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Fay Ranches Inc

Mesa Springs Ranch is 4,488 acres of land at the base of historic Glorieta Mesa, only 45 minutes from historic Santa Fe. A beautifully remodeled 7,435 square foot custom adobe hacienda blends perfectly with its environment and is the jewel of the property. One of the largest contiguous tracts in the area, the ranch has 3,888 deeded and 600 Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lease acres. It borders Santa Fe National Forest for six miles along its western edge. The heart of this beautiful ranch are the springs in Manzanares Canyon that provide much-needed water for wildlife. Elk and deer frequent this property, along with bears, coyotes, foxes, and bobcats. Eagles and hawks use the Mesa Edge to search for prey.

The topography consists of meadows and hills covered by pinon and juniper trees. Large ponderosas are found in the higher elevations approaching the Mesa. The grama grass rangeland has been grazed only sparingly and is in excellent condition. Rugged canyons cross through the property, dotted by numerous ruins of old homesteads and Native American artifactsan indicator of the extensive human history on this ranch. The elevation ranges from 6,100 feet to 7,200 feet. Horse enthusiasts will appreciate the trails from the property that connect directly to Glorieta Mesa within the Santa Fe National Forest.

The large adobe hacienda provides an inviting place to relax with friends and family in a private and spectacular setting. The adobe home consists of four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. A lovely chefs kitchen and four kiva fireplaces contribute to the charming atmosphere. In addition to the generous living spaces, the home offers a game room, sunroom/greenhouse, and office.

The hacienda amenities include radiant floor heat, refrigerated air, flagstone and tile floors, plaster walls, and viga and latilla ceilings, offering New Mexico authenticity.

The outdoor living spaces provide expansive views of the Pecos River Valley below and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in the distance, making entertaining easy under the portal.

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Mossy Oak Properties Centerfire Realty, LLC

A true gem of the best New Mexico has to offer. Views in all directions from the eastern pains to the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in the west. 163 beautiful acres bordered on the east by The Crestone and to the south by the Gallinas River, this property is composed of two valleys. The rock formations are diverse and spark the imagination. Elevations range from 6700 to 7200 feet and the roperty has many developed walking trails so you can all of the unique areas and breathtaking views. The property is completely fenced and has two good roads for accessing both the east and west side of the property. Perfect for building a dream home or recreating on the weekends. There is also a fully funtioning, insulated hunting cabin with grid electricity and 1.2 KW solar with lights, kitchen, lots of storage, king-size bed and loft, desk, shower, hot water, heating stove, portable HVAC, plumbing and water cisterns, including a refrigerator, washer/dryer, and Wifi streaming capability, with year-round, drivable access without 4-Wheel Drive. Price is negotiable if cabin does not convey. Electicity is on the property and there are great locations for both a home or a camp. Wildlife is as varied and the landscape with elk, deer, turkey, fox, bear, coyotes, hawks, and many other species being observed. Did we mention you are only minutes from Montezuma Hot Springs and less than 10 minutes to all the ammenities of Las Vegas NM. Also Santa Fe is less than an hour away and the Albuquerque Sunport is only 2 hours by car.

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Hayden Outdoors

Conchas Lake Ranch is located on a 25 mile-long reservoir stretching 11 miles southwest along the Conchas River, and 14 miles along the South Canadian River in eastern New Mexico.  The area offers varied shoreline, secluded coves, canyons, sandy beaches, campsites, recreation, and wildlife.  The property has private water access and underwater acreage.  It is ideal for recreational waterfowl and quail hunting and has great development potential.

Land 

Conchas Lake Ranch consists of +/-2,860 deeded acres of combined land and lake owned property with +/- 1072 acres being under water when the lake is full. The land itself ranges in topography from coastal coves to hidden canyons and high plateaus. It is mostly desert landscape with pinon and junipers trees, native grasses and local vegetation.


Improvements 

The owners have divided the +/-2860 acres into 3 separate tracts, which can be purchased in full or individually. The property is subject to a survey and can be further subdivided to meet the buyers requirements. There is one livestock well.


Recreation 

There is an abundance of recreational opportunities, however, the lake has become a haven for waterfowl and quail hunting, with some of the best fishing in the Southwest. The lake is stocked by the NM Department of Game & Fish with bluegill, channel catfish, crappie, largemouth bass, and walleye. The lake is open all year to fishing. Other activities include camping, fishing, boating, canoeing, kayaking, water skiing, wind surfing, sailing, picnicking, hiking, biking, horseback riding, stargazing, and photography. This area is well preserved and filled with an abundance of wildlife.


Agriculture 

The land has historically been used primarily for cattle grazing and also has a livestock well.


Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources 

No Known mineral or water rights. Domestic and Livestock water wells are permissible.


General Operations 

The land has been used primarily for cattle grazing, fishing, horseback riding, and private water access.


Region & Climate 

Conchas Lake is located in northeastern New Mexico. The elevation is 4253 ft. The summers are hot and dry, with temperatures in the 80s & 90s with an occasional 100 degree day, perfect for fun in the sun and water activities! The winters are mild with occasional snowfall, and the springs season is generally perfect weather for outdoor activities, except those occasional days dominated by high plains winds that will certainly clear the air. The fall season is moderate in all areas and ideal for any activity. It averages 16 inches of rain, 11 inches of snow, and 273 sunny days annually.


Location 

The property is located in the northeast area of New Mexico between Las Vegas, Tucumcari, and Santa Rosa, about a  mile off Highway 104 on the south side of Conchas Lake. There is a business district consisting of a country store, post office, and a newly updated public airport. The airport has a runway length of 4800 ft.
The closest town is Tucumcari, NM 30 minutes away and has all amenities, gas stations, grocery stores, a hospital and restaurants. Las Vegas and Santa Rosa are both 1-hour away. Albuquerque is 2  hours and Amarillo, TX is 2 hours, both these cities have a regional airport with direct flights to multiple cities within the US.

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Hall and Hall

Located just an hours drive from Santa Fe, New Mexico, Land of Enchantment Ranch offers a stunning piece of land comprising 12,700 deeded acres near the small village of Tecolote, easily accessible from Interstate 25. Meticulously managed by the same ownership group and ranch managers since 1996, this ranch features migratory wildlife, abundant water enhancement work, and thoughtful forestry management, as well as boundless recreational opportunities. With plentiful pine forests, grassy meadows, and canyons throughout, this land is enchanting and captivating. 

Part of this ranchs appeal is its location. It is exceptionally rare to find a contiguous, fully fenced ranch of this size so close to major metropolises. Santa Fe and Santa Fe Regional Airport are only an hours drive from the property; Albuquerque and the Albuquerque International Sunport are merely two hours away. Santa Fe National Forest borders the ranch for nearly the entirety of its western boundary, providing immediate access to several hundred thousand acres of public land. 

Current building improvements include a stone residence and shop constructed almost entirely from materials sourced on the land, representing the local culture and era of the area. An abundance of premier building sites are located throughout the property. 

Tres Hermanos Creek runs through this well-watered property, which also includes wells, springs, stock ponds, small seasonal lakes, and seasonal creeks flowing through the numerous drainages and canyons. Situated in Game Management Unit 46, the ranch is ideally located for migrating wildlife populations, including elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, turkey, and small game species. The ranch participates in New Mexicos EPlus system and is currently allocated unlimited elk tags annually. 

The previous owners have been individually recognized as the preeminent conservation experts in the area for the past several decades. Their focus on forestry management and water development practices has made a significant impact in terms of attracting wildlife to this property.

Land of Enchantment Ranch appeals to a buyer interested in furthering its foundational land stewardship practices while enhancing the wildlife habitat and developing water projects  all in an easily accessible location. New Mexico typically has a short supply of available large acreage ranches, and this ranch presents exceptional privacy and inspiring views, all just an hour from Santa Fe.

-12,700 deeded acres
-Adjacent to Tecolote and ten miles southwest of Las Vegas, New Mexico
-Approximately one hour's drive from Santa Fe and Santa Fe Regional Airport
-About a two-hour drive to Albuquerque and Albuquerque International Sunport
-Traditionally inspired 2,172 square foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom primary residence, constructed from local rock sourced on the ranch and stucco originally built in 1925 and remodeled in 1997
-Stone-constructed shop/storage outbuilding
-Three-sided lean-to for equipment and supply storage
-Nearly the entire western boundary is adjacent to the Santa Fe National Forest
-Located in Game Management Unit 46
-Receives elk tags allocated through EPlus
-Eleven wells, four-solar powered, and one windmill powered with 8,000 gallons of storage
-Seven springs
-Thirteen man-made reservoirs have also been cleaned and lined with bentonite to facilitate better storage
-Several miles of frontage and both banks of Tres Hermanos Creek
-Tres Hermanos and Pino Real Canyon provide seasonal water flows
-Terrific views of several local landmarks, including Hermits Peak and Tecolote Peak, as well as extensive viewsheds in nearly every direction
-Numerous stock ponds, small seasonal lakes, and numerous seasonal drainages
-Diverse topography and elevation change across the ranch, which includes abundant arroyos, small canyons, long drainages, and large mesas that transition into plains on the east side of the ranch
-Evidence of Native American artifacts, petroglyphs, and remnants of rock buildings from early settlers are throughout the ranch
-Abundant ponderosa pine trees cover over 70 percent of the ranch
-Open meadows, pasture, hillside, and drainages comprise the balance of the land
-An ongoing and long-standing forestry management program is in place
-Selective thinning has been accomplished through the use of a masticator to enrich the soil, create more forage for wildlife and seasonal livestock grazing
-Migrating wildlife includes elk, deer, bear, mountain lions, turkey, seasonal waterfowl, and a variety of small game and bird species
-Alfalfa and perennial food plots have been planted in strategic locations
-Seasonal and purposely understocked grazing is managed with conservation in mind
-An excellent internal road system and easy access throughout the ranch 
-Shooting range featuring a covered shooting bench and targets from 25 to 400 yards
-2022 property taxes were $2,322.84
-The ranch manager has been with the ranch for nearly a decade and has an intimate knowledge of the property and community

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Los Trigos Ranch is an iconic Pecos River property just 30 minutes from Santa Fe. Recently designated as Outstanding National Resource Waters, the Pecos River meanders for two miles through the middle of the ranch, dotted by majestic cottonwoods and native willows. With its deep pools and white riffles, the river is filled with brown and rainbow trout and offers some of the best fly fishing in the state. Abundant wildlife, including elk, mule deer, black bears, and mountain lions, roam this 612 acre property. Miles of well-maintained trails starting right out the back door offer endless recreational possibilities on foot or horseback and the best views of the Pecos River and Rowe Mesa. Los Trigos adjoins the Santa Fe National Forest on the north, creating endless recreational possibilities.

Originally part of the Los Trigos Grant conveyed by Spain in 1815, the history of Los Trigos is rich and storied. Los Trigos was part of Tex Austins Forked Lightning Ranch, later owned by Buddy Fogelson and his wife, actress Greer Garson. Owned and loved by the Cowles family since 1990, Los Trigos sits directly between the two properties formerly owned by Jane Fonda and Val Kilmer.

The architect and late owner, Bill Cowles, and his wife Ginny custom designed the six-building compound and raised and trained Norwegian Fjord horses on the property. The cohesive exteriors of all buildings in the compound are Northern New Mexico pitched-roof style, with unique vertical wood planks and plaster chinking. The improvements include an owners residence, managers house, foaling barn with office, stables, workshop, and a detached studio. A machinery barn and a small river cabin are outside the main compound.

Carefully managed, the forest provides cover and open meadows for wildlife. Multiple thinning projects over the years have improved the habitat and reduced fire danger, creating a lush growth of grama and other grasses. Los Trigos sits in the middle of over 9,000 acres of permanently conserved Pecos River Valley.

A series of springs and seeps provide drinking water for the numerous mule deer and elk. Black bears peacefully wander the ranch. Wild turkeys, quail, foxes, and beavers are abundant. Coyotes harmonize in the hills at night, and blue herons stalk the waters in the evening. Red-tailed hawks nest on the property, and bald eagles are frequent visitors.

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Less than a half mile from the historic Santa Fe Trail Pecos River Crossing, in the Pecos River Valley of Northern New Mexico, lies the remarkable 32.5 acre Nick of Time Farm. Two prominent mesas to the east and west frame the view of the primarily alfalfa hay farm. The farm enjoys 1,800 feet of Pecos River frontage on the west property boundary, offering a great stretch of private fishing. The River also acts as a wildlife corridor for many species, and whether you hunt with a gun, bow, or camera, you wont be disappointed with the variety of critters that travel through the farm.

The charming adobe farmhouse was recently remodeled, featuring three bedrooms, two full baths, a new wood-burning stove, mini-split heating/cooling units, a gorgeous new kitchen, and a tankless hot water heater. Multiple outbuildings, including a large adobe shop, a two-car garage, a large four-stall hay barn, and a couple of smaller storage buildings, round out the farms improvements.

Plentiful irrigation water is available for two alfalfa hay fields, the large one recently leveled and re-planted. Hay production offers an excellent source of income whether you are a hands-on farmer or decide to share crop with another local farmer. The current owner enjoys significant agricultural tax benefits. The farm is perimeter-fenced and cross-fenced for livestock control. The farm has peach trees, a garden area, and a chicken coop as well.

The area is historically significant, and tucked away among large sandstone boulders is a one-room cave-like dwelling...possibly used by outlaws hiding out from pursuers; at least, that is what local lore promotes. Native American artifacts are frequently found on the farm, and it is a tough decision whether to look down at the ground for minerals and artifacts or look up at the stunning views. The farm also touches Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land, offering many more miles for trail riding or hiking.

The Nick of Time Farm is only 8 miles from the beautiful Villanueva State Park, 37 miles from Santa Fe, and 22 miles from Las Vegas.

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Great Western Ranch and Land is a real estate brokerage that provides marketing and selling services beyond the standard. We provide value and solutions that yield better results to our customer’s bottom line.

Whether it’s recreational, ranch, farm, or rural development property, Great Western Ranch and Land strive to meet our customer’s needs.

Great Western Ranch and Land

Las Cuevas Canyon Hunting and Cattle Ranch is located near Las Vegas, New Mexico in San Miguel County. The larger ranch (Las Cuevas & Wapiti Canyon) directly adjoins 920-acres of State lands that are leased by the owners for additional grazing through September 2028. Containing approximately 1,935 deeded acres that are directly bound along the north by the scenic 29,000 acre Sabinoso Wilderness. The property had historically been utilized for cattle grazing by a small local operation. There is an abundance of high-protein gramma grass and numerous dirt tanks dispersed throughout the property in support of both livestock and wildlife. In addition, there is a centrally located solar powered stock well that pumps water to select portions of the ranch. The modest elevation and terrain make this ranch fully accessible through a system of trails and internal roads and many portions of the property appear to remain largely undiscovered. The terrain varies from wide open meadows, rimrock-lined canyons with water courses and dense stands of ponderosa, cedar and juniper trees. Las Cuevas, Isidio, Santiago and Higgins Canyons extend through the property and offer both contour and safe havens for cattle and resident wildlife.

This ranch is located in NM GMU 42 and historically has not been hunted despite healthy populations of Elk, Mule Deer, Turkey and Black Bear.  GMU 42 offers the rare opportunity to purchase over-the-counter, unlimited elk tags. This property is primed for the avid outdoorsman.

To take a look at this rare opportunity and set up a private tour, please reach out to Manny Trujillo or Brent Hedrick.  As a note, this property can be purchased together with the bordering Wapiti Canyon Ranch containing 643 additional acres.

Charles S. Middleton and Son

   We are announcing the exclusive listing of the Domingo Ranch. The property is 3,320 acres of deeded land, 640 acres of NM State Lease acres, 800 acres of Bureau of Land Management grazing land, and 120 acres of free use land. The Domingo Ranch is a livestock, hunting, and recreational ranch. With over 4,880 total acres, this property offers a true New Mexico ranch lifestyle and the great location in Central New Mexico, just a bit over 1 hours drive from two of New Mexicos largest cities, adds to the property's appeal.

   The ranch is in San Miguel and Guadalupe Counties, New Mexico, due east of Albuquerque and Southeast of Santa Fe. Mileage from Albuquerque is approximately 80 miles and mileage from Santa Fe is approximately 70 miles, which makes the Domingo Ranch both convenient, but reasonably remote. Road access is 95% paved with the balance being ranch dirt road. 

Livestock Ranching:
   The Domingo Ranch has historically been a cattle grazing unit. The stocking rate is approximately 10-12 cows per section depending on rainfall. The estimated annual carrying capacity would be 75 to 90 animal units, again depending on rainfall. The watering, fencing, and facilities infrastructure is fully functional and in fair condition. Water from the main water well is distributed to eight livestock drinking tanks and a water storage facility. 

   The ranch is separated into 6 pastures and 1 trap.  Primary grasses are grama varieties, galleta, New Mexico feathergrass, and tobosa. There are some areas that have light to moderate cholla cactus and minor amounts of yucca. 

   The ranch has been grazed in a proper stewardship manner over the years so there are no vegetative issues.

The Ranch House:
   The current owners purchased the land in 2006, built an off-grid house and have lived there part-time. Currently, approximately 400 acres are reserved for their horses and the remainder is leased to a neighbor rancher who acts as caretaker in their absence. The house has 2 bedrooms (each with a queen bed and a loft with an additional twin bed), a kitchen, and a bathroom built within the original 100-year-old adobe walls. An additional framed great room adds dining, TV, and game areas. The total area is approximately 1,600 square feet. There are two portals of approximately 160 and 400 square feet. Solar power comes from 9 - 130-watt panels plus 6 -280-watt panels and 12 - 420-amp/hour batteries were replaced in 2019. There is a 6KW Generac backup propane generator.  Propane also runs the wall heaters, stove, and instant hot water heater. There is a 1,000-gallon underground propane tank.  A wood stove provides supplemental heat and atmosphere in the winter. Water is from a solar-powered well. There are satellite dishes for TV and internet. The furniture (except a dining table and small corner cabinet) and appliances will stay with the house. The house is not registered with the county and therefore has no official street address. The owners use a Post Office box in nearby Villanueva for mail.

Hunting    Wildlife:
   The property has mule deer, coyote, bobcat, rabbits, and occasional scaled quail within its boundaries. 

Access   Terrain:
   Access to the deeded lands, including the headquarters area, is privately controlled. 

Terrain ranges from level to rolling with both grassy and treed areas Elevations vary from 5,900 to 6,100 feet. 

2021 Taxes    Leases:

Real Estate taxes, $314/yr 
NM State Lease, $1,006/yr
BLM, $194.40/yr


Remarks    Price:
   This is a traditional ranching property that has the perfect location for an easy getaway part-time ranch unit.

The property is reasonably priced at $1,599,600 or $482 per deeded acre (State and BLM Leasehold Lands included).

Please contact Dwain Nunez (505-263-7868) or Jim Welles (505-967-6562) to schedule a showing or for additional information. 



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Rancho San Ignacio is a historic jewel in the heart of Northern New Mexico. The property consists of 3,374 deeded acres bordering the Santa Fe National Forest for nearly two miles. At the base of the iconic Hermits Peak, the adobe hacienda compound frames a spectacular backdrop. The Sapello River runs for two miles through the property, providing habitat for brown trout and water for the abundant wildlife, including elk, mule deer, and black bears. An acequia supplies irrigation for 103 acres of fertile farmland. Four miles of the Rito Colorado, Deer Creek, and Rito Chavez meander through the ranch.

Initially purchased by Richard Pritzlaff in 1935, with subsequent additional purchases, the ranch was the headquarters of Mr. Pritzlaffs world-renowned Arabian horse breeding program and his extensive art collection. The ranch was often a gathering place for area socialites and artists, including Georgia OKeefe. The walls of the 1,300 square-foot bunkhouse are adorned with spectacular murals painted in the 1940s by the famous Native American artist Ma Pe Wi and meticulously restored in 2008.

Mr. Pritzlaff was one of the first landowners in the area to recognize the need to protect the beauty and value of the natural environment. He donated the ranch to The Nature Conservancy, which subsequently sold it to the non-profit Biophilia Foundation. Under Biophilias stewardship, the ranch has been managed for conservation and demonstration of forest, meadow, and watershed management practices. Projects include forest thinning, prescribed fire, and riparian and stream enhancements to restore the lands natural ecosystem processes.The thinning and prescribed burning projects were highly effective in limiting the effects of the 2022 wildfires, and the small portions that were affected are recovering nicely.

The compound consists of the 4,400 square-foot hacienda, 1,700 square-foot guest house, and the mural-adorned bunkhouse, each over 100 years old. Extensive renovations occurred in 2005. Theres also a large shop/garage and carport. Three old wooden barns add charm to the setting under the dramatic backdrop of Hermits Peak.



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The 643-acre Wapiti Canyon Ranch is located approximately 45-minutes east of Las Vegas, New Mexico near the town of Trujillo and should be counted as one the most unique in-holdings to become available. The parcel is directly bound by the expansive 29,000-acre Sabinoso Wilderness Area on the north, east and west and over 920-acres of New Mexico State land adjacent south with direct county road access. Internal roads and ATV trails span a good portion of the ranch at elevations ranging from 5,900 to 6,300 feet. With an abundance of gramma grass, seasonal flow creeks, springs, dirt tanks and stored water in Isidio and Higgins Canyons, elk, mule deer, turkey and black bear are common inhabitants. For the big game hunter, parcel owners in Game Management Unit (GMU) 42 can now obtain unlimited, over-the-counter elk tags. The Sabinoso Wilderness Area of northern New Mexico remains a widely unknown secret, offering numerous recreational opportunities, exceptional hunting and some of the most picturesque landscapes found in the American West. To schedule your private tour, please contact Brent Hedrick or Manny Trujillo.

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