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Maybe you are looking for a 35 acre property that has big views, tall pines, gentle easy to access building site and if you are you should really check out our listing Parcel #51 on Eagles Landing Ranch. It's really close to Parcel 11 also in case you have family or friends interested in a 35 acre parcel.

To see more photos and to get the most current information see the property listing here Eagles Landing Parcel 51 or give us a call for more information at 719-695-0255.

Eagles Landing Parcel 11 is a beautiful 35 acre property listed at $78,000 with tall Ponderosa Pines and Douglas Fir trees. The elevation is about 8400 feet. Eagles Landing Ranch is a gated ranch located just a few miles from the small mountain town of Stonewall which is about 32 miles west of Trinidad Colorado off of Highway 12.

Check out our listing here Eagles Landing Parcel 11 for more information and the current available status of the property.

I just wanted to share this article that was shared by one of our customers on Santa Fe Trail Ranch because this is a huge concern. I hear stories about people on ranches here locally feeding bears and it always concerns me. Please read on…here is the article.

A visitor discovered 70+ year-old Donna Munson's body being fed upon by a bear near her home in in Ouray, Colorado. For 10 years Munson, and others at the household, had been feeding bears near the porch–despite repeated warnings from police and the Colorado Division of Wildlife. A wire fence was erected on the porch as a means of protection by the household, reported CBS4Denver and the Colorado Division of Wildlife.

Sheriff's deputies investigating the incident  were approached by an aggressive, five-year-old, 250-pound bear (the type was not identified) which they subsequently shot and killed. A necropsy, an autopsy of animals, performed by Colorado State University Diagnostic Lab in Grand Junction could not determine whether the bear was involved in feeding on Munson's body. Sheriff's deputies also shot and killed a second 394-pound bear at the household; it has not been confirmed whether the larger bear killed Munson. An autopsy performed on Munson, and released on Monday, revealed that the cause of death was mauling.

The Colorado Division of Wildlife–which vigorously supports an anti-bear feeding education campaign and uses the slogan "a fed bear is a dead bear"– threatened legal action against the woman's household last year for repeatedly denying their warnings. Several previous bears were also trapped on the property and later euthanized.
Read the rest of the Story http://www.backpacker.com/woman_who_fed_bears_found_mauled_and_eaten/blogs/daily_dirt/1225