There is a 1993 Country Wide 28x70 modular home at the headquarters together with a large metal barn and a large set of pens. Also there is a large metal barn and a scale (not presently in use) located on the west side of the ranch.

The ranch is watered by a community water line from the city of Vaughn and 3 windmills (windmills are not presently in use) furnishing water for many miles of pipeline to storage tanks which supply water that is piped to 19 drinking tubs strategically placed in every pasture and 19 large dirt tanks (earthen dams).

The ranch is fenced and cross fenced into 8 pastures. The fences are average for the area with a woven wire/barbed wire combination on much of the ranch with the balance of the ranch fenced with barbed wire.

The terrain is generally grass covered, rolling hills with large wide draws at elevations ranging from 5,850 to 6,000.

Pasture grasses include Grama, Side - Oats Grama, Galleta, Sand Drop Seed and Western Love. Some Stag-Horn Cholla are found in the lower areas.

This area of New Mexico has been utilized to a large extent in the past for summering light weight steers and heifers with the open, rolling terrain making a yearling operation work well however cow/calf operations are predominant in the area.