![]() ![]() Production averages 4 tons per acre of alfalfa and 3 tons per acre of grass based on three cuttings per year. The property's infrastructure includes working pens, corrals, a small feed lot, and an irrigation pivot. The irrigated ground consists of both pasture and hay production. The lower ranch-the 737-acre Peach Valley parcel-boasts 165 irrigated acres with excellent water rights consisting of 165 shares of Uncompaghre Valley water. With walking access to the national forest grazing permits, this ranch is an excellent staging area to compliment the lower winter pasture. In addition to the home, there are corrals, an arena, a large barn and several ponds to provide for your livestock and horses. The Dirty George Creek runs through the Southern end of it and draws elk to the irrigated mountain meadows as they travel from their bedding area in the juniper and pinion pines. It is unusual for a place with true end-of-the-road privacy to have fiber optic high-speed internet and domestic water, but this home has both. It was built in 2003 with 3 bedrooms and 2-1/4 baths and a walkout basement. This property features a very nice 2,618 sq. The area offers hundreds of fishing lakes in the summer and incredible snowmobiling in the winter with walking access to the Gunnison Gorge National Conservation Area and the Ute Trail from the Peach Valley parcel. This property is 45 minutes from the Montrose Regional Airport which provides easy access to multiple destinations daily. The upper ranch-the 1,041-acre Dirty George Creek parcel-located approximately 8 miles from Cedaredge, Colo., sits on the picturesque Southern end of the Grand Mesa, the world's largest flat-topped mountain, and only 50 minutes from the Powderhorn Ski Resort. There is even a bald eagle nest and several black bear dens on the property where the owners watch the cubs emerge and grow in the spring. Bull tags are available over the counter for every season except the first rifle season and buck tags are a draw statewide, but the ranch gets landowner deer vouchers giving you at least one buck tag per year. You could hold many more elk and deer and the spring turkey hunting would be exceptional. With a reduction in cattle numbers the ranch could be set up as an excellent hunting ranch. ![]() Even as a full-time cattle ranch, the owners have taken numerous quality mule deer bucks, bull elk, black bears, and wild turkeys on the property. The picturesque ranch has good water rights for its 355 irrigated acres and comes with summer grazing permits for 420 head on BLM and National Forest land. They can be purchased together or separately and are approximately 30 minutes apart. This Western Colorado offering consists of two separate properties that are currently being used as a successful family cow-calf operation. ![]()
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