Raised between Alabama and the Cayman Islands, Bill joined Hall and Hall as a ranch partner in the fall of 1996. He came to Montana to work as a fly-fishing guide and ranch hand during a summer break from law school. Bill returned to Montana after graduation and became the Tribal Prosecutor for the Crow Tribe. In addition to his law degree, Bill holds an undergraduate degree in music from the University of Miami and remains passionate about his music. He is also a skilled photographer specializing in underwater imagery with images having been published by National Geographic, the BBC and elsewhere. He is an FAA licensed UAS (drone) Pilot which he uses for real estate photography and cinematography. He is also a hospice volunteer and dedicated practitioner of hot yoga. It was inevitable that he found his way into a real estate career as the profession stretches back four generations in his family. His love of the northern Rocky Mountain region compelled him to move to Missoula where he handles transactions in the “backyard” as well as those stretching from Florida to California. Bill is currently licensed as a real estate broker in Montana (RRE-BRO-LIC-8609), Idaho (#AB00021997), Florida (#BK3229636), Georgia (#347418), Tennessee (#317360), and California (#01455038).
This ranch is pure fun. The climate in San Diego County is undoubtedly among the most comfortable on the planet and the improvements at Los Robles Ranch are designed to accentuate the enjoyment of that climate. With a main home styled after the architecture of the estancias of Argentina, the ranch sets the stage for a lifestyle of rustic sophistication. A massive 19-stall barn with associated amenities including everything from a hot walker to an outdoor dressage riding arena makes this an equestrian’s dream. It is next to impossible to find a holding of this size in San Diego County. With 640± acres in 8 legal parcels, there is breathing room for the largest appetite for solitude. Other improvements and amenities include two guest homes, two caretaker homes, skeet range, Go-Kart track, two fishing ponds, “pool pond” with sand filters, a greenhouse and twelve water wells.
His (Bill's) expertise in the market and marketing of the property was excellent.
Bill McDavid was an outstanding and very patient partner in this sale. His expertise in the market and marketing of the property was excellent. I would use him again in a heartbeat to either buy or sell a ranch property. David...
Fly fishing is extraordinary on this 1,155± acre northern California cattle ranch on the Fall River. The Island Ranch has comfortable improvements, abundant wildlife and big views of Mount Shasta.
Fly fishing is extraordinary on this 1,000± acre northern California cattle ranch on the Fall River. The Island Ranch Pasture has abundant wildlife and big views of Mount Shasta.
This 25,000± acre ranch borders national forest and wilderness. A 7,380± SF spanish colonial home sits on an elevated plain with sweeping views. Mill Creek flows through for 15± miles. Wildlife abounds.
Purchased by Dean Witter in 1942, this 26,600± acre legacy ranch on the Eel River has been in his family for generations. It is a living vein of California’s ranching history.
With a main home styled after the estancias of Argentina, this 720± acre ranch’s amenities include a 19-stall barn, dressage riding arena, multiple homes, skeet range, Go-Kart track, fishing ponds, and a “pool pond.”
