Cody comes from old-line Colorado and New Mexico families with deep ties to the land along with a rich skiing heritage. Cody was born and raised in northwest Colorado in Routt County and subsequently in central New Mexico where he moved later in his youth. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Carleton College and his law degree from the University of New Mexico. Fluent in Spanish, Cody studied Political History abroad in Argentina. A former fly-fishing guide, Cody is a knowledgeable outdoorsman, passionate big game hunter, and wing shooter. He joined Hall and Hall in 2013 after practicing as a real estate attorney and managing a legal staff for five years in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Cody resides in the Yampa Valley along with his wife and two young children.
Beautiful and productive, Snake River Land & Cattle is an operating cattle and hunting ranch operating on 38,899± total acres including 5,675± deeded acres, and 33,224± acres of adjacent BLM grazing permits. The property possesses numerous water resources and is comprised of grasslands, foothills, and mountainous terrain on and surrounding Douglas Mountain. Functional improvements include an older ranch house, cabins, shop, and barn. The property sits within Game Management Unit (GMU) 2 – one of Colorado’s preeminent trophy elk, mule deer, and pronghorn hunting units. Snake River Land & Cattle participates in Colorado’s Landowner Preference Program and has a history of producing bull elk scoring in excess of 350” B&C, as well as trophy mule deer and pronghorn. Located just west of the community of Maybell and north of Dinosaur National Monument in northwestern Colorado.
The 1,779± deeded acres feature excellent grass, facilities, and water. It can continue as a turnkey cattle operation, be rotated into an equestrian facility, or have development potential.
Spanning 9,758± deeded acres 17± miles from Steamboat Springs, this private and distinctive holding features expansive views, 1.5± miles of Trout Creek, valley floor and forested mountain lands and borders national forest.
Homewood Ranch, like rare fine art, is the last largest piece of deeded land left in proximity to Telluride. Featuring 2,024± deeded acres and absolutely world-class views.
Within easy striking distance of Vail and Aspen, this 2,017± deeded acre holding borders national forest and offers an aspen and pine forest setting featuring ski runs, abundant wildlife and unmatched viewsheds.
Bordering national forest and located 12 paved miles north of Walden, this 917± deeded acre mountain retreat offers a private setting with quality big game hunting, hunting cabin, and year-round access.
