Alex Maher

$4,950,000

5,430 Acres

Kent, Oregon, 97033

The R&C Ranch is one of the most iconic and distinctive ranches in the entire John Day River Basin of Oregon. With over 5,430 deeded acres, direct access to an additional 7,517 Bureau of Land Management acres and the North Pole Ridge Wilderness Study area, this extensive holding includes multiple habitat types with miles of tributary streams and varying topographies that is ideal for multiple big game and upland bird species. Inhabitants of the R&C Ranch include mule deer, Rocky Mountain elk, bighorn sheep, chukar, partridge, quail, pheasant and wild turkey. The ranch contains 1.5 miles of John Day River deeded frontage and contains 4.4 miles of John Day River frontage between its upstream and downstream borders. It also includes ownership along the lower stretches of Butte Creek; this is a large tributary to the John Day River that is a known steelhead spawning stream. 

$2,850,000

90 Acres

Evanston, Wyoming, 82930

The McKenzie Bloodstock Ranch is located in the southwestern corner of Wyoming, north of Evanston and minutes from the Wyoming Downs Racetrack, the largest and only private horse track in Wyoming. This 90-acre equestrian property is ideally set up to breed, train or board horses. It could also be used for a small herd of registered cattle. Meticulously built to exacting standards in 2008, the custom log home features 4,800 sqft of beautiful living space on two levels. The home is designed to maximize functional use and aesthetic features of the ranch and land beyond. To complement the home there is a bonus living quarter above the garage with access from the main house or from a private entrance which, could be easily used as a VRBO rental or ranch-hand residence.storage as needed. Naturally appealing, the subirrigated meadows produce top-quality grass hay and provide premier rotational grazing for cattle and horses. Each of the eight pastures, is fenced with steel pipe and includes natural running water, ponds or piped water. Year-round accessibility provides the opportunity to live on the ranch continually throughout the year or make this a summer vacation property. With a convenient location, a variety of big game and bird wildlife, recreation, and possible income production, McKenzie Bloodstock Ranch offers a western lifestyle with all that the Rocky Mountain region has to offer. It’s rare for a property of this size, quality, and variety of attributes to become available in this area.

$3,950,000

662 Acres

Glenwood Springs, Colorado, 81601

Available for the first time in 82 years, Seven Springs Ranch is an excellent opportunity to own a treasured piece of Colorado. The ranch is 662 acres of an unspoiled landscape where wild roses, sego lilies, lupines, and columbines dot the ranch, adding unbelievable color. While it feels like the ranch is in the middle of the wilderness, Glenwood Springs is only 8 miles away, offering easy access to amenities and outdoor activities.Offering expansive views of the Elk Range and Gore Range, the ranch is a special piece of a Colorado ecosystem. The ranch is an ideal hunting property in GMU 43, known for elk, mule deer, and bears. Water resources, including Three Mile Creek and the seven springs, sustain a thriving forest and wildlife habitat. Three unique building sites on the property provide jaw-dropping views for future development. Seven Springs Ranch presents an exceptional opportunity to own a serene property with wildlife, natural beauty, and proximity to mountain towns.

$2,950,000

22 Acres

Dubois, Wyoming, 82513

The 22-acre ranch called 17 Rocking Chair offers three separately deeded parcels on the banks of the upper Wind River, located six miles west of the charming and friendly western town of Dubois, Wyoming, and is also 72 miles from the Jackson Hole commercial airport. The acreage is fully fenced and divided into beautifully irrigated horse pastures and has a healthy production of quality hay. The property enjoys spectacular views of the Absaroka and Wind River Mountains as well as the dramatic Dubois Badlands. It is said that “Wyoming is the cowboy state, and the land around Dubois is horse country.” With over 4,000 miles of trails and over 830,000 acres to explore, equine enthusiasts will be even more delighted by the state-of-the-art 1,600 sqft, six-stall stable, with Dutch doors and turnouts, complete with a tack room and a vet room. Paradise for horse and rider, alike.

$5,900,000

2,012.63 Acres

Island Park, Idaho, 83429

The Ice House Creek Ranch presents a rare and exceptional ownership opportunity, blending history, natural resources, privacy, serenity, and stunning beauty into a single property. The ranch spans a total of 2,012.63 acres, which includes 1,412.63 deeded acres with an additional ±600 State of Idaho leased acres.For a productive summer grazing operation, the ranch boasts lush green pastures with irrigation and stock water rights stemming from Ice House Creek and Willow Creek’s abundant water supply. The fertile soil and ample grasses create an ideal environment for cattle to thrive during the summer months, ensuring a stable investment for cattle ranchers seeking high-quality grazing land, as it has been since the 1800s.Beyond its agricultural potential, Ice House Creek Ranch is equally suited for recreational purposes. The picturesque landscape comprising and surrounding the ranch offers many outdoor activities, including hiking along scenic trails, fishing, horseback riding, birdwatching amidst diverse wildlife habitats, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing. At night, the clear skies provide an unparalleled opportunity for stargazing, adding to the ranch’s appeal as a nature lover’s paradise.

$6,350,000

10,169.1 Acres

Montana, 59739

Centennial Ranch spans ±9,427 acres, comprising ±3,100 acres of deeded land and ±6,327 leased acres. It boasts expansive grazing terrain with quality grasses supporting up to 600 cow/calf pairs. Currently, the ranch runs 500 cow/calf pairs during the summer months. Nestled along two and a half miles of the Red Rock River, the property ensures reliable water access critical for livestock and agricultural operations.

$3,950,000

399 Acres

Cokeville, Wyoming, 83114

The Nieslanik Ranch is located 5 miles north of Cokeville, WY, in Lincoln County. The ranch totals +399 deeded acres, which +360 acres consist of highly productive irrigated fields and pastures. Ideally positioned on the banksof Chalk Creek and adjacent to thousands of acres of public land, the ranch is thoughtfully improved with a beautiful 3,155 sqft log home, a 6,000 ft shop, +800 ton hay storage, and ranch support buildings. Immediately upon entering the ranch, pride of ownership is evident. From the pivot irrigated fields on the west side of the property to the mature landscaping that frames the owners’ residence, the ranch benefits from the ownership’s 25 years of meticulous care and stewardship.AcreageThe Nieslanik Ranch consists primarily of irrigated lands that produce robust crops of alfalfa, grass hay, and small grains. Two center pivots service the lands to the west of Highway 30. The lands east of the highway are a combination of irrigated hay fields that transition uphill to the ranch headquarters and fenced horse pastures.The ranch gently slopes from east to west, with the owner’s residence and shop occupying a slightly elevated position on the property. This affords beautiful sunset views across the irrigated lands and the Bear River Valley.Chalk Creek runs out of Chalk Creek Canyon and enters the deeded lands north of the headquarters. It is a small spring-influenced stream that is both a source of irrigation water and a wildlife attractant. Chalk Creek runs behind the house, creating excellent water features, and then fills a stock pond downstream from the house. Deer and elk frequent this pond, and it has been a favorite family ice skating spot in the winter months.Improvements - Main HomeThe home was custom-built in 2001 and is set on the banks of Chalk Creek, surrounded by mature landscaping with irrigated lawns and gardens. The house measures 3,155 sqft of premium log construction with five bedrooms, three baths spanning two levels, and a loft area. Meticulously maintained, this beautiful log home is complemented by custom woodwork, hardwood floors, and a newly updated kitchen with granite countertops and stainless- steel appliances.Improvements - OutbuildingsShop: The shop was built in 2017 and measures 60x100 ft, providing 6,000 sqft of heated work and storage space. It is heated via overhead propane heaters and illuminated with overhead lighting. Additionally, the shop has a loft area with a pool table, bar area, and a half-bath on the main level. Hay Sheds: The stack yard includes two hay sheds, which are located at the ranch entrance. They make for easy stacking and shipping and will store approximately 800 tons of hay.Hanger: The hanger building houses a small plane that the owners land on the ranch regularly. Measuring 30x45 ft, it has a poured concrete floor and could be repurposed for a variety of uses if one does not have a plane.Outbuildings: A detached two-car garage, greenhouse, and chicken coop complete the support outbuildings on the ranch.Production and Water RightsThe Nieslanik Ranch is water-rich. There are two distinct sources of irrigation water on the ranch: water that is delivered from two groundwater wells and water that is diverted from Chalk Creek. The groundwater wells are shallow in depth, pumping from a static water level of 15 ft. Pulling water from this shallow level results in minimal pumping costs—additionally, the ranch benefits from surface water from Chalk Creek. Chalk Creek runs through the deeded lands, making it a low overhead proposition, as it is gravity-fed with no pumping costs. Chalk Creek has an in-channel reservoir, allowing additional flexibility in managing irrigation flow.First and foremost, the Nieslanik Ranch is a hay operation. Two center pivots service the western acreage, while wheel lines water the eastern acreage. There are no handlines in place, which keeps labor costs to a minimum. Currently, the fields are a mix of grass hay, alfalfa/grass mix, and grain. Rotating grain into the fields following a mature hay stand is essential for soil health. Hay yields have traditionally averaged 4.5 tons per acre range on two cuttings.Hunting and WildlifeThe Cokeville area is known for its excellent big game hunting, namely Rocky Mountain elk and mule deer. Given its adjacency to public land, the Nieslanik Ranch is frequented by deer and elk. The owners, family, and friends have been successful in hunting both species on the BLM and National Forest lands behind the ranch and on the ranch.Aside from big game, the ranch may be visited by nearly any wildlife species native to the area on a given day. Due to its proximity to the Bear River, less than a 1⁄2 mile from the western border of the ranch, the spring and the fall see the fields frequented by ducks, geese, and sandhill cranes. For those looking to waterfowl hunt or observe these species, the western side of the ranch is a great spot to do so.South of Cokeville, Wyoming, Cokeville Meadows National Wildlife Refuge is centered around a 20-mile stretch of the Bear River Valley and its associated wetlands and uplands. It supports one of the highest densities of nesting waterfowl in the State of Wyoming.LocationCokeville was originally settled in the late 19th century as a ranching and farming community. The town slowly grew over the decades, supported mainly by agriculture and the local railroad industry. Today, it remains a quaint, rural community with a strong sense of local pride and heritage.Being nestled in the beautiful Bear River Valley, Cokeville offers numerous outdoor recreational opportunities. Hiking, fishing, camping, hunting, and wildlife viewing are popular activities in the surrounding mountains and forests. The Bear River, which flows just West of the Nieslanik Ranch, is known for its fishing opportunities and is the lifeblood of this fertile valley.The town of Cokeville is surrounded by the scenic Bear River Range, which offers stunning vistas, hiking trails, horseback riding, hunting, and fishing. The rugged beauty of the mountains provides a picturesque backdrop to the town. Nearby national forests, including the Caribou-Targhee National Forest and Bridger-Teton National Forest, provide ample opportunities for exploring pristine wilderness areas, observing diverse flora and fauna, and enjoying the solitude of nature.The town of Cokeville is five miles from the ranch and provides day-to-day necessities. Other surrounding and notable towns include Montpelier, Idaho (25 miles away), Star Valley’s Afton, Wyoming (47 miles away), and the resort town of Jackson Hole (118 miles away).Local and Nearby AttractionsThe area around Cokeville is rich in natural beauty and offers numerous hiking trails and outdoor exploration opportunities. From simple nature walks to more challenging hikes in the nearby mountains, outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy scenic landscapes, wildlife viewing, and peaceful surroundings.Cokeville and the surrounding area are also famous for hunting. Big game hunting is particularly prevalent, with opportunities to hunt elk, deer, moose, and antelope. The adjacent public land behind the ranch provides convenient access to uncrowned hunting opportunities.The immediate region offers excellent fishing opportunities in its rivers, streams, and lakes. Popular fishing spots include the Smith’s Fork and the Bear River, as well as numerous tributaries and alpine lakes.The winter months provide an opportunity to step back in time and ski the uncrowded, Lincoln County-owned, Pine Creek Ski Area. Pine Creek has a 1,450 ft vertical drop and is open to the public on weekends and available for private rental during the week. Skiing untracked powder at Pine Creek can last all day, providing a truly unique experience for the alpine skier.SummaryFor those seeking a turnkey, low-overhead ranch with a highly productive farm component, set in an area that is well known for its world-class recreation and vast public lands, the Nieslanik Ranch is worth serious consideration.

$65,000,000

190 Acres

Jackson Hole, Wyoming, 83001

The private guest ranch of the late U.S. Senator Herb Kohl for 40+ years, Red Hills Ranch is surrounded by national forest and wilderness but only 25 miles from downtown Jackson. It is a 190-acre sanctuary and basecamp offering hiking, horseback riding, fly fishing, rafting, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing right out the front door; 1.5 miles of frontage on the wild and scenic Gros Ventre River, a blue-ribbon native trout fishery; irrigated pastures and a tack barn; Teton views; a pool; and three riverfront cabins, a main lodge, and an owner’s home. Deep in the Gros Ventre River Valley and in the shadow of the iconic iron oxide-rich hills that give it its name, Red Hills Ranch is your imagined Western ranch made real—with room to grow—and it’s on the market for the first time since 1975.

$3,995,000

655 Acres

Kamiah, Idaho, 83536

The Norway Canyon Hunting Retreat spans 655 acres of diverse terrain, offering a rare combination of hunting and recreational opportunities. With 105 acres of tillable farmland, canyon slopes, and timbered draws, this property provides an exceptional environment for big-game and upland bird hunting. Hunters can pursue trophy mule deer, elk, black bears, and mountain lions while enjoying rich upland bird hunting for chukar, pheasant, quail, and more. The retreat features a luxurious lodge with canyon views, three guest cabins, and extensive recreational facilities including a 5-stand shotgun range, skeet shooting range, and pistol and rimfire range. Few ranches of this size offer as many amenities and diversity in sporting activities as does the Norway Canyon Hunting Retreat.Improvements:The 6,912 sqft home is positioned overlooking deep canyons, surrounded by farmland on the Camas Prairie. It features four spacious bedrooms, six-bathrooms, and an elegant interior that combines comfort with privacy. The kitchen boasts custom cabinetry, while the living room offers stunning sunset views through large windows. The luxurious master suite includes a walk-in closet and an exemplary bathroom, with additional bedrooms and a playroom upstairs. The home also has a theater room, private library, radiant heated floors, and a mudroom connected to a four-car garage. The Ranch’s main shop is heated with a hybrid wood-burning stove. It includes separate wood and metalwork rooms, a commercial kitchen, a solar array, and a diesel generator for backup power. A 1,600 sqft second-floor residence includes a spacious deck with incredible views. The 60x80” hay barn has an open-span roof, tack room, and covered stables. Additional facilities include a 16x32” greenhouse, 30x40” poultry barn with outdoor pens, and two covered rifle ranges, one extending to a mile.

$5,895,000

2,015 Acres

Kamiah, Idaho, 83536

Two Canyons Ranch spans ±2,004 acres, offering diverse landscapes, including deep canyons, riparian areas, live water, timbered hillsides, and ±150 acres of tillable farmland. The luxurious owner’s home overlooks the breathtaking Cottonwood Creek Canyon, while the ranch also features a large shop with a caretaker’s apartment and a stocked pond. Located just over an hour from Lewiston, ID, it’s a prime location for big game and upland bird hunting.Improvements:The 6,912 sqft home is positioned overlooking deep canyons, surrounded by farmland on the Camas Prairie. It features four spacious bedrooms, six-bathrooms, and an elegant interior that combines comfort with privacy. The kitchen boasts custom cabinetry, while the living room offers stunning sunset views through large windows. The luxurious master suite includes a walk-in closet and an exemplary bathroom, with additional bedrooms and a playroom upstairs. The home also has a theater room, private library, radiant heated floors, and a mudroom connected to a four-car garage. The Ranch’s main shop is heated with a hybrid wood-burning stove. It includes separate wood and metalwork rooms, a commercial kitchen, a solar array, and a diesel generator for backup power. A 1,600 sqft second-floor residence includes a spacious deck with incredible views. The 60x80” hay barn has an open-span roof, tack room, and covered stables. Additional facilities include a 16x32” greenhouse, 30x40” poultry barn with outdoor pens, and two covered rifle ranges, one extending to a mile.

$25,000,000

3,896 Acres

Mountain Home, Idaho, 83647

Anderson Ranch is a truly exceptional ±3,896 acre property near Mountain Home, Idaho, combining privacy, productivity, and recreation. Perched on a scenic plateau overlooking Anderson Ranch Reservoir and surrounded by striking mountain panoramas, the ranch offers a unique balance of seclusion and accessibility, perfectly positioned between Boise and Sun Valley.The property includes ±2,800 acres of organic farmland, alongside pasture, timber, and a central sage brush knoll. This diverse landscape not only supports agricultural productivity but also serves as critical habitat for wildlife, including elk, mule deer, and antelope, making it a premier destination for hunting and outdoor recreation. Proximity to nearby rivers and reservoirs adds fishing and water-based activities to its appeal.As Broker Adam Deakin describes, “Few places in the West offer the rare combination of abundant recreation, profitable agriculture, and significant natural beauty. Anderson Ranch truly has it all—expansive acreage, breathtaking views, privacy, and considerable income potential.”

$23,000,000

1,121 Acres

Three Forks, Montana, 59752

The LC Ranch in southwest Montana’s Gallatin Valley, 32 miles west of Bozeman, Montana, features rangeland, riparian habitat, spring creeks, ponds, and a portion of the Gallatin River. The Ranch offers privacy, easy access, and diverse wildlife, including elk, deer, antelope, upland birds, and waterfowl. Improvements include a custom owner’s residence, guest house, caretaker’s home, horse barn, and various outbuildings, with additional building sites and no conservation easements. Located in a premier recreational area with renowned trout fishing and hunting, the property combines strong agricultural potential with exceptional sporting opportunities.