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Fay Ranches Inc

Locating the epicenter where elk naturally gather is crucial for achieving consistent elk hunting success, and Crooked Creek Ranch is that ranch. Lots of water, excellent feed sources, and healthy populations of trophy bull elk make Crooked Creek Ranch one of the top hunting ranches in Montana. In the rugged and scenic Missouri River Breaks, this property boasts 2,430 deeded acres surrounded by thousands of acres of public land. The world-famous Missouri River Breaks are renowned for excellent trophy elk, deer, antelope, and turkey hunting, and Crooked Creek Ranch has it all. From high tree-covered ridges to rolling grasslands to timbered coulees and over 300 acres of food plots, this ranch has everything an outdoor enthusiast is looking for and is being offered turnkey with an attractive offer. Show up and start enjoying this property on day one of ownership. Located in hunting district 410, the property offers outstanding hunting for trophy elk, mule deer, antelope, and turkey, with four custom waterhole blinds for archery hunting. Elk herds range from 150 to 500 head during hunting season, while the ranch generally harvests an average of five 320-350+ bulls annually. From chasing elk, deer, and antelope in archery and rifle season to spot and stalk hunting or stand hunting, you will find plenty of opportunities to pursue big and small game animals. With its mix of food plots, grassy habitats, and grazing management, Crooked Creek Ranch is one of the top-tier hunting properties in Montana. This exceptional, versatile ranch offers an ideal retreat for adventurous people seeking seclusion, privacy, and the great outdoors. If you are an avid hunter and angler or appreciate seeing wildlife in its natural setting, this is the property for you. The terrain is a mix of rolling plains, grasslands, and timbered coulees, consisting of a vast expanse of good grassland and timbered draws intertwined with old-growth creek bottoms and five reservoirs, providing a diverse landscape and habitat for numerous species. Contiguous to thousands of acres of public land, the opportunities for outdoor recreation are endless at Crooked Creek Ranch.

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Great Plains Land Company


The Wolf Creek Property consists of 320 +/- ac which is located 40 miles north of Winnett and 40 miles east of the Bohemian Corner. It is also 10 miles from the Missouri River. The Property is surround by, and has access to over 10,000 acres of BLM land, a hunters paradise. Elk frequent the property due do water sources and good bedding areas, as do deer and turkey. Also having 360 degree access to BLM it really gives you an advantage. Any where on this land you can find all kinds of fossils, petrified wood, and artifacts as this land is in dinosaur country. With great views of the Sacagawea river and Missouri breaks this property is listed at $320,000.

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Bill Bahny & Associates

Big Sage Ranch  |  Valentine, MT

The Big Sage Ranch is located 30 miles north of Winnett, MT and 23 miles east of HWY 19 both roads are great county-maintained gravel roads. And about a total of 130 miles to Billings, MT the biggest city in Montana.

This has got to be one of the best bang for your buck elk hunting ranches for sale in Montana. In our pictures you will see bulls killed this year during the September hunting season, and other pictures taken though out the summer of 21. The elk love this ranch, there is a resident elk herd that can reach up to 1,500 head.  The two ponds on the deeded each have a very nice blind built on them and the elk are used to the blinds being as the blinds have been built for years.
The hunting district is area 410, known for the big bulls and a little tougher to draw rifle permit but not hard for bow permits. The new owner could put in for the landowner preference license draw and improve your chances of drawing.

There is also very good mule deer hunting along with upland game birds and as an added bonus you have prairie dog shooting. The state section is 640 acres of which the dog town is about 600 acres and the state will do nothing to control the population of prairie dogs which means the dogs have of course, moved on to the deeded land.

The ranch consists of 1,240 deeded acres, 640 acre State lease, 1,524 AUMs on 2 grazing associations, Crooked Creek for 1,140 AUMs and Chain Buttes grazing Assoc. For 384 AUMs you can run by yourself, so no ones cattle are mixed in with yours and the State lease adds 95 AUMs for a total of 1,619 AUMs . The costs are $4.40/ AUMs on Crooked Creek, $1.35/ AUMs on Chain Butte and the State lease is $1,250.00/yr.

The grazing associations are split into 4 pastures.  Of the deeded acreage 500 acres are farmed for dry land hay producing  to 1 ton to the acre. Although this year no hay was produced due to the drought in Montana. The owner has been paying the state an extra $500.00 a year to allow him to feed his cattle in the winter on the State lease, as it is only about 200 yards from the headquarters and runs on the west boundary of the deeded land making it very convenient for feeding, winter water and calving. In most years the owner will have enough pasture to run 250-300 pairs but will have to buy supplement hay. Depending on your pasture grazing, this is 2 tons of hay per cow for the winter.
Water is excellent on the ranch.
The 2 grazing associations are supplied by an 8 tank pipeline that has a well that runs to a 20,000 gallon buried cistern on a high point and then gravity flows to the 8 tanks. The well is 2,000 feet deep pumping at least 12 gpm and has an artesian flow of 1.5 gpm. The ranch also has another artesian well that is also 2,000 feet deep and artesian flows 3 gpm, and pumps 8  12 gpm into an 8,000-gallon cistern that supplies water to the headquarters, corrals and 1 tank, there is also a spot set up for an additional tank and more pipeline could be added on this well. Additional water is with 12 reservoirs on the grazing association and 3 ponds on the deeded acres.  All have water right abstracts filed for stock or irrigation use.

Improvements:
The home is a very comfortable older home built in 1979 with a concrete basement, 1,696 square feet and the main floor of 1,927 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths in very good condition. The house has a reverse osmosis water filtering system. A 48 feet x 118 feet Quonset hut building with cement floors built in 1978, there is wind damage to the 3 doors. A 64 x 40 barn that is only 5 years old, a 24 x 70 3-sided metal pole barn built in 1969.

There is FIBER OPTICS at the house and the school bus comes to the mailbox for children to go to school in Winnett.

An interesting thought that could make this an easy and economically efficient way one could run the ranch is to sell off the grazing associations as the well is on a 32 acre parcel that has a separate deed and would not hurt the ranch in any way. This would leave the new owner 1,200 acres that could be leased out to run a minimal number of cows just to keep the grass mowed down to prevent wildfires. We think the two grazing permits and the 32 acres deeded would be worth in the neighborhood of 1 million dollars.
By the way public access is very limited especially to the north thru the grazing associations as a lot of this country is accessible by horse only. Although with some bulldozer work, one could have some crazy good  atv, utv or motorcycle riding.
This ranch truly offers the hunting and recreation of a $10  $15 million dollar ranch along with running a small herd of cows giving you an all-around ranch. Priced to sell in the hottest market we have ever seen in Montana.


Call Tyler Mullaney,    406-491-3756     or     Bill Bahny,     406-594-7844   for your appointment today.   This ranch will not be around long.

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Phillips Realty

Sporting Ranch with 3,451 deeded acres
3.5 miles of Creek
48 miles from Lewistown
920 acres of Dryland and Irrigable Tilled Land
New Isulated Shop with RV hookup
Upland Bird, Water Fowl, and Big Game Hunting
Rich Riparian Habitat

Spurs and Furs Ranch stands out as a premium turn key hunting property. Its a rare occurrence that ranches offer quality hunting and retain such production. From the vast opportunity from running dogs for birds, decoying doves, jump shooting ducks, or hunting deer and elk, the Spurs and Furs Ranch is a complete package.



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