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The North end of the Wilke Ranch is located 9+/- miles south of Dodson, MT on Highway 204.There are 2wells on the property, approximately 1/2mileof waterline, 1 holding tankand ayear-around reservoir. The property has been fenced for grazing rotation and every pasture has a reliable water source.

The North Wilke Ranch is made up of 1,159+/- deeded acres. All acres are currently grazed, with 501+/- of those acres in CRP until 2023, producing an annual payment of just over$11,000. The remaining acres are divided between improved pasture (337+/- acres) and native range (318+/- acres). Approximatley 470+/- acres are under a Conservation Easement with US Fish and Wildlife service with the intention of protecting and promoting waterfowel habitat.The property borders640 acres of State ground and 1600 acres of BLM ground as well as the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation.

In addition to the waterline and wells, improvements on the property include a 2-bedroom, 2-bath manufactured home, built in 1994,with its own set of corrals and 4 pens, each with heated automatic water tanks, windbreak fencing, and a loading chute. 2 calving barns can be found in close proximity to the house, one with a squeeze chute and pens and another with a heated warming room, as well as a 28x60 Quonset built in 2000. The house has been outfitted with metal roof and a Generac generator has been hardwired to run the home, outbuildings and all water tanks in preparation for a rare but occasional power outage.

All property included as part of the Wilke Ranch is accessible from the Stage Road, a county-maintained gravel road running south from Dodson, MT. The graveled lane to the home is just under 1 mile long and also county-maintained. With no other residences visible this homesite offers the opportunity for peaceful seclusion. A true picture of Montanas Big Sky Country, the view to the south takes in the Little Rocky Mountains, and the view to the west include the Bears Paw Mountains. The outdoor enthusiast will enjoy prairie dog hunting as well as whitetail, mule deer, antelope and upland game birds. This ranch has been in the owners family since it was homesteaded over 100 years ago. The owner retired in 2017 and has leased the property since.

CAN BE ADDED: A second parcel just south of this listing, totaling 4961+/- total grazing acres can be added for an additional $1,995,000.

Listing ID: 25008-04709

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The Larb Hills, located at the southern edge of Phillips County, is well known for it's hunting potential, where elk herds are common year-around, and the rough terrain provides cover for a variety of wildlife. If you've hunted in Northeastern Montana you are no doubt familiar with the Larb Hills. This property is divided into 3 parcels, all of which must be sold simultaneously. Each parcel is located no more than 8 miles from the UL Bend National Wildlife Refuge, also known as the Missouri River Breaks, and some as close as 4 miles. BLM acres connect the larger part of the Wes Koss Ranch directly to the UL Bend Refuge. The ranch is made up of 8,000+/- acres of BLM lease in the Statton Coulee Grazing Allotment, and 5,495+/- deeded aces, divided between 3,889+/- acres at the Home Place, 573+/- Deeded Acres in the Windmill Pasture and 1,033+/- Deeded Acres in the Larb Hills. The family home is a 3,696+/- modular home with full basement, finished in 2016, and provides 5 bedrooms and 2 baths. Other improvements on the property include a Quonset, shop, corrals,3 wellsand fencing for cattle rotation. Approximately 2200+/- of the deeded acres are under Conservation Easement.

Listing ID: 25008-04745

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Schwenke Ranch is a classic Montana grass ranch in the heart of some of the most unspoiled areas of the Rocky Mountain West. This is cowboy country, where pastures are huge, and a rider can go 20 miles in a day without going through a gate. Located north of Lewistown, this is where the little Rocky Mountains meet the Missouri Breaks and fall down to the wide and meandering Missouri River. This place is still wild, with impressive populations of Rocky Mountain elk, mule deer, and numerous other species of big game, predators, and upland birds. This ranch will connect you with the unspoiled scenery and wide open vistas that signify the West.

-  60,069 total acres
-  2,597 deeded acres 
-  1,920 State acres 
-  55,872 BLM acres that is a shared allotment with 4 total permittees
-  Has a carrying capacity of 562 cows or 1,280 yearlings 
-  299 corporate shares of the Square Butte Grazing Association will 
   transfer that grant the user 6 AUMs -per share, equalling 1,794 AUMs
-  An additional 100 AUM private lease is also available post closing
-  Has a full set of outbuildings, working corrals and accommodations 
-  Directly adjacent to top quality elk hunting plus a local transitory elk 
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Riverfront Acreage, Hunting Property, Luxurious Log Home, a rare find in Northeastern Montana! 150+/- acres on the Milk River in Phillips County Montana, located between Malta and Saco, near Nelson Reservoir and Cole Ponds fishing area. The property has undergone a major transformation in the past 5 years and pride of ownership shows in every detail. The original property was purchased by the current owner in 2016 with a 1987 ranch style home in place on a partial, unfinished, daylight basement, overlooking several wheel line irrigated acres and the cottonwood lined banks of the Milk River. The owner replaced the windows in the original home and lived there while constructing a massive, 4,032+/- square foot Log Home, completed in 2019. The homes are on separate parcels and while this owner plans to sell the two together, a new owner could keep one and sell the other if they chose. The original home is on a 58+/- acre parcel accessed by county gravel road and comes with a 26 x 50 shop with concrete floor and power. This parcel has approximately 7+/- acres irrigated by wheel line with water rights from the Milk River. The second parcel measures approximately 90+/- acres and is accessed by its own private drive off the county gravel road. The home is 2 stories, constructed entirely of cedar logs transported from Idaho. The vaulted ceiling in the 2,016+/- square foot main floor spans the open concept kitchen, living and dining room before opening onto a covered deck with fantastic views of the Milk River Valley. 2 bedrooms on the main floor each have their own picture windows and views of the Milk River as well ensuite full baths, ceramic tile work, and solid wood trim and doors. A full guest bath, laundry room and separate canning/game kitchen finish out the first floor. The fully finished walk-out basement houses a second full kitchen and second laundry room as well as a family room and 2 large bedrooms, each with egress windows. The entire home is heated with propane fueled hot water boiler heat, piped through the concrete floors to create radiant hot water heated floors. The two floors can be separated completely from one another, creating 2 living spaces, each with their own entrance. 2 Reinke Pivots were installed in the fall of 2020, running their first complete year in 2021. Covering approximately 30+/- irrigated acres, water for the pivots is pumped from the Milk River and run to the pivots through underground lines. Another 7+/- acres in the river bend is irrigated with a sprinkler system, also new in 2020. All irrigated acres were replanted with a new stand of Alfalfa in 2020. The Milk River Valley and Saco area is known for its exceptional hunting, with whitetail and mule deer, pheasant, and turkeys common. The river bend along the entire southern border of the property stretches approximately 1.5+/- miles and provides cover for a variety of wildlife. Whether you are a hunter, or just like the idea of a private Montana setting with luxurious accommodations, this property is a must see.

Listing ID: 25008-04744

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On any ranch water is a necessity, and on years like this a ranch that is well watered is worth its weight in gold. The Wilke Ranch, 9+/- miles south of Dodson, MT is just that, with a combination of wells, waterline and reservoirs holding water as of August 2021, the cows that reside here are sure to have clean water, and plenty of it, in multiple locations. There are 3 wells on the property, approximately 4 miles of waterline, 5 holding tanks and 4 year-around reservoirs. The property has been fenced into 6 pastures for grazing rotation and every pasture has a reliable water source.

The Wilke Ranch is made up of 6,120+/- total acres. 4,236+/- of those acres are deeded, with 1,245+/- acres of BLM Lease in the North Wild Horse Grazing Allotment and 640+/- acres of State Lease. All leased acres are in native grass. The deeded acreage includes 1,150+/- CRP acres, with an annual payment of just under $26,000. The remaining acres are divided between improved pasture (573+/- acres) and native range (2508+/- acres). The property borders a Fish and Game Korsbeck Waterfowl Production Areaas well as the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation. 2,344+/- of the ranch acres fall under a Conservation Easement with the US Department of Fish and Wildlife Service.

In addition to the waterline and wells, improvements on the property include a set of working corrals constructed of continuous panels and a crowding tub for shipping on the south end of the property. A 2-bedroom, 2-bath manufactured home, built in 1994, is located on the north end of the property, with its own set of corrals and 4 pens, each with heated automatic water tanks, windbreak fencing, and a loading chute. 2 calving barns can be found in close proximity to the house, one with a squeeze chute and pens and another with a heated warming room, as well as a 28x60 Quonset built in 2000. The house has been outfitted with metal roof and a Generac generator has been hardwired to run the home, outbuildings and all water tanks in preparation for a rare but occasional power outage.

All property included as part of the Wilke Ranch is accessible from the Stage Road, a county-maintained gravel road running south from Dodson, MT. The graveled lane to the home is just under 1 mile long and also county-maintained. With no other residences visible this homesite offers the opportunity for peaceful seclusion. A true picture of Montanas Big Sky Country, the view to the south takes in the Little Rocky Mountains, and the view to the west include the Bears Paw Mountains. The outdoor enthusiast will enjoy prairie dog hunting as well as whitetail, mule deer, antelope and upland game birds. This ranch has been in the owners family since it was homesteaded over 100 years ago. The owner retired in 2017 and has leased the property since.

This property may be sold as a whole or divided into two parts and sold separately. The northern most piece including the home and 1,159+/- acres can be purchased for $995,000 and the southernmost piece, including the remaining 4,960+/- acres can be purchased for $1,995,000.

Listing ID: 25008-04706

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62,000+/- Total Acres
55,872+/- BLM Acres with 4,524 AUM's alloted to the seller
1,600+/- State Lease Acres
229 Shares of Square Butte Grazing Association equaling 2,700+/- Deeded Acres
2,597+/- Deeded Acres
58+/- Irrigated Acres
1,200+/- Acres of Improved Grass
1,339+/- Acres of Native Grazing
Ranch Headquarters
2,100 Square Foot, 3 Bedroom House with Attahced Garage
40' x 70' and 50' x 48' Metal Pole Barns
150' x 300' Team Roping Arena
Elk, Mule Deer, Big Horn Sheep, Whitetail Deer & Antelope Hunting
Access to the UpperMissouri River Breaks National Monument and Charles M. Russell Wildlife Refuge as well as the Missouri River.
The Schwenke Ranch, located just outside of Landusky, Montana, was originally purchased in 1977 and has remained a family operation for over 45 years. It has grown to encompass over 60,000 acres and has earned its reputation as one of the premier ranching properties in Montana. The Schwenke Ranch was recently recognized by the Montana ProRodeo Hall of Fame as one the Great Montana Ranches for its commitment to preserving Western Heritage in Montana. Combined with its recreational opportunities and access to the Charles M. Russell Wildlife Refuge and Missouri River Breaks National Monument, this cow/calf family operation is a rare find, and is now offered for sale.

The ranch runs on just over 62,000+/- acres, comprised of 55,872+/- acres leased from the Bureau of Land Management, of which 4,524 AUMs are allotted to the seller. Another 1,600+/- acres are leased from the State of Montana, and combine with 2,597+/- Deeded Acres as well as 229 Shares in the Square Butte Grazing Association, equaling another 2,700+/- Deeded Acres. Of the 2,597+/- Deeded Acres, 58+/- acres are irrigated, with another 1,200+/- considered to be Improved Grass. The Ranch is permitted to run 562+/- cow/calf pairs, however if a new owner preferred yearlings to a cow/calf operation it is expected the ranch could support 1,280 yearlings for 5 months.

The ranches forefathers understood the nature of ranching in northcentral Montana and in an act of prudence and forward thinking installed a waterline beginning at an amply producing natural spring and running throughout the entiretyof the ranch, supplying water to not only the ranch headquarters, but watering the ranchs cattle with 18 well placed water tanks. The waterline requires minimal maintenance and has been effectively functional since its installation in 2003. Elk herds residing on the property can be found watering at these same tanks throughout the winter. In addition to the water line, 23 reservoirs are spread throughout the ranch, ensuring that cattle on the Schwenke ranch are well watered in even the driest of years. Fences on the property are well maintained albeit minimal, as natural barriers act as a dividing point at most of the propertys boundaries.

A well-kept set ofimprovements make up the ranch headquarters, consisting of a 2,100 square foot, 3-bedroom house built in 1971 with recent interior and exterior updates including new siding and metal roof. A 2-car garage is attached to the house. Equipment storage, calving barns and a mechanics shop are found in 2 metal buildings; a 40x70 pole barn built in 1972 and a second 50x48 pole barn built in 1990. The headquarters are accessed by the Power Plant Ferry Road, a well-kept county-maintained gravel road, only 2+/- miles from paved State Highway 66.

Continuous metal fencing provides pens for the ranches horse herd and cattle work as well as decorative perimeter fencing surrounding the headquarters. A 150 x 300 team roping arena is exceptionally well thought out and constructed, with quality sand and efficient functionality. A reservoir directly behind the home is filled by Cyprian Creek and is of sufficient depth to be stocked with fish should the new owner prefer a private fishing pond.

The ranches operation has been perfected by the Schwenke family over their 45 years of ownership. Excellent stewardship is evidenced by the condition of the range and waterways, producing abundant forage for cattle grazing, with plenty remaining for the wildlife populations also making their home on the Schwenke Ranch. The acreage is primarily native prairie habitat, best suited for cattle grazing, as well as feed grounds for the transitory elk herds, moving in and around the property as they make their way through the Charles M. Russel National Wildlife Refuge and along the Missouri River. Mule Deer and White Tail Deer also make the ranch their home, finding refuge in the brush-covered draws, steep coulees, and tree-lined base of the Little Rocky Mountains that begin their ascent on the ranch. Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep can be found residing in the more mountainous terrain on the ranch, in areas transitioning from range to mountainside, the hillsides covered in pine and juniper. 

The Ranch falls in Hunting District 621 where 8 Landowner Elk tags are offered each year. In recent years only 6 applications for Elk tags have been received from landowners in this District, giving the new owner a very good chance of drawing an elk tag for this area regularly from year to year. 

10.25+/- miles along the southern border of the ranch adjoins the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument and Charles M. Russell Wildlife Refuge, where or 375,000 acres of geologic formation, wildlife areas, wilderness areas and points of historic significance has been federally protected from outside interference or development. The Missouri River Breaks is a truly untouched area of the Montana landscape, with a thriving elk population popular with hunters and wildlife enthusiasts alike. These elk herds are quite a sight to see in the late fall at the Slippery Ann Wildlife viewing area, just 18+/- miles from the ranch headquarters. Here hundreds of elk gather during mating season and are viewed by many in the evenings as the sun begins to set and the elk begin to bugle, a truly impressive sight. The CMR is world renowned for its elk harvest, and hunters and wildlife enthusiasts travel here regularly to take in the Bighorn Sheep and Mule Deer populations prevalent to the area. In the Spring avid Paddle-Fishers descend upon the James Kipp Recreation Area at the Fred Robinson Bridge where Highway 191 crosses the Missouri River to take in the plentiful Paddle Fishing season. This area can be found directly south of Slippery Ann, just 6+/- miles from the south end of the Schwenke Ranch.

The ranch is steeped in historical significance dating back to the 1800s when the Plains Indians resided on the property, as evidenced by the many ridgelines throughout the ranch dotted with teepee rings, still visible today. As time went on, early settlers to the area utilized the Missouri River, accessible from the Ranch for travel and transport of supplies via the Power Plant Ferry before highways were constructed. Evidence of the many travelers throughout history are carved in the sandstone canyon walls, including Kid Curry and the Wild Bunch, who resided on the ranch for a time after their infamous robbery of the train in 1901. It was on the Schwenke Ranch that the Wild Bunch escaped capture and made off with over $40,000 that was never recovered. The Power Plant Ferry is a well-known historical point and can be accessed by the Power Plant Ferry County Road, running entirely through the Schwenke ranch to the Missouri River, offering insurable access to all deeded acres owned by the Ranch.

The Schwenke Ranch is truly an exceptional piece of the Montana landscape. Cattle herds have been raised successfully on this ranch for many years alongside the ranches wildlife populations due to the Schwenkes excellent range management and stewardship of the land. A new owner will find the ranch has been left in exceptional condition, making them well positioned to continue forward with a cattle herd of their own, while enjoying unobstructed views of the Big Sky from their very own Montana Ranch.

Distance from:

Landusky: 9.2 Miles (18 minutes)

Zortman: 16 Miles (27 Minutes)

Malta: 57 Miles (56 Minutes) - Airport

Lewistown: 81 Miles (1 Hour 20 Minutes)  Airport

Billings: 154 Miles (2 Hours 30 Minutes)  Commercial Airport

James Kipp Campground/Missouri River Crossing/Slippery Ann Elk Viewing Area  17 Miles (20 Minutes)

Listing ID: 25008-04756

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On any ranch water is a necessity, and on years like this a ranch that is well watered is worth its weight in gold. The South Wilke Ranch, 13+/- miles south of Dodson, MT is just that, with a combination of wells, waterline and reservoirs holding water as of August 2021, the cows that reside here are sure to have clean water, and plenty of it, in multiple locations. There is 1wellon the property, approximately 3.5miles of waterline, 4holding tanks and 3year-around reservoirs. The property has been fenced into 5pastures for grazing rotation and every pasture has a reliable water source.

The South Wilke Ranch is made up of 4,960+/- total acres. 3,075+/- of those acres are deeded, with 1,245+/- acres of BLM Lease in the North Wild Horse Grazing Allotment and 640+/- acres of State Lease. All leased acres are in native grass. The deeded acreage includes 648+/- CRP acres, with an annual payment of just over $14,500. The remaining acres are divided between improved pasture and native range. Approximately 1874+/- of the deeded acres are under a Conservation Easement with the US Fish and Wildlife Service with the intention of protecting and promoting waterfowl habitat.The property borders a Fish and Game Korsbeck Waterfowl Production Areaas well as the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation.

In addition to the waterline and wells, improvements on the property include a set of working corrals constructed of continuous panels and a crowding tub for shipping.

All property included as part of the Wilke Ranch is accessible from the Stage Road, a county-maintained gravel road running south from Dodson, MT. A true picture of Montanas Big Sky Country, the view to the south takes in the Little Rocky Mountains, and the view to the west include the Bears Paw Mountains. The outdoor enthusiast will enjoy prairie dog hunting as well as whitetail, mule deer, antelope and upland game birds. This ranch has been in the owners family since it was homesteaded over 100 years ago. The owner retired in 2017 and has leased the property since.

CAN BE ADDED: The North Wilke Ranch includes a 2 bedroom, 2 bath home, barns, corrals, Quonsetand 1,159+/- acres. This additional acreage can be purchased for $995,000.

Listing ID: 25008-04710

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ONE OF A KIND! This lovely property has been well taken care of and is ready for new owners to call it home. Offering two separate modular homes, both on separate propane tanks and separate electrical meters. The barn, calving shed, chicken coop and all other out buildings, and fences have been freshly painted. All corrals are metal fenced with automatic waterers. Entire property is fenced. Water rights off the irrigation ditch. Both homes have had many updates, to many to list! Brand new well house system allows homes and corrals to be ran separately.
42.5 acres.    Call today to schedule your showing! This is a MUST SEE!    MLS 341701
Call       Angie Coley     406-281-0671

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