Willow Creek. Trout can be found in these two creeks as well.

A private lane crosses the new bridge spanning Little Willow Creek, which leads to 3 outstanding

homes and a bunkhouse. The main home was originally built as a hunting lodge and sits against

the hill to take advantage of the surrounding hills and wooded creek area. The main home is

3,100+/- sq. ft. and boasts 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, two fireplaces and a large gathering room

for guests. There is also plenty of designated space for dressing game birds. Another large home

is a 2 story historical home with 5 bedrooms and 1.5 baths, office and huge summer deck. It has

been remodeled extensively and has oil forced air heat plus central air. The final home on this

property is a manufactured home, which is used for housing for the hunting guests, and is 3

bedroom, 2 baths, with a large covered porch overlooking the valley. The bunk house has

recently been refurbished and has 2 bedrooms and 1 bath.

The most recent is a 50’x150’ metal building with insulation, heating, and 9 overhead doors. The

building houses an office, bath with shower, and also storage area. The current owner maintain

their kennels of dogs (75) in this area, plus an additional 45’x54’ kennel building. The main

kennel building has two solid septic, plus an additional septic. There are two wells on the

property used for domestic and kennel use. There are 3 box stalls with paddocks, two silos, and

some misc. outbuildings.

This area is noted for the abundance of game birds such as pheasant, quail, dove and

great chukar hunting as well. The ranch currently serves as a hunting and training ranch for one

of the most recognized champion dog breeders in the USA. The owner has improved the acres

with foliage that promotes upland game. The ranch enjoys and outstanding reputation for

hunting opportunities of upland game birds and wild game of deer and elk.