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| This beautiful 160 acre ranch is divided into 5-20 acre pastures. The pasture grass is Colorado mountain hay that offers high nutrition and natural appeal. The ranch rests in a long wide canyon. Redrock sandstone walls tower 250 feet above the ranch providing natural weather protection. |
| We don’t get the winter weather that falls upon the Colorado Mountains, it’s much milder here. Summers are wonderfully sunny and never too hot. The Ranch is remote and pristine. You’ll wish you could retire here. Details: • The Ranch is divided into 8 pastures ranging from 5 – 20 acres for grazing rotation and small groups of horses that ‘play well together’. Rotation minimizes parasites and promotes nutritious grasses. • There is free range, mountain grass grazing throughout the Spring/Summer season. During the winter we feed mountain grass hay and/or alfalfa mix that is grown in the area. • LaSal Creek runs through the entire property providing fresh, sparkling water year around. If weather drops or horses need it, warm water is provided in the winter. • Natural large trees and brush provide weather protection, which horses prefer. There are also weather shelters for storm protection. • Large Barn, dry lot and corrals • Fences are smooth wire, gates are 6 rails smooth pipe. Corrals and paddocks are 6 rails smooth pipe • Because of the remoteness horses should be in generally good health. |
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