Print - Premium Southwestern New Mexico Elk Hunting Ranch-Experience Sawtooth Basin Ranch

Catron Co, New Mexico

± 19139 acres $25,249,500

The expansive and diverse 19,139 +/- acre Sawtooth Basin Ranch is nestled in the scenic and remote landscape of Pie Town, New Mexico and has spectacular geographical features rising from New Mexico’s rolling pinyon/juniper floor to its majestic sawtooth-figured peaks and valleys. With breathtaking views, abundant wildlife, and rich history, this property offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a legendary premier elk hunting ranch, providing the tranquility of wide-open spaces in Catron County

Ranch received 40 Elk Authorizations from New Mexico Game and Fish
Ranch received one incentive Mule Deer Authorization valid during the rut timeframe
Unlimited over the counter Private land only deer and Pronghorn licenses
Headquarters house is a wonderful three-bedroom two-bath 3,400+/- sq. ft adobe house with an open floor plan
660+/- sq. ft, two-bedroom, one-bath secluded hunting cabin with electricity. New septic system installed in 2022
900+/- sq. ft, three- bedroom, one-bath mountain hunting cabin, electricity provided via solar system
1,232+/- sq. ft, three-bedroom, two-bath foreman’s manufactured home
Wood cabin exercise room
1,600+/- sq. ft adobe garage and shop
Older barn made of log, saddle room, and other outbuildings
Shipping corrals made of guard rail with certified livestock scale
Two semi-circular circle Quonset style
Landline phone and cell service on some parts of the ranch
Electricity on the Property
Five water wells and more than 20 dirt tanks on the ranch
Eight +/- miles of new water lines with eight new water drinkers
Two fenced wildlife water catchment systems underground storage that holds water year-round
Commercial water well permitted for 25-acre feet/year diversion
Numerous high-capacity water storage tanks
Native American artifacts found on the ranch
Easy highway and maintained county road access
Three new stunning metal entrance gates
Fenced with typical ranch fencing, barbed wire, metal and wooden posts
Range Grasses include: Bluestem, blue grama, sides oats grama, Indian rice grass and sheep fescue
Browse and trees include four-winged saltbush, winter fat, Gambles oak, pinyon, juniper and ponderosa pine
Terrain varies from flat to rolling hills to steeply sloping mountains
Elevation ranges from 7,360 feet to 8,480 feet
Summer high daytime average temperature is 85 degrees and winter low of 15 in January
Annual average precipitation for the area is 17 inches
Taxes approximately $4,207 annually
16,833 +/- deeded acres
1,960 +/- State Trust Land Lease
346 +/- Bureau of Land Management Lease

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