Deer Creek Ranch

1.  A rock surface road that is maintained year-round by Moffat County accesses the ranch. 

2.  Electricity is on the property.  The transformer is located at the ranch headquarters pad area about 200 yards inside the ranch from the front gate.  The electric box has 16 outlets with up to 25 amps per outlet, which works well for multiple RV’s at the hunting camp site. 

3.  There is a locked double steel gate at the property entrance.  This gate and the entrance road is also used by the one adjacent property owner.  This adjacent owner has not developed any improvements on his property and currently only uses the road for hunting access.   

4.  The road is rocked from the property entrance to about 200 yards south into the 60 acre pasture.  A rock pad has been graded in at the end of the rocked road.  The rocked pad is currently used as a hunting camp site for RV's and trailers but would make an excellent site for a hunting lodge or ranch headquarters.   

5.   There is a bridge across Deer Creek.  The bridge is about 30' long and 250' inside the ranch from the front gate.  According to the bridge builder, the bridge will handle a fully loaded concrete truck.  See photo below. 

6.  The spring/well near the rocked pad camp site is about 10’deep.  In the summer and autumn the water is about 5’ below the ground surface.  An electric above-ground water pump is used to pump water to the camp site.  There is a frost-free water hydrant at the camp site. 

7.  There are 4 elevated and enclosed hunting blinds on the 265  acre parcel.  The blinds are located in strategic locations on the ranch.  See photo below.

8.  There is a dirt road system around the perimeter of the ranch and to each hunting blind.  See Topographical Maps.    

Steel bridge with Concrete Foundation on the Ranch across Deer Creek

Front Gate looking at Moffat County Road Crew Improving County Road 43

2 2 Man Hunting Blind with 12 windows/shooting stations

 For more information, please contact:

Gary Martinez

garymar@comcast.net

707-252-2124  If leaving a voicemail message, please speak clearly and slowly and repeat your telephone number.  Thank you.