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- Chaves County, NM
- 632 acres
Exceptional ranch, farm & premier real estate properties offered by Ranchline.
Located in the heart of Eastern New Mexicos
ranch and farm country, the Macho Cerca
Ranch offers a solid investment opportunity.
Majestic blue skies that provide a stunning
backdrop for towering clouds is
what helps make the Macho Cerca Ranch
what it is today. Beneath those skies lies a
wide-open expanse of some of the areas best
ranch and farmland.
Located approximately 15 miles from the
progressive city of Roswell, New Mexico,
this property is comprised to two land tenures
which combine to provide an excellent livestock
ranch operation and a solid investment
opportunity.
Macho Cerca Ranch offers 228.95 acres (MOL) of water
rights and approximately 5,000 feet of 10-inch pipeline
delivering water to the two center pivot sprinkler systems.
This livestock ranch is located a short
distance off NM Hwy. 285, a major
north-south thoroughfare. Macho
Cerca is on Otero Road, a county road
providing access to the ranch. It also
provides 228.95 acres (MOL) of water
rights (1947 artresian).
Located at the headquarters is a
modest 3-bedroom cinderblock house
that is in need of repair. Electricity is
supplied by Central Valley Electric
Cooperative and telephone service is
available.
527.43 acres (MOL) Deeded
104.57 acres (MOL State Leased
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632 Total Acres (MOL)
Barns & Storage
The barn has approximately 60 x
100 feet and is designed to be used
for equipment storage when appropriate.
There is also a 30 x 70
metal frame and tin barn.
Livestock Facilities
The corrals consist of various
sized pens constructed of cross-ties
and bull-wire panels. Additional
pens and alleys adjacent to the corrals
are equipped with water and
feed bunks. Adjacent to the corrals
is a driving wing and alley for easy
gathering of livestock from adjacent
pastures.
This ranch offers a modern and
adequate means of assuring proper
animal distribution by being
divided into various pastures taking
into consideration cultivation and
livestock use. In this connection, a
high-density, high-frequency rotational
grazing program is employed
to maximize the ranchs grazing
efficiency.
This ranch offers good
hunting for antelope,
blue quail and dove.
At the Macho Cerca Ranch there is one Artesian well and storage with a GE 100 horsepower pump. There are dirt tanks,
storage tanks and approximately 5,000 feet of 10-inch pipeline delivering water to the two center pivot sprinkler systems.
At an elevation of 3,800 feet above sea level the annual precipitation is 14 to 16 inches. All terrain on this property is
readily accessible by vehicle or horseback. The vegetation includes a wide variety of grasses, spring weeds and browses. These
combine to provide year-long forage for sheep or cattle. Major types of forage include black, blue and sideouts, grama, tobosa,
sand, dropseed, fillaree and silver bluestrem.
Annual operating costs are low due to the year-round grazing and mild climate. The long growing
season allows minimal winter feeding. The two pivot sprinklers deliver water reasonable cost.