Archive for June, 2009

Jun 18 2009

96 Ranch in Lavina, Montana

Published by under Inside Hall and Hall

Less than an hour north of the airport in Billings, the 96 Ranch is 640 +/- acres offering a 2 mile lush riparian corridor on the Musselshell River and a productive balance of irrigated meadow and rangeland. Large numbers of whitetail deer, wild turkey and pheasant thrive on this unimproved private river bottom ranch. This [...]

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Jun 18 2009

Flying H Ranch – Cody, Wyoming

Published by under Ranch Properties

Located an hour’s drive southwest of Cody literally at the end of the road in the tightly held and sought after Upper South Fork Valley, this magnificent 280± acre ranch is arguably the premier property in the valley. The owners thoughtfully designed log home overlooks lush meadows that lie along the river all bounded by [...]

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Jun 17 2009

Alice Basin Ranch in Lincoln, Montana

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The Alice Basin Ranch offers 640± very private acres in the upper Blackfoot Valley 13 miles east of Lincoln. Adjacent to endless tracts of United States Forest Service and State of Montana land and consisting of a diverse mix of rolling hills, mature aspen stands, open meadows, wetlands and conifers, the ranch attracts high populations [...]

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Jun 17 2009

Moose Creek Ranch in Mackay, Idaho

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Moose Creek Ranch — Mackay, ID (Custer County) Featuring 3/4 of a mile of both sides of the Big Lost River, this beautiful 500± acre ranch, only a 1 ½ hour drive from Sun Valley, is among the valley’s premier trout fishing and wildlife properties. Two attractively furnished fishing cabins nestled in a secluded cottonwood [...]

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Jun 17 2009

Market Trends

Published by under Editorial and Opinion

At this point there is very little empirical evidence to indicate any trends in land values. It is fair to say that the market has been very slow since our last report and, while there are “buyers” looking around, there are not a lot of them and they are by and large looking for discounts [...]

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Jun 11 2009

Building a Sustainable Ranch

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by: David Pratt – The Ranching for Profit School Conventional ranching isn’t sustainable. It is too dependant on oil.  It is too consumptive of soil. It is too hard on the people and it isn’t profitable. I’ve been teaching the Ranching For Profit School for over 18 years and I can’t tell you how many [...]

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