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Sponsors
Project Description
The Lazy J Cross Ranch consists of 1,079 acres of agricultural land and wildlife habitat in the southeastern Bitterroot Valley, just outside of Sula. Wildlife habitat on this property includes prime elk and mule deer winter range and one half mile of the East Fork of the Bitterroot River, a blue ribbon trout stream.
Purpose
This project will preserve wildlife habitat and working agricultural land that will help anchor the cultural heritage of the Sula Basin and contribute to the economy of Ravalli County. The conservation easement on this property will also ensure the continued accessibility of open space for public hunting and recreation for the public into perpetuity.
Directions
From North Main Street/US-93 in Darby, MT, travel 17.8 miles south on US-93. Turn left onto East Fork Road and travel 2.76 miles. A short driveway to the ranch building area is on the right. Public access check in points on the property are well marked with bright green signs from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks.
Restrictions
Contact project sponsor for specific restrictions regarding the property.
