Alex Maher, Beckett Maher (2nd Generation Live Water) and Brian Hartley cleaning up Flat Creek on May 8, 2010 as part of the Jackson Hole Trout Unlimited stream clean-up efforts.
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Jackson Hole Trout Unlimited Spring Clean-Up
May 17th, 2010Rolling Thunder Ranch Price Reduced
February 12th, 2010
Offering price is $7,900,000, Reduced from $9,950,000 (20% Off)
The Rolling Thunder Ranch is located approximately one hour south of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, near the small community of Bondurant. Consisting of 3,579 deeded acres, the ranch offers a varied terrain of rock outcroppings, grassy draws, and sagebrush ridges mixed with heavy stands of aspen and conifer trees. By bordering BLM land and 2.5 miles of the Bridger-Teton National Forest, thousands of additional acres are provided to enjoy. Rolling Thunder is a wildlife paradise with elk, Mule deer, Pronghorn antelope, moose, Sage grouse, Ruffed grouse, Blue grouse, hawks, eagles, songbirds, and other small game animals found on the ranch. Several springs and ponds provide water for the wildlife or livestock and could be enlarged and enhanced to create premium water features and trout habitat. A modest 3BR, 2.5BA home is included. The Rolling Thunder Ranch is an “end-of-the-road property” and offers breathtaking mountain views of the Wyoming Range and the Gros Ventre Range.
The 191 Ranch is Now a Turnkey Operation – Bondurant, Wyoming
February 2nd, 2010
The 191 Ranch is now available as a turnkey operation. An incoming owner will have the option to acquire everything he or she would need to begin immediate operation of the ranch. The price of the property encompasses the ranch equipment, a national forest grazing permit and a one year ranch management agreement. This full package allows a buyer to begin using and operating the ranch instantly. The 191 Ranch is a historical cattle ranch that truly offers a western lifestyle. Located in the charming Hoback Basin and only a 30-minute scenic drive from Jackson Hole, this ranch holds unequalled convenience, privacy and incredible mountain views. » More: The 191 Ranch is Now a Turnkey Operation – Bondurant, Wyoming
Willow’s Bend Residence, 50% Interest For Sale
December 29th, 2009
Double L Ranch – Star Valley, Wyoming – Is it your dream to own a residence in Wyoming, but you don’t feel like you would spend enough time to justify full-time ownership? The Double L Ranch Willow’s Bend Residence is a perfect solution for your family. Sitting on 4.8 acres along the banks of the Salt River, this 4,200 sqft custom 200 year-old-log retreat boasts stunning river and mountain views from every room. Designed to meet the unique characteristics of a mountain lifestyle; the 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath Willow’s Bend Residence has comfortable gathering spaces for entertaining friends and family, flanked by luxurious private suites that await after a long day of adventures. » More: Willow’s Bend Residence, 50% Interest For Sale
Motivated Sellers Desire Quick Closing
December 21st, 2009
The owners of Puzzleface Ranch are motivated and are looking for offers.
Puzzleface Ranch Plus Ridge Lots – $14.9M Reduced from $25M
Ranch only – $10.9M Reduced from $17M
Ridge lots – $2.5M Reduced from $4M
This offering includes the original Puzzleface Ranch in addition to two Private Estate Parcels, totaling approximately 225 acres. The Private Estate Parcels are two separately deeded lots of 5.35 acres and 5.65 acres respectively, and can be sold apart from the ranch. These unique parcels, while subject to a conservation easement, are allowed full building allocations per county regulations. The Puzzleface Ranch is comprised of approximately 214 acres of variable terrain ranging from sweeping pasture lands to an elevated ridge with unparralled sight lines of the Tetons. » More: Motivated Sellers Desire Quick Closing
Private Fishing on New Fork Meadows
November 11th, 2009
The trout in these pictures are a good representation of the healthy fish thriving in the fishery located on our newest ranch listing, New Fork Meadows, located in Pinedale, Wyoming. A small private meadow fishery, the New Fork River in its upper stretches provides exceptional habitat for rainbow, brown and cutthroat trout to thrive. For more information on New Fork Meadows, please click here. » More: Private Fishing on New Fork Meadows
Fishing on the Lewis Channel
October 28th, 2009
Bitter cold on Sunday but a very productive day on the Lewis Channel in Yellowstone (btw Lewis and Shoshone Lake). I landed 10+ fish over 18″ and lost a few more that looked to be much, much larger. » More: Fishing on the Lewis Channel
Duck Hunting on the Morningstar Ranch
October 22nd, 2009
Alex Maher and Brian Hartley of Live Water Properties hunted on the Morningstar Ranch on Saturday morning, October 17th. The 562-acre Morningstar Ranch is located 45 minutes south of Jackson Hole in western Wyoming’s wild and scenic Lincoln County. The ranch consists of riverfront meadows and irrigated hay land. Approximately 1.25 miles of the Salt River, a trophy wild cutthroat and brown trout fishery, meanders below the mountain views. There are numerous building sites with beautiful settings for each. Many groves of willows flank the river on its course through the property. In addition to the river resource, the ranch has eight different springs that provide the additional water resources to make this property an excellent fishery and waterfowl hotspot. These springs present ponding opportunities throughout the ranch and are part of what makes the building sites so unique.
Wyoming Elk Hunt
October 7th, 2009
Every Fall I find myself in the hillsides in and around Jackson, Wyoming, in search of resident bull elk. The elk found near Jackson earlier in the season are generally smaller than bulls in “the Park” who migrate south later in the year. I prefer to bow hunt during the early weeks of September when the weather is warmer and the elk are vocal and actively seeking their harems. In my opinion, this time of year is more enjoyable than waiting for the larger elk and the beginning of rifle season which typically entails snowy weather. » More: Wyoming Elk Hunt
Team USA in the Jackson Hole One Fly
October 2nd, 2009
Photo courtesy of Neal Henderson of Reaction Photo.
Alex Maher and Brian Hartley of Live Water Properties rounded out a team of exceptional anglers to form TEAM USA in the 24th Annual Jackson Hole One Fly competition. Maher posted a lofty score during “Saturday’s competition with numerous quality cutthroat between 15-18” – his secret weapon was a small black terrestrial which was deadly in the braiding side-channels. Hartley was assigned the often overlooked whitewater section from West Table to Sheep Gulch. Given the low pressure system that had moved in and the ominous cloud cover, he opted to fish sub-surface with a clouser minnow variation. » More: Team USA in the Jackson Hole One Fly
