The Plus One Ranch is in southeastern Oregon, in picturesque $5,950,000

Lake Acreage Off Market

The Plus One Ranch is in southeastern Oregon, in picturesque Lake County, Oregon. This pasture and hay ranch is hard to find contiguous block and a great set up for an investor or family looking to expand their cattle ranching operation. The 5066 deeded acres include three pivots, five wheel lines, hundreds of acres of flood irrigation, and several thousand acres of native grass-covered pastures perfect for grazing cattle. - - - - This is a great spring, summer & fall pasture setup enabling nearly year-round grazing with a consistent carrying capacity of 600 pairs. The fields are in good condition and have not been overgrazed. There is an additional 2500 +/- acre of grazing area which takes in the north end of Goose Lake. This area can be grazed as the lake recedes in the summer months. The current owner has used electric fencing throughout this area of the ranch for easy rotation. - - - Drews Creek runs through the property for over three miles and is the main surface water source for the flood irrigating and stock water use. On the north end of the property, there is Renner Reservoir which provides water for the three pivots, five wheel lines, and several hundreds of acres of flood irrigation along Drews Creek. A Wetland Reserve Program easement was put in place back in 2002 and has helped to improve the riparian systems, creating a sanctuary for waterfowl, deer, and some upland game birds. The property has a particularly good flood irrigation system starting with the main diversion points as well as a system of dikes, ditches, and headgates which enable good flood water coverage over the meadows. - - - For managing cattle, the current owners have made numerous improvements over the last many years. The property is fenced and cross fenced with good stock water in all fields. There is a new set of working corrals built in the center of the ranch which include a new loading chute, hydraulic squeeze chute, and 12-strand barbed wire weaning corral. The corral has excellent access for bringing in livestock and large trucks. Extra rock has been laid down throughout the weaning corral to provide an excellent base for cattle. Several livestock wells provide year-round water into new tire tanks. There is also a large capacity artesian well providing 24/7, 365 days a year 300 gallons per minute water for both livestock and wildlife. - - - Other improvements on the ranch include a large 3000 square foot, 5 bedroom/3 bathroom main house with propane furnace and heater, a completely renovated one-room guest cabin, a 90ft x 35ft five-bay machine shop, and a 160ft x 30 ft hay shed. There is a elementary school close to the ranch which provides K-8 education with 9-12 grades offered a few more miles away in Lakeview. - - - Lakeview is in the Goose Lake Valley at the foot of the Warner Mountains and on the edge of the high desert. At an elevation of 4,800 feet, Lakeview is one of the highest communities in Oregon. Annual precipitation averages around 16 inches a year with half coming in the form of rain and the rest through snow fall and melt. Lakeview's and lake County economy has traditionally been based on agriculture, lumber, and government with cattle ranching and hay production being especially important elements. Tourism is becoming a more important part of the economy as the Fremont-Winema National Forest provides several outdoor recreation opportunities in the area around Lakeview including Warner Canyon Ski Area. - - - - - 200 +/- acres under Wetlands Reserve Program easement - 1988 +/- ac irrigated with pivots, wheel lines and flood - 800 +/- acres under Wetlands Reserve Program easement - 767 +/- ac irrigated using flood irr