Lands of the Pacific Northwest and Rocky Mountains

The Walker Farm is 69.4 +/- aces with 6 pivots or half pivots located on the property with 61.5 acres of water rights that are serviced by the Stanfield Irrigation District. The Property has two homes, garage, barn, and miscellaneous outbuildings that are currently being used as rental income for the property. Each pivot is boosted with a 25 hp. pump with a variable drive. This is a unique property with income potential from farming and rentals with suitable irrigation water.

The Whitney Land Company Presents: The B & L Ranch The B & L Ranch is a true testament to the sheer beauty of what the Pacific Northwest has to offer. Located near the base of Ruby Peak Mountain and close to the century-old town of Lostine, Oregon, this exclusive 142+/- deeded acre hay and cattle ranch has been owned and operated by the same family for over two generations. Improvements on the ranch support running approximately 30-40 head of cattle annually and producing approximately 180-200 tons of hay during the growing season. Roughly 10 +/- miles away is

The Whitney Valley Ranch is a hidden gem in Eastern Oregon for someone looking for a recreational paradise to share with friends and family. The property land-use consists of beautiful irrigated meadows, forested timber, and intermittent pockets of rangeland. Pinus Creek is a tributary to Camp Creek and these streams flow the entire length of the property providing bothsurface water and sub-irrigation to the meadows. Willows, Aspen stands, and timber are located throughout the ranch. Located in the Sumpter Unit, the property is eligible for two LOP tags for deer and elk. The irrigated meadows, ponds, timber, and aspen

The Spriet Ranch is a distinctive property imparting unparalleled views of the Elkhorn Mountains. The property has been historically utilized with livestock, and in more recent years planted to grain crops. The land is currently under a lease for farming until October of 2021. Elk, deer, turkeys, and waterfowl can be seen on the ranch. Located at the base of the Elkhorn Mountain Range, and just outside the timberline, the property provides views in all directions. A house built in 1953 includes 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room, kitchen, utility room, and a two-car covered carport with a concrete

Bubbling springs originating on the property help create the headwaters of the Middle Fork of the John Day River. The meadow is unparalleled as it meanders over a distance of 1.5 miles through a gorgeous, mountain wetland with surrounding timber. This tract is one of the last remaining private holdings of riparian habitat in the upper John Day river system. The property contains critical habitat for Salmon and Steelhead which are Federal and State designated priority species. The flows in the meadow are significant enough that beaver actively work the hydrology creating dams. Lush grasses in combination with sedges

The Shirttail Creek Ranch is nestled in a hidden valley at the base of a large mountain and contains 2,021 +/- acres, with timber and springs. From big game wintering range, to higher elevation timber, this property boasts a variety of habitats rarely seen on ranches of this size. Historically, this property has been a productive Mule deer location and over the past decade, elk numbers have dramatically increased. This property is eligible for 3 landowner preference tags for deer and elk. Upland game bird hunting opportunities include Chukar, grouse and quail. Surrounding the home are large open