Two Butte Creek Ranch consisting of approximately 6,542.33 acres of well-managed grassland provides an excellent habitat for cattle and wildlife with the Two Butte Creek or “Driftwood Creek” in the Kiowa language traversing the northern end of the property. The ranch located in Southeast Colorado could be utilized for a summer yearling grazing program or a year-round cow/calf operation. Hunting opportunities on the ranch include mule deer and antelope along with quail, turkey and waterfowl.
The northern half of the ranch is traversed by 5.2 miles of Two Butte Creek which flows into Two Buttes Reservoir seven miles away. The creek flows intermittently, but the owner reports several live springs and many sub-irrigated areas along with large cottonwood trees. Cattle water along the creek which serves as a magnet for wildlife. Mule deer, antelope and the occasional elk are found on the ranch as well as quail, turkey and waterfowl.
Improvements include very good perimeter fencing of four and five barbed wire construction that is approximately 10 years old along with a good water distribution system. Six, 24 foot drinkers are optimally situated across the ranch and provided water via a pipeline connected to a well equipped with an electric submersible motor and pump which is located off the ranch with all necessary easements. A set of useable pens constructed of pipe and panels is located at the main entrance.
A Grassland Conservation Reserve Program contract is enrolled on 2,832.45 acres on the Two Butte Creek Ranch. The GCRP contract pays at $18.00 per acre annually and was signed up in 2022 having several more years of payments remaining. Total payment yearly is capped per individual at $50,000 by the USDA. This is one of the most productive and eye appealing ranches in southeastern Colorado. The ranch is accentuated with cottonwood lined Two Butte Creek and excellent gramma and buffalo grasses across the rolling prairie land which makes the property a haven for cattle and wildlife. Two Butte Creek Ranch has been well managed and cared for over the years and is an ideal opportunity to begin or expand a ranching heritage.