The Brand Rock Ranch was originally home to the Musselshell Valley Roundup, memorialized by brands etched in sandstone rocks on the ranch near Horsethief Creek nearly 150 years ago. A contiguous block of 18,108± acres that stretches over seven miles north and south and eight miles east and west, the ranch looks and operates much the same as it did a century ago. Horsethief and Currant Creeks meander through the ranch for over a dozen miles and the Musselshell River forms part of the southern boundary. The relatively mild winters and abundant cover allow for significant numbers of trophy-class bull elk as well as mule deer, whitetail deer, pronghorn antelope, upland gamebirds, waterfowl, and turkeys. The ranch is primarily native range and intermixed pines complemented by nearly 700 acres of irrigated and dry crops. In summary, here is a Montana hunting mecca with a significant livestock operation complimented by live water, multiple wells, miles of buried pipe, and other developed water throughout the ranch. The primary ranch improvements, feedlot, and sale barn are well located along US Highway 12 five miles west of Roundup and about 50 miles from an international airport.
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