Caleb Howard

$9,700,132

50,000 Acres

Loomis, Washington, 98827

The opportunity to own one of the Pacific Northwest's premier livestock and sporting ranches has arrived. Welcome to the Spear Ranch Horse Spring Coulee near Loomis in Washington's scenic Okanogan County, this extraordinary ranch encompasses approximately 8,371.84 deeded acres, including approximately 53.16 irrigated acres, and represents one of the largest and most diverse ranch offerings to reach the market in years. Combining a proven cattle operation, exceptional wildlife habitat, breathtaking landscapes, and outstanding recreational opportunities, the Horse Spring Coulee Division offers a rare chance to own a legacy property in one of North Central Washington's most tightly held ranching regions. Opportunities to acquire a ranch of this size, quality, and versatility have become exceedingly the deeded acreage are approximately 42,000 acres of adjoining BLM, U.S. Forest Service, and Washington Department of Natural Resources grazing permits and leases, supporting a long-established cattle operation. Historically, the ranch has carried approximately 800 mother cows from mid-April through mid- to late December, reflecting the operational scale and efficiency sought by serious ranch elevations of approximately 1,270 feet to over 5,070 feet, the landscape transitions from rolling bunchgrass hills and sagebrush benches to timbered mountainsides, aspen groves, willow-lined draws, and miles of lush alpine riparian meadows. The remarkable diversity of terrain creates a ranch equally suited for productive livestock operations, thriving wildlife populations, and unforgettable outdoor truly sets the Horse Spring Coulee Division apart is its exceptional combination of scale, habitat diversity, and sporting opportunity. Spanning Washington Game Management Units 209 (Wannacut) and 215 (Sinlahekin), the ranch offers outstanding hunting for mule deer, Rocky Mountain elk, turkey, black bear, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and other upland game birds. The surrounding ecosystem also supports an impressive array of native wildlife, including bighorn sheep, moose, Canada lynx, gray wolves, and the occasional grizzly bear, giving the ranch an unmistakably wild character rarely found to its long-term value, the property includes approximately 37.45 acres zoned Neighborhood Commercial (NC), approximately 30 acres zoned Rural 1 (R1), with the balance zoned Rural 5 (R5)—providing flexibility and future potential seldom available on a working ranch of this your vision is expanding a premier cattle operation, owning an elite hunting retreat, or investing in a generational Western asset, the Spear Ranch – Horse Spring Coulee Division offers an extraordinary combination of productivity, recreation, and lasting a detailed valuation breakdown and access to the property's data room, please contact the listing broker. Disclaimer: All information is derived from sources believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed by the Seller or Broker. Buyers should independently verify all information to their own satisfaction, including but not limited to acreage, zoning, permits, leases, improvements, access, hunting regulations, water rights, and development potential.