Nestled along the Musselshell River at the foothills of the Bull Mountains, this working cattle ranch and hay farm is a producer and/or sportsman’s dream. The property is perimeter and cross-fenced, and has been used to graze cattle year round. There are at approximately 127 acres under irrigation, and a 65-acre dryland field that could be irrigated with minimal development. These fields can produce up to 4 cuttings/year. Located in the 590 hunting district, trophy elk and whitetail deer, turkeys, upland birds and waterfowl are a regular occurrence. Bald eagles nest near the river, and the occasional wolf has been spotted. The Musselshell River holds catfish, sauger, northern pike, smallmouth bass, and even the occasional walleye. It would be easy to install a few cabins near the river for AirBnb/Vrbo-type rentals. This truly is a Musselshell River paradise.