With big-game hunting and fishing, a balanced cattle operation and good improvements, the Ranch has 4,970± deeded acres and 640± State lease acres. The 430± productive irrigated acres comfortably handle the owner-rated 300-350 AU working cattle operation. This is the desired combination of an efficient cattle operation with great fishing on about a half mile of both sides of the Clark Fork River and exceptional big-game hunting.
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Swan Land Company is excited to congratulate Scott Williams on receiving his Real Estate Salesperson’s License in the state of Nebraska and the state of Montana. Scott is hanging his license under Mike Swan, Owner and Managing Broker of Swan Land Company, based in Montana, and a licensed Managing Broker in Nebraska. Scott obtained his Wyoming real estate license as a Sales Associate in January of 2015 when came on board with Swan. Last year he earned his WY real estate Broker’s license.
Clark Fork River Ranch represents an efficient and balanced cattle operation with exceptional hunting and fishing recreation along the Clark Fork River. Comprised of 3,567± deeded acres and 160± State of Montana lease, plus over 320 irrigated acres and a very productive sub-irrigated riparian corridor along 4± miles of Clark Fork River. Improvements include two homes, shop, barns, commercial scale and a full set of corrals that will easily handle the owner-rated 300-350 AU working cattle operation. Clark Fork River Ranch represents the much-desired combination of a balanced and efficient cattle operation with great fishing on over 4 miles of both sides of the Clark Fork and hunting for big game and wing-shooters.
Natural Resource Conservation Service of Montana - Events for August 2018 |
USDA Natural Resourse Conservation Service and conservation partners across Montana and the country host a variety of educational events throughout August. Take a look at some of the events scheduled to happen in Montana throughout the month.
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Wyoming Finalizes Water and Land Acquisition in Northeast Wyoming
By Ron Richter on Sat 07/07/2018 12:06pm
The State of Wyoming, acting through the Wyoming Water Development Commission, has acquired a strategic resource in northeast Wyoming.
According to a news release from the WWDC, the acquisition consists of 445 deeded acres, 62,199 acre-feet of water rights in Lake DeSmet, and the two hundred acre Healy Reservoir.
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The LF Ranch has all the attributes of a national park, the best private fishing and hunting in America—and it’s on the market for just the second time in more than a century
Lewis and Clark hunted and fished here in 1805. Not much has changed since.
Bozeman, MT. June 6, 2018 Swan Land Company of Bozeman, MT announced today that it has listed the LF Ranch for sale. This is only the second time in more than a century it has been available. It is one of the most magnificent Western ranches to come on the market and is offered at $52,500,000.
Congratulations to the new owner of Sawmill Ranch. This Wyoming property, surrounded by large cattle ranches, is small enough to afford yet big enough to run cows. The 1,464± acres of undulating terrain located in Sheridan County range from 3,800 to 4,200 feet in elevation. Tanney and Sawmill Draws are lined with ponderosa pine and juniper trees while the bench ground nurtures abundant forage grasses.
There are numerous building sites and the property benefits from important infrastructure. Two water wells and one spring provide domestic and stock water. Electricity is available nearby. The perimeter is fenced and there are several well-maintained interior ranch roads to allow for easy access around the property.
Thank you Buffalo Bulletin Heritage 2016 for your written version on the legends surrounding the name Crazy Women.
THE WOMAN BEHIND THE CRAZY NAME
By: Jennifer Burden
"No one knows for sure where the name comes from. There are haunting legends in which the story varies slightly. One thing is for sure, Crazy Woman’s story has been told time and time again and has paved the way for many jokes from tourists and locals alike – but the stories behind the name are always tragic.
Located northeast of Malad, this productive agricultural unit consists of 2,576± deeded acres lying at the base of Elkhorn Mountain and adjoining the Caribou National Forest. The Sellers are currently running 100 mother cows and have about 1,070 acres in CRP. There are 200 acres under gravity pressure wheel lines producing about 4 tons of alfalfa per acre. The Ranch has a nice set of improvements including a remodeled three-bedroom home, shop, Quonset, hay barn and Powder River cattle handling equipment.
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