Over the Cliff Ranch on Little Porcupine Creek

Set in eastern Montana, Gray Ranch on Little Porcupine Creek encompasses 10,047± deeded acres, supported by 1,950± acres of state lease, 320± acres of private lease, and 3,669± acres of BLM. Established by the Gray family, the ranch carries a long-standing legacy of stewardship, productivity, and connection to the land. Today, it remains a large-scale, working cattle operation built on practical management and long-term sustainability. The ranch is managed with a focus on grass health, water distribution, and soil improvements, supporting both livestock performance and the recovery of the native range. Productive pastures and reliable water sources allow for consistent cattle operations while maintaining the integrity of the landscape. Beyond its agricultural strength, the ranch offers a lifestyle defined by space, privacy, and year-round usability. This eastern Montana ranch supports elk, mule deer, whitetail, antelope, and upland birds, creating strong recreational value without detracting from the operation. Water features and native cover draw wildlife consistently. The terrain reflects the character of eastern Montana, open horizons, rolling grasslands, and a sense of scale that is increasingly difficult to find. Every acre contributes to a cohesive, functional unit. Gray Ranch on Little Porcupine Creek stands as a combination of legacy ownership, operational integrity, and Western lifestyle, an opportunity to carry forward a proven ranching operation while enjoying the land.