McKinley County, New Mexico Land For Sale (61 results)

Discover the raw beauty and boundless opportunity of this sprawling 503-acre property located just minutes from Bluewater Lake State Park in the heart of western New Mexico. Surrounded by expansive skies, rolling terrain, and serene wilderness, this land offers an ideal canvas for your visionwhether you're seeking a private ranch, a recreational retreat, or a long-term investment.Fully fenced and offering highway access, this property is accessible year-round with easy access to Interstate 40. It provides a spacious rural environment yet is within a short 30-minute drive to Grants or Gallup, which offers many services.This Ranch is currently not enrolled in the New Mexico Game and Fish's Private Landowner Elk Program (EPLUS); however, it has all the habitat components needed to qualify for the program. A permanent water well, open spaces, and timbered portions offer opportunities for wildlife or livestock use.A 400+/- sq. foot shop building can be used as a bunkhouse or a shop.The area is rich with recreational outdoor opportunities, including hunting elk, Mule Deer, and turkey on public lands, Fishing and Boating at Bluewater Lake State Park, Off-Highway Vehicle riding in the nearby Cibola National Forest, hiking and exploring the El Malpais and El Morro National Monuments, Chaco Canyon National Park, Horseback Riding, Camping, or Ranching.There is no Home Owners Association (HOA), with minimal restrictions and the freedom to create your dream property. Whether you're drawn by the peace and privacy, the proximity to nature, or the potential for future growth, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a substantial piece of New Mexico's untamed landscape.Don't miss out on this unique land offering; large tracts near Bluewater Lake are increasingly hard to find!

- 2,080+/- deeded acres adjacent to remote national forest - Trophy elk hunting with bulls in the 350+ range - Qualifies for annual landowner elk tags - Owner's home, two cabins, & outbuildingsTrophy elk hunting ranch with nice improvements & mild climate The best of Southwest prehistory, history, cattle ranching, and big game all converge at Oso Creek Ranch just east of Ramah, New Mexico. This 2080-acre property features a lovely home and makes a very private retreat tucked away among the grasslands and pines at the edge of the Zuni Mountains. Big game hunters in particular will be drawn to the trophy bull elk that inhabit the area, but anyone who appreciates the charm of the Southwest will be captivated by the big skies and serenity of Oso Creek Ranch. Native Americans have made the area around Oso Creek Ranch their home for literally thousands of years, testified by the Zuni and Navajo Reservations still located nearby. Only a few miles south of the ranch lies the El Morro National Monument, featuring ancient pueblo ruins, and Inscription Rock, with Spanish inscriptions dating as far back as 1605. The ranch itself lies at elevations from 7100 to 7500 feet, making for cooler summers and relatively mild winters. The lower ranch is composed of grasslands ideal for cattle grazing, and the upper ranch is covered with a mix of ponderosa pines, pion pines, and junipers, which are favored cover for elk and mule deer. Water sources include wells and several catchments and natural ponds. The Cibola National Forest, which borders the north side of the ranch, includes the Zuni Mountains that rise to over 9000 feet and provide additional refuge for big game. World class elk and mule deer hunting dominates this portion of New Mexico, including Oso Creek Ranch. The ranch usually receives 5-6 elk permits per year, and bull elk measured at 400+ inches are regularly taken in the vicinity. Some spectacular mule deer bucks are found here, too, and even more hunting opportunities can be found for coyotes, bobcat, and turkeys. The lower 1700 acres of Oso Creek Ranch have been managed for cattle grazing, supporting 40-50 head year-round. This section is fully fenced and includes a hay barn to support the ranch operation. The ranch house is a stunning Santa Fe style home of 3100 square feet, and features an open floorpan and an interior courtyard. Granite and marble countertops, tiled floors, and a kiva fireplace give this home an authentic Southwest flavor, and it includes three bedrooms and two baths. In addition, two nearby guest cabins ensure space and comfort for visitors. Ramah is a small community with basic supplies that is located just a few miles to the west, and Grants is the nearest larger community, about 60 miles away. Albuquerque and its international airport is only about two hours away. Whether your passion is for big game hunting, Southwest prehistory and history, or simply the solitude of an unspoiled corner of New Mexico, Oso Creek Ranch has a rich supply of all of the above. Add in its two luxurious homes, and this property is a place that will capture you by the irresistible lure of the Southwest.

- 2,080+/- deeded acres adjacent to remote national forest - Trophy elk hunting with bulls in the 350+ range - Qualifies for annual landowner elk tags - Owner's home, two cabins, & outbuildingsTrophy elk hunting ranch with nice improvements & mild climate The best of Southwest prehistory, history, cattle ranching, and big game all converge at Oso Creek Ranch just east of Ramah, New Mexico. This 2080-acre property features a lovely home and makes a very private retreat tucked away among the grasslands and pines at the edge of the Zuni Mountains. Big game hunters in particular will be drawn to the trophy bull elk that inhabit the area, but anyone who appreciates the charm of the Southwest will be captivated by the big skies and serenity of Oso Creek Ranch. Native Americans have made the area around Oso Creek Ranch their home for literally thousands of years, testified by the Zuni and Navajo Reservations still located nearby. Only a few miles south of the ranch lies the El Morro National Monument, featuring ancient pueblo ruins, and Inscription Rock, with Spanish inscriptions dating as far back as 1605. The ranch itself lies at elevations from 7100 to 7500 feet, making for cooler summers and relatively mild winters. The lower ranch is composed of grasslands ideal for cattle grazing, and the upper ranch is covered with a mix of ponderosa pines, pion pines, and junipers, which are favored cover for elk and mule deer. Water sources include wells and several catchments and natural ponds. The Cibola National Forest, which borders the north side of the ranch, includes the Zuni Mountains that rise to over 9000 feet and provide additional refuge for big game. World class elk and mule deer hunting dominates this portion of New Mexico, including Oso Creek Ranch. The ranch usually receives 5-6 elk permits per year, and bull elk measured at 400+ inches are regularly taken in the vicinity. Some spectacular mule deer bucks are found here, too, and even more hunting opportunities can be found for coyotes, bobcat, and turkeys. The lower 1700 acres of Oso Creek Ranch have been managed for cattle grazing, supporting 40-50 head year-round. This section is fully fenced and includes a hay barn to support the ranch operation. The ranch house is a stunning Santa Fe style home of 3100 square feet, and features an open floorpan and an interior courtyard. Granite and marble countertops, tiled floors, and a kiva fireplace give this home an authentic Southwest flavor, and it includes three bedrooms and two baths. In addition, two nearby guest cabins ensure space and comfort for visitors. Ramah is a small community with basic supplies that is located just a few miles to the west, and Grants is the nearest larger community, about 60 miles away. Albuquerque and its international airport is only about two hours away. Whether your passion is for big game hunting, Southwest prehistory and history, or simply the solitude of an unspoiled corner of New Mexico, Oso Creek Ranch has a rich supply of all of the above. Add in its two luxurious homes, and this property is a place that will capture you by the irresistible lure of the Southwest.

- 2,080+/- deeded acres adjacent to remote national forest - Trophy elk hunting with bulls in the 350+ range - Qualifies for annual landowner elk tags - Owner's home, two cabins, & outbuildingsTrophy elk hunting ranch with nice improvements & mild climate The best of Southwest prehistory, history, cattle ranching, and big game all converge at Oso Creek Ranch just east of Ramah, New Mexico. This 2080-acre property features a lovely home and makes a very private retreat tucked away among the grasslands and pines at the edge of the Zuni Mountains. Big game hunters in particular will be drawn to the trophy bull elk that inhabit the area, but anyone who appreciates the charm of the Southwest will be captivated by the big skies and serenity of Oso Creek Ranch. Native Americans have made the area around Oso Creek Ranch their home for literally thousands of years, testified by the Zuni and Navajo Reservations still located nearby. Only a few miles south of the ranch lies the El Morro National Monument, featuring ancient pueblo ruins, and Inscription Rock, with Spanish inscriptions dating as far back as 1605. The ranch itself lies at elevations from 7100 to 7500 feet, making for cooler summers and relatively mild winters. The lower ranch is composed of grasslands ideal for cattle grazing, and the upper ranch is covered with a mix of ponderosa pines, pion pines, and junipers, which are favored cover for elk and mule deer. Water sources include wells and several catchments and natural ponds. The Cibola National Forest, which borders the north side of the ranch, includes the Zuni Mountains that rise to over 9000 feet and provide additional refuge for big game. World class elk and mule deer hunting dominates this portion of New Mexico, including Oso Creek Ranch. The ranch usually receives 5-6 elk permits per year, and bull elk measured at 400+ inches are regularly taken in the vicinity. Some spectacular mule deer bucks are found here, too, and even more hunting opportunities can be found for coyotes, bobcat, and turkeys. The lower 1700 acres of Oso Creek Ranch have been managed for cattle grazing, supporting 40-50 head year-round. This section is fully fenced and includes a hay barn to support the ranch operation. The ranch house is a stunning Santa Fe style home of 3100 square feet, and features an open floorpan and an interior courtyard. Granite and marble countertops, tiled floors, and a kiva fireplace give this home an authentic Southwest flavor, and it includes three bedrooms and two baths. In addition, two nearby guest cabins ensure space and comfort for visitors. Ramah is a small community with basic supplies that is located just a few miles to the west, and Grants is the nearest larger community, about 60 miles away. Albuquerque and its international airport is only about two hours away. Whether your passion is for big game hunting, Southwest prehistory and history, or simply the solitude of an unspoiled corner of New Mexico, Oso Creek Ranch has a rich supply of all of the above. Add in its two luxurious homes, and this property is a place that will capture you by the irresistible lure of the Southwest.

- 2,080+/- deeded acres adjacent to remote national forest - Trophy elk hunting with bulls in the 350+ range - Qualifies for annual landowner elk tags - Owner's home, two cabins, & outbuildingsTrophy elk hunting ranch with nice improvements & mild climate The best of Southwest prehistory, history, cattle ranching, and big game all converge at Oso Creek Ranch just east of Ramah, New Mexico. This 2080-acre property features a lovely home and makes a very private retreat tucked away among the grasslands and pines at the edge of the Zuni Mountains. Big game hunters in particular will be drawn to the trophy bull elk that inhabit the area, but anyone who appreciates the charm of the Southwest will be captivated by the big skies and serenity of Oso Creek Ranch. Native Americans have made the area around Oso Creek Ranch their home for literally thousands of years, testified by the Zuni and Navajo Reservations still located nearby. Only a few miles south of the ranch lies the El Morro National Monument, featuring ancient pueblo ruins, and Inscription Rock, with Spanish inscriptions dating as far back as 1605. The ranch itself lies at elevations from 7100 to 7500 feet, making for cooler summers and relatively mild winters. The lower ranch is composed of grasslands ideal for cattle grazing, and the upper ranch is covered with a mix of ponderosa pines, pion pines, and junipers, which are favored cover for elk and mule deer. Water sources include wells and several catchments and natural ponds. The Cibola National Forest, which borders the north side of the ranch, includes the Zuni Mountains that rise to over 9000 feet and provide additional refuge for big game. World class elk and mule deer hunting dominates this portion of New Mexico, including Oso Creek Ranch. The ranch usually receives 5-6 elk permits per year, and bull elk measured at 400+ inches are regularly taken in the vicinity. Some spectacular mule deer bucks are found here, too, and even more hunting opportunities can be found for coyotes, bobcat, and turkeys. The lower 1700 acres of Oso Creek Ranch have been managed for cattle grazing, supporting 40-50 head year-round. This section is fully fenced and includes a hay barn to support the ranch operation. The ranch house is a stunning Santa Fe style home of 3100 square feet, and features an open floorpan and an interior courtyard. Granite and marble countertops, tiled floors, and a kiva fireplace give this home an authentic Southwest flavor, and it includes three bedrooms and two baths. In addition, two nearby guest cabins ensure space and comfort for visitors. Ramah is a small community with basic supplies that is located just a few miles to the west, and Grants is the nearest larger community, about 60 miles away. Albuquerque and its international airport is only about two hours away. Whether your passion is for big game hunting, Southwest prehistory and history, or simply the solitude of an unspoiled corner of New Mexico, Oso Creek Ranch has a rich supply of all of the above. Add in its two luxurious homes, and this property is a place that will capture you by the irresistible lure of the Southwest.

- 2,080+/- deeded acres adjacent to remote national forest - Trophy elk hunting with bulls in the 350+ range - Qualifies for annual landowner elk tags - Owner's home, two cabins, & outbuildingsTrophy elk hunting ranch with nice improvements & mild climate The best of Southwest prehistory, history, cattle ranching, and big game all converge at Oso Creek Ranch just east of Ramah, New Mexico. This 2080-acre property features a lovely home and makes a very private retreat tucked away among the grasslands and pines at the edge of the Zuni Mountains. Big game hunters in particular will be drawn to the trophy bull elk that inhabit the area, but anyone who appreciates the charm of the Southwest will be captivated by the big skies and serenity of Oso Creek Ranch. Native Americans have made the area around Oso Creek Ranch their home for literally thousands of years, testified by the Zuni and Navajo Reservations still located nearby. Only a few miles south of the ranch lies the El Morro National Monument, featuring ancient pueblo ruins, and Inscription Rock, with Spanish inscriptions dating as far back as 1605. The ranch itself lies at elevations from 7100 to 7500 feet, making for cooler summers and relatively mild winters. The lower ranch is composed of grasslands ideal for cattle grazing, and the upper ranch is covered with a mix of ponderosa pines, pion pines, and junipers, which are favored cover for elk and mule deer. Water sources include wells and several catchments and natural ponds. The Cibola National Forest, which borders the north side of the ranch, includes the Zuni Mountains that rise to over 9000 feet and provide additional refuge for big game. World class elk and mule deer hunting dominates this portion of New Mexico, including Oso Creek Ranch. The ranch usually receives 5-6 elk permits per year, and bull elk measured at 400+ inches are regularly taken in the vicinity. Some spectacular mule deer bucks are found here, too, and even more hunting opportunities can be found for coyotes, bobcat, and turkeys. The lower 1700 acres of Oso Creek Ranch have been managed for cattle grazing, supporting 40-50 head year-round. This section is fully fenced and includes a hay barn to support the ranch operation. The ranch house is a stunning Santa Fe style home of 3100 square feet, and features an open floorpan and an interior courtyard. Granite and marble countertops, tiled floors, and a kiva fireplace give this home an authentic Southwest flavor, and it includes three bedrooms and two baths. In addition, two nearby guest cabins ensure space and comfort for visitors. Ramah is a small community with basic supplies that is located just a few miles to the west, and Grants is the nearest larger community, about 60 miles away. Albuquerque and its international airport is only about two hours away. Whether your passion is for big game hunting, Southwest prehistory and history, or simply the solitude of an unspoiled corner of New Mexico, Oso Creek Ranch has a rich supply of all of the above. Add in its two luxurious homes, and this property is a place that will capture you by the irresistible lure of the Southwest.

- 2,080+/- deeded acres adjacent to remote national forest - Trophy elk hunting with bulls in the 350+ range - Qualifies for annual landowner elk tags - Owner's home, two cabins, & outbuildingsTrophy elk hunting ranch with nice improvements & mild climate The best of Southwest prehistory, history, cattle ranching, and big game all converge at Oso Creek Ranch just east of Ramah, New Mexico. This 2080-acre property features a lovely home and makes a very private retreat tucked away among the grasslands and pines at the edge of the Zuni Mountains. Big game hunters in particular will be drawn to the trophy bull elk that inhabit the area, but anyone who appreciates the charm of the Southwest will be captivated by the big skies and serenity of Oso Creek Ranch. Native Americans have made the area around Oso Creek Ranch their home for literally thousands of years, testified by the Zuni and Navajo Reservations still located nearby. Only a few miles south of the ranch lies the El Morro National Monument, featuring ancient pueblo ruins, and Inscription Rock, with Spanish inscriptions dating as far back as 1605. The ranch itself lies at elevations from 7100 to 7500 feet, making for cooler summers and relatively mild winters. The lower ranch is composed of grasslands ideal for cattle grazing, and the upper ranch is covered with a mix of ponderosa pines, pion pines, and junipers, which are favored cover for elk and mule deer. Water sources include wells and several catchments and natural ponds. The Cibola National Forest, which borders the north side of the ranch, includes the Zuni Mountains that rise to over 9000 feet and provide additional refuge for big game. World class elk and mule deer hunting dominates this portion of New Mexico, including Oso Creek Ranch. The ranch usually receives 5-6 elk permits per year, and bull elk measured at 400+ inches are regularly taken in the vicinity. Some spectacular mule deer bucks are found here, too, and even more hunting opportunities can be found for coyotes, bobcat, and turkeys. The lower 1700 acres of Oso Creek Ranch have been managed for cattle grazing, supporting 40-50 head year-round. This section is fully fenced and includes a hay barn to support the ranch operation. The ranch house is a stunning Santa Fe style home of 3100 square feet, and features an open floorpan and an interior courtyard. Granite and marble countertops, tiled floors, and a kiva fireplace give this home an authentic Southwest flavor, and it includes three bedrooms and two baths. In addition, two nearby guest cabins ensure space and comfort for visitors. Ramah is a small community with basic supplies that is located just a few miles to the west, and Grants is the nearest larger community, about 60 miles away. Albuquerque and its international airport is only about two hours away. Whether your passion is for big game hunting, Southwest prehistory and history, or simply the solitude of an unspoiled corner of New Mexico, Oso Creek Ranch has a rich supply of all of the above. Add in its two luxurious homes, and this property is a place that will capture you by the irresistible lure of the Southwest.

- 2,080+/- deeded acres adjacent to remote national forest - Trophy elk hunting with bulls in the 350+ range - Qualifies for annual landowner elk tags - Owner's home, two cabins, & outbuildingsTrophy elk hunting ranch with nice improvements & mild climate The best of Southwest prehistory, history, cattle ranching, and big game all converge at Oso Creek Ranch just east of Ramah, New Mexico. This 2080-acre property features a lovely home and makes a very private retreat tucked away among the grasslands and pines at the edge of the Zuni Mountains. Big game hunters in particular will be drawn to the trophy bull elk that inhabit the area, but anyone who appreciates the charm of the Southwest will be captivated by the big skies and serenity of Oso Creek Ranch. Native Americans have made the area around Oso Creek Ranch their home for literally thousands of years, testified by the Zuni and Navajo Reservations still located nearby. Only a few miles south of the ranch lies the El Morro National Monument, featuring ancient pueblo ruins, and Inscription Rock, with Spanish inscriptions dating as far back as 1605. The ranch itself lies at elevations from 7100 to 7500 feet, making for cooler summers and relatively mild winters. The lower ranch is composed of grasslands ideal for cattle grazing, and the upper ranch is covered with a mix of ponderosa pines, pion pines, and junipers, which are favored cover for elk and mule deer. Water sources include wells and several catchments and natural ponds. The Cibola National Forest, which borders the north side of the ranch, includes the Zuni Mountains that rise to over 9000 feet and provide additional refuge for big game. World class elk and mule deer hunting dominates this portion of New Mexico, including Oso Creek Ranch. The ranch usually receives 5-6 elk permits per year, and bull elk measured at 400+ inches are regularly taken in the vicinity. Some spectacular mule deer bucks are found here, too, and even more hunting opportunities can be found for coyotes, bobcat, and turkeys. The lower 1700 acres of Oso Creek Ranch have been managed for cattle grazing, supporting 40-50 head year-round. This section is fully fenced and includes a hay barn to support the ranch operation. The ranch house is a stunning Santa Fe style home of 3100 square feet, and features an open floorpan and an interior courtyard. Granite and marble countertops, tiled floors, and a kiva fireplace give this home an authentic Southwest flavor, and it includes three bedrooms and two baths. In addition, two nearby guest cabins ensure space and comfort for visitors. Ramah is a small community with basic supplies that is located just a few miles to the west, and Grants is the nearest larger community, about 60 miles away. Albuquerque and its international airport is only about two hours away. Whether your passion is for big game hunting, Southwest prehistory and history, or simply the solitude of an unspoiled corner of New Mexico, Oso Creek Ranch has a rich supply of all of the above. Add in its two luxurious homes, and this property is a place that will capture you by the irresistible lure of the Southwest.

- 2,080+/- deeded acres adjacent to remote national forest - Trophy elk hunting with bulls in the 350+ range - Qualifies for annual landowner elk tags - Owner's home, two cabins, & outbuildingsTrophy elk hunting ranch with nice improvements & mild climate The best of Southwest prehistory, history, cattle ranching, and big game all converge at Oso Creek Ranch just east of Ramah, New Mexico. This 2080-acre property features a lovely home and makes a very private retreat tucked away among the grasslands and pines at the edge of the Zuni Mountains. Big game hunters in particular will be drawn to the trophy bull elk that inhabit the area, but anyone who appreciates the charm of the Southwest will be captivated by the big skies and serenity of Oso Creek Ranch. Native Americans have made the area around Oso Creek Ranch their home for literally thousands of years, testified by the Zuni and Navajo Reservations still located nearby. Only a few miles south of the ranch lies the El Morro National Monument, featuring ancient pueblo ruins, and Inscription Rock, with Spanish inscriptions dating as far back as 1605. The ranch itself lies at elevations from 7100 to 7500 feet, making for cooler summers and relatively mild winters. The lower ranch is composed of grasslands ideal for cattle grazing, and the upper ranch is covered with a mix of ponderosa pines, pion pines, and junipers, which are favored cover for elk and mule deer. Water sources include wells and several catchments and natural ponds. The Cibola National Forest, which borders the north side of the ranch, includes the Zuni Mountains that rise to over 9000 feet and provide additional refuge for big game. World class elk and mule deer hunting dominates this portion of New Mexico, including Oso Creek Ranch. The ranch usually receives 5-6 elk permits per year, and bull elk measured at 400+ inches are regularly taken in the vicinity. Some spectacular mule deer bucks are found here, too, and even more hunting opportunities can be found for coyotes, bobcat, and turkeys. The lower 1700 acres of Oso Creek Ranch have been managed for cattle grazing, supporting 40-50 head year-round. This section is fully fenced and includes a hay barn to support the ranch operation. The ranch house is a stunning Santa Fe style home of 3100 square feet, and features an open floorpan and an interior courtyard. Granite and marble countertops, tiled floors, and a kiva fireplace give this home an authentic Southwest flavor, and it includes three bedrooms and two baths. In addition, two nearby guest cabins ensure space and comfort for visitors. Ramah is a small community with basic supplies that is located just a few miles to the west, and Grants is the nearest larger community, about 60 miles away. Albuquerque and its international airport is only about two hours away. Whether your passion is for big game hunting, Southwest prehistory and history, or simply the solitude of an unspoiled corner of New Mexico, Oso Creek Ranch has a rich supply of all of the above. Add in its two luxurious homes, and this property is a place that will capture you by the irresistible lure of the Southwest.

- 2,080+/- deeded acres adjacent to remote national forest - Trophy elk hunting with bulls in the 350+ range - Qualifies for annual landowner elk tags - Owner's home, two cabins, & outbuildingsTrophy elk hunting ranch with nice improvements & mild climate The best of Southwest prehistory, history, cattle ranching, and big game all converge at Oso Creek Ranch just east of Ramah, New Mexico. This 2080-acre property features a lovely home and makes a very private retreat tucked away among the grasslands and pines at the edge of the Zuni Mountains. Big game hunters in particular will be drawn to the trophy bull elk that inhabit the area, but anyone who appreciates the charm of the Southwest will be captivated by the big skies and serenity of Oso Creek Ranch. Native Americans have made the area around Oso Creek Ranch their home for literally thousands of years, testified by the Zuni and Navajo Reservations still located nearby. Only a few miles south of the ranch lies the El Morro National Monument, featuring ancient pueblo ruins, and Inscription Rock, with Spanish inscriptions dating as far back as 1605. The ranch itself lies at elevations from 7100 to 7500 feet, making for cooler summers and relatively mild winters. The lower ranch is composed of grasslands ideal for cattle grazing, and the upper ranch is covered with a mix of ponderosa pines, pion pines, and junipers, which are favored cover for elk and mule deer. Water sources include wells and several catchments and natural ponds. The Cibola National Forest, which borders the north side of the ranch, includes the Zuni Mountains that rise to over 9000 feet and provide additional refuge for big game. World class elk and mule deer hunting dominates this portion of New Mexico, including Oso Creek Ranch. The ranch usually receives 5-6 elk permits per year, and bull elk measured at 400+ inches are regularly taken in the vicinity. Some spectacular mule deer bucks are found here, too, and even more hunting opportunities can be found for coyotes, bobcat, and turkeys. The lower 1700 acres of Oso Creek Ranch have been managed for cattle grazing, supporting 40-50 head year-round. This section is fully fenced and includes a hay barn to support the ranch operation. The ranch house is a stunning Santa Fe style home of 3100 square feet, and features an open floorpan and an interior courtyard. Granite and marble countertops, tiled floors, and a kiva fireplace give this home an authentic Southwest flavor, and it includes three bedrooms and two baths. In addition, two nearby guest cabins ensure space and comfort for visitors. Ramah is a small community with basic supplies that is located just a few miles to the west, and Grants is the nearest larger community, about 60 miles away. Albuquerque and its international airport is only about two hours away. Whether your passion is for big game hunting, Southwest prehistory and history, or simply the solitude of an unspoiled corner of New Mexico, Oso Creek Ranch has a rich supply of all of the above. Add in its two luxurious homes, and this property is a place that will capture you by the irresistible lure of the Southwest.

- 2,080+/- deeded acres adjacent to remote national forest - Trophy elk hunting with bulls in the 350+ range - Qualifies for annual landowner elk tags - Owner's home, two cabins, & outbuildingsTrophy elk hunting ranch with nice improvements & mild climate The best of Southwest prehistory, history, cattle ranching, and big game all converge at Oso Creek Ranch just east of Ramah, New Mexico. This 2080-acre property features a lovely home and makes a very private retreat tucked away among the grasslands and pines at the edge of the Zuni Mountains. Big game hunters in particular will be drawn to the trophy bull elk that inhabit the area, but anyone who appreciates the charm of the Southwest will be captivated by the big skies and serenity of Oso Creek Ranch. Native Americans have made the area around Oso Creek Ranch their home for literally thousands of years, testified by the Zuni and Navajo Reservations still located nearby. Only a few miles south of the ranch lies the El Morro National Monument, featuring ancient pueblo ruins, and Inscription Rock, with Spanish inscriptions dating as far back as 1605. The ranch itself lies at elevations from 7100 to 7500 feet, making for cooler summers and relatively mild winters. The lower ranch is composed of grasslands ideal for cattle grazing, and the upper ranch is covered with a mix of ponderosa pines, pion pines, and junipers, which are favored cover for elk and mule deer. Water sources include wells and several catchments and natural ponds. The Cibola National Forest, which borders the north side of the ranch, includes the Zuni Mountains that rise to over 9000 feet and provide additional refuge for big game. World class elk and mule deer hunting dominates this portion of New Mexico, including Oso Creek Ranch. The ranch usually receives 5-6 elk permits per year, and bull elk measured at 400+ inches are regularly taken in the vicinity. Some spectacular mule deer bucks are found here, too, and even more hunting opportunities can be found for coyotes, bobcat, and turkeys. The lower 1700 acres of Oso Creek Ranch have been managed for cattle grazing, supporting 40-50 head year-round. This section is fully fenced and includes a hay barn to support the ranch operation. The ranch house is a stunning Santa Fe style home of 3100 square feet, and features an open floorpan and an interior courtyard. Granite and marble countertops, tiled floors, and a kiva fireplace give this home an authentic Southwest flavor, and it includes three bedrooms and two baths. In addition, two nearby guest cabins ensure space and comfort for visitors. Ramah is a small community with basic supplies that is located just a few miles to the west, and Grants is the nearest larger community, about 60 miles away. Albuquerque and its international airport is only about two hours away. Whether your passion is for big game hunting, Southwest prehistory and history, or simply the solitude of an unspoiled corner of New Mexico, Oso Creek Ranch has a rich supply of all of the above. Add in its two luxurious homes, and this property is a place that will capture you by the irresistible lure of the Southwest.

- 2,080+/- deeded acres adjacent to remote national forest - Trophy elk hunting with bulls in the 350+ range - Qualifies for annual landowner elk tags - Owner's home, two cabins, & outbuildingsTrophy elk hunting ranch with nice improvements & mild climate The best of Southwest prehistory, history, cattle ranching, and big game all converge at Oso Creek Ranch just east of Ramah, New Mexico. This 2080-acre property features a lovely home and makes a very private retreat tucked away among the grasslands and pines at the edge of the Zuni Mountains. Big game hunters in particular will be drawn to the trophy bull elk that inhabit the area, but anyone who appreciates the charm of the Southwest will be captivated by the big skies and serenity of Oso Creek Ranch. Native Americans have made the area around Oso Creek Ranch their home for literally thousands of years, testified by the Zuni and Navajo Reservations still located nearby. Only a few miles south of the ranch lies the El Morro National Monument, featuring ancient pueblo ruins, and Inscription Rock, with Spanish inscriptions dating as far back as 1605. The ranch itself lies at elevations from 7100 to 7500 feet, making for cooler summers and relatively mild winters. The lower ranch is composed of grasslands ideal for cattle grazing, and the upper ranch is covered with a mix of ponderosa pines, pion pines, and junipers, which are favored cover for elk and mule deer. Water sources include wells and several catchments and natural ponds. The Cibola National Forest, which borders the north side of the ranch, includes the Zuni Mountains that rise to over 9000 feet and provide additional refuge for big game. World class elk and mule deer hunting dominates this portion of New Mexico, including Oso Creek Ranch. The ranch usually receives 5-6 elk permits per year, and bull elk measured at 400+ inches are regularly taken in the vicinity. Some spectacular mule deer bucks are found here, too, and even more hunting opportunities can be found for coyotes, bobcat, and turkeys. The lower 1700 acres of Oso Creek Ranch have been managed for cattle grazing, supporting 40-50 head year-round. This section is fully fenced and includes a hay barn to support the ranch operation. The ranch house is a stunning Santa Fe style home of 3100 square feet, and features an open floorpan and an interior courtyard. Granite and marble countertops, tiled floors, and a kiva fireplace give this home an authentic Southwest flavor, and it includes three bedrooms and two baths. In addition, two nearby guest cabins ensure space and comfort for visitors. Ramah is a small community with basic supplies that is located just a few miles to the west, and Grants is the nearest larger community, about 60 miles away. Albuquerque and its international airport is only about two hours away. Whether your passion is for big game hunting, Southwest prehistory and history, or simply the solitude of an unspoiled corner of New Mexico, Oso Creek Ranch has a rich supply of all of the above. Add in its two luxurious homes, and this property is a place that will capture you by the irresistible lure of the Southwest.

- 2,080+/- deeded acres adjacent to remote national forest - Trophy elk hunting with bulls in the 350+ range - Qualifies for annual landowner elk tags - Owner's home, two cabins, & outbuildingsTrophy elk hunting ranch with nice improvements & mild climate The best of Southwest prehistory, history, cattle ranching, and big game all converge at Oso Creek Ranch just east of Ramah, New Mexico. This 2080-acre property features a lovely home and makes a very private retreat tucked away among the grasslands and pines at the edge of the Zuni Mountains. Big game hunters in particular will be drawn to the trophy bull elk that inhabit the area, but anyone who appreciates the charm of the Southwest will be captivated by the big skies and serenity of Oso Creek Ranch. Native Americans have made the area around Oso Creek Ranch their home for literally thousands of years, testified by the Zuni and Navajo Reservations still located nearby. Only a few miles south of the ranch lies the El Morro National Monument, featuring ancient pueblo ruins, and Inscription Rock, with Spanish inscriptions dating as far back as 1605. The ranch itself lies at elevations from 7100 to 7500 feet, making for cooler summers and relatively mild winters. The lower ranch is composed of grasslands ideal for cattle grazing, and the upper ranch is covered with a mix of ponderosa pines, pion pines, and junipers, which are favored cover for elk and mule deer. Water sources include wells and several catchments and natural ponds. The Cibola National Forest, which borders the north side of the ranch, includes the Zuni Mountains that rise to over 9000 feet and provide additional refuge for big game. World class elk and mule deer hunting dominates this portion of New Mexico, including Oso Creek Ranch. The ranch usually receives 5-6 elk permits per year, and bull elk measured at 400+ inches are regularly taken in the vicinity. Some spectacular mule deer bucks are found here, too, and even more hunting opportunities can be found for coyotes, bobcat, and turkeys. The lower 1700 acres of Oso Creek Ranch have been managed for cattle grazing, supporting 40-50 head year-round. This section is fully fenced and includes a hay barn to support the ranch operation. The ranch house is a stunning Santa Fe style home of 3100 square feet, and features an open floorpan and an interior courtyard. Granite and marble countertops, tiled floors, and a kiva fireplace give this home an authentic Southwest flavor, and it includes three bedrooms and two baths. In addition, two nearby guest cabins ensure space and comfort for visitors. Ramah is a small community with basic supplies that is located just a few miles to the west, and Grants is the nearest larger community, about 60 miles away. Albuquerque and its international airport is only about two hours away. Whether your passion is for big game hunting, Southwest prehistory and history, or simply the solitude of an unspoiled corner of New Mexico, Oso Creek Ranch has a rich supply of all of the above. Add in its two luxurious homes, and this property is a place that will capture you by the irresistible lure of the Southwest.

- 2,080+/- deeded acres adjacent to remote national forest - Trophy elk hunting with bulls in the 350+ range - Qualifies for annual landowner elk tags - Owner's home, two cabins, & outbuildingsTrophy elk hunting ranch with nice improvements & mild climate The best of Southwest prehistory, history, cattle ranching, and big game all converge at Oso Creek Ranch just east of Ramah, New Mexico. This 2080-acre property features a lovely home and makes a very private retreat tucked away among the grasslands and pines at the edge of the Zuni Mountains. Big game hunters in particular will be drawn to the trophy bull elk that inhabit the area, but anyone who appreciates the charm of the Southwest will be captivated by the big skies and serenity of Oso Creek Ranch. Native Americans have made the area around Oso Creek Ranch their home for literally thousands of years, testified by the Zuni and Navajo Reservations still located nearby. Only a few miles south of the ranch lies the El Morro National Monument, featuring ancient pueblo ruins, and Inscription Rock, with Spanish inscriptions dating as far back as 1605. The ranch itself lies at elevations from 7100 to 7500 feet, making for cooler summers and relatively mild winters. The lower ranch is composed of grasslands ideal for cattle grazing, and the upper ranch is covered with a mix of ponderosa pines, pion pines, and junipers, which are favored cover for elk and mule deer. Water sources include wells and several catchments and natural ponds. The Cibola National Forest, which borders the north side of the ranch, includes the Zuni Mountains that rise to over 9000 feet and provide additional refuge for big game. World class elk and mule deer hunting dominates this portion of New Mexico, including Oso Creek Ranch. The ranch usually receives 5-6 elk permits per year, and bull elk measured at 400+ inches are regularly taken in the vicinity. Some spectacular mule deer bucks are found here, too, and even more hunting opportunities can be found for coyotes, bobcat, and turkeys. The lower 1700 acres of Oso Creek Ranch have been managed for cattle grazing, supporting 40-50 head year-round. This section is fully fenced and includes a hay barn to support the ranch operation. The ranch house is a stunning Santa Fe style home of 3100 square feet, and features an open floorpan and an interior courtyard. Granite and marble countertops, tiled floors, and a kiva fireplace give this home an authentic Southwest flavor, and it includes three bedrooms and two baths. In addition, two nearby guest cabins ensure space and comfort for visitors. Ramah is a small community with basic supplies that is located just a few miles to the west, and Grants is the nearest larger community, about 60 miles away. Albuquerque and its international airport is only about two hours away. Whether your passion is for big game hunting, Southwest prehistory and history, or simply the solitude of an unspoiled corner of New Mexico, Oso Creek Ranch has a rich supply of all of the above. Add in its two luxurious homes, and this property is a place that will capture you by the irresistible lure of the Southwest.

- 2,080+/- deeded acres adjacent to remote national forest - Trophy elk hunting with bulls in the 350+ range - Qualifies for annual landowner elk tags - Owner's home, two cabins, & outbuildingsTrophy elk hunting ranch with nice improvements & mild climate The best of Southwest prehistory, history, cattle ranching, and big game all converge at Oso Creek Ranch just east of Ramah, New Mexico. This 2080-acre property features a lovely home and makes a very private retreat tucked away among the grasslands and pines at the edge of the Zuni Mountains. Big game hunters in particular will be drawn to the trophy bull elk that inhabit the area, but anyone who appreciates the charm of the Southwest will be captivated by the big skies and serenity of Oso Creek Ranch. Native Americans have made the area around Oso Creek Ranch their home for literally thousands of years, testified by the Zuni and Navajo Reservations still located nearby. Only a few miles south of the ranch lies the El Morro National Monument, featuring ancient pueblo ruins, and Inscription Rock, with Spanish inscriptions dating as far back as 1605. The ranch itself lies at elevations from 7100 to 7500 feet, making for cooler summers and relatively mild winters. The lower ranch is composed of grasslands ideal for cattle grazing, and the upper ranch is covered with a mix of ponderosa pines, pion pines, and junipers, which are favored cover for elk and mule deer. Water sources include wells and several catchments and natural ponds. The Cibola National Forest, which borders the north side of the ranch, includes the Zuni Mountains that rise to over 9000 feet and provide additional refuge for big game. World class elk and mule deer hunting dominates this portion of New Mexico, including Oso Creek Ranch. The ranch usually receives 5-6 elk permits per year, and bull elk measured at 400+ inches are regularly taken in the vicinity. Some spectacular mule deer bucks are found here, too, and even more hunting opportunities can be found for coyotes, bobcat, and turkeys. The lower 1700 acres of Oso Creek Ranch have been managed for cattle grazing, supporting 40-50 head year-round. This section is fully fenced and includes a hay barn to support the ranch operation. The ranch house is a stunning Santa Fe style home of 3100 square feet, and features an open floorpan and an interior courtyard. Granite and marble countertops, tiled floors, and a kiva fireplace give this home an authentic Southwest flavor, and it includes three bedrooms and two baths. In addition, two nearby guest cabins ensure space and comfort for visitors. Ramah is a small community with basic supplies that is located just a few miles to the west, and Grants is the nearest larger community, about 60 miles away. Albuquerque and its international airport is only about two hours away. Whether your passion is for big game hunting, Southwest prehistory and history, or simply the solitude of an unspoiled corner of New Mexico, Oso Creek Ranch has a rich supply of all of the above. Add in its two luxurious homes, and this property is a place that will capture you by the irresistible lure of the Southwest.

Elk Crossing Ranch, located in McKinley County, New Mexico, spans 640 deeded acres of well-designed hunting terrain. The property offers a mix of native meadows, strategically planted rye grass food plots making up 80-100 acres, and Pinion/Juniper bedding areas, providing reliable habitat for elk, mule deer, antelope, and other game species. A solar-powered water well and drinker ensure year-round water availability, supporting consistent wildlife activity. Positioned in Game Management Unit 12, known for producing record-breaking bull elk exceeding 420 points, the ranch has historically received one mature bull tag annually, along with over-the-counter tags for mule deer, Merriam turkeys, black bear, and mountain lion. Its strategic layout and established infrastructure, including fencing and accessible food plots, make it an excellent option for dedicated hunters or land managers. Elk Crossing Ranch is designed for year-round accessibility, with its mild four-season climate and elevation of 6,400 feet. Winter migration brings increased game activity as wildlife moves to lower elevations, enhancing the property's appeal to sportsmen. It also offers flexibility for development, with sites ideal for modular or manufactured homes and sufficient space for travel trailers or fifth-wheel setups. The property maintains agricultural tax status, keeping annual operating costs minimal while enhancing wildlife sustainability. With its exceptional location, established improvements, and consistent game activity, Elk Crossing Ranch presents an excellent investment opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a hunting property or a long-term asset in New Mexico's premier hunting region.

Elk Crossing Ranch, located in McKinley County, New Mexico, spans 640 deeded acres of well-designed hunting terrain. The property offers a mix of native meadows, strategically planted rye grass food plots making up 80-100 acres, and Pinion/Juniper bedding areas, providing reliable habitat for elk, mule deer, antelope, and other game species. A solar-powered water well and drinker ensure year-round water availability, supporting consistent wildlife activity. Positioned in Game Management Unit 12, known for producing record-breaking bull elk exceeding 420 points, the ranch has historically received one mature bull tag annually, along with over-the-counter tags for mule deer, Merriam turkeys, black bear, and mountain lion. Its strategic layout and established infrastructure, including fencing and accessible food plots, make it an excellent option for dedicated hunters or land managers. Elk Crossing Ranch is designed for year-round accessibility, with its mild four-season climate and elevation of 6,400 feet. Winter migration brings increased game activity as wildlife moves to lower elevations, enhancing the property's appeal to sportsmen. It also offers flexibility for development, with sites ideal for modular or manufactured homes and sufficient space for travel trailers or fifth-wheel setups. The property maintains agricultural tax status, keeping annual operating costs minimal while enhancing wildlife sustainability. With its exceptional location, established improvements, and consistent game activity, Elk Crossing Ranch presents an excellent investment opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a hunting property or a long-term asset in New Mexico's premier hunting region.

Elk Crossing Ranch, located in McKinley County, New Mexico, spans 640 deeded acres of well-designed hunting terrain. The property offers a mix of native meadows, strategically planted rye grass food plots making up 80-100 acres, and Pinion/Juniper bedding areas, providing reliable habitat for elk, mule deer, antelope, and other game species. A solar-powered water well and drinker ensure year-round water availability, supporting consistent wildlife activity. Positioned in Game Management Unit 12, known for producing record-breaking bull elk exceeding 420 points, the ranch has historically received one mature bull tag annually, along with over-the-counter tags for mule deer, Merriam turkeys, black bear, and mountain lion. Its strategic layout and established infrastructure, including fencing and accessible food plots, make it an excellent option for dedicated hunters or land managers. Elk Crossing Ranch is designed for year-round accessibility, with its mild four-season climate and elevation of 6,400 feet. Winter migration brings increased game activity as wildlife moves to lower elevations, enhancing the property's appeal to sportsmen. It also offers flexibility for development, with sites ideal for modular or manufactured homes and sufficient space for travel trailers or fifth-wheel setups. The property maintains agricultural tax status, keeping annual operating costs minimal while enhancing wildlife sustainability. With its exceptional location, established improvements, and consistent game activity, Elk Crossing Ranch presents an excellent investment opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a hunting property or a long-term asset in New Mexico's premier hunting region.

Elk Crossing Ranch, located in McKinley County, New Mexico, spans 640 deeded acres of well-designed hunting terrain. The property offers a mix of native meadows, strategically planted rye grass food plots making up 80-100 acres, and Pinion/Juniper bedding areas, providing reliable habitat for elk, mule deer, antelope, and other game species. A solar-powered water well and drinker ensure year-round water availability, supporting consistent wildlife activity. Positioned in Game Management Unit 12, known for producing record-breaking bull elk exceeding 420 points, the ranch has historically received one mature bull tag annually, along with over-the-counter tags for mule deer, Merriam turkeys, black bear, and mountain lion. Its strategic layout and established infrastructure, including fencing and accessible food plots, make it an excellent option for dedicated hunters or land managers. Elk Crossing Ranch is designed for year-round accessibility, with its mild four-season climate and elevation of 6,400 feet. Winter migration brings increased game activity as wildlife moves to lower elevations, enhancing the property's appeal to sportsmen. It also offers flexibility for development, with sites ideal for modular or manufactured homes and sufficient space for travel trailers or fifth-wheel setups. The property maintains agricultural tax status, keeping annual operating costs minimal while enhancing wildlife sustainability. With its exceptional location, established improvements, and consistent game activity, Elk Crossing Ranch presents an excellent investment opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a hunting property or a long-term asset in New Mexico's premier hunting region.

Elk Crossing Ranch, located in McKinley County, New Mexico, spans 640 deeded acres of well-designed hunting terrain. The property offers a mix of native meadows, strategically planted rye grass food plots making up 80-100 acres, and Pinion/Juniper bedding areas, providing reliable habitat for elk, mule deer, antelope, and other game species. A solar-powered water well and drinker ensure year-round water availability, supporting consistent wildlife activity. Positioned in Game Management Unit 12, known for producing record-breaking bull elk exceeding 420 points, the ranch has historically received one mature bull tag annually, along with over-the-counter tags for mule deer, Merriam turkeys, black bear, and mountain lion. Its strategic layout and established infrastructure, including fencing and accessible food plots, make it an excellent option for dedicated hunters or land managers. Elk Crossing Ranch is designed for year-round accessibility, with its mild four-season climate and elevation of 6,400 feet. Winter migration brings increased game activity as wildlife moves to lower elevations, enhancing the property's appeal to sportsmen. It also offers flexibility for development, with sites ideal for modular or manufactured homes and sufficient space for travel trailers or fifth-wheel setups. The property maintains agricultural tax status, keeping annual operating costs minimal while enhancing wildlife sustainability. With its exceptional location, established improvements, and consistent game activity, Elk Crossing Ranch presents an excellent investment opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a hunting property or a long-term asset in New Mexico's premier hunting region.

Elk Crossing Ranch, located in McKinley County, New Mexico, spans 640 deeded acres of well-designed hunting terrain. The property offers a mix of native meadows, strategically planted rye grass food plots making up 80-100 acres, and Pinion/Juniper bedding areas, providing reliable habitat for elk, mule deer, antelope, and other game species. A solar-powered water well and drinker ensure year-round water availability, supporting consistent wildlife activity. Positioned in Game Management Unit 12, known for producing record-breaking bull elk exceeding 420 points, the ranch has historically received one mature bull tag annually, along with over-the-counter tags for mule deer, Merriam turkeys, black bear, and mountain lion. Its strategic layout and established infrastructure, including fencing and accessible food plots, make it an excellent option for dedicated hunters or land managers. Elk Crossing Ranch is designed for year-round accessibility, with its mild four-season climate and elevation of 6,400 feet. Winter migration brings increased game activity as wildlife moves to lower elevations, enhancing the property's appeal to sportsmen. It also offers flexibility for development, with sites ideal for modular or manufactured homes and sufficient space for travel trailers or fifth-wheel setups. The property maintains agricultural tax status, keeping annual operating costs minimal while enhancing wildlife sustainability. With its exceptional location, established improvements, and consistent game activity, Elk Crossing Ranch presents an excellent investment opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a hunting property or a long-term asset in New Mexico's premier hunting region.

Elk Crossing Ranch, located in McKinley County, New Mexico, spans 640 deeded acres of well-designed hunting terrain. The property offers a mix of native meadows, strategically planted rye grass food plots making up 80-100 acres, and Pinion/Juniper bedding areas, providing reliable habitat for elk, mule deer, antelope, and other game species. A solar-powered water well and drinker ensure year-round water availability, supporting consistent wildlife activity. Positioned in Game Management Unit 12, known for producing record-breaking bull elk exceeding 420 points, the ranch has historically received one mature bull tag annually, along with over-the-counter tags for mule deer, Merriam turkeys, black bear, and mountain lion. Its strategic layout and established infrastructure, including fencing and accessible food plots, make it an excellent option for dedicated hunters or land managers. Elk Crossing Ranch is designed for year-round accessibility, with its mild four-season climate and elevation of 6,400 feet. Winter migration brings increased game activity as wildlife moves to lower elevations, enhancing the property's appeal to sportsmen. It also offers flexibility for development, with sites ideal for modular or manufactured homes and sufficient space for travel trailers or fifth-wheel setups. The property maintains agricultural tax status, keeping annual operating costs minimal while enhancing wildlife sustainability. With its exceptional location, established improvements, and consistent game activity, Elk Crossing Ranch presents an excellent investment opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a hunting property or a long-term asset in New Mexico's premier hunting region.

Elk Crossing Ranch, located in McKinley County, New Mexico, spans 640 deeded acres of well-designed hunting terrain. The property offers a mix of native meadows, strategically planted rye grass food plots making up 80-100 acres, and Pinion/Juniper bedding areas, providing reliable habitat for elk, mule deer, antelope, and other game species. A solar-powered water well and drinker ensure year-round water availability, supporting consistent wildlife activity. Positioned in Game Management Unit 12, known for producing record-breaking bull elk exceeding 420 points, the ranch has historically received one mature bull tag annually, along with over-the-counter tags for mule deer, Merriam turkeys, black bear, and mountain lion. Its strategic layout and established infrastructure, including fencing and accessible food plots, make it an excellent option for dedicated hunters or land managers. Elk Crossing Ranch is designed for year-round accessibility, with its mild four-season climate and elevation of 6,400 feet. Winter migration brings increased game activity as wildlife moves to lower elevations, enhancing the property's appeal to sportsmen. It also offers flexibility for development, with sites ideal for modular or manufactured homes and sufficient space for travel trailers or fifth-wheel setups. The property maintains agricultural tax status, keeping annual operating costs minimal while enhancing wildlife sustainability. With its exceptional location, established improvements, and consistent game activity, Elk Crossing Ranch presents an excellent investment opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a hunting property or a long-term asset in New Mexico's premier hunting region.

Elk Crossing Ranch, located in McKinley County, New Mexico, spans 640 deeded acres of well-designed hunting terrain. The property offers a mix of native meadows, strategically planted rye grass food plots making up 80-100 acres, and Pinion/Juniper bedding areas, providing reliable habitat for elk, mule deer, antelope, and other game species. A solar-powered water well and drinker ensure year-round water availability, supporting consistent wildlife activity. Positioned in Game Management Unit 12, known for producing record-breaking bull elk exceeding 420 points, the ranch has historically received one mature bull tag annually, along with over-the-counter tags for mule deer, Merriam turkeys, black bear, and mountain lion. Its strategic layout and established infrastructure, including fencing and accessible food plots, make it an excellent option for dedicated hunters or land managers. Elk Crossing Ranch is designed for year-round accessibility, with its mild four-season climate and elevation of 6,400 feet. Winter migration brings increased game activity as wildlife moves to lower elevations, enhancing the property's appeal to sportsmen. It also offers flexibility for development, with sites ideal for modular or manufactured homes and sufficient space for travel trailers or fifth-wheel setups. The property maintains agricultural tax status, keeping annual operating costs minimal while enhancing wildlife sustainability. With its exceptional location, established improvements, and consistent game activity, Elk Crossing Ranch presents an excellent investment opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a hunting property or a long-term asset in New Mexico's premier hunting region.

Elk Crossing Ranch, located in McKinley County, New Mexico, spans 640 deeded acres of well-designed hunting terrain. The property offers a mix of native meadows, strategically planted rye grass food plots making up 80-100 acres, and Pinion/Juniper bedding areas, providing reliable habitat for elk, mule deer, antelope, and other game species. A solar-powered water well and drinker ensure year-round water availability, supporting consistent wildlife activity. Positioned in Game Management Unit 12, known for producing record-breaking bull elk exceeding 420 points, the ranch has historically received one mature bull tag annually, along with over-the-counter tags for mule deer, Merriam turkeys, black bear, and mountain lion. Its strategic layout and established infrastructure, including fencing and accessible food plots, make it an excellent option for dedicated hunters or land managers. Elk Crossing Ranch is designed for year-round accessibility, with its mild four-season climate and elevation of 6,400 feet. Winter migration brings increased game activity as wildlife moves to lower elevations, enhancing the property's appeal to sportsmen. It also offers flexibility for development, with sites ideal for modular or manufactured homes and sufficient space for travel trailers or fifth-wheel setups. The property maintains agricultural tax status, keeping annual operating costs minimal while enhancing wildlife sustainability. With its exceptional location, established improvements, and consistent game activity, Elk Crossing Ranch presents an excellent investment opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a hunting property or a long-term asset in New Mexico's premier hunting region.