A native of Colorado, Jeff joined Hall and Hall as a ranch partner in 2003 bringing with him 10 years of experience and education in the ranch brokerage business. Considering himself a “hybrid” ranch broker, Jeff comes from a true Colorado mountain ranching family and has genuine on-the-ground knowledge of traditional working ranches as well as various recreational amenities associated with them. An avid fly-fisherman, big game, and upland bird hunter, Jeff considers it a privilege to have a ranch background and wishes to continue his stewardship for agricultural and recreational purposes through Hall and Hall. Jeff earned degrees in business administration and management and holds real estate licenses in several states.
The Atarque Ranch embodies all the characteristics of a large acreage, combination wildlife and livestock New Mexico ranch. The ranch offers a total of 109,308± acres, 97,825± deeded acres, and 11,483± acres of State leased land that is incredibly well blocked, extremely private, and remotely located with very limited public intrusion. A total of 26 wells, one spring, and 105 stock ponds have been officially decreed for a total of 59± acre-feet of water through the Zuni River Basin Adjudication. The ranch is easily accessible from Highway 36 just north of Fence Lake, New Mexico. Albuquerque and Albuquerque International Sunport are 160± miles, while Springerville and Springerville Municipal Airport are approximately 105± miles from ranch headquarters. The improvements on the ranch are modest, minimal, and functional, consisting of a ranch home, manager home, mobile home, shop, turn-of-century outbuildings, and livestock handling facilities.
Located in GMU 12, renowned for its massive bull elk, mule deer, and Pronghorn population, wildlife on the ranch has been expertly managed, under-hunted, and is famous for the size, quality, and genetics of its habitable animals. For a west, centrally located New Mexico ranch, the Atarque is topographically diverse, ranging from landmark-styled plateaus one can see from miles away to deep volcanic layered canyons, iconically shaped massive rock outcroppings, numerous arroyos, to open grassland flats intermixed with cedars and junipers as is typical of the landscape in the area. There are abundant remnants of ancient Native American culture and early homesteaders throughout the property, reminding one of the longevity of the land itself. Light and noise pollution are not of concern in this area, and it offers some of the best night-view sheds anywhere in the country. The distinct landscape, views, biodiversity, wildlife habitat, privacy, and landlocked nature of the ranch make it one of the best large acreage ranches for sale. The ranch is currently leased for both hunting and livestock operations.
Great Western Ranch offers 225,582± deeded acres, 279,219± leased acres, totaling 504,801± combined acres. It is located between Quemado and Fence Lake, New Mexico, in an area renowned for world-class bull elk.
Spanning 7,697± deeded and unimproved acres, this offering represents the unique opportunity to acquire a large and easily accessible acreage with quality rangeland and trophy big game hunting potential in western New Mexico’s GMU 12.
Cañon Blanco Ranch’s 62,395± deeded acres span canyons, arroyos, grasslands, and old-growth ponderosa pine hillsides. This property features exceptional wildlife habitat, livestock grazing, and big game hunting, just 30 minutes from Santa Fe.
Encompassing 3,359± deeded acres outside of Chama, New Mexico, this diverse holding combines premium mountain land and big views with excellent big game hunting, grazing, tasteful improvements, and miles of trout stream.
Just over an hour’s drive west of Albuquerque, NM, the Lobo Ranch spans over 70± square miles offering 46,485± deeded acres of stunningly beautiful landscape and is contiguous to the Marquez Wildlife Area.
