Located south of the town of Hugo and east of Colorado Springs about 65 miles, this 1,545-acre working cattle ranch is on the eastern plains of Colorado. We are located in a truly rural area. You will enjoy the peace and tranqulity of open roads and open skies on your drive to our family's operation. The land has been in our family for over 110 years. Currently owned and operated by husband and wife raising our four children proudly on our land where we also run a custom fencing company.

The grasslands attract an abundance of deer and antelope that travel throughout the property. Meanwhile, doves fly about everywhere! We are also offering predator hunts for coyotes if this is something that interests you. We are happy to provide storage space for anything you’ve harvested early in your trip.

The property is unique in that it is easily accessible via the county road. However, once you arrive on the property you are completely remote and can enjoy the peace and quiet. The towns of Hugo and Limon can provide great lodging options and other amenities, if necessary. We do not have a minimum or maximum number of days for booking. We are also willing to accomodate camping for an extra daily fee. 

If you are a bird watcher we have tons of bird species that would be available for your viewing pleasure. Our area is famous for our annual Mountain Plover Festival that takes place in April each year. If bird watching is your thing reach out and we would be happy to answer questions. 

We are looking forward to hosting you on your next trip!

Nearby Attractions:

Karval Reservoir

Enjoy 229 acres of hunting, stocked warm water fishing and wildlife viewing. Birdwatchers can see waterfowl and shore birds as well as a variety of other grassland and raptor species. Restrooms and shade shelters available. To get to Karval Reservoir, head 10 miles south from the junction of State Highways 94 and 109. From downtown Karval, the reservoir entrance is only two miles east and one mile south.

Kinney Lake

Hunting, fishing, wildlife observation, camping, and photography can all be enjoyed at Kinney Lake. The area’s 354 acres are home to waterfowl and prairie bird species. In warmer months the lake is stocked with trout. Campsites are also available. From Hugo, go 14 miles south on 109 to County Road 2G. Then drives 2.5 miles east to County Road 2J and one more mile east to get to the area entrance.