Mayes Ranch

Tucked away in an almost forgotten place in eastern Montana lies a cattleman and or hunters dream. Encompassing 3,828+/- acres of deeded land, this property is the ideal cattle property as well as an outdoorsmans dream. Whether you are wanting to expand your ranching operation or spend your days afield chasing Montana’s wildlife, The Mayes Ranch has unlimited opportunities. With a short drive by state highway as well multiple regional airports, Sidney, Glendive, and Billings the ranch is easily accessible.

The 3828+/- acres is contiguous with the pastures and hayfield divided by cross fences making easy work of rotational grazing. The native grasses of the eastern Montana hills have been historical for grazing back to the days of the big cattle drives.

With Wold Dam being supplied by the south fork of Lisk Creek, a stock reservoir, a solar well tank system, and a central well system supplying tanks to different areas of the ranch.

The recreational opportunities that the Mayes Ranch provides are abundant. The cut up and heavy timbered draws surrounded by various neighbors dryland crops hold some of the biggest mule deer and whitetail deer that has made northeast Montana a world renowned destination among big game hunters. Along with big game the ranch offers a multitude of upland bird species including pheasant, sharptail grouse, Hungarian partridge, and Meriam turkey. With the lower Yellowstone river a short 45 minute drive and the renowned Fort Peck Reservoir only an hour and a half away, The location of the ranch is ideal for a fishing getaway.