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Russellville Ridge Ranch....Franktown, Colorado |
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RE/Max Masters, Inc. 6400 S. Fiddlers Green Cr. #100, Greenwood Village, CO |
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Russellville Ridge Ranch is quite different among Colorado ranches for sale. It grows from a vision of sustainability, and has been thoughtfully planned to provide owners with a unique Western life-style, whether as a permanent residence, a second home or as a place to retire.
Own one of the fifteen, 5 acre homesteads you will have an equal partnership in the 270 acre ranch with other owners. Share the Ranch''s Equestrian Center, 180 acres of Open Space, its 30 head grass-fed cattle herd, its income, and its community.
You can be as active as you wish in participating in the daily running of the ranch. Some owners are attracted to owning the ranch they''ve always dreamed of, but without having to do the work, or worry about its maintenance if they''re away. Others love the work, the riding, wrangling and the Ranch''s maintenance.

Panoramic Mountain Views from Pikes Peak ... ... ... to Longs Peak
Working Ranch
A primary benefit of ownership at Russellville Ridge Ranch is the ability to be part of a working ranch. An owner can decide their level of participation ranging from enjoying the amenities and scenery to actively assisting in management and maintenance of the ranch. As with any busy Colorado ranch, there is always work to be done. An owner can choose from a variety of activities to assist their ranch manager.
- Feed the Livestock - feed the horses, cattle and the small animals such as cats, rabbits and chickens
- Animal Health - assist in grooming, de-worming, vaccinating, shoeing, our ranch horses or doctoring injured animals
- Barn Chores - keep hay, grain, mineral, and veterinary supplies stocked; clean stalls, runs, barn isle, wash rack, tack rooms, and lounge
- Cattle and Calves - move cattle and horses, help in weaning calves, check and mend fences
- Ranch Maintenance - work on ranch buildings, roads and shop projects
- Office Projects - assist in the office and ranch communication such as the newsletter
The specific activities depend on the time of year: January through February - feed the livestock, bust ice in stock tanks, plow roads, repair fences that the elk tear down and assist with shop projects on snowy days
March through May - move and feed cattle, assist with the horses, prepare meadows for irrigation by cleaning ditches, dragging meadows, and various repair projects
June through September - move cattle, check and brand calves, assist with the horses, build and maintain fences, irrigate the meadows, |
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