Storm Mountain Acreage

Posted on May 16, 2012 by Hayden Outdoors

Beautiful 105 acre lot on Storm Mountain offering beautiful views, good hunting and excellent access to BLM and National Forest. This ranch is ready to go with septic and power!

This beautiful 105 acre lot is the perfect mountain getaway, located just 15 miles west of Loveland, Colorado. The site itself comes equipped with a septic, power and phone lines so it is RV ready! This beautiful lot offers incredible views of the Rocky Mountains and great privacy. The land has year round creek located near the east boundary of the property. The lot is full of healthy, large beautiful pine trees. It is located in a limited draw hunting unit and with excellent elk and mule deer in the area. You are only a few hundred yards from BLM access and thousands of acres of hunting, horseback riding and atving. This lot has year round access and is just 4 miles north of Highway 34 and is just 17 miles from the beautiful town of Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park! This is priced to sell call Seth Hayden today!

Hudson CO Farmland & Water Rights

Posted on May 15, 2012 by Hayden Outdoors

History Lesson for Hudson, Colorado Farm land and Water Rights:

• John and Mary Owen, true pioneers, moved to Longmont in 1872 with 6 sons

• John died in 1876, the year of Custers massacre and Colorado becoming a state

• Mary was left to raise 7 sons on the Wild West frontier (Logan was born after John died)

• Family lore is that she shipped three sons to Northeast Wyoming to unsettle Wyoming

•They leased grazing land from Custer massacre Indians in 1881, ranched and formed banks

• One of the Colorado sons, my grandfather George Owen, bought “Kragh Farm” on Armistice Day 11/11/1918

• George was a prosperous farmer by this time and owned two other farms

• Kragh Farm is now owned by grandchildren, family trusts and great-grandchildren of George

• Kragh Farm has never been mortgaged, never had a house, never been subdivided

• The farm stands out on Google Earth as a large undivided block of land south of Hudson

• Always farmed by others (George lived 40 miles away)

• Georges descendants knew that it had development potential with its proximity to Hudson and I-76

• All it required was over ninety years and multiple generations of patience

• The high ground and great Mountain View is a major attraction

• The farms one mile dimension faces west to see the Front Range

• There is a two lane paved road on the west side of the farm, road goes to center of Hudson

• The school at Hudson is about 2 miles north of the farm on this road

• Well water (112 acre ft.) has been adjudicated to further improve the development potential

• ”City water” is probably available from Hudson, for a price

Ingalls Farm

Posted on May 14, 2012 by Hayden Outdoors

Irrigated Farm and CRP Ground in a very productive area with the Arkansas River providing the North border of the property. Ground is being farmed by a tenant farmer who is willing to continue.

The economic climate in today’s agriculture world tells me this land will not last long. Located in Southwest Kansas in the triangle formed by Dodge City, Garden City and Liberal this land can produce crops that can easily be transported to the marketplace. The land is located on paved road and is less than a mile off of Highway 50. Tenant owns all of the irrigation equipment above ground. Equipment owned by the seller include 3 Gearheads, 3 Pumps, 3 Pumps Bases, 3 Cooling coils, and 3 Water Meters(One on each tract of land)There is an existing water well on each of the 3 quarters sufficient for acreage equaling 360 acres at 5.2 gallon per acre. Mineral Rights are negotiable. The current tenant lease expires November 30, 2012. There is a county owned gravel pit between two of the quarters. CRP contracts expire September 30, 2017.

Edith Range Ranch

Posted on May 3, 2012 by Hayden Outdoors

Just Listed! Colorado and New Mexico – Big Game Tags Accompany this Property! +/- 2000 acres, located in Archuleta County, CO and Rio Arriba County, NM

Edith Range Ranch, with +/- 1000 ft. of both sides of the Navajo River, a 5 acre pond, 80 to 100 acres of irrigated pasture and hay production, has it all for the very discriminating ranch owner. Approximately a half section lies hidden in New Mexico , qualifying the ranch for at least 1 New Mexico Bull tag, and 4 buck tags, as well as enjoying over the counter elk tags in Colorado and an average of 3 land owner buck tags per year as well. (Always check state regulations as they could vary.)

The ranch enjoys numerous live springs, 5 year-round water holes and numerous locations for food plots. On the bottom, the ranch is a blend of irrigated pasture, cottonwood-lined river bottom, transitioning to ponderosa mixed with oak brush, blue spruce and Douglas-fir going all the way up to large aspen stands. The Ranch carries a large amount of resident game, Merriam’s turkeys, bear, lion, grouse, mule deer and elk, and bordered by the Southern Ute Reservation to the West, which is managed for tribal hunting only with bulls 350+ and bucks in excess of 240+ taken annually.

Very senior water rights accompany the ranch with excellent cattle grazing and hay production on the bottom side. Approximately 350 acre of the ranch’s bottomland does lie in a conservation easement, with the remaining 1650 unrestricted.

Live water, excellent trout fishery, a 5 acre lake, duel state big game tags, turkey, elk, deer, bear, lion and grouse, fenced and cross fenced, excellent cattle and hay producer. What do you compare this property with?

$2,800 per acre for a selling price of $5,600,000.

Bull Mountain Plateau

Posted on May 3, 2012 by Hayden Outdoors

Bull Mountain Plateau offers 105 incredible acres with some of Colorado’s best and most expansive 360 degree views, hunting and privacy! It is located just 70 miles northwest of Fort Collins, CO!

Bull Mountain Plateau is 105 acres of pristine beauty showing you all the best views Colorado has to offer. To the west you are looking at beautiful Bull Mountain. To the northwest you can see all the way to the snowy range. To the northeast you will see all the way to Laramie and view miles of Sandstone cliffs catching the rising sun. When looking south and east you are overlooking miles of green pasture valley. This incredibly private plateau offers excellent building sites as it is composed of 3, 35 acre, contiguous tracts. The hunting opportunities for this tract are incredible. It is just 1/3 of a mile from the base of Bull Mountain that is home to elk, mule deer, bear and mountain lion. Antelope are all over the lower areas along with turkey. Elk use this property as a wintering and calving ground. This unique and private property is highlighted by red sandstone columns that are located on the north end of the property. It is a picturesque as anything we have seen! Call today to set up a showing at this rare opportunity.

Hitch Rack Ranch

Posted on May 2, 2012 by Hayden Outdoors

The Hitch Rack Ranch is one of the most famous rural properties in the state of Colorado. Built by legendary western lawman Roy Best in the early twentieth century, the ranch is located on more than 1400 acres in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, 15 miles south of Colorado Springs. Featuring pasture land, forests of Ponderosa pine trees, several ponds, and a creek which runs through the property, the Hitch Rack Ranch is home to horses and cattle, elk, mountain lions, bears, fox, and wild turkeys. Included with the property are valuable water rights. The Hitch Rack Ranch offers privacy, rural tranquility, and the benefits of a western lifestyle combined with the amenities of modern life. Wake up to the sight of Pike’s Peak outside your bedroom window, while knowing that you are only a short distance away from the Broadmoor Hotel, some of the region’s best ski resorts, and the finest restaurants and shopping centers in Colorado Springs.

Cabela’s To Open Two New Stores In Colorado

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Dan Brunk

Cabela’s Incorporated (NYSE: CAB), the World’s Foremost Outfitter® of hunting, fishing and outdoor gear, announced plans to extend its footprint in the Colorado market, bringing the unique Cabela’s retail experience to two Denver-area locations – Thornton and Lone Tree.

Construction is scheduled to begin this fall and Cabela’s expects to open both locations in 2013. The stores will be Cabela’s second and third in Colorado, joining the Grand Junction location.

“Because of the longstanding loyalty of our customers in the Centennial State, the abundance of outdoor opportunities across the region and Denver’s proximity to Cabela’s headquarters, it’s the perfect situation to open two stores,” said Cabela’s Chief Executive Officer Tommy Millner. “This is the first time we’ve simultaneously announced two stores in the same metropolitan area so that says a lot about how we feel about the Denver area. It’s a landmark day.”

The 110,000-square-foot Lone Tree store will be located in Douglas County south of Denver in the new RidgeGate Commons development along Interstate 25 at RidgeGate Parkway, about a mile south of Park Meadows Mall.

RidgeGate Commons will be located on the southwest quadrant of the interchange and is being developed by Coventry Development.

“We enthusiastically celebrate and welcome the arrival of Cabela’s into the Douglas County community,” said Jill Repella, Douglas County Commissioner. “Their legendary brand and reputation as the world’s leading outdoor outfitter is the perfect complement to the recreational lifestyle important to so many residents of Douglas County.”

The 90,000-square-foot Thornton store will be located north of Denver in a new retail development along Interstate 25 at 144th Avenue.

The new development will be located on the southeast quadrant of the interchange and is being developed by Thornton Development, LLC, an affiliate of THF Development.

“This is great news for the City of Thornton. City Council has wanted to bring jobs and development to this important corridor in Thornton for quite a while, and getting a great partner like Cabela’s to come in and be the first anchor store there is very gratifying,” said Thornton Mayor Heidi Williams. “We feel like this gets the development of Thornton’s North Washington corridor started in the right direction.”

Both stores will be built in Cabela’s next-generation layout, designed to surround customers in an outdoor-like experience with trophy animal mounts and wildlife displays.

In addition to thousands of quality outdoor products, the stores will feature a gabled entry façade, fireplace, Gun Library, Bargain Cave, Fudge Shop and mountain replica featuring North American game animals re-created in their natural habitat.

“The addition of an internationally recognized brand like Cabela’s cements Lone Tree’s reputation as Colorado’s premier retail destination,” said Lone Tree Mayor Jim Gunning. “We are excited to have Cabela’s as a partner and wish them great success.”

Cabela’s, based in Sidney, Neb., less than 200 miles from both Thornton and Lone Tree, currently operates 36 retail stores across the United States and Canada.

In 2004, Cabela’s announced plans to build a retail store in Wheat Ridge as part of an 80-acre development at the intersection of Interstate 70 and Highway 58. However, the project didn’t come to fruition as the company shifted its focus to the next-generation format, emphasizing efficiency and flexibility. An accompanying shift in real estate strategy gave Cabela’s a fresh approach to the Front Range marketplace.

“We wanted to sharpen our focus on serving our customers, while also reducing our involvement in the land development business,” Millner said. “So our strategic approach to the Front Range changed.”

Cabela’s opened the Grand Junction location, a next-generation store, in 2010.

Now, with two retail locations along the I-25 corridor, Cabela’s legendary retail experience will be easily accessible to the entire Rocky Mountain region.

“Thanks to the leadership and vision of the cities of Thornton and Lone Tree, as well as Douglas County, the Front Range will have two premier Cabela’s stores,” Millner said. “It took a team effort to pull this together, and Cabela’s is excited to join both communities.”

Cabela’s will open locations in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada; Charleston, W.Va.; Rogers, Ark.; and Union Gap, Wash., in 2012. Cabela’s also has announced plans to open stores in Louisville, Ky.; Columbus, Ohio; and Grandville, Mich., in 2013.

The company is famous for its strong brand and world-renowned reputation for delivering quality merchandise, value and legendary customer service.

“Denver-area shoppers have been very loyal customers of our Sidney store, as well as our website and catalog,” Millner said. “We’ve had our eye on Denver for years. We’re happy we can bring this double-barreled good news to our customers.”

Sportman’s Ridge Ranch

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Hayden Outdoors

Mountain home on 26 beautiful acres. Two sides National Forest. Estate sale and family must liquidate. This gentleman’s ranch comes complete with guest cabin, barn, tack sheds, chicken coops and a garage for the motor home. If you want to enjoy the hundreds of thousands acres of public lands that border this beautiful acreage just strap on your boots, saddle your horses and get lost in the miles and miles of wilderness. This area is a sportsman’s dream come true. Elk, deer, wild turkey in the yard, trophy trout fishing a couple miles down the road on the famous “Dream Stream” Gold Metal catch and release waters of the South Platte. If want to catch dinner, pull the boat to 11 mile Reservoir and in 5 minutes you are fishing for your fill of Rainbow Trout. Located less than one hour west of Colorado Springs on a paved road and nestled in the whispering ponderosa pines. This older 2 bedroom home is in need of some tender loving care. With a little elbow grease this will be a family’s dream come true.

Tomahawk Ranch East Division

Posted on April 27, 2012 by Hayden Outdoors

What a great starter ranch crop ground, CRP hay and native pasture. Or a great addition to your existing ranch. The cropland lays and produces well. The expired CRP hay meadows produced very well last fall. The native grass is in great shape despite the drought in this area last year. The fences are in good shape, a water well system supplies water to all pastures which works well if you want to rotational graze. The hunting in this area is very good as this property is surrounded by irrigated crops for forage and this ranch is a great bedding area for deer and habitat for quail, pheasant and turkey. So come and invest in Kansas property and a lifestyle to enjoy with your friends and family.

Stark Ranch

Posted on April 25, 2012 by Hayden Outdoors

A 320 acre in holding located only a half a mile from the Yampa River in Lay Colorado, a unique recreational hunting property. This property was originally homesteaded by the father and mother of the owner. Juniper Hot Springs is located 7 miles downstream on the Yampa River. There is a boat launch 1 mile from the property, it has been in the same family since 1920 and has an ownership certificate signed by the president of the United States, when purchased from the government. Also there is easy access to several fishing spots and there is a new boat launching facility close and access to river rafting and kayaking. Mrs. Stark was a school teacher and taught in a one room school house located nearby. She cross country skied or snow shoed to the school house in the winter. The ranch is completely surrounded by government land. The hunting is excellent for Elk and Mule Deer and the property is within 1.5 miles of the Yampa River. Northwestern Colorado holds over 50% of the elk herd in Colorado.

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