Robb is a 5th generation cattleman from South Dakota. Ranching and the western way of life are a strong legacy in his family as evidenced by his great-grandfather’s and grandfather’s saddles, which are proudly displayed in the Tri-State Museum in Belle Fourche, South Dakota. Robb left South Dakota for Texas on a football and track scholarship and later attended St. Mary’s University School of Law in San Antonio. His background as a contract and real estate lawyer is very valuable in negotiations and complex property issues. Robb is active in the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association and serves on the State and Federal Lands Steering Committees. He enjoys pushing his cows around Routt County on horseback in his free time. Robb is on the board of the Colorado FFA Foundation. Robb is also a member of the Roundup Riders of the Rockies, enjoys archery hunting and has been on the pro staff of multiple hunting companies for more than 15 years. Robb and his wife, Wendy, live on a small horse property in Northern Colorado. Their son, Brady has an Animal Science degree from Colorado State and is an Animal Educator at Animal Kingdom in Disney World.
Robb holds real estate licenses in Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, and South Dakota.
Mark received his real estate license in 2012 and joined Hall and Hall in 2018. A lifelong resident of Cherry County, Nebraska, which lies in the heart of the renowned Sandhills cattle raising country, Mark received his BS degree from the University of Nebraska in 1995 and then returned to the family ranch. He is currently the owner of the Thirteen Bar Ranch near Valentine, Nebraska, which has been in the family since 1888. Mark has 20 plus years of experience in farming, ranching, land development and is an avid outdoorsman. In addition to his home state, Mark has been involved in agricultural and recreational properties in several neighboring states.
This is a tremendous working ranch and recreational property conveniently located less than 15 miles from I-90 and 15 minutes from Murdo, South Dakota. Little White River Ranch totals 7,469± acres which includes 4,029± deeded acres, 1,440± acres of private lease, and 2,000± acres of Rosebud Tribal Lease. The ranch has varied topography ranging from grass-covered hillsides, pastures, dryland farm ground to tree-covered river bottom. The Little White River runs through the ranch for two miles and is primal wild game habitat. The ranch has a nice set of improvements consisting of two homes, shops, calving barns, four sets of working facilities, and numerous outbuildings. The property is well watered with miles of pipeline feeding strategically placed stock tanks and numerous stock dams. There are approximately 60 acres of permitted irrigation ground and 600 acres of dryland farm ground. For the hunter, the ranch provides very good whitetail deer hunting as well as mule deer, turkey, and upland birds. The Little White River is also a fishery, and there are also two large spring-fed ponds on the ranch loaded with fish.
CONSERVATION EASEMENTS
The ranch is unencumbered from any easements and may be a great candidate for a conservation easement in the future.
*Some of the outstanding photography herein was provided by Dillion Muirhead. (Contact information is available upon request.)
He was very familiar with the area, and with all of his connections, my property sold quickly and smoothly.
My experience with Hall and Hall went very smoothly and professionally, from the very first meeting to the closing and the continued follow-up after. Not only were all my questions and concerns handled but it was done quickly and to the point. Robb Nelson handled the sale of my South Dakota...
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