Rosebud County, Montana Land For Sale (7 results)

This extraordinary property for sale in Rosebud County, Montana, encompasses an impressive 32,285.8 deeded acres, complemented by 1,120 acres of Bureau of Land Management lands and 960 acres of state land. The ranch is currently operational, running 740 cows with an additional 300 yearlings, showcasing its vast capacity for livestock management and agricultural productivity. The landscape is a picturesque mix of open pastures, rolling hills, and striking rock formations, creating a stunning backdrop for both work and leisure. Rosebud Creek meanders through the property, providing a consistent and natural water source crucial for irrigation and livestock hydration. The creek, along with numerous other natural water sources, supports the lush vegetation and ensures the land remains fertile and productive year-round. The property boasts multiple well-maintained residential buildings, each equipped with modern amenities, providing comfortable living quarters for families and staff. For agricultural operations, the ranch includes extensive barns and sheds, perfectly suited for livestock shelter, equipment storage, and hay storage. The corrals and pens are designed for efficient cattle handling and management, making daily operations smooth and productive. In addition to its agricultural prowess, the property is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Abundant wildlife, including whitetail deer, antelope, and elk, roam the land, offering excellent hunting opportunities and enhancing the property's recreational value. The natural habitats are carefully preserved, ensuring a healthy and thriving ecosystem. The area is known for excellent upland bird hunting and predator hunting, adding even more variety for hunting enthusiasts. Infrastructure on the property includes essential utilities such as water, electricity, and well-maintained access roads, facilitating daily operations and ensuring a comfortable living experience. The extensive open pastures provide ample grazing space, ensuring the livestock thrives in a healthy and expansive environment. The panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, featuring scenic vistas of rock formations, wooded areas, and open fields, make this property a true gem in Montana's heartland. Whether you are looking to expand your ranching operations or seeking a serene retreat surrounded by natural beauty, this property offers an unparalleled blend of functionality and charm. Prior appointment scheduling is required. Disclaimer: Owner makes full disclosure that they share common ownership with a Montana licensed real estate entity. All the above information was provided by various sources and has not been verified for accuracy. Any of the above information used or relied upon for decisions should be verified by buyer.

A beautiful completely remodeled 3 bed 2 bath nestled in the countryside within 1 mile of the Yellowstone River on 80+/- acres of which 41+/- acres are flood irrigated currently in alfalfa and hay barley. The balance of the land is grass and building site. If you're looking for a work shop and storage space look no further! This property is equipped with 4 out buildings. Built in 2013 the 32x44 insulated and heated shop has a bathroom and is plumbed for radiant heat. The 3 other out buildings vary in size. The old shop is 24x40. The barn is 30x36, with a small set of corrals attached. The large pole building is 40x64 and used for equipment storage. All buildings are in good condition and repair. Approximately 16+/- acres of dry land is new seeded grass. The irrigated ground has been farmed on a 5+/- year rotation with alfalfa and forage crops. The property has 38.5 bonded and 3.5 unbonded acres of water from Cartersville irrigation district at $12.00/acre this year. The seller is retaining the 2024 crop production. You will appreciate the attention to detail and the meticulous farming practices the current owner exhibits.

This property consists of 183.5 acres located in the Wild Horse Subdivision. Enjoy the beautiful scenery and wildlife on this off-grid get away. There are no utilities (power, water). Look no further for a great off-grid Montana property! Copyright 2024 Eastern Montana Board of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

A true sportsmans paradise, The Rivers Bend has it all. This incredibly diverse ranch is nestled in the pine breaks country of the Tongue River Valley in southeastern Montana, near the town of Birney, Montana. The Offering _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Rivers Bend is within close proximity to the historic western town of Sheridan, Wyoming, providing commercial air service, fine dining, shopping, arts, and medical facilities. The ranch is approximately 2,337 +/- deeded acres, 3,696 +/- total acres and adjoins an additional 5,000 +/- acres of State and Federal lands. The additional access to public lands provides one with immense recreational opportunities. The Rivers Bend Ranch includes a wonderful and well maintained 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, 2,700 sq. ft. custom log home with a detached 2 stall garage and heated gun room. The home is situated on an elevated scenic overlook, with incredible vistas of the Tongue River, irrigated meadows, and forested foothills. There are also several historic yet functional cabins, a horse barn, airplane hangar, and a heated shop. The infrastructure in place provides great recreational and agricultural opportunities to maintain a true living Montana ranch in cohesion with the natural environment. Hunting Opportunities _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The ranch and surrounding areas provide extraordinary big-game hunting for trophy elk, mule deer and white-tailed deer with several record class animals, including the famed Phantom Bull. This staggering bull elk as reported to score 436 and spent much of his life on the ranch. There have been another 4-5 bulls harvested in the area in recent years that have scored between 400-425. There is approximately one-mile of river frontage of the Tongue River which provides endless fishing opportunities for trout, walleye, bass, crappie, perch, and northern pike, as well as action-packed waterfowl hunting through the fall and early winter season. Other hunting opportunities include turkey, grouse, black bear, mountain lion, all of which are plentiful on the ranch and surrounding area. The Rivers Bend Ranch has miles of two-track roads and trails, making the ranch very accessible by vehicle, ATV, mountain bike, foot, snowmobile, and horseback. It truly provides one with all sorts of year-round recreational opportunities. Water and Agriculture _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Rivers Bend has very good water rights and is capable of irrigating approximately 95 acres, along with several strong domestic and stock wells and natural spring-fed impoundments. The ranch is owner rated at 100+/- animal units but has been traditionally leased by a large adjacent ranch for seasonal grazing. The Rivers Bend Ranch provides many agricultural opportunities to create a sustainable living lifestyle in Montana. History _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Download our brochure to learn all about the rich history of the Rivers Bend, going back into the first settlers of the Tongue River Valley. Location _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Located 50 miles from the historic, western town of Sheridan, Wyoming, it is a little over an hour drive on highway 338/314 and county road 566. Sheridan offers a commercial airport serviced by United Airlines and offers multiple flight options to and from Denver International Airport every day. The historic town of Birney, Montana is 13 miles away and is around a 30 minute drive on the well maintained county road 566. **Selling Agent is related to the Seller

Located 31+/- miles north of Forsyth MT on the Little Porcupine Creek Road. This area is part of the "Big Open" country and the Devils Dancing ground. Large open areas of range used for summer grazing. Acreage - Total acres 29,936+/-. Deeded 21,807+/-. BLM allotment. 370 aums, 4,772+/- acres State of Montana lease. 225 aums, 1,920+/- acres Inholdings and trade. 1,437+/- acres Livestock water - The ranch has (1) 1,820' deep cold water well. The well has a self-starting propane generator that pumps to a 20,000-gallon storage tank that gravity feeds an 18-19-mile-long pipeline. The pipeline has (14) tanks that are steel with concrete bottoms or fiberglass tanks on the newer section of the pipeline. There are also numerous pits and dams on the ranch. Little Porcupine creek and the East fork of Little Porcupine creek traverse the center and east side of the ranch. Pastures - The Hansen place is fenced into (5) pastures. These range in size from 3,500+/- acres to 9,500+/- acres. The fences are mostly (2) strand barbed wire with woven wire on the bottom. This ranch was a large sheep operation prior to the current owners. Facilities - The ranch has (1) set of working corrals. The corrals are plank on ties with several large holding pens, sorting alley and loading chute. Historical Use - The sellers have used this ranch for 7-8 months of grazing, primarily from April into November. They have run 660 pairs most years. One large pasture has a significant amount of Salt brush, which is high in protein for a 3 "4-week period the end of June through July. The cattle are put in this pasture during this time, then moved to other pastures. In 2022, a large wind generation project was installed 6-7 miles east of this ranch. The high voltage power line from the wind farm goes through this property for 3 miles on the east side of the ranch parallel to the County Road. Please view the interactive map on our website

Located 9+/- miles North of Vananda, or 18+/- miles up Big Porcupine creek Road off Highway 12. The ranch is a total of 36+/- miles NW of Forsyth MT. This area is known as the "Big Open". Large open expanses of native range land that have been used for generations as summer grazing for yearlings and pairs. Acreage - Total acres 34,985+/-. Deeded 28,054+/-. BLM allotments. Bassett 341 aums, 3,184+/- acres. Lang 120 aums 1,267+/- acres State of Montana leases. 290 aums, 1,920+/- acres Other private owner inholdings 560+/- acres. These acres are used by the owner. Livestock water - The ranch has numerous pits and dams, from small to large. Blacktail reservoir, Kern reservoir and Brown Coulee reservoir are the large dams. East Blacktail creek is the primary drainage running north to south the length of the property. There are several dams and diversion dikes on this creek. The smaller dams are on shorter drainages providing water across the entire ranch. Water wells, if drilled, are very deep and the water may not be potable. There is a subsurface pit below the Kern dam with a pipeline and tanks. This system has not been used for years and the condition is unknown. Pastures - The Kern place is fenced into (6) pastures. These vary in size from several thousand acres to twelve thousand acres. The fences are mostly 4 & 5 strand barbed wire in average condition. Facilities - Main shipping corrals are located along the Big Porcupine Road on the south end of the ranch. These corrals are newer planks on ties with a sorting alley and loading chute. There is a 20,000# platform scale. At the Kern homestead there is another set of plank corrals used for hauling cattle in and out of the ranch. 4 miles north of the Kern homestead is a set of steel panels on posts and wire trap for gathering cattle too and sorting or hauling out. All the corrals are in average to good condition. These are very functional facilities built by ranchers to handle large numbers. Historical Use - The owners have used this ranch for decades for grazing 7-8 months, primarily from April into November. They have run 425-450 pairs and 525-540 yearlings on this ranch for 7-8 months. They did not overgraze, leaving plenty of cover on the ground. This is hard grass country that will put pounds on cattle. Please open the interactive map on our website