierra and down to the shores of Honey Lake. The upper end of the ranch borders the Plumas National Forest high in the Ponderosa pines. There is 200+ acres of native meadow that can be hayed or grazed and lots of sub-irrigated meadows. The property has two 140-acre pivots and a 2,200 GPM well. The well test pumped at 3,000 when drilled. The pump is currently powered by diesel. The owner is putting in an electric line to convert the well. The ranch has a nice, old Victorian style ranch house. There is a newer metal shop building with a concrete floor. This is a 300-cow outfit that can be run year-round or converted to a hay farm with cattle grazing for summer.

Property Highlights:
Over 2,100+/-contiguous acres cattle ranch
Ranch has been in the same family for 125 years
Historically ran as a year-round cattle ranch
Great irrigation well according to owner, 3,000 GPM+/-, 610' deep with a 14" casing. The pump is driven by a diesel motor and the water drives two 147-acre center pivots. The pivots are on some of the valleys best sandy loam soils. Recent drought may have affected output. with another well, two more pivots could be installed.
Large native meadow, irrigated from springs and creeks
Currently the owner is working on an electric line for the irrigation well
A well-balanced ranch for a year-round inside operation
Could be converted to summer grazing and hay sales ranch
Newer shop
Solid 300 cow operation in a normal year
McDermott Creek starts on the ranch and ends on the ranch at the lake. The ranch owns all the water from this creek and doesn't have to share with anyone.
This ranch comes with 2 landowner deer tags. The ranch is in both X6a and X6b and has had many, many, trophy Mule Deer bucks harvested over the years. There are Antelope, Ducks, Geese and Quail all located right on the ranch. You can have your choice of either, two X6a deer tags or two X6b deer tags.
The upper part of the ranch is a beautiful pine and oak forest with mountain meadows, springs, and buck brush patches.
The central portion of the ranch is hay meadows, rock formations of large granite boulders and scattered pines. This is where the HQs is located. The views from here are amazing. You can see the entire Honey Lake Valley.
The lower portion of the ranch is level to rolling and is all good sandy loam soils. This is where the farmland and center pivots are located.
The house was built in 1900 and could use considerable TLC.
None of this ranch is in the Williamson Act or Ag Preserve.


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For the cattle rancher, this is a dream come true. 1850 acres of level grazing land, with approximately 1200 acres irrigated. Add a river running through the length of the property for 1.5 miles, two sets of corrals, and cross fencing: you’re looking at a well-set-up operation for around 400 pair and 100 +/- yearlings. That’s not all; the ranch also offers approximately 150 acres of farm ground irrigated with wheel lines. Recreational opportunities are abundant. The ranch qualifies for two landowner tags in the X1 deer zone, and there are several duck blinds along the river, which is perfect for the avid waterfowl hunter. This property has been owned by the same family since the early 1920s and has been used for grazing, hay, and recreation throughout history. What a ranch!

 
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:
·       APN’S

·       001-530-007    160 acres

·       001-530-015    320 acres

·       001-530-017    160 acres

·       001-530-018    640 acres

·       001-530-019    320 acres

·       001-530-023      90 acres

·       WATER:  Adjudicated water rights.

·       Pit River and Pit River Overflows

·       Iverson Reservoir

·       Two dams control the water distribution

·        IRRIGATION:

·       Water rights provide the water for gravity flow flood irrigation for grazing, covering 1200+/- Acres of native pasture

·       AG well with 50 HP pump delivers water to 150+/- Acres

·       Delivered by underground mainline to wheel lines

·       Surprise Valley Electric is a HUGE plus

·       GRAZING:

·       400 pair plus 100 yearlings from May to early November

·       The ranch has supported 1200 yearlings for the season in the past

·       CROPS:

·       The farm ground is excellent for all hay crops; it has even grown strawberry rootstock.

·       RECREATION:

·       Landowner tags can be obtained through Fish and Wildlife

·       Waterfowl hunting, several duck blinds

·       Fishing for bass, catfish, and crappie

·       Upland bird hunting, pheasant and quail

·       Home to several majestic Bald Eagles

·       240 acres are in a WRP easement

·       Located in Big Valley near the town of Bieber, at an elevation of 4100 ft. The ranch has two access Roads. Derick Road is directly off HWY 299 just west of Bieber and Punkin Center Road, driving through town and heading South on the right-hand side

832 acres in Northeastern California. Fenced and cross-fenced for seasonal grazing rotation. The reservoir maintains water year-around and an additional seasonal pond will hold water until late summer.

The property is located 45 miles North of Susanville and 21 miles South of Adin off Hwy 139.

Property Highlights:
Cattle Grazing for 30+/- pair,
Perimeter Fence,
Cross Fence,
Reservoir - Year around water,
Seasonal Pond

Located in a desirable area with nice homes at the base of the eastern Sierras with panoramic views across Honey Lake and to the mountains beyond. This impeccably remodeled farmhouse is retrofitted to please the most discerning buyer with the highest quality of materials, furnishings, and appliances. Very comfortable and charming, one can relax here inside or on one of the two covered porches. In a lovely 73-acre private setting, there are mature pines and oaks as well as rights to plenty of water from a natural spring! A brand new domestic well has just been completed. Property may have the potential to be subdivided. Easy access off Hwy 395. Just an hour from Reno but a world away.

Property Highlights:
Quaint Country Cottage
Built in the early 1900s with a recent full remodel and high-quality appliances
Located at the foothills of the Sierras
Commanding views of Honey Lake Valley
Combination of a newer well and natural spring for lots of water
Conveniently located off Highway 395, Only an hour from Reno
Very private location
Large, healthy Oaks and Pines
Sun and shade deck overlooking the meadow


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Located on the peninsula of Honey Lake, just under three miles west of Herlong, CA, and a convenient one-hour drive north from the thriving Greater Reno-Sparks-Tahoe area, lies the expansive Heinz Ranch spanning 10,129.82 ± acres in the historically rich Honey Lake Valley of Lassen County. This vast high desert landscape sits at a 4,000 ft elevation, where the Great Basin, the Cascades, and the Sierra Mountains all come together. The property boasts a Honey Lake frontage and approximately a mile of Long Valley Creek. Honey Lake, a basin lake, offers great waterfowl and upland bird hunting opportunities depending on rainfall. Additionally, the land is great for horseback riding and off-road ATVing. The resident herd of antelope and a couple of wild horses add to the unique charm of this recreational playground. Currently, there is an annual grazing lease with a local rancher. The majority of property benefits from the Williamson Act, ensuring reduced property taxes.
 PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:10,129.82 ± acres of vacant bare land
3 miles to Herlong, 56 miles to Reno, 32 miles to Susanville
Views of the Sierra Mountains to the south
Honey Lake frontage
Over a mile of Long Valley Creek
Wild horses roam the property
Herd of antelope on the ranch
Recreation: Waterfowl and upland bird hunting, big game hunting, fishing, horseback riding, ATVing, & more
Currently, there is a cattle lease with a local rancher
The majority of the property is in the Williamson Act, which lowers property taxes

Variety of uses:
Summer and winter livestock pasture
Alfalfa and well-development
Horse refuge
Off-road racing course
Weapons development and testing
Sierra Army Depot expansion
Drone and airplane testing and development.
Group retreat
Solar field: negotiations would have to be made with the county (in the Williamson Act)
Mineral exploration and development
Geothermal development
Possible conservancy

This ranch is a low maintenance property that sub-irrigates in the spring. It has great fencing and solar stock water. Easy access for semi's off US Highway 395.  It has an elevated road to the back of the ranch. In the fall the hunting club next door turns on the pumps and the water subs over and fills the pond for great duck and goose hunting.

 

Property Highlights:
195+/- acres
Great Summer ranch for 70 +/- pair
Steel guard rail fencing
Solar pump well with loader tire troughs
Large Powder River corrals
Duck pond
Electricity to the corrals
195 acre sub irrigated meadow
Seasonal pond
Room for pivots
Could be cut for meadow hay
One hour from Reno

Tucked away in the high desert sets a 384 sqft seasonal cabin on 40 acres.  Surrounded by the Modoc National Forest in X3a Deer Hunting Zone, just a few miles southeast of a State Game Refuge and less than 30 minutes from Eagle Lake. Completely off-grid. 2 springs, 1 which provides storage water for amenities, and another feeds a pond in the meadow. Complete perimeter fencing with gates and access roads. This unique and private property is a great place for big game hunters or to escape and spend quiet, quality time with family and friends. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:384 sf cabin
2 springs
Generator and power container 20’
Propane Tank
Perimeter fencing
Forest and Meadow
Less than 30 miles to Eagle Lake

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