If you’re a buyer or seller with interest in the western states, Dave will help walk you through any questions. As a private pilot and an avid outdoorsman — enjoying horse trail riding, wing shooting, and fishing, he knows the areas well. He is also a dedicated husband and proud father of two adult children and a grandson. Recently Dave helped direct the Gallatin Valley Land Trust for six years, two of those as its President. He is also a past Director and President of his local church.
This 14,840± acre cattle ranch lies in one large block along five miles of the Tongue River, 12 highway miles south of Miles City. The ranches 11,187± deeded acres include 350 level irrigated acres plus BLM and State leases and are estimated to produce 435 Animal Units . The ranch runs 325-350 cow/calf pairs year-round plus backgrounding outside cattle for the winter in the feedlot to utilize excess corn and hay. In addition to the feedlot, ranch improvements include two homes, a shop, a barn and corrals with scales. The combination of riparian river bottom, extensive irrigation and thousands of acres of upland range create habitat for extensive wildlife including mule and whitetail deer; antelope; upland birds; waterfowl and warm water fish.
Classic 640± acre family retreat in Taylor Fork Valley south of Big Sky. A USFS inholding, log improvements include lodge and four cabins. Extensive wildlife, trout stream, and views of Taylor Peaks.
320± acre property 30 minutes to Bozeman. Outstanding luxury accommodations fronting the East and West Gallatin Rivers. Tremendous recreational amenities. Sold fully furnished and equipped.
Adjacent to the town of Philipsburg, this 7,230± acre mix of irrigated pasture and native range offers a 350 AU cattle operation and recreational amenities just over one hour to Missoula.
141± acre riparian ranch includes one mile of Big Hole River frontage, irrigated food plot, custom-built 3,250± square foot residence, and 832± square foot cabin located minutes from Twin Bridges.
Historical 429± acre ranch near Bozeman, Montana, includes 197± acres of pivot irrigated cropland. Willow Creek provides irrigation water and hosts strong numbers of trout. A landmark barn remains iconic in the area.
