Location ID: #956
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Welcome to Grassy Mountain Ranch, your exclusive retreat nestled in the heart of the majestic Montana Mountains an hour outside of Helena, MT. Situated at the base of Grassy Mountain, our enchanting property is poised to provide you with a unique ...
Location ID: #10158262
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The Galt family holds to ranching traditions started 100 years ago, combining them with today's technology to shape "a cowboy way" borrowing from both old and new traditions. "It's most rewarding to run a good ranch and continue doing it in a ...
Location ID: #10157129
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Utica, on the Judith River, was a hangout for cowboys, including one named Charles M. Russell, who later painted and sketched his memories of this area and its people. Besides cattle ranches and the Yogo sapphire mine, the area is rich in recreation ...
Location ID: #10177459
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Welcome to Rich’s Montana Guest Ranch, owned and operated by three generations of the Rich family. We invite you to come and share in the cowboy lifestyle with us. Recharge your inner self. Blend as a family, live your dream, and make memories that ...
Location ID: #10021166
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Roy located in central Montana and is home to the Roy Rodeo held annually on Father's Day. The stock is professional, the food is great and the local crowd is friendly. The Missouri River is a short 30 miles away and the wildlife viewing in the Roy ...
Location ID: #10158269
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The 63 Ranch history dates from 1863 (hence the name), and in 1982 it was the first dude ranch in Montana declared a National Historic Site. Our Livingston, Montana dude ranch sits at 5600 feet altitude below Elephant Head Mountain, 50 miles north ...
Location ID: #460
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Wildlife, dramatic scenery and year-round recreation await you in Lincoln. It's the gateway to the wilderness and a place where the wildlife come right into town. The Continental Divide bisects this region and gives you the best on both sides: the ...
Location ID: #10104871
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Gold was discovered by W. E. (Limerock) Wilson on the east slopes of the Judith Mountains in 1883 and the prospect was named “Gilt Edge.” The ore could not be successfully treated by methods available at the time. However, in 1892 the new cyanide ...
Location ID: #10145764
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Bench Ranch has been owned and operated since 1959 by the hardworking and environmentally responsible Heyneman family, Jack and Susan and their five sons. The property is blessed with 2 ½ miles of riverfront on the West Rosebud River, a tributary to ...
Location ID: #10177461
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Nestled in the Teton Canyon of the Rocky Mountain Front, our 1,200 acre family owned and operated dude ranch has been offering the finest in western hospitality since 1958. Conveniently located just 2 hours from Glacier National Park, Deep Canyon ...
Sieben Livestock Co.
Location ID: #10026246
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Although we do have some sheep, the ranch is now a cattle ranch. We calve in mountain pastures in June, wean calves in November, and keep them on the ranch until the following October. Our family values the ranch for its legacy, its beauty, its ...
Location ID: #10044495
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Phantom Spring Ranch got its name when my parent's first saw it. They visited the property in the summer having read about the numerous springs in the real estate posting.
Upon arrival, there was no sign of springs on the ranch except for ...
Location ID: #10047705
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Gallatin Valley Botanical is a certified organic farm nestled in the fertile Rocky Creek bottomlands, near Bozeman, Montana. Farm owners Matt and Jacy Rothschiller have been growing organic vegetables for chefs and families in the Gallatin Valley ...
Location ID: #10158260
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Our ranch includes 2500 acres west of Big Timber, Montana and 2000 acres leased just south of Big Timber on the scenic Boulder River. Come join us as we go about whatever seasonal ranch chores need to be done. With 300 head of Angus cows, 250 head ...
Location ID: #13
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Amsterdam was originally called Walrath for farmer A. J. Walrath, Amsterdam was established in 1911 by the Northern Pacific Railway on a branch line between Manhattan and Anceney. The railroad changed the name to Amsterdam because of the large ...
Location ID: #10158272
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Green Mountain Angus Ranch was started in the early 70’s by Gale Todd, Tim’s father. The original herd was established by the purchases of 2 groups of cows: one group from the Sir William’s herd out of New York State and the other from a Canadian ...
Location ID: #1714
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Ringling is an unincorporated community in southern Meagher County, Montana, United States, along the route of U.S. Route 89. The town was a station stop on the transcontinental main line of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad ...
Location ID: #1152
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Remington Ranch covers an area of approximately 800 beautiful acres of meadowland and eight miles of roads, tucked into the foothills of the spectacular Beartooth Mountains. Within the Ranch there is a mix of several subdivisions and individual ...
Location ID: #10233350
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The Gateway to Western Montana:Built in 2019, Mount Forge is a beautiful cottage sitting on 63 acres in Polson, Montana. The one bedroom & two loft design comfortably sleeps six. Mount Forge is just 10 minutes from Flathead Lake and 1.5 hours from ...
Location ID: #10185479
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Location ID: #10059444
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Located on the Boulder River in the Absaroka-Beartooth Mountains. The Boulder River runs along one side of the property. The homes are along a small creek that runs year round with two small ponds next to the larger cabin. There is a large ...
Sweetgrass Buffalo
Location ID: #10075924
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Location ID: #10010031
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Located on the eastern slope of the Highland Mountain Range with commanding views of the Tobacco Root Mountains and the beautiful Jefferson River valley the 317± acres has endless opportunities. Flanked by larger ranches and nearby forest service ...
Ferry Creek Ranch
Location ID: #238
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Born in Vermont in 1842, Napoleon Ebert came to the West from Wisconsin in the 1880s, following the construction of the Northern Pacific railbeds. Ebert found his fortune here in the upper Yellowstone Valley, where he spent several months in a ...