Bone Ranch Offering Brochure
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PHYSICAL & OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION<br />
The <strong>Ranch</strong> is divided into seven main pastures by fences which have been well maintained. The heavily sodded pastures indicate a drought-resistant<br />
ecosystem which recovers amply year to year. The <strong>Ranch</strong> is watered by three wells and several stock reservoirs.<br />
The <strong>Bone</strong> Family has historically produced adequate hay from the dryland fields to support the cattle through the winter months.<br />
Acreage Breakdown<br />
Total Deeded Acres<br />
2,040± acres<br />
Native Pasture<br />
1,651.85± acres<br />
Dryland Hay<br />
225.23± acres<br />
Dryland Farming:<br />
162.92± acres<br />
CARRYING CAPACITY<br />
The carrying capacity of the <strong>Ranch</strong> is<br />
owner rated at 85 animal units. With<br />
rolling hills and good grass cover,<br />
the <strong>Ranch</strong> could be managed as a<br />
year-round cow/calf operation or as<br />
a seasonal grazing unit. The <strong>Ranch</strong> is<br />
currently utilized as a year around cow/<br />
calf operation, historically carrying 85 ±<br />
pairs plus bulls.<br />
MINERAL RIGHTS<br />
The Seller will convey with the <strong>Ranch</strong><br />
100% of whatever mineral, oil, gas, geothermal,<br />
hydro-carbon and gravel rights<br />
they actually own, subject to reservations<br />
by previous owners. The Seller makes<br />
no representation as to the quantity or<br />
quality of any mineral or other subsurface<br />
rights appurtenant to the <strong>Ranch</strong>.<br />
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