Sports Afield Trophy Properties
Twelve years ago, the owner of Birch Creek in Montana was given an opportunity that likely only occurs once in several lifetimes—to assemble the ultimate elk hunting and family recreational property by strategically acquiring and assembling 7 parcels of land that totals 1,314 acres. This property could not be any more perfectly situated—bordering a large private […]
Not only is the landscape directly surrounding Salmon, Idaho perfectly suited for many of the western United States’ premier game species, but Salmon is also conveniently located for sportsmen and women who frequently travel outside their own back yard to seek adventure. Quick facts about Salmon, ID: The town sits at the convergence of the Lemhi and […]
North Dakota is where Teddy Roosevelt chose to temporarily step away from the city life he had known in New York, and re-find himself after personal tragedy. The man who emerged from North Dakota was one of the toughest leaders and insightful conservationists this country has seen. Roosevelt’s experience in ND are one of several […]
Sports Afield Trophy Properties was at the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation at the Wing and Barrel Ranch in Sonoma, California to hold up the flag. James Reed, Jacque and Ludo Wurfbain attended. A lot of good connections were made and some genuine interest shown in the SATP program. We donated a Sports Afield Safe which was […]
Sports Afield Trophy Properties was recently named to The Land Report’s list of America’s Best Brokerages for the 14th consecutive year, yet there are still opportunities to join our prestigious broker network! SATP is seeking qualified brokers to join our network of expert outdoor, ranch, woods, agricultural, and recreational real estate brokers, to further broaden the […]
This classic country song, with famous renditions by Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Ella Fitzgerald, Bing Crosby, and even Willie Nelson, speaks to desire for wide open space: “GIVE ME LAND” Oh, give me land, lots of land under starry skies above Don’t fence me in Let me ride through the wide open country that I love […]
