Antelope Well Ranch – SOLD

Antelope Well Ranch Mohave County, Arizona $800,000 Cash 40 Deeded acres, +/- 4438.2 State Lease, +/- 3600 adverse grazing acres Southeast of Kingman, Arizona off of Hwy 93 Antelope Well Ranch is an easy to manage 100 head working cattle ranch located in Mohave County, 25 miles south of Kingman and 100 miles north of Wickenburg.

The ranch consists of approximately 7438 acres of high desert grazing, comprising 4438.2 acres of Arizona State Grazing lease permitted for 55 cattle year long as well as 3000 unfenced adverse grazing.

The ranch is fenced and cross fenced into two pastures allowing for rotational grazing.

There are two wells currently equipped with grundfos solar pumps and two sets of functional working corrals.

The headquarters is easily accessed from 93 South and is 40 acres fully fenced with the start of a comfortable headquarters, a high output well, hay barn, pipe corrals, RV hookups and dog pens.

The ranch has rolling high desert hills covered with desert grasses, Gramma, Tobosa, Indian wheat and Filaria.

The ranch also has an abundance of desert browse which is the predominant feed source.

Currently stocked with 92 cows, 15 yearling heifers and 6 bulls the ranch is stocked with native cattle that have mostly been raised on the ranch, they are available by private treaty.

Antelope Well Ranch is a well priced, easy to manage high desert ranch, which has mild winters and is close to Wickenburg for winter roping, excellent starter ranch or winter getaway for northern ranchers to get a foothold into Arizona ranching.

The Antelope Well Ranch is located southeast of Kingman, Arizona off of Hwy 93.

40 Deeded acres, +/- 4438.2 State Lease, +/- 3600 adverse grazing acres TOPOGRAPHY: Desert & Rolling Hills ELEVATION: 3,333 ft

Mule deer, Mountain lions, quail, coyotes, and javelinas.

Antelope Well Ranch is composed of desert grasses, grama, tobosa, Indian wheat, and filaria as well as a variety of desert browse

Summer months range between 92 and 110 degrees.

Winter months range between 32 and 43 degrees

Power at the Headquarters site would have to be provided by solar or generator.

Phone is by Cell.

The ranch has 2 wells, both of them have been fully serviced and cleaned and all have new pumps and plumbing.

CATTLE: Cattle to be negotiated by separate treaty.

92 mature native, good quality desert crossbred cattle with 22 calves on the ground at present more every day, 15 replacement heifers and 6 bulls of Angus or Angus Simmental breed