45 MULESHOE Road Salmon, ID 83467

The historic Muleshoe Ranch and its 2.5 miles of Lemhi River frontage represents one of the finest, well balanced cattle and recreational ranches available in today's ranch market. Rich in local history, it is known as the birthplace of Sacagawea and an important staging point of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. This 1,855 deeded acre ranch represents a self-sustainable 600+ head capacity working cattle and hay operation with expansive BLM, National Forest and State Land grazing leases adjacent to the ranch. The main residence is an 1866 old stage station which has been restored with all modern amenities. There are additional cabins, manager's home, bunkhouses and a guest home in addition to a complete set of working facilities including a historic barn, shop, equipment sheds, haybarns, truck and livestock scales, feedlot and calving sheds and extensive corrals. Water rights provide for 634 acres of irrigated cropland via 2 pivots and wheel lines for an average hay production of 1,750 ton per year. Wildlife is abundant throughout the ranch with healthy numbers of elk, whitetail and mule deer on site, as well as in the adjacent public lands. The Lemhi River is known for its critical spawning habitat for wild steelhead and salmon that make the long journey form the Pacific Ocean all the way to the ranch and the river's upper reaches to spawn. Rainbow trout and bull trout also inhabit these waters. 2.1 miles of Pattee Creek also flow through the ranch.