Highlights:
- Approximately 852 deeded acres
- Live water from LeFebre’s Creek
- Two newly drilled wells
- Seasonal dirt tanks
- Native grass pasture
- Historically supports 30–50 head of cattle
- Perimeter fenced
- Massive, usable plateau
- Potential building and recreation sites
- 360-degree Sangre de Cristo Mountain views
- Elk, mule deer, turkey, and occasional black bear
- Located in New Mexico GMU 46
- Approximately 35 minutes from Angel Fire
- Convenient to Taos, Red River, and the Enchanted Circle

Summary:

Tucked into the southern Sangre de Cristo Mountains of northern New Mexico, Ocate Ranch offers approximately 852 deeded acres of working land, abundant wildlife, year-round water, and recreation all around.

For generations, this land has supported cattle, with roughly two-thirds of the ranch consisting of native grass pasture, perimeter fenced and historically supporting approximately 30 to 50 head. LeFebres Creek winds through the southern portion of the property, providing live water, while seasonal dirt tanks collect additional water throughout the ranch. Also there are two new wells that have been recently drilled that will provide water for agricultural and domestic usage.

But rising above the pasture is perhaps Ocate Ranch's most impressive feature—a massive plateau encompassing nearly one-third of the property.

Gradually climbing from the west, the plateau opens into expansive, usable ground with potential building sites, campsites, and recreational areas—all surrounded by breathtaking 360-degree views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountain range.

The combination of open pasture, water, and timber also creates outstanding wildlife habitat. Elk frequently travel through the ranch, along with mule deer, turkey, and occasional black bear.

Located in New Mexico GMU 46 and within the secondary management zone, the property offers guaranteed unlimited either sex elk tags and over the counter deer tags. With the ranch itself having not been hunted for years, the recreational possibilities are exceptional.

Angel Fire is approximately 35 minutes away, with Taos, Red River, and the Enchanted Circle all within reach for skiing, fishing, dining, and year-round mountain recreation.

852 acres. Year-round water. Productive pasture. Wildlife. And unforgettable mountain views.

This is northern New Mexico ranch country.

This is Ocate Ranch.

To schedule a tour, contact Manny Trujillo.