The ranch consists of 12,157.49+/- deeded acres and 2,836 state lease acres. Elevations range from 4,600 ft. to 5,345 ft. Varying topography consists of gently rolling hills to rugged arroyos to sub-irrigated meadows along Cottonwood lined Ute Creek. Grasses across the ranch are mostly grama types and buffalo with some juniper and cholla found scattered. The ranch reportedly carries 400 cows. Interesting geologic features are seen throughout the ranch.

RECREATION ON THE RANCH

RimRock Ranch provides an excellent habitat for hunting and fishing. Elk, Deer and Antelope have been taken on the ranch and many other species of wildlife make their home along the creek, across the grass and into the arroyos.

RANCH WATER RESOURCES, FENCING AND ROADS

The RimRock Ranch has an abundance of water with approximately 5 miles of Ute Lake Creek, two wells at the headquarters and several other wells and dirt tanks. Fencing on the ranch is average in general to good in some areas.

HEADQUARTERS-HOME and HUNTING LODGE

The Headquarters of the ranch is located on an all-weather county road 2.8 miles off NM 102. Improvements include a stucco ranch home with 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, office, enclosed sun patio, balcony, fiber internet and mature trees. The home has a newer metal roof and solar panels. Also at the headquarters is a hunting lodge with kitchen, bath and metal roof.

PENS AND BARNS

Also located at the headquarters is a stucco barn with horse stalls and tack room, cattle pens with crowding alley, working chute and loading chute, covered hay storage, overhead feed bins and a 100 X 60 metal frame, insulated, barn with concrete floors, electricity and a small apartment.