Hunt Camp at Leech Lake Mountain

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Bucks and Bears

Located at the 6,000 foot elevation on the northwestern slope of Mendocino County’s Leech Lake Mountain and rising to the near top is the site of the 640 acre Hunt Camp.

First time offered in over 25 years this spectacular property has just about everything a sportsman could wish for. Located inside of the Mendocino National Forest, overlooking Covelo Town and Round Valley from its lofty perch the deeded land is located 4-½ miles behind a locked gate at the intersection of the only public road into the area.

The Ranch is served by an exclusive deeded access through the National Forest, which allows the owner of this property the only motorized vehicle usage of the road.

At the present time the owner has a Private Land Management Plan in place in an agreement with California Department of Fish and Game, which program allows hunting on the deeded lands from the first part of August to end of October. This is a five year program which expires December 2010 and renews at the property owner’s option in five year increments.

The Mendocino National Forest consists of 913,306 acres in total of which 98,323 acres are in the National Yolla Bolly Middle Eel Wilderness Area and the Hunt Camp joins the Wilderness Area on its southern boundary.

To the accomplished outdoorsman this ranch is a stand alone property. During the hunt seasons of the last five years 3 Boone and Crocket bucks have been taken. During the weekend of September 16, 2006, 2 bucks were taken each with nearly 20 inch spreads and weighing in at about 140 pounds each.

In addition to a well appointed cabin that sleeps in excess of 10 people, this property is equipped with structures for storing ATVs, a horse coral, game shed and storage buildings. Also, there is a spring fed, stocked pond for fishing. Equipped with generators for house and barn, propane stove and refrigerator, hot water heaters, extra showers and completely furnished. It’s all here and just about everything goes with the sale. Access roads are good mountain quality. Winter time there’s snow and of course limited access, except for snow mobiles.

Cash is preferred, however seller might after a stout down-payment pack some short-term paper.

Offered at $1,750,000.