N3 Cattle Company | Livermore, CA
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
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The iconic N3 Cattle Company is on the market for the first time in 85 years. This beautiful and expansive California property spans 50,500 acres through four counties, making it the largest land offering in the State of California. Located just south of Livermore, and east of Oakland and San Jose, it is easily accessed from San Francisco, the Peninsula and the East Bay. The Ranch is completely private and uniquely preserved, healthy and wild as it has been for hundreds of years. It is a vital and rare haven of original California landscape and wildlife. The property encompasses 80 square miles of diverse terrains, flora, fauna, and important watersheds and creeks. N3 has been a working cattle ranch for 85 years and offers a rare look at a way of life quickly disappearing. Sprinkled with a dozen rustic cabins, the ranch also hosts one of the most famous, sustainable hunting operations in the state. Its owners are fourth-generation ranchers and are respected members of the ranching community. The ranch is enrolled in the Williamson Act and has no conservation easements.
I worked at the N3 in the early 80's fixing all the "non-cowboy" repairs. It was one of the best jobs I ever had.
Many years ago, I spent some time on N3 as a guest of Art Cherry Jr. His dad Art Cherry Sr. was the manager over N3 and Whitehorse Ranch in Fields OR. Art Sr. was Ted Naftzger's Swordfish boat captain on the Hustler. Over the years I stayed at three of the hunting cabins and drove many miles of the dirt roads.
The N3 Ranch is basically the area surrounding Mines Road out of Livermore. The region is a lot drier than the video is presenting but the ability to only sustain 650 cow-calf pairs pretty much says it all. I only know of two parks along the way Del Valle at the Livermore end and Frank Raines at the Patterson end. There are a few mineral deposits that are being mined on some of the mountainsides but nothing glamorous like gold or silver.
This video is EPICNESS! Really tells it's story and immerses the viewer! SO gooooood
Thank You!! We always appreciate the kind words:)
Keep it in California Hands. Turning it into a state park with campgrounds and stores will pay for itself. Besides our taxpayer money will b used to purchase it. We the people.
jaja no way we arent even from the US and we are buying it
when you hire SAM ELLIOT to do your vid voice over - your very serious
Not Sam Elliot...
I was curious-that last scene: Is that looking south towards mount hamilton in the distance? It looks like thats in Arroyo del Valle Canyon. BTW, I used to hike around in the hills years ago at the ranch at Mendenhall Springs. Back then the Georges' owned it (sixties) and they owned a few sections of land all the way up to Cedar Mountain. It was in the late sixties that Lake Del Valle with park were brand new. thank you
Is it burned to the ground now? How do oaks do in intense fire?
I heard it got burnt up. Does that reduces the price?
Was this a Miller and Lux property originally?
My family used to own part of the N3 ranch but we had to sell it in the 70s
Gov. Newsom just put in his proposed budget to buy this for a state park.
What kind of buyers can afford to buy places like this?
How do you access the hunting in this ranch
Things are not looking good right about now!😢
Damn, I want to borrow this dude's voice for a few weeks and pick up a bunch of hot cougar cowgirls. Giddy up!!
SAM ELLIOT famous cowboy guy
God bless you🙏 💐💐💐💐💐🙏
I wish it will be mine one day.
No conservation easement. Does that mean it can be developed? God, I hope not :-(
The owners will not allow this to be sold to a yahoo thankfully. They are very responsible owners. The state of California is their ultimate buyer or east bay regional park district
What kind of wildlife can live out there?
Optimum habitat for Trophy blacktail deer, tule elk, wild pig, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, ground squirrel, and raccoon. Predators: Coyote, bobcat, grey fox, and mountain lion. More information here: www.californiaoutdoorproperties.com/listing/n3-cattle-company
50,500 Acres = 78 Sq. Miles!
What's N3 mean?
The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission could purchase it.
Real life Yellowstone Ranch.
How can one access the hunting grounds on this property?
Buy It!!
There's a private club as I remember.
@@johnchamorro1 oh, how I wish I could afford this land. It's amazing seeing how much beauty is just in my own backyard.
@@seans158 Yep, Everytime I drive to town I drive right through the middle of it. When I worked there I had the oppurtunity to drive from Headquarters at the north end all the way to the southern boundaries and them out onto hwy.130. Beautiful country.
Talk to Ken
$68M...
Why are there so many inholdings (I count at least six)? This means you have to provide an easement, so there goes your privacy. Henry Coe State Park has a few, and it's disconcerting backpacking/biking the backcountry and running into a disgruntled inholding inhabitant on his way to his 100 square-foot parcel. You expect a modern ranger truck to come around the corner, not a 1945 Willy's MB without a license plate.
own land - not own land there's a lot of difference . Some body must want to be in that State. It is hard to believe how much open land there is . Gittin' crowded ...
True, but there are also private roads. And I doubt you would ever even see your "neighbors".
3 great ranches come on the market in just a week.....hmmm
Help me read between the lines.....
Cali Fornia Patriot Wish I could. And I was off...its 5 in the last 2 weeks, 8 in the last month, that are significant properties. I know there are cycles in real estate, and maybe it's all just coincidental retirement of one generation, and the next not wanting the responsibility.
However, I think everybody is on alert for "something", and I have been busy scaling back our possessions and lightening our life. I suppose many feel that with Newsome following Brown, California will continue its downward spiral of increased taxation through fees, skyrocketing inflation of consumables, moral degradation, and more & more government control.
My guess is that people see the handwriting on the wall for California, and are trying to get ahead of it. Just my opinion though; I could be completely wrong and California may be heading into a new golden age.
Your thoughts?
Millionaires cashing out while they can. LuLz
@@tomsinclair1264 I agree.
I have been seeing the death of the silicon valley/ bay area housing market coming for a long time now.
It does seem apparent that there cannot be much more demand for this California market with increased regulation and depreciating moral standards.
I believe part of this an attack on the American real Estate market by offshore Chinese Real Estate Agencies to drive property values so high that it causes massive socioeconomic issues.
I believe a larger portion to be part of the degradation of influence the silicon valley has over the masses.
They are no longer, ( just like tv and radio) able to exist off of adds without the customer/ client base to view those adds.
GoOgles parents company and many other tech/ media giants are posting record losses/ right offs.
I think there is something coming for sure.
But again, could be wrong.
lol
@@tomsinclair1264 what do think exactly is going to happen? I am just curious since im from the city/L.A and O.C but not a supporter of any liberal agenda.
...."and never leaving your own ranch" (lol : )
I just hope they don't sell out to China. They already own too much of this nation.
Wish it could be turned into a safari park for endangered species like the one in San Diego
73million
That is a steal for this "once in a lifetime" property. It's probably worth 5 or 10 times that (realistically).
That's just the taxes.
Please keep it out of the hands of foreign oligarchs and kleptocrats! Anyone can accumulate the money - I hope there is a thorough vetting process.
I am excited that this ranch MAY have chance to become next California state park so that we can visit,
instead of just watching yutube video. However, COVID-19 comes in at the wrong time and California can
only afford $5 millions at this time. Hopefully, some rich people or bay area rich high-tech CEOs can step in
to help California government to buy this land or shared among Ca government and private investors.
Thanks for having us posted for any potential good news!
Please make this public lands.