These four contiguous properties collectively total 3030 +/- acres in Lewis and Clark County near Lincoln, MT. The opportunity to purchase these individually acquired holdings, each having their own special function and allure, come together to encompass a big game and fishing sportsmans paradise. Species on the entire property include Elk, Mule Deer, Whitetail, Moose, Mountain Goat, Mountain Lion, Black Bear, Wolves, Waterfowl, and Trout.

Contacts: John Andras at 406.670.5074 or Steve Link at 701.361.9985.

Working Ranch Attributes: While maintaining the immense habitat for such a wide array of wildlife, this ranch also serves as a working ranch where the owners have diligently invested into fences, gates, and structure maintenance. Additionally, this ranch is coupled with over 40 registered water right claims. This ranch has been leased for summer grazing allowing over 200 cow/calf pairs from June through October with plenty of forage leftover. In addition to this the owners also maintain a small cavy of brood mares and saddle horses. With the infrastructure, grazing, and abundance of water these properties possess it offers many possibilities- a working ranch, equine facility, private retreat, outfitter headquarters, and much more.

Natural Conservation: Another significant attribute of this ranch is that it has been well managed with natural stewardship practices and none of the properties are under a conservation easement agreement. This is rare in this region as many properties in the surrounding area are under conservation easements including two of the three bordering properties to this ranch.

Wilderness: The Road to the Buffalo Ranch is outlined on three sides by the Continental Divide as well as the Scape Goat Wilderness which is part of the Bob Marshall Wilderness complex- the definition of seclusion! The southern border of the Alice Creek Ranch also shares a boundary with a state section.

Community and Surrounding Areas: Lincoln, Montana is the nearest community to the ranch and offers the best of Western Montana services including municipal airport, gas stations, bars & restaurants, a grocery store, landscape & handyman services, and a hardware store - a classic western Montana small town.

The Road to the Buffalo Ranch is set in the heart of mountainous terrain yet, recreational opportunities and modern conveniences are quite accessible. Great Divide Ski Area is only 35 miles away. Helena, Montanas capitol, is only 50 scenic miles from the ranch. It offers all amenities of a large city as well as the Helena Regional Airport.

Wolf Creek, another scenic drive through Rogers Pass, takes you to the Missouri River Basin where world class fly fishing and Holter Lake can be reached in a 41-mile journey. Holter Lake is a 24-mile-long body of water that spans a surface area of 4,800 acres. A historical highlight of the lake is a narrow 5-mile stretch marked at its downstream end that Captain Meriwether Lewis recorded as the Gates of the Mountains.

Great Falls, MT lies Northeast 82 miles and is a major agricultural and business hub for Northwestern Montana offering all major amenities including the Great Falls International Airport.

Missoula, MT being 92 miles away following the famed Blackfoot River for much of the drive offers many recreational opportunities, modern conveniences and an international airport.

Bozeman, MT also maintaining an international airport, is 150 miles to the south that offers modern amenities and recreation.

Scape Goat and Bob Marshall Wilderness: The Road to the Buffalo Ranch is outlined on three sides by the Continental Divide as well as the Scape Goat Wilderness which is part of the Bob Marshall Wilderness complex- the definition of seclusion! The Bob Marshall Wilderness complex spans 1.5 million acres, the third largest in the lower 48 states. Typically, most would only have access through the designated trailheads. However, you would have many options to enter this massive landscape through three of the four properties. The Bob Marshall wilderness complex offers you would have access to over 1700 miles of trail where you can explore the many rugged ridge tops, alpine meadows, thick forest river bottoms, or open grass flats. This complex is home to a host of wildlife and many trophy big game including Elk, Mule Deer, Whitetail, Moose, Black Bear, Wolves, Mountain Goat and Mountain Sheep. Other species in the wilderness would include Grizzly bear, Lynx, and wolverines. The southern border of the Alice Creek Ranch also shares a boundary with a state section.

Scapegoat and Bob Marshall Wilderness: The Road to the Buffalo Ranch is outlined on three sides by the Continental Divide as well as the Scapegoat Wilderness which is part of the Bob Marshall Wilderness complex- the definition of seclusion! The Bob Marshall Wilderness complex spans 1.5 million acres, the third largest in the lower 48 states. Typically, most would only have access through the designated trailheads. However, you would have many options to enter this massive landscape through three of the four properties. The Bob Marshall wilderness complex offers you would have access to over 1700 miles of trail where you can explore the many rugged ridge tops, alpine meadows, thick forest river bottoms, or open grass flats. This complex is home to a host of wildlife and many trophy big game including Elk, Mule Deer, Whitetail, Moose, Black Bear, Wolves, Mountain Goat and Mountain Sheep. Other species in the wilderness would include Grizzly bear, Lynx, and wolverines. The southern border of the Alice Creek Ranch also shares a boundary with a state section.

Road to the Buffalo Ranch Listing Price: $8,325,000

Acres: 2,774 +/-

Legal: S07, T15N, RO7 W, LTS 2-4, S2NE4, SE4NW4, E2SW4, SE4; S08, T15 N, R07 W, SW; S08, T15 N, R07 W, SE4; S08, T 15 N, R07 W, N2; S05, T15 N, R07 W, ALL; S04, T15 N, R07 W, LTS 1-10, LT 12, NW4SW4; S33, T16 N, R07 W, ACRES 48.61, H.E.S. NO. 1232; SO4, T15 N, R07 W, SE4; S04, T15 N, R07 W, LT 11, S2SW4, NE4SW4

Taxes (2019): $3,667.11

Property Note: The Road to the Buffalo Ranch is known to some as the Crown Jewel of the Continental Divide. In addition to the surrounding wilderness areas, this breathtaking ranch is home to Alice Creek, one of the first tributaries of the famed Blackfoot River, which runs over 2 miles along the eastern edge of the property. Alice Creek is dotted with beaver dams creating several different pockets of trout holding water. Truly spectacular views are framed by verdant meadows and outlined by sparkling spring creeks at a 5,400 valley floor elevation and reaching to over 6200 elevation of timbered peaks and mountain sides.

Yet even with the mountain terrain, the ranch is very accessible with many old logging roads and newly refurbished roads. The access provided by the property roads not only makes it perfect to scout for a bugling Elk in the fall but, also makes field dressing and packing out big game a breeze.

Although the ranch supports a resident herd of 200 Elk it also provides habitat for Mule Deer, Whitetail, and Moose in addition to the seasonal livestock grazing pastures. The abundance of forage on the ranch has been cohesively managed for both wildlife and livestock production.

The ranch has two rustic cabins that are heated by both propane and a wood stoves. Together, the two cabins comfortably sleep 8 people. Included with the cabins is a log shed along with a log outbuilding that houses a propane heated shower. This area serves as an excellent outpost for a hunting camp or could be used to house guests as well.

Alice Creek Ranch Listing Price: $1,500,000

Acres: 200 +/-

Legal: S09, T15 N, R07 W, IMPROVEMENT SITE

Taxes (2019): $5,590.00

Property Note: Alice Creek Ranch is the headquarters of the Road to the Buffalo Ranch. It encompasses 2 main homes, a horse barn, shop, outbuildings and corrals. The 2,392 +/- sq. ft. executive home is a one level, 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, log cabin that was built in 1998. This home has a newly renovated kitchen with updated appliances. The large windows in the living room offer spectacular views of the Alice Creek Basin bordered by timbered mountains and the Scapegoat Wilderness to the north. This basin is host to many big game and trophy trout that can be found in the spring fed pond that is only a short walk from the executive home. Even with these rustic views in a modern log home you are still able to connect to the world (that is, if you wish to do so) through fiber optic internet.

While you can enjoy your own log home with spectacular views your guests can also enjoy them from the guest home. The guest home is a 1,212 +/- sq. ft. two bedroom, one bath home that provides a comfortable rustic place to relax with a 248 +/- upstairs that leads out to the most stunning view of the Alice Creek Basin and the stocked trout pond that has been known for its trophy trout. This guest home offers privacy and seclusion for friends and family who come to enjoy nature and the stunning scenery of this ranch.

Stolen Elk Ranch Listing Price: $599,000

Acres: 47.26 +/-

Legal: S32, T16 N, R07 W, C.O.S. 3158271, PARCEL 1, PT H E S #1111

Taxes (2019): $751.19

Parcel Note: The Stolen Elk Ranch is a nearly end of the road property that offers a well-maintained, rustic, yet very functional cabin. The majority of its western border has two very private owners along with the Scapegoat Wilderness while the entire Eastern border is the Scapegoat Wilderness. The Southern border is shared with the Road to the Buffalo Ranch. This secluded property has a live spring that runs year-round and is some of the best water you will ever taste. In addition to this there is spring fed creek that meanders through the propertys valley providing an excellent water source for many of the Elk and deer that frequent this property.

Heavenly Pines Airstrip Cabin Listing Price: $399,000

Acres: 10 +/-

Legal: S13, T15 N, R08 W, C.O.S. 348009, ACRES 10, M&B TRACT, IN NE4NE4

Taxes (2018): $1,524.71

Parcel Note: The Heavenly Pines Airstrip Cabin is a truly unique property that offers back access to the Road to the Buffalo Ranch. For the airplane enthusiasts this property is part of a subdivision that encompasses the 3600 foot grass runway of the Elk Trail Landing Strip. This ready-for-remodel cabin has been prepped for renovation and offers spectacular views of the Landers Fork Basin. Located at the Southeast corner of the property, it can be accessed by the county-maintained Landers Fork Road.