David Halgerson

The Hungry Ridge Fly-in Ranch is a stunning back-country haven in the Nez Perce National Forest outside Grangeville, Idaho. The property consists of 39± deeded acres along with a 2,200± foot grass airstrip. The outdoor adventure begins when the wheels touch down, and you step into the beautiful log home with vast views overlooking the national forest and the Camas Prairie, 15± miles to the west.

This Owyhee Mountain Ranch is comprised of 1,796 deeded acres with another 5,000+- acres BLM lease land, adjacent to the home place. There is 192 acres of irrigation rights from Cow Creek which flows through the middle of the ranch along with Jackson Creek. The creeks create ideal wildlife habitat for big game and upland birds with 1,000s of acres to hunt and explore. The ranch is located

The Henry Cattle Ranch is a game-rich mountain property situated on Harris Ridge, overlooking the Clearwater River. Located 8 miles from Kooskia, Idaho. The ranch borders state land and extends into the expansive Clearwater National Forest. The property spans 2,825± deeded acres featuring rolling meadows of natural grass and pine-covered ridges that descend into multiple creek drainages,

The Trident Star Ranch is located in a private valley at an elevation of 2,940 feet, with the Clover Creek Drainage flowing through the ranch from north to south. The terrain is ideal big game habitat on the north side of the ranch along with ideal conditions for cattle. The rolling hills of sagebrush and bunch grasses along with irrigated pasture or hay ground makes for wonderful grazing and

I am thrilled to introduce the Granger Butte Ranch, an exceptional hay ranch capable of sustaining 150 head year-round. Spanning 282 deeded acres, with an optional adjacent lease, the property boasts three modern center pivots irrigating approximately 180 acres, accompanied by water rights extending to 258 acres. The home quarters are nothing short of splendid, surrounded by mature trees, two

The Branch Keyhole Ranch, located just below the West Mountains in central, Idaho, covering an area of rolling hills and broken drainages, with West Mountain to the east. The West Mountain area is part of the Forest Service Grazing lease. The ranch consists of 10,705 deeded acres along with over 86,673 acres of grazing leases. Historically the ranch grazed approximately 950 pair, from April