10,240 Total Acres, of which 9,040 are deeded. The ranch has 1,152 productive agricultural acres, multiple developed springs and reservoirs. It is one of the most iconic, one-of-a-kind properties offered in Montana today. An imposing landmass named Square Butte rises 5,732 feet beyond the ranches headquarters and its namesake, Buckskin Butte, providing stunning views and exceptional recreational opportunities. Buckskin Butte would be considered one of the very best recreational properties in Western America. Sharing 3.25 miles of boundary with federal land and the Wilderness Study Area that encompasses Square Butte, the recreational opportunities are endless. Wildlife species include a resident population of Rocky Mountain goats, elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, mountain lion, bobcat, and upland birds including sharp-tail grouse, Hungarian partridge and ringneck pheasant, while prairie falcons and other raptors use the cliffs along the butte for nesting. The nearly 3,500 acres of federal and state land that encompass Square Butte is easily accessible. Buckskin Butte Ranch is one of only four landowners with access providing unprecedented hiking, climbing and hunting opportunities. Most of the ranch, not all, is encumbered by a conservation easement with the Montana Land Reliance. A copy of the CE is available to upon request to verified buyers.

The Buckskin Butte Ranch is located 32 miles from the Birthplace of Montana. Fort Benton is the longest continuously occupied settlement in Montana, and the world's innermost port. Once accessible by steamboat, it was the economic hub for the Western River system and served as a fur trading outpost on the Upper Missouri River. Forbes once named Fort Benton one of The Fifteen Prettiest Towns in America, and was named a U.S National Register of Historic Places and a U.S. National Historic Landmark District. Fort Benton is home to the Grand Union Hotel, which is Montanas oldest operating hotel. The hotel features 26 guest rooms and is home to one of Montanas finest restaurants, the Union Grille.

The small community of Geraldine has a population of 200, and is located seven miles from the ranch. The town has a K through 12 school, a farm store, a bank, gas stations, a bar

and grill and several other businesses.

Great Falls with a population of 60,000 is the nearest city and offers great health service, dining, retail, and entertainment. The Great falls International Airport is serviced by four major airlines: Alaska Airlines, Allegiant Airlines, Delta Airlines and United Airlines.