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Tucked away in a gorgeous valley, sits 1,906 +/- deeded acres. The Umatilla River Mountain Property is a beautiful testament to the unique lands of Eastern Oregon. Exceptional valley views full of wildlife, native grasses and flush timber pockets make up the majority of the property that is buildable and has been managed by the owner, who is a true steward of the land. The Umatilla River, full of Rainbow trout and other fly-hungry fish, runs right through the center of the estate. Bordering the Umatilla National Forest, and surrounding the Historical Bar M Ranch, this property provides

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 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

At 100 +/- acres, the Greenhorn Property is a multi-dimensional property. A recreational enthusiast's paradise with a chance to own and operate a series of patented and unpatented mining claims, located less than 1 mile from the historic town of Greenhorn, Oregon. The John Day Wilderness area is less than a couple miles from the property and a 15 minute ATV ride from the property. For the winter season adventurer, there are multiple winter snowmobile groomed routes leading to the property. In the summer, the Blue Mountain OHV Trail System can be accessed by ATV. These trails run across

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

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 floor

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