This 720 acre ranch is in the heart of Mule deer and Antelope country. It is located in the Southern part of the Warner Mountains and just 1/4 mile from the Modoc National Forest. It consists of 3 parcels: the upper 320 acres and the lower 320 and 80 acres. Part of the lower 320 acres is located in the X5B zone and is recognized as one of the few hunting areas in California with consistent bucks over 4x4. The lower 320 acres and 80 acres are located in section 36. This portion of the ranch is in the 5,000 ft elevation and has rocky juniper range land with small spring fed creeks that provide water and grass to the wildlife habitat. There is even an Aspen filled meadow used as a base camp for hunters. The upper 320 acres is in the 7,000 ft elevation and as a crow flies 8 miles on BLM from the lower parcels. It is filled with pine, spruce, fir and aspen and has spectacular views of the Clark Valley, Red Rock Valley and the Warner Mountains. The property was selectively logged in 1999 and some good timber remains. The ranch was once part of a larger sheep ranch that the owners have operated for several generations. Miles of BLM, National Forest make this area a haven for wildlife enthusiast.