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FARM RANCH & EQUESTRIAN BRAND Ranching is our First Love,
Real Estate is our Second Nature.
DON WOOD
DIRECTOR 505.204.5102
• Water Rights & Ditch Rights • Irrigation Systems
• Mineral Rights
• 1031 Exchanges
• Agricultural Tax Benefits • Agricultural Lenders
• Highest Best Use
• BLM Leasing
• Survey Issues
• Pasture Management
Apache Mesa - Sold* 5500 Acres San Miguel County
“Don ably served as our agent and went well above and beyond in selling a complicated property with myriad title problems.
He always communicated well and showed great patience. His extensive knowledge of ranch properties in New Mexico were definitely instrumental in bringing the sale to a close. ”
-Apache Mesa Partners
Red Cloud - Sold* 303 acres San Miguel County
“Don was an absolute pleasure to work with, fair and understanding of our needs. He made it a priority to really get to know San Miguel County. Our area has been underserved and undervalued for many years. Don, with his vast knowledge and experience, did the research to help his clients understand and appreciate the existing culture and the potential within the emerging renaissance of Old Las Vegas.”
-Earl & Janet Betts
Perimeter Fencing, Natural Spring, 12 Miles to Angel Fire.
1000 Paseo de Peralta Santa Fe, NM 87501 505.982.4466 santafeproperties.com
Ocate Ranch - For Sale, 318 acres Mora County
*Santa Fe Properties Participated in this Sale.
- David Saiz, Pharm. D. - Rudy Nolasco, R.P.h
615 Grand Ave, Las Vegas, NM 87701 delnortepharmacy.com
from Wildest of the WILD WesT by Howard Bryan
Newcomers saw economic opportunities in the town due to its strategic location on the santa Fe Trail and its being the nearest town to Fort Union. The new military post and increasing traffic on the santa Fe Trail created a growing demand for goods and services. For weary travelers, Henry Connelly and e.F. Mitchell erected a hotel on the southwest corner of the plaza, complete with stables and corrals and a bar and recreation room called Buffalo Hall, eventually to become known as “the poker capital of New Mexico.”
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