0000 Punkin Center Road, Bieber, CA 96009 - Lassen County

For the cattle rancher, this is a dream come true. 1850 acres of level grazing land, with approximately 1200 acres irrigated. Add a river running through the length of the property for 1.5 miles, two sets of corrals, and cross fencing: you’re looking at a well-set-up operation for around 400 pair and 100 +/- yearlings. That’s not all; the ranch also offers approximately 150 acres of farm ground irrigated with wheel lines. Recreational opportunities are abundant. The ranch qualifies for two landowner tags in the X1 deer zone, and there are several duck blinds along the river, which is perfect for the avid waterfowl hunter. This property has been owned by the same family since the early 1920s and has been used for grazing, hay, and recreation throughout history. What a ranch!

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:

APN’S

001-530-007 160 acres

001-530-015 320 acres

001-530-017 160 acres

001-530-018 640 acres

001-530-019 320 acres

001-530-023 90 acres

WATER: Adjudicated water rights.

Pit River and Pit River Overflows

Iverson Reservoir

Two dams control the water distribution

IRRIGATION:

Water rights provide the water for gravity flow flood irrigation for grazing, covering 1200+/- Acres of native pasture

AG well with 50 HP pump delivers water to 150+/- Acres

Delivered by underground mainline to wheel lines

Surprise Valley Electric is a HUGE plus

GRAZING:

400 pair plus 100 yearlings from May to early November

The ranch has supported 1200 yearlings for the season in the past

CROPS:

The farm ground is excellent for all hay crops; it has even grown strawberry rootstock.

RECREATION:

Landowner tags can be obtained through Fish and Wildlife

Waterfowl hunting, several duck blinds

Fishing for bass, catfish, and crappie

Upland bird hunting, pheasant and quail

Home to several majestic Bald Eagles

240 acres are in a WRP easement

Located in Big Valley near the town of Bieber, at an elevation of 4100 ft. The ranch has two access Roads. Derick Road is directly off HWY 299 just west of Bieber and Punkin Center Road, driving through town and heading South on the right-hand side