Dolores County Ranch

Dolores County Ranch sits in a rich landscape surrounded by various plants, game, and rock formations. This property offers year-round access and borders 6,000± acres of BLM. Hunting Unit 72 is nothing short of some of the best Mule deer in the west. Mule Deer, Elk, Bear, Mountain Lion, Coyote, etc., roam the area. Hunting Mule deer is by draw permit and can be applied through the Landowner Preference program. Elk tags are available over the counter, and only being 1.5 miles from the Utah border, the giant bulls from Utah cross over, where it takes around 20+ points to draw the coveted elk tags. Not only is this a great hunting ranch, but it also offers residual income from farming - winter wheat and safflower. Dolores County Ranch is in a perfect location whether you want to spend time on the tranquil Ranch or adventure around the area. 1.5 hour to Telluride, 1.5 hour to Durango, 1.5 hour to Moab.