Congratulations to Blake Behrens of Behrens Ranch Sales for his sale this week of 3,568-acre Dry Dove Creek Draw Ranch in Schleicher County, Texas. This sale was recorded on October 4, 2017.
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Lands of America September 2017 Land News & Trends
Here is your roundup of significant sales and new land listings on Lands of America in September 2017.
Listing of the Week: $95 Million Veale Ranch Sits on the Doorstep of Fort Worth
Veale Ranch is a unique real-estate opportunity just 11 miles from downtown Fort Worth, Texas. Occupying 3,790 acres across Tarrant and Parker counties, the working cattle ranch has been owned by the Veale family since 1935.
Lands of America News: Improve Your Property Search Rankings to Sell Faster
In today’s search engine-driven marketing world, listings with solid content that clearly communicates value receive top visibility and attract the most buyers. Update your content today.
King Land & Water Sells Large Generational Cattle Ranch in the West Texas Borderlands
Congratulations to James and Tammy King with King Land & Water for their sale of 11681-acre Black Hills Ranch in West Texas.
Fall 2017 LAND Trends
Our snapshot of what’s trending in the land industry and lifestyle this fall season.
Robb Van Pelt Lives it to Know it at Mason & Morse Ranch Company
At Mason & Morse Ranch Company, the standard is “live it to know it” and no one lives it or knows it like co-founder and broker Robb Van Pelt.
Off-Grid Living: A Guide to Outdoor Living in Upstate New York
Since the beginning, Christmas and Associates has worked with many customers to set up their own small, self-sufficient camps. Helping people build a remote camp that is completely energy independent and comfortable is easy, affordable and rewarding.
A Guide to Quality Living on Off-Grid Ranches
Lifestyles in the remote backcountry of the West have entered a new level of comfort with the benefits of today’s off-grid ranches.
Listing of the Week: A Labor of Love—Chugwater Creek Ranch
Wyoming’s Chugwater Creek ranch blends ranching and sporting opportunities with a great respect for frontier history.
Time: The Lost Equity
Owning wild land presents a lot of opportunities to exist in a different context with exponentially older variables.
LANDscape: Fall 2017
From the pages of the fall 2017 issue of LAND magazine, here’s our selection of intriguing properties featured on Lands of America.
Hunters and Anglers Mark 45th Annual National Hunting & Fishing Day This Weekend
September 23, 2017, marks the 45th consecutive National Hunting and Fishing Day, an annual event that celebrates outdoor sports and recognizes the contributions of hunters and anglers to conservation and the preservation of public lands.
The Rise of the Natural Wine Movement
If you keep abreast of wine developments in the press, you’ll have noticed the latest trend polarizing opinion in the wine world: natural wine.
Q&A with Dry Farm Wines Founder Todd White
We sat down with Dry Farm Wines founder Todd White to discuss the rise of the natural wine movement in recent years and the benefits of these wines over their traditional counterparts.
Clark Company Ranch Real Estate Sells Large California Cattle Ranch
Congratulations to Pete Clark of Clark Company Ranch Real Estate for the sale this week of 12,221-acre Rancho El Toro in Merced County, California. This sale of this turnkey cattle-ranching operation occurred on September 20, 2017.
The Wild Side of Business: Tips & Tools to Photograph Your Game Harvest
Greg Simons’ quarterly column focuses on the enterprise aspects of wildlife-based recreation that takes place on private lands across the country.
Will Tax-Reform Push in Congress Eliminate Section 1031 Exchanges?
A view from the field about how changes to tax law being discussed in the U.S. Congress may affect 1031 Exchanges for landowners.
Fall 2017 Issue of LAND Magazine on Newsstands Now!
The fall 2017 edition of LAND Magazine was recently released, offering readers a look at properties and areas of land including Chugwater Creek Ranch in Wyoming and Antone Ranch near Bend, Oregon.
What Is the Role of a Ranch Management Company?
The perfect world for a ranch owner who does not actively manage their ranch is to have a ranch manager who is proficient in all aspects of a ranching operation.