Bishop Canyon South is a 631± acre property that provides quality agriculture and hunting opportunities in the breathtaking landscapes of Southwestern Colorado. The property can be combined with Biship Canyon North (657± acres) for additional acreage. There are 215± acres of agriculture on the property that can provide income, and also attracts Elk and Mule Deer for high quality hunting. Surrounding the ag fields is diverse terrain including cliffs, draws, pinions, junipers, sagebrush, and native grasses. A private trail system allows for good access and mobility. The property delivers stunning panoramic views of Colorado and Utah mountains. There is prime hunting in the area (GMU 711) and on the property, featuring B&C Mule Deer (resident and migratory, with 200â?+ bucks harvested) and robust Elk herds (300â?+ bulls, including migratory 350â?+ from Utah). The property qualifies for Landowner Preference Program (LPP) Mule Deer vouchers, which can be sold, while Elk tags are OTC for 2nd and 3rd rifle seasons. Additional game includes mountain lion, black bear, turkey, and small game. Water sources on the property (multiple dirt tanks), along with plenty of feed from the ag fields, support thriving wildlife. Two elevated Muddy blinds are currently in position overlooking ag fields and draws. Bishop Canyon South is framed by the La Sal, San Juan, and Abajo Mountains, Uncompahgre Plateau, and Disappointment Valley. There is year-round access off 6HS Road (where power is located), and the property is partially fenced. The property is just hours from Arches, Canyonlands, Mesa Verde, and Glen Canyon. Nearby towns like Dove Creek (15-20 mins), Cortez (45 mins), and Durango (1 hr 25 mins) offer amenities, while Moab (1 hr 30 mins) and Telluride (2 hrs) add adventure. Bishop Canyon North is a beautiful hunterâ??s paradise and a gateway to iconic Southwestern landscapes.
Bishop Canyon North is a 657± acre property nestled in the breathtaking landscapes of Southwestern Colorado, with the option to be combined with Billy Canyon South (631± acres). The property delivers stunning panoramic views of Colorado and Utah and sits adjacent to thousands of acres of BLM public land. This is a secluded property with diverse terrainâ??cliffs, draws, pinions, junipers, sagebrush, and native grassesâ??plus a private trail system and year-round access via county roads with power available. There is prime hunting in the area (GMU 711) and on the property, featuring B&C Mule Deer (resident and migratory, with 200â?+ bucks harvested) and robust Elk herds (300â?+ bulls, including migratory 350â?+ from Utah). The property qualifies for Landowner Preference Program (LPP) Mule Deer vouchers, which can be sold, while Elk tags are OTC for 2nd and 3rd rifle seasons. Additional game includes mountain lion, black bear, turkey, and small game. Water sources on the property (seasonal dirt tanks and a year-round spring with pond), along with plenty of feed and bedding habitat, support thriving wildlife. Bishop Canyon North elevation spans 7,300-7,600 feet, and its framed by the La Sal, San Juan, and Abajo Mountains, Uncompahgre Plateau, and Disappointment Valley. The property features a diverse terrain of cliffs and draws, and is covered with pinions, junipers, sagebrush, native grasses. There is year-round access off Highway 141 (where power is located), has a private trail system within the property, and is partially fenced. The property is just hours from Arches, Canyonlands, Mesa Verde, and Glen Canyon. Nearby towns like Dove Creek (15-20 mins), Cortez (45 mins), and Durango (1 hr 25 mins) offer amenities, while Moab (1 hr 30 mins) and Telluride (2 hrs) add adventure. Bishop Canyon North is a beautiful hunterâ??s paradise and a gateway to iconic Southwestern landscapes.
Bishop Canyon Ranch is a 1,288± acres productive agriculture and hunting property consisting of two parcels (Bishop Canyon North 657± acres, and Bishop Canyon South 631± acres) nestled in the breathtaking landscapes of Southwestern Colorado. The property delivers stunning panoramic views of Colorado and Utah and sits adjacent to thousands of acres of BLM public land. This is a secluded property with diverse terrainâ??cliffs, draws, pinions, junipers, sagebrush, and native grassesâ??plus a private trail system and year-round access via county roads with power available. There is prime hunting in the area (GMU 711) and on the property, featuring B&C Mule Deer (resident and migratory, with 200â?+ bucks harvested) and robust Elk herds (300â?+ bulls, including migratory 350â?+ from Utah). The property qualifies for Landowner Preference Program (LPP) Mule Deer vouchers, which can be sold, while Elk tags are OTC for 2nd and 3rd rifle seasons. Additional game includes mountain lion, black bear, turkey, and small game. Water sources on the property (seasonal dirt tanks and a year-round spring with pond), along with plenty of feed and bedding habitat, support thriving wildlife. Bishop Canyon Ranch is framed by the La Sal, San Juan, and Abajo Mountains, Uncompahgre Plateau, and Disappointment Valley. There is year-round access to Bishop Canyon North off Highway 141 (where power is located), and Bishop Canyon South off 6HN Road. The property is just hours from Arches, Canyonlands, Mesa Verde, and Glen Canyon. Nearby towns like Dove Creek (15-20 mins), Cortez (45 mins), and Durango (1 hr 25 mins) offer amenities, while Moab (1 hr 30 mins) and Telluride (2 hrs) add adventure. Bishop Canyon North is a beautiful hunterâ??s paradise and a gateway to iconic Southwestern landscapes.
240 acres with electricity bordering public land. Build your off grid dream home or cabin on this acre property. Property is in Colorado GMU # 711. You can apply for private land owner tags with this this amount of acreage, or buy over the counter tags. This property is frequented by local wildlife and has abundant vegetation. Enjoy low taxes with the conservation easement on the property. No HOA or covenants. Year round access. Short drive to Moab & Telluride.
Hunters delight. 320 acres bordering public land. Colorado GMU # 711. Abundant wildlife and vegetation with Pinyon pine trees, cedar, and oak. Seasonal reservoirs that attract the big game. With this amount of acreage you can apply for private land owner, or over the counter tags. This Property has access to thousands of acres of BLM land and forest. Leased by cattle ranchers, and local hunting outfitters. Low taxes due to the conservation easement on the land. This is an off grid property about a mile from electric. Great building sites. Nearby gold medal fishing in the San Juan National Forest, and Dolores River. Quick drive to Moab and Telluride.
1,440± acres of undeveloped dry grazing land. Recreational opportunities around the ranch are plentiful. The Dolores River is nearby, Telluride is 65 miles away with festivals in the summer and world class skiing in the winter, Canyonlands National Park is not far for hours of hiking and ATVing.
320 acres bordering public land on two sides and covered up with wildlife in Colorado GMU # 711. Elk, deer, and turkey all loves this property thanks to the cover and varying topography that it offers. Seasonal water holes help hold them on this land as well. In addition to the over the counter rifle bull elk tags that are available, this acreage qualifies you to apply for the highly coveted Private Land Owner tags as well. Over 300,000 acres of BLM land can be directly accessed right across the east property line of this acreage. There is an additional 40 acre piece of BLM land access offed the west property line. Located at 7600' eleveation with decent year round access on a county road. This land will always benefit from extremely low taxes (only $183 in 2021) thanks to a conservation easement that runs with the land. This is an off grid property with electricity being about 1 mile away. Well and/or cistern, as well as septic, would need to be installed by buyer if building a home.
240 acres with electricity bordering public land and covered up with wildlife in Colorado GMU # 711. In addition to the over the counter rifle bull elk tags that are available, this acreage qualifies you to apply for the highly coveted Private Land Owner tags as well. Over 270,000 acres of BLM land can be directly accessed right across the southeast property line of this acreage. Located at 7300' eleveation with good year round access on a well maintained county road. This land will always benefit from extremely low taxes (only $183 in 2021) thanks to a conservation easement that runs with the land. This is extremely rare to find acreage of this size with electricity in this part of Southwestern Colorado. Well and/or cistern, as well as septic, would need to be installed by buyer if building a home.
Trophy Elk and Mule Deer abound at San Miguel County, Southwest Coloradoâs Slickrock Ranch With +/-60,000 additional applicants for big game tags in Colorado for 2021, is it time for you to secure your own incredible game holding land investment? A documented trophy elk producer with over-the-counter rifle tags and qualifying for a landowner buck tag annually, the +/-455 acres of Slickrock Ranch checks a lot of boxes for todays discriminating land buyer. The ranch is accessed via a paved and state-maintained highway frontage, has an excellent trail system for your side-by-side, gorgeous views all the way to the Blue Mountains of Utah, fenced, and over 99% of the property is covered in game holding habitat including a pond that holds water most of the year and a couple locations for food plots. Want a public-land back yard with thousands of acres? Better fill up your tank because the ranch trail systemâs rear gate intersects directly into thousands of acres of BLM , complete with its own interconnecting trail system allowing you to take your ATV or side-by-side for miles and miles. This property has consistently produced 300+ bull elk and quality mule deer. The best part is that youâre not paying for someoneâs dream home on a property that you may spend only a few weeks a year. With no improvements, power across the road and water wells on a near by property, youâre buying a solid "land only" investment. Property currently has a cattle tenant, allowing for amazing low agricultural status taxes. Properties like the Slickrock Ranch demonstrate the criteria that dozens of sportsmen are looking for these days, either a recreational sportsmanâs hunting retreat and just bring your ATV & travel trailer, or a location to build that family legacy hunting property to pass down to generations with thousands of public land out your back gate! NOTE: Documented game photos available upon request. Call or email today for more info and your qualified showing. Co brokers welcome!
Egnar is located in Colorado. Egnar, Colorado has a population of 194. Egnar is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 32.16%.
The median household income in Egnar, Colorado is $47,188. The median household income for the surrounding county is $70,965 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Egnar is 64.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 15.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 14.1 inches per year, with 64.2 inches of snow per year.
