Riding centre with two rings, three paddocks with two support cowsheds, thirty-two boxes, 10 bails for horse washing, three storages for saddles, two garages, hayloft, office, three bathrooms, bar with fireplace, boutique and five kennels.
Big entry, three wells with water, capable to drain the land and a two bedroom house for the trainers.
This 40 acres of deeded land is the only private property inside The Lagoon Valley Regional Park. Trophy black-tailed deer and wild turkey are plentiful. Unique to this property is a grandfathered grazing lease on approximately 200 acres at the regional park. This lease would be renegotiated with the City of Vacaville for a new owner. A championship golf course has been approved for construction adjacent to the regional park. Owning this property provides an executive estate with a protected great outdoors.
Built in 2005, this 5,000 sq. ft. French county estate is nestled in the mountains northeast of Redding, CA. The ranch is at the 3,000 ft. elevation and thus avoids the extreme heat of the valley during the summer. The 1,000 acres of pine and oak trees are a hunter's paradise. Black-tailed deer, black bear, mountain lion, wild pig, turkey, and quail are abundant. The ranch has two year round creeks running through the property that have brook trout and are being used for a hydroelectric plant. This estate is off the grid, but with the hydroelectric capability and generator/battery power system, you will never lose power because of a power companies blackouts. If you are looking for a magnificent home in the woods this is your dream ranch.
The property is bordered on three sides by a timber company. The property has access off of a paved road, but the home sits one mile inland on a gravel road for privacy.
Nestled between San Francisco and Sacramento. This 130 acre ranch still attracts trophy black-tailed deer. The property has a 360 degree view of the Sacramento Valley, Mount Diablo, the Carquinez Straights, and the historic Pleasant Valley towards Lake Berryessa. The property can be developed into several residential estates while maintaining its wildlife habitat. In 2005, one of the largest bucks ever taken in Vacaville was killed on this ranch. A country property that sits right next to downtown Vacaville.
The Bullock Bend ranch has 117 acres on the Sacramento river. The ranch has 88 acres of farm land that has grown tomatoes, safflower, milo, watermelon, bean, sunflower, corn and squash. The property has water rights out of the Sacramento river and uses a 6068 John Deere diesel engine to power the pump with fish screen. The property has a beautiful beach at the horseshoe bend and for the angler there is bass, catfish, carp and salmon. The property also provides refuge for black-tailed deer in the woods. There is potential for a conservation easement that would help pay for the ranch by converting it back to its natural habitat and flood the field for waterfowl. This is a great hunting spot right out of the bay area and worth a look. The property has a 2,000 gallon a minute pump to the flood the field.
To own this 975 - acre ranch is an opportunity of a lifetime. .8 miles of unspoiled coastline with small beaches, tide pools, seal rookery and boat launch. The 105-acre coastal meadows have historically run sheep year round. Imagine abalone diving in the morning, taking your boat out from your own ramp at lunch to catch Salmon. Spending the afternoon looking for wood ducks on your three-acre pond and looking for fish on the South fork of the Gualala River. The wildlife is plentiful with with coastal black-tailed deer a plenty. The buildings include the owner's residence (3 bedrooms, 2.5 bath), 3 historical barns, newer large pole barn, 4 rental cabins, office building, mobile home and the U.S. Post office at Stewarts Point (CA 95480)
This historic 6000+/- acre Tehama county ranch was first put together in 1860 with deeds and patents from the United States for service in the civil war. It has over 30 certifiable parcels, 3 1/2 miles of Elder Creek frontage with water rights. Mt.Shasta and Mt.Lassen make for breath taking views. There are numerous reservoirs and ponds throughout the ranch. The rolling oak grassland provides optimum habitat for big game, small game and fish. The ranch has been in the Black family for over 100 years. Trophy black tail deer hunting, wild pig, turkey and predator hunting are some of the best around. Easy access from Interstate 5, coupled with friendly terrain make this entire property accessible by vehicle. Never before publicly presented until now by Cabela's Trophy Properties. Runs over a five hundred mother cows for the season and has over 15 ponds and reservoirs with the largest being 9 acres.
This is one of the few land parcels that is left in natural habitat. Surrounded by rice farms, orchards, and farm land. This property is a magnet for wildlife. The ranch is currently operated as a hunt club with good pheasant hunting and duck and goose hunting late in the season. The Colusa basin drainage canal runs through the property and provides catfish, bass and carp fishing. The property also provides refuge for black-tailed deer, beaver, otter, and predators. The ranch is currently enrolled in the WRP program and the wildlife conservation program. Two acres of the property are out of the WRP program so a club house could be built. It is one of those ranches that you need to see it to appreciate its beauty and character. The property has a 4,200 gallon a minute well that floods the property for waterfo
The 6,248 +/- acre ranch has 4,048 acres of deeded land and 2,200 acres of contiguous BLM land. The ranch is loaded with mule deer, bear, mountain lion, antelope, coyote, turkey, quail, sage grouse and blue grouse. The ranch is in the X3A hunt zone which has a very limited amount of tags issued. Located 18 miles south of Adin and in the heart of the California trophy rocky mountain mule deer herd. The ranch is enrolled in the PLM program that allows for 5 late season mule deer tags and 1 antelope tag. This is a very private ranch that has it own watershed( Knob Mtn). The ranch has been very involved with the NRCS program and they have spent over $700,000 dollars in juniper removal, fence building and water development. For the cattlemen the ranch is ready to go. The ranch is divided into 11 fields with a developed water system in each field. The fences are less than 5 years old and are a sight to behold. The ranch has a paved road to its corrals and waiting for someone to build their estate. A group of trophy mule deer and antelope hunters should put together a purchase contract for this ranch. Extremely rare opportunity to own one of California's few trophy-hunting properties. The ranch has had specialist from USFS, BLM, USFWS, NRCS and CADF&G that have worked with the owners improving the habitat of the ranch for game and cattle.
Imagine owning 56 acres right on the mighty Sacramento River. You can fish for salmon, trophy-sized rainbow trout, and steel head. All this on your own front door step. The property is surrounded by blue oak, foothill pine and seasonal grasses. This property has exceptional riparian habitat that is home to bald eagles, osprey, wild turkey, Canada geese, greater sand hill crane and river otters. What makes this property so special is that it is surrounded by thousands of acres of BLM land. Some of the best horseback riding in Northern California can be found here
The entrance to this property is surrounded by million dollar homes.
