A nicely watered ranch tucked away on the eastern side of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in Northern New Mexico, 778.49 deeded acres of forested slopes and river bottom land, with both sides of the Mora River and ditch irrigated river bottom land produces hay for livestock or sale; heavily forested slopes provide timber and firewood and give excellent cover for wildlife. Elevation ranges from about 7,720 feet at the Mora River bottom to about 9,280 feet at the highest point. The landscape also features ruins of the original homesteaders' adobe and stone structures alongwith the now vacant dwellings of those that followed. The ranch has plenty of water, varied terrain, and a homesteading history. In addition to the property's agricultural potential there are many recreational opportunities, including fishing, hunting, biking, four wheeling, camping, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and cross county skiing, all on the ranch; alpine skiing is possible at nearby Sipapu Ski Area. In recent years the landowner has been receiving 4-6 elk authorizations each season from the NM Dept. of Fish hand Game. The ranch is located in Game Management Unit 46.