Judith Breaks Ranch

Details & Features

Nestled in the heart of Central Montana, the Judith Breaks Ranch stands as a captivating oasis where Sage Creek meets the famed Judith River. This piece of paradise offers varying topographies and multiple distinctive habitat types. Mule deer, whitetail deer, Hungarian partridge, sharp-tailed grouse, and pheasants call the ranch home. The ranch encompasses over ±1,780 deeded acres and an additional 480-acre state lease, providing a haven for a diverse array of wildlife and offering a myriad of recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. The ranch boasts over one mile of Judith River frontage, .4 miles of Sage Creek, and excellent water rights, which include approximately 85 acres of irrigation rights.

The Judith Breaks Ranch is not merely a piece of land but a gateway to a world of natural wonders and outdoor adventures waiting to be explored. From the rejuvenating waters of the Giant Warm Spring to the rich history preserved in local museums, visitors to this region are treated to a diverse array of attractions that showcase the beauty and heritage of Central Montana. Whether fishing on Big Spring Creek, hunting for elk and deer, or exploring the vibrant bird hunting opportunities that abound in the area, there is no shortage of ways to immerse oneself in the splendor of this captivating corner of the West.

• LOCATION:
• 25 minutes northwest of Lewistown, Montana
• 10 minutes east of the small farm community of Denton, Montana
• AGRICULTURE:
• Water management includes several dams and a pipeline system filling seven tanks
• An additional 480-acre state lease, renewable every ten years
• Supports 100+ Animal Units (AU) with steer weights of 725 lbs
• Crops include 3 tons/acre dryland hay, barley, alfalfa, and wheat with yields of 60 bushel/acre
• HUNTING:
• The ranch is in hunting unit 426, known for large mule deer and elk
• FISHING:
• Big Spring Creek supports rainbow and brown trout, with over 3,000 pounds of trout per mile
• Warm water fishing, on the Judith River offers a diverse fishery including smallmouth bass, sauger, drum, goldeneye, catfish, and trout