Long Canyon Ranch is located just 10 minutes east of Branson, Colorado just to the north of the New Mexico state line.

Access

Access to the ranch is provided by county maintained gravel road.

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Elevation, Topography, Vegetation

The ranch sits at a little over a mile above sea level at about 5,900 feet. The terrain is rolling hills covered in western wheat, sideoats grama, and blue grama with some cholla interspersed.

Improvements

The ranch is improved with a set of functional working cattle pens, windmill and water troughs.

Ag Uses

Historically the Long Canyon ranch has been utilized as a cattle ranch and currently is leased for summer grazing of 80-90 pairs. It is strong grass country that will produce good calves and can also be used for horses and other livestock.

Hunting

Located in Game Management Unit 143, the ranch is allowed unlimited elk tags. Elk will come out of the canyon to graze up on top giving elk hunters opportunity.

Over-the-counter Antelope tags are also available for archery and draw tags for muzzleloader and rifle. There are private land only rifle tags that are fairly easy to draw.

There are occasional bears as well that will come up out of the canyon to feed. There is turkey hunting opportunities on the ranch as well.

Water and Power

There is power on the ranch and water is provided by water wells. There is also a cell tower on the ranch which allows area to have cell reception which is a big bonus in the area.

Minerals

Any and all owned will convey.

Financial verification required to schedule showing.

All units of measure and maps showing property boundaries are approximate. Buyer to verify to their own satisfaction.

This property is offered by John Hayter Inc, DBA Ranch Marketers. All information provided by Ranch Marketers or their sales representatives in connection with this property was acquired from sources deemed reliable and is believed to be accurate and reliable, however, we do not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Ranch Marketers recommends that every item of importance to the purchaser (i.e. water laws, mineral laws, zoning, land use regulations, state, federal and private permits) be independently verified by the purchaser and/or purchasers attorney.