325 Hump Creek Rd Reed Point, MT 59069
Nestled between the Yellowstone and Stillwater River valleys, Noon Bear Ranch presents a unique opportunity. This 315-acre property boasts breathtaking views of the Crazy Mountains. The ranch includes a charming home, a spacious barn, and various utility buildings. All equipment, including tractors, trailers, ATVs, implements, and tools, is included in the sale, making this a truly turnkey operation for the new owner. Water sources are plentiful, featuring a year-round spring at the top of the property, a solar livestock waterer, several automatic waterers near the barns and corrals, and a seasonal spring in a separate drainage at the bottom. The rolling terrain is primarily grassland interspersed with cedar and ponderosa pine. Wildlife is abundant, with sharptail grouse, Hungarian partridge, elk, and mule deer frequenting the ranch. While hunting isn't currently permitted, neighboring land yields 4-5 elk annually, and the ranch sits within the 575 Hunting District, allowing either-sex elk hunting. Conveniently located 30 minutes from Big Timber, Columbus, and Absarokee, Montana, the property is also a short drive from Reed Point (10 minutes), offering access to the Yellowstone River. The Stillwater River is just 20 minutes away via Cow Face Hill Road. For larger cities, Billings is approximately one hour away, and Bozeman is 1.25 hours away. This exceptional ranch offers privacy, stunning scenery, and proximity to world-class fly fishing. The asking price is $1,750,000.
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