The property does not have a headquarters, but does have a good set of mostly wood working and shipping pens with a 20,000-pound capacity set of scales.

Elevations on the McKinley Ranch vary from roughly 6,400 ft. to 6,600 ft. This ranch is in strong grazing country. Primary grass forage on the ranch is Blue and Black Gramma, Buffalo, Side Oats, Bluestem and Western Wheat. This ranch is best suited for a seasonal grazing yearling operation. Livestock ranches in this area are widely recognized for producing outstanding gains on stocker/feeder cattle. This ranch has two large pastures, one small pasture and one shipping trap. Fences are in good condition with 4 and 5 strand barbed wire. Access to all pastures is easy via the maintained county roads and two track ranch roads traversing the unit. Rainfall average in this area is 14-16 inches.

The ranch is very well watered with six wells and all are equipped with windmills and drinkers. There are two large storage reservoirs, however only one is being used at this time. Depths of wells vary from 120 ft. to 200 ft. The wells will pump approximately 1 gpm to 5 gpm, and water quality is very good.

The primary big game species is antelope. An occasional elk will cross this ranch on its way to rougher country to the north and south of this ranch.

The McKinley Ranch is priced at $6,452,180 or $595 per deeded acre. Historic stocking capacity is rated at 18 acres per yearling for 650-pound yearlings. Stocking rates for lighter yearlings weighing around 450 pounds would be approximately 15 acres per yearling. If you're looking for a good quality yearling grazing unit, conveniently located to Las Vegas, New Mexico, this ranch deserves your utmost consideration.