Dos Caballos consists of 6,980 deeded acres with an additional 3,110 acres of state leased land. The terrain is diverse and includes several fingerlike canyons, valleys, arroyos, mesas, and plateaus. Vegetation on the property is typical of New Mexico with oldgrowth cottonwoods, willows, elm, boxwoods, pinion, oak brush, ponderosa pines, and several species of native grasses, including buffalo, blue stem, and grama. The land is well watered with numerous natural catchments, drainages, and dirt tanks that support both wildlife and livestock. Located in Game Management Unit 47, the ranch is home to elk, deer, bear, Barbary sheep, black bear, pronghorn, mountain lion, bobcats, ringtail cats, Merriams turkey, and an array of birds and small game animals.

Situated perfectly atop a plateau, the primary residence overlooks the confluence of two vast canyons with a view of the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range to the west. The 3,800 sq. ft. home is elegant and blends classic New Mexican style with Mediterranean flair. Other improvements include a managers home, equipment shop, and horse barn. Dos Caballos Ranch is private, secluded, and exceptionally appealing with the Canadian River at its heart.

The Facts

-6,980 deeded acres

-3,110 acres of state lease

-5+ miles of both banks of the Canadian River

-27 miles east of Wagon Mound via Highway 120

-Approximately onehour drive to Las Vegas Municipal Airport

-Twohour drive to Santa Fe

-3,800 sq. ft. primary residence

-1,900 sq. ft. managers home

-Equipment shop and threestall horse barn

-4,900 to 5,600 ft. elevation

-Abundant wildlife

-Game Management Unit 47

-Close proximity to the Kiowa National Grasslands

-Private and secluded

-Varied topography, multiple canyons, arroyos and drainages

-Indian artifacts