Just outside of Raton, NM, sits the majestic Buck Ridge Ranch. Known and managed for its excellent trophy quality Mule Deer. With several springs, ponds, and food plots, the Mule Deer in this area call this ranch home, and with only very few management bucks being taken from the property, the mature bucks are any deer hunters' dream! The terrain on the ranch varies and is also the perfect habitat for hunting elk, turkey, bear, and mountain lion. Hunting blinds are set strategically throughout the ranch for many "ready to go" options to hunt from. Amazing views stretch as

Eighteen miles off Highway 104, just Northeast of Las Vegas, NM, in San Miguel County, you will find an unexpected oasis, Cave Rock Ranch. Cave Rock Ranch stretches across 1,966+/- acres and includes 1,081+/- acres of New Mexico state land lease, totaling over 3,000+/- contiguous acres. The ranch has diverse terrain well suited for livestock and wildlife. The property combines elevated mesas and deep canyons with thick vegetation (mostly Pinon, Juniper, Ponderosa, Oak brush, and native grasses). Cottonwoods line the dry creek bed that runs through the Northern portion of the ranch. Giant boulders and rock

Mesa Alta Ranch, situated in McKinley County, New Mexico, encompasses 11,734+/- acres of all deeded ranch land, which is hard to come by. This sprawling ranch sits at a range of 6,800-7,100 feet in elevation. Beautiful rocky outcrops and plateaus rise above the flat sections of the landscape. The intriguing Native American ruins make up a complex located on top of a large plate. The property is located in New Mexico Game Management Unit 7, which is advantageous for Elk and Mule Deer. A truly one-of-a-kind property with multiple dirt tanks that hold an impressive amount

Are you looking for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a legacy ranch? For the first time in over 80 years, Minnie Butte Ranch is offering the opportunity for just that. This working cattle ranch boasts of 11,405.53+/- acres of pure excellence with a state lease of 2,990 acres and a private lease of 320 acres. The land offers numerous drainages, arroyos, mesas, expansive grassland. The primary name-sake of the property is the stunning and iconic landmark, Minnie Butte. Along with its fantastic ranching capabilities are its equally excellent hunting opportunities. Food plots and blinds are set