A ranch partner since 1988, Joel has managed the Bozeman office of Hall and Hall since 1989. Licensed in Montana, Joel became a principal of the firm in 1992. Joel grew up on a family ranch in Madison Valley, near Ennis, Montana. After receiving a B.S. in Agricultural Management from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, Joel returned to Ennis to work on the family ranch. He entered the real estate business in 1981. Joel has served as past president of the Madison County Board of Realtors, on the Board of Directors of the Montana Association of Realtors, and on the Board of Trustees of the Museum of the Rockies. He and his wife, Dawn, currently live on a small horse ranch in the north end of the Gallatin Valley.
The Temple Ranch is located about 5 miles south of Whitehall, about 60 miles west of Bozeman, about 30 miles east of Butte. The ranch itself lies at the base of the Tobacco Root Mountains to the south and streches north to the Jefferson and Little Jefferson Rivers. Kountz Bridge Road, an all weather road, accesses the ranch headquarters. The town of whitehall has a population of approximately 1,200 and serves as the primary trade center for the immediate area.
Cherry Springs Ranch is a balanced horse/cow operation with a beautiful home and horse facility. With over 5,850 acres, this conveniently located ranch is minutes from Bridger, Montana.
229± acres substantially surrounded by Lolo National Forest. Lodge facility with two commercial kitchens and bar, plus several additional residences. Ideal for hosting events, gatherings, or short-term rentals.
The Angler’s Retreat on the Shields represents a rare find with 39± acres and three quarters of a mile of Shields River frontage 15 miles from Livingston. The beautifully renovated farmhouse and outbuildings create a charming, riparian getaway.
Magical 141± acre Yellowstone River ranch retreat with custom home and guest apartment overlooking the river toward snowcapped peaks. A superb horse property with irrigated meadows, barn, and outdoor riding arena.
In the shadows of the Bitterroot Mountains lies a near-perfect 155± acre assemblage of irrigated pasture and forested hillsides with a complete set of operational and residential improvements minutes from Darby, Montana.
