Loren Williams

Set in the high country near Mesa, Colorado, this 355± acre mountain ranch offers a rare blend of conserved open land, proven wildlife habitat, and a fully improved off-grid homestead. Approximately 270 acres are protected by a Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation conservation easement, preserving sweeping views, critical wildlife corridor, and exceptional hunting opportunities, while roughly 80 unencumbered acres provide flexibility for residential and operational use. There is a 6-acre building envelope excluded from the easement. The ranch is anchored by a thoughtfully developed off-grid compound featuring a 2,200± sq ft main residence, completed in 2020. The home is designed for efficiency and comfort with wood heat, a wood cook stove, refrigerator, microwave, washer and dryer, and solar hot water. A 1,000± sq ft guest house with loft comfortably sleeps up to six and provides ideal accommodations for family, guests, or hunters. Additional improvements include a yurt, walk-in cooler, and a well-equipped garage/shop housing a substantial battery bank, 32 solar panels, and a 12-kW backup generator, all supported by a private water well. The ranch sits at 6800’ of elevation and is easily accessible year round. Wildlife is abundant, with consistent populations of elk and mule deer using the ranch year-round. The property has a strong hunting history, offering archery and rifle elk and deer opportunities. Current owners operate a successful guide and outfitting operation on the property. Existing hunting operations have generated income through guided archery, rifle, and cow elk hunts, making the ranch well suited for continued recreational or outfitting use. Private, productive, and sustainably designed, this Mesa-area ranch represents an exceptional opportunity to own a turnkey mountain property where conservation, recreation, and off-grid living come together in one remarkable holding. Recreation is easy to find as the surrounding area provides hundreds of thousands of acres of public land. The Grand Mesa boats over 300 lakes on the largest flat-top mountain in the world. Powderhorn ski resort is just a few minutes away and can be seen from the ranch. The Bull Creek Ranch is rural but a short 45-minute drive to Grand Junction with shopping, dining, and regional airport that supports about 100,000 people in the Grand Valley. Necessities and dining can be found in the small communities of Mesa, Collbran, and Molina a few miles from the property.

Bull Basin Meadows Ranch - Colorado Ranch in Collbran Bull Basin Meadows Ranch encompasses 527± acres near Collbran, Colorado, ideally situated below the Bull Basin Reservoirs on the iconic Grand Mesa. This exceptional high-country ranch blends productive agriculture, premier wildlife habitat, and Western beauty within a landscape designed for both stewardship and enjoyment. The ranch supports a seasonal cattle operation, with turnout typically from mid-May through late October, and can conservatively sustain approximately 100 head of cows. A significant portion of the property consists of flood-irrigated meadows, providing reliable forage and operational efficiency throughout the irrigation season. The land features predominantly gentle, rolling terrain, with natural bands of scrub oak brush and juniper that break into expansive open meadows, creating both visual appeal and functional grazing. Located just minutes from Powderhorn Ski Resort and a 45 minute drive to Grand Junction, the economic hub of Western Colorado, with shopping, dining, and regional airport. Permanently protected by a Conservation Easement, Bull Basin Meadows Ranch preserves its open-space character, scenic views, and ecological integrity for generations to come, while continuing to allow traditional agricultural and recreational uses. This balance of preservation and productivity enhances long-term value and establishes the ranch as a true legacy holding on the Grand Mesa. The diverse habitat supports exceptional wildlife and premier big-game hunting. Mule deer and elk are resident throughout the ranch, drawn to the abundant forage and protective brush corridors providing consistent seasonal hunting opportunities. In addition to private recreational use, the ranch offers potential for exclusive, low-impact hunting experiences or select lease opportunities, complementing the existing cattle operation. Sweeping views, peaceful seclusion, and an unspoiled natural setting define the ranch experience. For those wishing to establish a residence, the property includes a 3± acre building parcel not subject to the Conservation Easement, allowing for the construction of a custom home or additional housing. There is a 1700 gal water cistern, 1500 gal septic system, and 1000 gal propane already in place on the building lot. Electric power and underground telephone service are available adjacent to the building site, offering modern convenience without compromising the surrounding landscape. Bull Basin Meadows Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own a protected working ranch that seamlessly unites agriculture, recreation, conservation, and refined Western living in one of western Colorado’s most desirable high-country settings.

Turnkey Outfitting Business & Basecamp Property – Rangely, Colorado For Sale Set in the wild and scenic country of northwest Colorado, this business and property offers a rare chance to acquire a respected, long-standing outfitting business together with a fully developed 5-acre basecamp property. Located off of Highway 139 near Rangely, this operation provides everything needed to step immediately into a thriving Western outfitting lifestyle—high-demand hunting access, lodging, infrastructure, equipment, and a strong reputation built over years of professional service. Your Gateway to Premier Colorado Hunting — GMU 21 & GMU 30 Ideally positioned near the border of GMU 21 and GMU 30, the business operates in two of Colorado’s most coveted big-game regions. GMU 21 is renowned for excellent mule deer genetics, productive sage and pinyon-juniper habitat, and consistent trophy potential. GMU 30 provides rugged canyons, rolling hills, and transition zones rich in elk and mule deer throughout the fall seasons. The basecamp’s location allows hunters to drive directly from the property into these hunting areas, no horses required, eliminating long morning commutes and maximizing time in the field. This proximity—combined with the region’s game density—has built a loyal client base that returns year after year. A Fully Developed Basecamp Designed for Comfort & Efficiency The 5-acre headquarters is a significant asset that sets this business apart from typical outfitting operations. Purpose-built for guiding, hosting, and lodging, the property includes: A 1900 sq ft main manufactured home serving as a residence or central operations hub Nine well-maintained guest cabins, ideal for hunters, guides, or seasonal staff A dedicated cook and dining lodge, perfectly equipped for serving groups and enhancing the guest experience Sleeping capacity for up to 22 people, allowing the business to comfortably host large hunt parties Ample parking, outdoor staging areas, and direct access to public-land road networks Every piece of the property has been designed for functionality in the outfitting environment—from early-morning departures to evening meals shared after long days in the field. A Turnkey, Well-Run Outfitting Operation The business includes all equipment, client lists, marketing assets, permits(Pending BLM approval), and established operational systems. The current owners have invested heavily in building reliable logistics, strong land-use relationships, and a reputation for high-quality guided and unguided experiences. The outfit comes with an impressive book of business and booking in place through 2027. A new owner can step seamlessly into a proven operation with immediate revenue opportunity. A Lifestyle Business with Exceptional Upside Beyond its established hunting clientele, the property and business offer room for expansion—additional adventure packages, offseason lodging, photography workshops, OHV tours, mountain biking support, or destination retreats. The area’s growing tourism appeal and vast public-land resources make it ideal for additional recreational ventures. A Rare Western Offering This outfitting business opportunity provides a unique combination of real estate, outfitting permits, lodging infrastructure, and a trusted name in one of Colorado’s top hunting regions. Opportunities like this—where a fully functional basecamp, established clientele, and access to premier GMUs are bundled together—are exceptionally rare. Partial owner carry may also be available to qualified buyers For buyers seeking a turnkey outfitting operation, an income-producing property, or an authentic Western lifestyle business, this property and business checks all the boxes.

278± Acre Horsefly Ranch – Premium Irrigated Acreage, Historic Water Rights & Proven Ranch Infrastructure Nestled at the base of Wildcat Canyon, just 7.4 miles south of Montrose, Colorado, Horsefly Ranch spans an impressive 278± acres, offering a rare blend of irrigated farmland, natural landscapes, and direct public land access. This historic ranch features 81.4± irrigated acres, utilizing senior water rights from the Al Brush Ditch, which has been in continuous use since at least 1891. Fed by Horsefly Creek, the property also boasts 4,300 feet of direct creek frontage, and a large pond on the southern portion of the property, fed by Al Brush irrigation water. Property Highlights Total Acreage: 278± acres of diverse terrain, including irrigated fields, rolling piñon-juniper draws, and mature cottonwood trees. Irrigated Land: 81.4± flood-irrigated acres, benefiting from historic water rights from the Al Brush Ditch and Horsefly Creek. Water Features: 4,300 feet of creek frontage, a large, southern pond fed by irrigation water, and an additional irrigation pond for water storage. Ranching Infrastructure: Cattle corrals and a high-fenced stack yard, providing essential facilities for livestock operations. Public Land Access: Borders 2,320 acres of public land, offering direct access to hunting, horseback riding, and recreation. Scenic Views: Strong southern-facing views provide stunning panoramas of the Montrose Valley. Prime Location: Only 10 minutes from Montrose, with easy access to Telluride’s world-class skiing and year-round outdoor recreation. Agriculture & Water Rights Horsefly Ranch is a productive agricultural property with rich, irrigated soil ideal for hay production, livestock grazing, or crop cultivation. The Al Brush Ditch water rights ensure a consistent and reliable irrigation source, while Horsefly Creek frontage offers an additional natural water resource. The ranch also includes a large, high-fenced stack yard for hay and feed storage, supporting efficient ranch operations. The property’s large pond on the southern portion of the ranch, fed by Al Brush irrigation water, serves as an excellent year-round water source for livestock and wildlife, further enhancing the ranch’s versatility. Outdoor & Recreational Paradise One of Horsefly Ranch’s greatest assets is its direct adjacency to 2,320 acres of public land, providing unparalleled access to hunting, hiking, horseback riding, and outdoor adventure. Whether you're looking for a private retreat, a working ranch, or a sportsman’s paradise, this property delivers. Unmatched Western Colorado Lifestyle Real estate is all about "location, location, location", and Horsefly Ranch has it all—a private and serene setting with unmatched accessibility. Just minutes from Montrose’s conveniences, yet worlds away in terms of privacy and natural beauty, this ranch offers the perfect balance of agriculture, recreation, and investment potential. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a historic Western Colorado ranch with irrigated land, strong water rights, and direct public land access. Call today for more information or to schedule a private tour!

Off-Grid Cabin on Acreage For Sale in De Beque, CO 35± acres bordering BLM land with "end of the road" privacy but only 5 miles to I-70. 320 square foot, off-grid cabin on skids that could be moved. Bedroom addition, heat/ac mini split, shower/bathroom house, and storage shed added in 2025. Also new flooring, insulation, and recessed lighting. Currently used as a recreational property but zoned Residential. Great hunting/recreation property or build your dream home. Power is available near property line. Beautiful 360-degree views. HOA fees pay for year-round road maintenance. Located in GMU 42 with OTC elk tags available. Access to thousands of acres of public land from the property. Wildlife crosses the property frequently, traveling from the Colorado river to BLM lands. Utility Trailer with water tank included. All furniture and appliances included.

Surface Creek Outfitters – Colorado Outfitting Business in GMU 52 & 411 Cedaredge, CO- Live the Colorado high country lifestyle with this rare opportunity to own Surface Creek Outfitters, a well-established and ready to go outfitting operation. With permits in Colorado’s Game Management Units 52 and 411, this business offers immediate access to some of the state’s most sought-after hunting grounds—renowned for healthy herds, high success rates, and breathtaking scenery. Exceptional Hunting Grounds on the Grand Mesa GMU 52 and GMU 411 stretch across the Grand Mesa and surrounding country, an area well known for excellent elk and mule deer hunting. These units provide a mix of aspen groves, dark timber, oak brush, and alpine meadows, creating ideal habitat for high numbers of game. Both resident and migrating elk herds move through the region, and mule deer thrive in this diverse terrain. Over-the-counter elk tags, strong draw odds for deer, and consistent herd numbers make these units especially appealing to hunters who return year after year. Well Established Operation Surface Creek Outfitters comes complete with the camp equipment, stock, and gear necessary to walk in and begin operations on day one. BLM and USFS permits are subject to transfer to new owner. The business has an established reputation with repeat clientele and offers guided and drop camp elk, black bear and mule deer hunts as its primary draw. Opportunities also exist to expand into summer horseback rides, pack trips, and fishing excursions to diversify revenue streams. The Western Lifestyle Owning an outfitting business in Western Colorado is more than an investment—it’s a way of life. Imagine spending your seasons in the high country, setting camp beneath towering aspens, and guiding clients through some of the most scenic wilderness the Rockies have to offer. From crisp fall mornings chasing bugling bulls to summer pack trips into the backcountry, Surface Creek Outfitters provides not only income potential but also a lifestyle rooted in adventure, independence, and the great outdoors. A Rare Offering Opportunities to purchase established, permitted outfitting operations in Colorado are limited. With big game demand continuing to grow, this business is well positioned for both immediate income and long-term success. Surface Creek Outfitters is the perfect fit for someone looking to live the outfitter lifestyle while owning a business with a strong foundation and room for growth. Gateway to Cedaredge, Colorado The business is based near Cedaredge, CO, a welcoming small town on the southern slopes of the Grand Mesa. Known as the “Gateway to the Grand Mesa,” Cedaredge blends western charm with modern amenities and is home to local shops, restaurants, schools, and a thriving arts community. The area offers a mild climate, friendly atmosphere, and easy access to year-round recreation including fishing, skiing, hiking, and mountain biking. Its unique setting—where orchards and vineyards meet the high country—makes it not only a hub for outdoor enthusiasts but also an inviting place to call home.  

Green Mountain Ranch – Exceptional Hunting Property - Cedaredge, CO - 391 Acres on the Edge of the Grand Mesa Excellent opportunity to own a piece of Colorado with end of the road privacy and gives direct access to tens of thousands of acres of public land. Green Mountain Ranch spans 391 acres at the edge of the Grand Mesa, offering unmatched seclusion, premier hunting opportunities, and the chance to preserve one of the Rockies’ most scenic environments. There is a basic lean-to with wood stove, dining area, and glassing platform. Property also has a water transfer system from the adjudicated spring to bring water throughout the property for wildlife and livestock. Trails have been cut on the property for 4x4 and ATV travel. World-Class Hunting- Colorado GMU 52 • Trophy mule deer habitat with some bucks exceeding 200" being harvested in the area • Seasonal migration corridor for elk • Over-the-counter elk tags available • Eligible for Colorado’s Landowner Preference Program for mule deer (sellers currently receive 3 Landowner deer vouchers) Location & Access  • Borders BLM land and corner-touches Grand Mesa National Forest with very little public access • Direct access to 400,000+ acres of rugged public lands • End-of-the-road privacy with limited outside traffic Conservation & Stewardship • Exceptional conservation potential with no existing easements • A rare opportunity to shape the future of this untamed property Situated in GMU 52, the ranch lies in one of Colorado’s most sought-after hunting regions, where wildlife thrives among deep forests and rugged terrain. From elk herds weaving along their traditional routes to mule deer grazing in open meadows, the property and surrounding public lands are alive with game. The ranch is a gateway to wilderness. With boundaries connecting to BLM and National Forest land, owners enjoy immediate access to vast tracts of hard-to-reach country—ideal for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and those seeking real solitude. The property lies at the end of the road, behind 3 locked gates, and controls most of the access to large amounts of public lands. Despite its privacy, Green Mountain Ranch remains within easy reach of amenities. The town of Cedaredge, just 20 minutes away, offers dining, supplies, and small-town charm, along with orchards, wineries, and a local golf course. For travel, Montrose Regional Airport (MTJ) is only 35 miles away, with daily flights to Denver, Dallas, and Phoenix. Grand Junction Regional Airport (GJT), an hour from the ranch, adds even more connections. Green Mountain Ranch is more than acreage—it’s a canvas for your vision. Whether you dream of a secluded retreat, a hunting basecamp, or a conservation legacy, this property offers many possibilities.

Arapaho Wilderness Outfitters – Premier Colorado Outdoor Business Opportunity (NO DEEDED PROPERTY) Step into a legacy of adventure with the opportunity to own Arapaho Wilderness Outfitters, a well-established outfitting business based in the heart of Colorado’s high country. Located near Granby, CO, this operation has been serving outdoor enthusiasts since 1999 with guided and drop camp hunts, wilderness pack trips, and backcountry experiences in the Arapaho/ Roosevelt National Forests. Operating by Special Use Permit in GMU’s 18 and 28, the business has exclusive territory to provide services on. It has traditionally been a family run outfit and requires minimal staff but there is room to grow the business. This business offers: Exclusive Special Use Permits on thousands of acres of public land(Subject to U.S. Forest Service Approval) Elk, deer, and moose hunts, plus horseback and fishing excursions Excellent growth potential in ecotourism, wilderness education, or additional backcountry services Big Game Hunting in GMUs 18 & 28 – Grand County, Colorado Situated in Colorado GMUs 18 and 28, this region is a proven destination for big game hunting. Both units offer over-the-counter elk licenses for second and third rifle seasons, with draw-only tags for archery and muzzleloader hunts. These units are known for healthy elk herds and good hunter success rates, especially in backcountry areas accessed on horseback. Mule deer hunting is available through limited draw tags, with solid buck quality and productive terrain in higher elevations and transitional zones. The area is also prime Shiras moose habitat, with high success rates and draw-only opportunities in lush willow basins and alpine valleys. For seasoned guides or trophy hunters, these units also hold Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, with extremely limited tags and classic steep, rugged terrain—offering a true once-in-a-lifetime experience for the right client. The terrain ranges from 8,000 to over 13,500 feet, with a diverse mix of dark timber, open meadows, alpine basins, and remote ridgelines. Much of the area is wilderness-designated, requiring non-motorized access, making horseback operations and experienced guides invaluable assets for clients. Located just minutes from Rocky Mountain National Park and less than 100 miles from Denver, the business benefits from a prime tourism corridor and year-round recreational traffic. Whether you're an experienced outfitter, an investor seeking a unique opportunity, or an outdoors oriented person ready for a lifestyle change, this is your chance to own a rewarding wilderness outfit