Jorgenson Ranch

Eden Farm

Farson, Wyoming (Sweetwater County)

1,435 Total Acres (641 Deeded, 794 BLM Lease with a capacity of 75 AUMS)
An excellent hay and cattle operation, currently wintering 300 head that will remain on the property until the end of calving in April before going to summer grass
3.5 tons to the acre from the 2020 growing season
235 acres under 3 center pivots, 160 acres of irrigated pasture, and year-round water from an artesian well
Pipe shipping and working facilities centrally located on the property
Located 40 miles north of Rock Springs in the center of the Red Desert
Offers pivot irrigation, good fences, and developed water resources

Rosita, Colorado (Custer County)

Approximately 692 deeded acres
Spectacular views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range
Abundant wildlife including elk, mule deer, and turkeys
Protected by a Deed of Conservation Easement held by Colorado Open Lands, a statewide land trust based in Lakewood, Colorado
Spring-fed livestock ponds which support seasonal stocked fishing
Rustic 3,000 sq. ft. log home headquarters residence
1,300 sq. ft. managers home, and 3,000 sq. ft. Quonset barn/mechanic’s shop and working pens
18 unit commercial RV park infrastructure, including office, laundry, and showers
The Deed of Conservation Easement is a working land and scenic open space easement covering 627 acres of the ranch and allows for two additional future building envelopes (see map)

Maybell, Colorado (Moffat County)

Approximately 741 deeded acres
Over a mile of the Little Snake River
Spectacular views of Cross Mountain to the east and Douglas Mountain to the west
Located within Colorado’s famed GMU # 2 (and 11)
Critical habitat for big game including elk, mule deer, and pronghorn
Modern 2,325 sq/ft log-home is functional with off-grid solar and propane back-up
Substantial conservation values with dramatic scenery, important wildlife habitat, water resources, riparian areas, and native species