Slide Mountain Ranch

Hat Springs Ranch

Malta, Idaho (Cassia County, ID & Box Elder County, UT )

Hat Springs Ranch straddles the high desert of southern Idaho and the Bally Mountains, a sub-range of Utah’s Raft River Mountains, a lesser-known mountain range in the Sawtooth National Forest.
The ranch is set in a seemingly remote location but easily accessed from Interstate 84.
Hat Springs Ranch runs 150-200 head of cattle year-round in addition to 2 dozen + horses which the owners breed and train.
Three natural springs on the ranch provide water for irrigation and livestock.
The owners maintain 350 acres under irrigation with yields of 3 tons/acre of alfalfa and grass hay.
Great hunting opportunities exist on the ranch with direct National Forest access. A variety of wildlife on the property includes mule deer, mountain lion elk, turkey, and grouse.
In addition to being able to run a grass-fed cattle operation, the ranch provides new owners with a variety of recreational opportunities including mountain biking, backpacking, camping, ATV’ing, and horseback riding.

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Thermopolis, Wyoming (Hot Springs County)

Pristine, end-of-the-road high mountain wilderness property
Teeming with wildlife, including trophy elk and several other big and small game species
Adjacent to Wyoming’s largest wilderness area, providing direct access to the 704,000 acre Washakie Wilderness, along with spectacular views of the Washakie Needle and surrounding Washakie Range
Traversed by several miles of the trout-filled South Fork of Owl Creek and several smaller tributaries
The property enjoys several building sites for the construction of homes, lodges, outbuildings, etc.
Located in renowned trophy unit, Elk Unit 64, one of Wyoming’s best trophy bull elk areas

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Cortez, Colorado (Montezuma County)

Extensive water rights of 1,539 acre-feet irrigating up to 715 acres
Currently has 5 Pivots and additional side rolls
Water provided via McPhee Reservoir through the Dolores Water Conservancy District (DWCD)
Property grows primarily alfalfa hay and corn, pinto beans, orchard grass, oats and sorghum rotated in
Long growing season
Strong 4th season trophy mule deer population on the property
Surrounded by BLM ground on three sides
The Dolores River Valley has a long record of human culture and is particularly rich in the remains of the Anasazi culture

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