Live Water Properties Broker and Owner, Alex Maher, and his lab, Katie Sue, got their limit of mallards on Saturday at Fall River Springs in Ashton, Idaho. Fall River Springs is an exceptional waterfowl hunting property among other notable characteristics. The 1,127-acre property has big mountain views, trout fishing, Whitetail deer and an agricultural component.
Live Water Properties Broker, Matt MacMillan, grins as he poses with his prized buffalo. Jackson, Wyoming’s National Elk Refuge is one of the few places in the US where you can hunt free ranging wild bison. Matt pulled a special tag with limited permits this hunting season. The refuge suggests hunters pass a bison identification exam available online as a tool to help hunters differentiate between bulls and cows. A one to two-year-old bull and a mature cow are difficult to distinguish. To learn more about how you can go bison hunting in the shadow of the Tetons, click here.
Live Water Properties agent Jane Brown is pictured with her awards from the 2011 National Sporting Clays Championship. The event was October 27 – 30 at the NSCA Headquarters in San Antonio, Texas. With over 2,000 shooters in the competition, Jane ranked very high in her division She won a first place award, two second place awards and a fifth place in Division D. Jane’s first place honor was awarded in the Main Ladies category, the two second place prizes in the Veteran and 5-Stand categories, with the award for 5th place in Ladies Overall. Way to go Jane! Congratulations!!
As kids we grow up looking forward to the Christmas season. Even before school starts in the fall we are counting down the days until Christmas morning. Many hunters feel that way about October and hunting season. Live Water Properties showcases two first-timers in their big game hunting excitement this October.
Cole Janssen, son of Live Water Properties Broker, Craig Janssen is pictured with Cole’s first Whitetail deer in Gallatin County, Montana.
Chris Deming, husband of LWP Marketing Director, Haley Deming is pictured with his first elk in Fremont County, Wyoming. » More: October Hunting Excitement
By: Alex Maher
Took a short walk Monday morning solo to try out a new area east of Moran, in Grizzly country, planned to be back to the truck by 10am on a 3 mile loop. I heard a bull bugle at 7am downwind of me, and despite an attempt to circle downwind of him, he never made another peep. I’m guessing he smelled me coming. I continued on through the thick timber, picking up more elk sign as I went, marked a huge watering hole on the GPS (probably where that bull had bugled), and I bugled every 20 minutes with no responses. At 8am, I sat down on a log in the middle of a well-traveled elk trail to have a snack. With about one bite left on the granola bar, I heard a half-bugle up ahead in the timber 200 yards or so. » More: Bull Elk Hunt
Ten Mile Creek Ranch
- Lewiston, Idaho
- 2,976-acre sporting paradise
- 5 miles of the Snake River
- 4,948 sqft lodge-style home
- Upland bird hunting haven
- Trophy steelhead fishery
- $5,975,000
By: Terry Fieseler 
The hunt started on August 15th with the opening of archery season, when I hunted with my longbow. It was very hard to find rams in an area that I would have the chance to make a stalk. The terrain was so steep and rugged with cliffs and rock slides. At an elevation of 10,000 feet plus, it is extremely hard to get within my 20 – 25 yard range to take a a shot. I was able to stalk 3 rams one day and closed the distance to 100 yards before the rams winded me and the stalk was over. I had been climbing for over 7 hours at this point, sometimes using both hands and my bow just to stay on the cliff face… » More: Bighorn Sheep Hunt
The 1,536-acre Lanes Creek Ranch, located in Wayan, Idaho, is 20 minutes from Alpine, Wyoming, and has recreational features in addition to an operational cattle component. Set in a gorgeous alpine valley, Lanes Creek meanders through the property for approximately 2 miles adding sub-irrigation for pastures as well as enhancing the aesthetics of the ranch. Numerous spring creeks dot the landscape creating ponds and natural reservoirs for cattle and wildlife. Elk and Mule deer hunting is available onsite or on the neighboring Caribou National Forest and BLM lands. » More: New Listing – Lanes Creek Ranch in Wayan Idaho
Located five miles from the charming mountain town of Dubois, Wyoming, this unique offering is comprised of 220 acres. Situated along Little Horse Creek, the ranch has a full set of improvements and is perfect for a corporate or family retreat, guest ranch or high-end RV park. Improvements on the ranch include a guest lodge complete with dining room, commercial kitchen, saloon and library and one and two bedroom cabins that accommodate a total of 24 guests. In addition, the property boasts two houses perfect for employees, an office, barn, two heated shops and several outbuildings. Little Horse Creek Retreat enjoys stunning views as it sits in the shadows of the Absaroka and Wind River Mountain Ranges.
» More: New Listing! Little Horse Creek Retreat – Dubois, Wyoming
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