The Cow Face Hill Ranch is an authentic Montanan experience in south-central Montana. Comprised of 3,254.25 sprawling acres, the land is a perfect balance between agricultural and recreational value. There is adequate water with several creeks and springs traversing the property. The spectacular terrain ripples over gently rolling pastures with draws that provide cover for wildlife and birds. The Crazy Mountains and the Beartooth Mountains loom in the background providing aesthetic scenery. This gorgeous part of Montana is held tight due in part to the flourishing life across the wild landscape and the incredible ranching opportunity. With vast vegetation blanketing the land, the property could sustain 338 aums. High protein grasses will pack on the pounds keeping cattle content. Perimeter and cross-fencing have already set up the ranch for rotations. The grazing acreage frequently sees elk herds roaming below the Big Sky. The nourishing native grasses that blanket the pastures invite the captivating wildlife and nurture the cattle. Upland birds flock to the open skies and open fields including Hungarian Partridge and Sharp-tailed Grouse. Mule and white-tailed deer, antelope, and elk play on this open range. Located in Hunting Districts 575 and 525, this unique property allows for epic hunting. The property also borders state land that opens up 1,280 additional acres to explore. Only seven miles south of Reed Point, Montana, premier trout waters of the Yellowstone River beckon the avid angler. The surrounding area abounds with recreational opportunities that include hiking, kayaking, fishing, hunting, and wildlife viewing. The nearest international airports are the Billings Logan International Airport and the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport both conveniently located an hour away. This rare paradise of beautiful land comes with the promise of peaceful seclusion and panoramic mountain views. It will feel as though the cattle or horses can never run out of room to roam.
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