Cottonwood Ranch

Four S Land & Cattle

Hereford, Oregon (Baker County)

Dependable irrigation water from Unity Reservoir
Quality, practical, and well-maintained improvements
Contiguous ranch that allows ‘out the gate’ turnout to spring and summer pastures
Self-sustaining, puts up enough hay to feed cattle throughout the winter
Alfalfa fields attract deer and elk resulting in quality hunting opportunities
Bordered by BLM land to the South and national forest to the North allowing for limitless recreational opportunities

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Parshall, Colorado (Grand County)

Beautiful mountain property with over 1 ¼ miles of Williams Fork River frontage
Completely renovated home overlooking the river and access to adjacent BLM Lands with year-round access all within 2 hours of Denver and less than 45 minutes to Summit County ski areas or Winter Park
The Williams Fork River is a tributary of the Colorado River with headwaters just west of Berthoud Pass
The property’s stretch of river is easily wadeable from either side of the bank and produces rainbows, browns, and the occasional cutthroat and brook trout
Newly renovated, very comfortable 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with deck overlooking the river
Unencumbered by Conservation Easements allowing the new owner the ability to either conserve or develop
The current owner has invested significant resources to mitigate beetle kill timber, which in turn reduces fire danger, improves aesthetic values, and also encourages new growth native grasses, aspen, pine, spruce, and fir
Recreational opportunities abound not only on the ranch but also in the vicinity from fly fishing on the property to other nearby gold medal waters on the Williams Fork and nearby Colorado and Blue Rivers
Other outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, boating, downhill or cross-country skiing, and hunting can all be enjoyed on or around the property and surrounding Arapaho National Forest areas

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Cisco, Utah (Grand County)

The ranch contains 843 deeded acres and is surrounded by tens of thousands of acres of public land, all accessible for backcountry horseback riding and ATV’ing.
Previously the premium land holding of the neighboring Mountain Island Ranches.
The guest lodge is ideal for accommodating clients or family and includes a catering kitchen with a butler pantry, wood burning fireplace, and 2 wood-burning stoves.
Picture Gallery Ranch is accessible year-round and at 6,100 ft, living at the ranch provides a break from harsh northern Utah & Colorado winters and hot summers.
90 acres on the ranch can be irrigated – irrigation and stock watering rights associated with Picture Gallery ranch will transfer to a new owner.
Hunting for deer and elk on the ranch is available through Limited Entry and General Season tags through the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Direct access is available to the adjacent Colorado Unit 40 trophy elk unit
3/4 mile of Coates Creek winds through the southern portion of the ranch, where visitors can explore rock outcroppings adorned with petroglyphs.
A conservation easement is in place which allows for agricultural, recreational, hunting, and tourism operations.

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