The 1,329.6± acres are gently rolling open high-plains grass across roughly 1,329± usable acres of native shortgrass rangeland. The country carries blue grama and buffalograss, the working grass mix that has supported cattle operations in the Cimarron River valley for generations. The ranch runs as a stocker operation at approximately one animal unit per 50 acres, a conservative rate that reserves grass through dry years. The Sangre de Cristo Mountains rise along the western skyline, with old volcanic mesas running east toward the state line. The property is fully fenced.

Water

A private well feeds a steel water storage tank on the open flat, providing water for cattle operations across the property.

Improvements

The ranch improvements include two barns and a set of steel-and-plank working pens with a loading chute, configured for gathering, sorting, and shipping cattle.

Wildlife & Hunting

The hunting land supports pronghorn antelope across the open high-plains grass, with family bands moving across the property year-round. Does and fawns hold the shorter grass while mature bucks work the higher ground. The property offers open-country prairie hunting where distance, sightlines, and stalk skill define the experience.

Utilities

Electric service is on the property. Water comes from the private well.

Development Context

The Interstate 25 frontage provides direct highway access that positions the ranch for commercial or highway-adjacent development potential alongside the working cattle and hunting uses. Springer services are minutes away, and Raton and the northern New Mexico regional economy are within short driving distance north.

Remarks

This property fits a buyer looking for a working cattle ranch with antelope hunting and highway-frontage potential on a single deeded parcel. The combination of 1,329.6± acres of deeded high-plains grass, a stocker cattle operation with existing pens and shipping infrastructure, established pronghorn habitat, and direct Interstate 25 access makes the property workable for cattle, hunting, or commercial-adjacent applications. The Cimarron River valley setting places the ranch within reach of northern New Mexico’s mountain communities and the Front Range.