Parcel 1 is a complete package, offering over 1,000 +/- acres of well-balanced land with excellent access, dependable water, and natural protection. Over 172 +/- acres of cropland are currently used for hay production, while the balance is strong native and introduced grasses make it a highly productive unit. The western boundary lays along the Montana state line, while the BNSF railroad defines the north. Along this edge, Corral Creek winds for more than two miles, supplying natural water and habitat along the creek bed. Additional draws and a supplemental water pipeline are just examples of the value-added production benefits of parcel 1. 

This secluded parcel is dominated by the tree-lined riverbed of Little Beaver Creek, offering productive grazing land and hayland alongside a haven of wildlife habitat. The cropland along the creek bottom enhances its farming value, while the heavy cover and lack of through roads make it an excellent hunting property with abundant privacy.

Located along US Hwy. #12 with excellent access, this parcel extends northeast into the clay butte. The rimrock style formations highlight the natural beauty, while the native grasses and natural terrain provide forage, protection, and exceptional habitat for both livestock and wildlife. Parcel 3 also offers an updated Solar Powered Well and water tank in the middle of the tract offering easy access to reliable water in a strategic location.

The northernmost portion of this productive ranch, Parcel 4 features over 230 +/- acres of hayland complemented by native grazing land and creek bed draws with stock dams. Furthermore, the spring fed South Mosquito Creek, developed spring fed tank, and a well with supplemental pipeline supplies livestock excellent water to the parcel and supports extended grazing production. This tract sits along the edge of the Little Missouri River Valley, the North Dakota Badlands and also at the southern base of Pretty Butte, offering a scenic setting alongside the natural production of this parcel.