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The Whitney Land Company Presents: The Sheep Creek Irrigated Ranch The Sheep Creek Irrigated 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 Storie Ranch offers 560 +/- acres located approximately 10 miles southeast of Pendleton, Oregon. The non-contiguous tract is located within the Confederated Tribes of Umatilla Indian Reservation. The property lies at the foothills of the Blue Mountains stretching east, adjacent to I-84. The gently rolling to steep landscape was historically farmed and then part of the Conservation Reserve Program. Currently the majority of the property is range grassland and used for recreation purposes. There is a well drilled on the property with power supplied and multiple outbuildings. Annual springs, high volume vegetation and South Patawa Creek running through

The Able Place has been historically used by the family as a spring through summer grazing system for livestock. The property is 320+/- deeded acres and is located about 5 +/- miles Northwest of Long Creek, OR. The ranch is primarily a bunchgrass plant community. The ranch contains a mixture of both early season grasses along with higher preference grasses, like Idaho Fescue, during the duration of the grazing months. The property has good perimeter fencing and a livestock watering system supplied by a solar pump and well. Livestock numbers vary depending on the amount of precipitation the surrounding

The Well-Springs Ranch is a beautiful testament to thediverse lands throughout Umatilla County, OR. Historically used for grazing andrecreation, 2,158+/- all contiguous north-sloped acres provide high volumevegetation and great habitat for livestock and wildlife alike. The property islocated a short distance East of Pilot Rock, OR overlooking McKay Creek.Located within the Ukiah Unit, the property allows for (3) three Land OwnerPreference tags. Take advantage of the rare opportunities this propertyprovides to the avid outdoorsman for generations to come.

Descend over 2,200' in elevation from the Wallowa Valley to the rugged town of Imnaha, OR where the Brown Canyon Ranch is known to many as one of the best fall, winter and spring grazing spots for livestock alike. Once used as an important wintering spot for the Nez Perce Indians, the gentle high-volume grass slopes are filled with flush thickets, creeks, and springs providing optimal habitat for livestock and wildlife during cooler months. Backed to the East by the Forest Service, the recreational opportunities are limitless within the Snake River Unit. With power at the property, choose

The Imnaha River Ranch provides the rare and unique opportunity to own a piece of private river frontage along one of the Pacific Northwest's premium Steelhead and trout fisheries. This exceptional 4,655.9 +/- acre property is backed by national forestland to the east and runs 3+/- miles along the heart of the Imnaha River. Located only 30+/- miles from the famous Wallowa Valley and known to many for its distinguished beauty, trophy hunting, and outstanding fishing, this expansive ranch has a well-known reputation. The ranch ranges in elevation from approximately 3,000 feet at the ranch headquarters

The Powder River Keating Ranch consists of 1,536.93 +/- deeded acres and is located in the Lower Powder Valley of Baker County, Oregon. The contiguous tract has been owned, developed and operated by the same family for over the last 40 years. The diversified property includes irrigated acres, a feedlot, rangeland, and a BLM permit to run approximately 300-350 cow/calf pairs annually. Water rights allow for water to be pumped directly from the North Powder River and distributed throughout the irrigated acres to grow a variety of forage crops from year to year. The North Powder River

The contiguous 24,178 acre Rudio Mountain Ranch is located in Grant County, Oregon, between the North Fork John Day and the John Day River drainages, and near the riverfront communities of Dayville and Kimberly. Ranch ownership extends approximately 14 miles from northwest to southeast and contains ridgetops of Rudio Mountain at over 5700'. Highlights include the headwaters of Rudio Creek - a tributary of the John Day River - numerous springs, stock ponds, and over 25 miles of year-round and seasonal creeks, some that are both fish-bearing and tributaries to the John Day River. This mountain ranch is

The Stonehouse Ranch, consisting of 149+/- acres, is a rare find for someone looking for the off-grid dream. Backed by beautiful Wallowa-Whitman National Forest, only 31 +/- miles to Enterprise (hospital, groceries and necessities), and 38 +/- miles to Joseph (restaurants, brewery, wine tasting, shopping and all the fun of Wallowa Lake), this haven is set up for the off-the-grid experience. Enjoy riding your horses, ATVs, and snowmobiles over thousands of acres to explore. A large barn with a built-in chicken coop and corrals, offers plenty of space to spread out. The location of the property ensures a diverse

Located only 30+/- miles from the famous Wallowa Valley, and quoted as having some of the "best grazing in the Imnaha Valley", the 700+/- acre Wilde Imnaha River Ranch is an extraordinary opportunity. Over approximately 1/4 mile of river frontage, and backed to the east by forest service, this ranch has it all. The ranch includes the old Imnaha, OR Rodeo Grounds, approximately 40 acres of irrigated fields, gravel pit that is ready to go, working corrals to run a small cattle herd, and (4) four beautiful buildable homesites to choose from. The Imnaha River runs on the western

The Daybreak Ranch is located along Brownlee Reservoir on the Snake River. The ranch is approximately 14 miles from Huntington, OR and 16 miles from Interstate 84. This ranch is rare in that it is all contiguous from big game wintering range along the river to high elevation timber grazing in the late summer. Both livestock and wildlife thrive in this environment. The ranch headquarters are tucked away above Brownlee Reservoir on Hibbard Creek. The grazing system is unique to other ranches in the area because cattle typically graze until Jan.1 at which time they move the livestock

The Dixie Creek Ranch is only 1.2 miles from Interstate 84 and located approximately 12 miles south of Durkee, Oregon. The ranch is located along Dixie Creek. A 1951 home is nestled among the tidy landscaping of rocks, fruit trees and cedar trees. Outside the wood fenced yard is the irrigated pasture and rangeland. This combination provides for favorable livestock grazing. Dixie Creek is approximately 400 feet from the house. The creek runs the full length of the property.

The Lodge Creek Ranch consists of 527 acres. It is only 5 miles from Interstate 84 and located South of Baker City, Oregon approximately 10 miles. The ranch is located up Dry Creek Road along Lodge Creek. Roads leaving the ranch will get you to thousands of acres of BLM and USFS lands including Burnt River Canyon and Dooley Mountain. Burnt River Canyon is known for upland bird and waterfowl hunting. Both areas provide recreational opportunities for elk, deer, pronghorn antelope and bighorn sheep. The ranch contains a mixture of both early season grasses and later maturing high quality

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 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 Willow Creek Ranch has been historically used by the family as a spring through summer grazing system for livestock. The property is 1,399.96 acres and is located about 40 miles from Vale, Oregon. The rangeland is a mix of Bluebunch Wheatgrass, Idaho Fescue, Sandberg Bluegrass along with a variety of forbs, shrubs and annual grass species. The ranch contains a mixture of both early season grasses along with higher preference grasses like Idaho Fescue. This combination provides for a spring through summer grazing season. The property also contains seasonal drainages. A pond collecting seasonal water is

If you dream of living in the countryside with spectacular views in all directions, the 12 Mile Ranch is a gem, with recreation and country living all in one. It is located 60 miles from Bend, Oregon. With Central Oregon's year-round head-spinning amount of outdoor activities, it is no wonder this ranch is highly desirable being located in the outdoor recreation capital of the world. Take advantage of your own hunting property, with 3 ODFW landowner preference tags (LOP) available, or the bordering BLM land for a heathy population of Mule Deer and the occasional Rocky Mountain Elk. A

The Pinherio Ranch is a rare opportunity to own a premier Oregon Ranch located in Baker County, near the traditional ranching community of Unity. The ranch contains native meadows, uplands, and timbered pastures that provide excellent wildlife habitat and create opportunities for sustained cattle grazing. This gem of a ranch is 1876+/- acres of prime deer and elk hunting. With multiple water sources located throughout the property, it is ideal for cattle grazing. Currently the owners of the ranch have a strict cattle grazing program that identifies food and water sources in order to sustain the abundant feed and