Dream Ranch

[bradycooper2000]

Lets say you have $5M to spend on a hunting ranch. Where are you buying it and why?

 

[Nickofthewoods]

Old Mexico. More bang for the buck.

 

[LJ Buck]

Won’t be able to buy any dream ranch for 5mill in the west.

 

[Trimbandit]

Thats a decent down payment. But I hope you have good credit to finance the rest.

 

[brn2hnt]

B&C data necessitates choosing Colorado.

Being able to get landowner tags is another prerequisite.

I’d pick a unit for a ranch based on landowner tag odds, ability to find a place that backs up to landlocked public ground, and general public land hunting/trophy quality.


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[go_deep]

Sandhills of Nebraska, OTC tags for NR. Everyone I know could come hunt anytime.

 

[WCB]

A ranch I guided on sold not too long ago for $4,000,000 for about 4,500 acres. Dream ranch maybe not exactly but I could shoot decent mulies, antelope, really nice elk, some upland. Run some cattle on it. Had a house and permanent water on the property.

Then I would have $1,000,000 left over for more land a joining it or spend on other hunting trips. You don't have to have the most land just the right land and for the price and opportunity not bad. Also in a state where those tags are all OTC.

 

[farmerTom]

I’d buy something in North Western Alberta, North Eastern British Columbia. 5 million US might get you a little further in Canada. Although sadly 5 mill isn’t that much money anymore in today’s world. If I was gonna stay US I’d say Wyoming, Idaho or Montana.

 

[manitou1]

It would definitely have a nice trout stream running through it, wherever I purchased.