Brumfield Ridge Ranch

Brumfield Ridge Ranch commands a high position in the Countryman Creek valley, set along the divide between the Yellowstone and Stillwater River systems. From its elevated ridgelines, the ranch offers expansive, uninterrupted views of the Beartooth Mountains, delivering a strong sense of scale, openness, and Western character that is increasingly difficult to find.

Nearly 500 acres of rolling grasslands are interspersed with substantial stands of ponderosa pine and cedar, creating a balanced landscape well-suited for grazing, wildlife habitat, and future development. Brumfield Road follows the upper ridgeline while Countryman Creek Road defines the southern boundary, providing good county road access to the property. From the crest of Brumfield Ridge, the terrain carries the visual weight and presence associated with classic Montana ranch country.

Infrastructure is thoughtfully distributed, including a medium-sized pole barn shop and multiple powered well sites. A primary well supplies the corrals and fills a large stock tank while also pumping water to tanks positioned higher on the ranch. Several developed springs provide reliable year-round water, complemented by two seasonal creeks that typically run into midsummer, supporting both livestock and wildlife use.

Wildlife is abundant and well-established, with consistent populations of mule deer, sharp-tailed grouse, and Hungarian partridge, as well as frequent elk movement across the ranch. The property lies within Montana’s 575 Hunting District, a general elk tag area allowing either-sex harvest, adding meaningful recreational value.

The ranch also offers multiple compelling building sites, particularly along the timbered ridge above the barn. These elevated locations capture expansive views across the surrounding Front Range and valleys, combining privacy, elevation, and dramatic scenery.

Brumfield Ridge Ranch boasts a practical yet private location, approximately 20 minutes from Reed Point or Columbus, offering convenient access to dining, supplies, and services. The ranch also provides access to the Yellowstone River and Stillwater River, perfect for fishing and floating. Big Timber is roughly 45 minutes away, while Red Lodge and Billings are both within an hour. Bozeman is accessible in under two hours, making the ranch well-positioned for both day-to-day needs and regional travel.