New Mexico Grazing Land For Sale

Northern New Mexico Wilderness Ranches, Catron County, New Mexico This selection of 140 ranch estates is set amid the lush juniper/pinon pine woodlands, grassy meadows, rain fed arroyos, and towering mesas of the western New Mexico highlands. Once a part of the historic Kohlhase family ranch, these large secluded wilderness tracts are now...

In the very heart of North Central New Mexico's Rio Arriba County, you'll find this hidden hideaway, the Palmer Ranch. Less than a half mile from the Jicarilla Apache Reservation, the Palmer Ranch, a family hunting holding for +/- 20 years, is a managed producer of trophy mule deer, bear, turkey and bull elk.  This 600+ acres is one of the best...

Located in one of the strongest grazing grass regions in the country, carrying +/- 250-300 pair or 500-600 yearlings, the Wallace Ranch is being offered for the first time.  This +/- 6830 deeded acre ranch (with +/- 450 acres of state lease) is perimeter fenced and cross-fenced into  +/- 5 pastures and represents a great value in primarily cattle...

326 acres of land spring fed by the Seneca Creek that runs through the middle of this beautiful pasture. Populated with a variety wildlife from mule deer, antelope and fish. Many locals in the area enjoy wildlife observation, fishing, hiking, arrowhead hunting, horseback riding, camping and exploring old Indian rock shelters. The beautiful hill on...

Rancho Cañada, a 4,585 +/-acre*, national forest-caliber, northern New Mexico ranch, consists of three contiguous properties, each raw, wild, and rugged, yet pastoral, varying in elevation from about 8,000 to 10,300 feet, and dotted with ponderosa, aspens (the ranch is approximately 80% covered in timber), open meadows, a “jump-across” stream...