Live and online June 18, 2022. Auction begins 11:07 a.m.
Antique & collectible gun auction! Lever-action rifles include Winchester Model 1873, Winchester Model 1886, Winchester Model 1894 (very early date of manufacture), and Marlin lever-action rifles. Shotguns are mostly very old side-by-side double-barreled guns, many Damascus barrels, some pinfire, some muzzleloaders, many hammer guns. Makers include Charles Daly, A.H. Fox, Parker, LeFever, and more. Several mid-1800's guns from makers such as Frank Wesson and Browning are present as well. Two Charles Daly German import Drillings (triple-barreled) guns are present, with a nice crisp locking action, side-by-side 16-gauge barrels on top, and a rifle barrel of undetermined caliber below. A good quantity of collectible ammunition is also offered, including quite a few rounds of .30-30 Winchester, .45-70, and .38-55.

Bidding is online only. Bidding will close at 4:00 PM MDT with a 5-minute soft close.
The Black Canyon Ranch is a 200-acre multiple-use income property with a large home, irrigated hayfields, 60x80 metal shop building, 42x100 hay barn, modular home, and two large poultry barns dedicated for pasture-raised egg production. The property has horse training facilities including an arena, horse pastures, and run-in shelters, and is located near the beautiful Black Canyon in Western Colorado. The property is offered in 3 configurations: Parcel 1 contains the two chicken barns comprising 56,000 square feet of automated egg-laying barns + 120 acres of irrigated hayfields with high fence surrounding the pasture. Parcel 2 has the home, metal shop building, hay storage, and modular home on 80 acres; and Parcel 3 is the entire package of 200 acres, irrigation rights, and all improvements.

10:07 AM - 3:00 PM
Paonia Farm Auction 40321 Stewart Mesa Road June 11, 2022 Starts at 10:07AM

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THE POWELL MESA SPRING FARM AUCTION Brought to you by United Country Colorado Brokers & Auctioneers, we're starting the auction season with a fun sale and lots of high-quality items! Woodworkers and hobby farmers, pay attention! There are many woodworking tools, including quality power hand tools, mechanic's tools, power woodshop tools, and many hobby farm items. Inventory includes: John Deere 3032e 32-hp garden tractor with bucket; 1997 Polaris Sportsman 500 ATV; 2006 Ford F250 flatbed, gas engine, 130K miles; several brand-new or near-new DR power tools, including brush cutter, chipper, and weed trimmer; horse tack; ATV spray tank; horse feeder & water tank; air compressors; shop-grade table saw, jointer, sander, drill press, and lathe; shotgun and rifle ammo; LadySmith .357 revolver; Ithaca Mod 37 12-gauge shotgun; Ruger Red Label 20-gauge shotgun; Smith & Wesson Model 41 .22 target pistol with 2 barrels; misc implements, including 3-row Mormon creaser; 2 modern but antique-looking carriages.

LAND AUCTION!-- ONLINE ONLY! AUCTION WILL CONCLUDE AT 2:00PM MST ON 12/04/2020 CLOSING WILL CONCLUDE BY 12/31/2020 Granby, Colorado Development Land to be Sold at Auction 60 acres of prime land with development approvals in place Those people who are knowledgeable about prime Colorado real estate know about Granby, a small mountain town with an excellent location between Rocky Mountain National Park and Winter Park ski resort. Granby has always been known as a vacation destination for Denver visitors, but recently it has gained a wider reputation as a prime location for summer homes, golf properties, vacation homes, and cabin retreats. Development land with prime location at the south end of town—adjacent to major grocery chain, part of golf course community For sale is a 60-acre parcel that is beautifully situated adjacent to the major grocery store that serves Granby. City Market is a chain that is part of the powerhouse Kroger grocery store chain, with 38 stores across Colorado. Situated on the south side of town, the Granby store is one of the larger stores in the state. Recently constructed, the store has a fuel center and pharmacy. The development parcel for sale is located just to the south of this City Market store and adjacent shopping center. US Highway 40, a major artery across northern Colorado, is just to the east of the property. The property is an unbuilt phase of a golf course neighborhood, Grand Elk Ranch & Club, just to the north. Development land with design sketch, utilities, and access roads This parcel has been annexed into the Town of Granby city limits and has gone through the preliminary plan subdivision review process as part of the larger Grand Elk golf course development. The property is part of the existing Grand Elk Ranch & Club golf course development to the north. The development documents (HOA regs, covenants, surveys, etc.) are available by request. The original plan was for 60 single-family residential units plus 60 multi-family units on the 60-acre parcel, along with 12 acres of open space. The Town of Granby has agreed to serve the property with municipal water and sewer service. Land auction of mountain development ground—Grand Elk Ranch & Club golf course community. The property will be offered in an online land auction in early December, 2020. Buyers are advised that the inspection period for the property is PRIOR TO the auction. A title report has been prepared and will be accessible to buyers. Bidders must submit proof of funds that they are capable of purchasing at auction. Once the gavel falls on the sale of the property, the winning bidder must submit a 10% non-refundable earnest money deposit and closing must occur within 30 days.

July 13th, 2019 9:07a.m
Stephen Douglas Estate Auction July 13th, 2019 9:07a.m. 2071 County Road 112 Carbondale, CO 81623 Auction Preview: July 12th, 2019 10:00a.m to 7:00p.m

Auction to be held on December 15, 2018! Auction will start at 10:00 a.m.
BIG BOY CHRISTMAS AUCTION! Auction Starts at 10:00 a.m.! Classic American guns from Winchester, Remington, Ruger, Stevens, Savage, LC Smith, Ithaca, Smith & Wesson, Colt, and more! Lots of pump shotguns, including several Model 97 and Model 12 Winchesters; 870 Remingtons; side-by-side Stevens and Remington; beautiful trap and skeet guns; Savage Model 99; safari rifles, including .416 Rigby and .458 Lott; and lots of pistols, including a Colt Python and 9 Ruger Blackhawks. Classic Western art, beautiful paintings. Cowboy hats and brand-new cowboy boots. 10 different reloading presses, dies, and volumes of powder, bullets, brass, and lead; collectible duck decoys; saddles & tack, including 17” Colorado Saddlery mountain saddle & 3 different McClellan cavalry saddles, brand-new packsaddle with panniers; classic sporting books from famous authors (many signed) such as Jack O’Connor, Robert Ruark, Teddy Roosevelt, Elmer Keith, Michael McIntosh, and many others; lots of CD’s and DVD’s.

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BRAND NEW IN PACKAGING—120 x 127 OLYMPIA METAL BUILDING, 15,240 SQUARE FEET; INDOOR RIDING ARENA, STORAGE, DRYING BUILDING Here’s your chance to make a great buy on a brand-new Olympia metal building—delivered to the building site but never erected. The building is 15,240 square feet, 120 x 127, with 12-foot walls and a 22’10” peak at the roof. Since this building was purchased new for $150,000, the price of steel has risen 125%. The seller warrants that the building was unloaded in excellent condition with no damage. Doors and insulation have been stored inside a shop building. The seller will load the building onto trucks for the new buyer. Price is FOB Cedar City, Utah. We will help arrange shipping (two trucks were required to originally ship the building) and the buyer pays shipping. Call auctioneer Gary Hubbell with any additional questions, (970) 872-3322. Features of the building: 12 skylights cream siding and roof with brown trim 75 x 120 free span for indoor arena or work area (1) 12 x 16 rollup door (6) 8 x 10 rollup doors (3) man doors ultra-thin high-efficiency insulation for ceiling Design loading: 20 PSF live load 30 PSF roof snow load 1.2 thermal factor 1.0 snow exposure 90 MPH wind load 22 PSF dead load 1 PSF collateral load

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BRAND NEW IN PACKAGING—120 x 127 OLYMPIA METAL BUILDING, 15,240 SQUARE FEET; INDOOR RIDING ARENA, STORAGE, DRYING BUILDING Here’s your chance to make a great buy on a brand-new Olympia metal building—delivered to the building site but never erected. The building is 15,240 square feet, 120 x 127, with 12-foot walls and a 22’10” peak at the roof. Since this building was purchased new for $150,000, the price of steel has risen 125%. The seller warrants that the building was unloaded in excellent condition with no damage. Doors and insulation have been stored inside a shop building. The seller will load the building onto trucks for the new buyer. Price is FOB Cedar City, Utah. We will help arrange shipping (two trucks were required to originally ship the building) and the buyer pays shipping. Call auctioneer Gary Hubbell with any additional questions, (970) 872-3322. Features of the building: 12 skylights cream siding and roof with brown trim 75 x 120 free span for indoor arena or work area (1) 12 x 16 rollup door (6) 8 x 10 rollup doors (3) man doors ultra-thin high-efficiency insulation for ceiling Design loading: 20 PSF live load 30 PSF roof snow load 1.2 thermal factor 1.0 snow exposure 90 MPH wind load 22 PSF dead load 1 PSF collateral load

Live Only - 9 AM
Emory Townsend Estate Auction Saturday, May 19, 9 AM 12906 3100 RD, Hotchkiss CO 1989 32' Winebago Chieftain, 30,518 Miles Polaris Sportsman 400 ATV 2012 Polaris Rzr side-by-side ATV 2006 Kia Sorrento, 124,222 miles 1997 Ford F-250 4WD 190,370 miles Craftsman riding lawnmower Ford 600 single-axle dump truck Coleman 5000 ER Generator 1974 4-Horse stock trailer Horse tack, Acetylene torch, 30-Gal 2hp air compressor, Household items, Tools, Farm Implements, Furnishings, 5 Year old palomino gelding, and more!

9:07 AM MDT
Moving sale for Steve Wall and Janet Leroy. Lots of hand tools and power tools, farm tools, 2 smaller tractors. Heavy-duty power cords, Western Horseman magazines, jackstands, floor jacks, small anvil, air compressor, welding chaps, 3-point blade, old sickle mower, snowplow blade, riding lawnmowers, almost new Craftsman wood chipper, acetylene bottles & torches, small welder, battery testers, welding clamps, tripod pipe stand, chain binders, ATV ramps, trouble lights, bench grinder, hobby table saw, scroll saw, bandsaw, drill press, metal cut-off saw, dinnerware, heat/massage recliner, full size bed, misc. horse tack, pie cabinet, decor collectibles (lots of chicken and rooster figurines), shop cabinets, vintage cedar chest, kitchen items, home-built motorhome on 1957 REO chassis with massive 903-cubic-inch Cummins V8 diesel engine and Allison transmission. AND MORE!

Internet only. Soft close--auction will be extended for 5 minutes after each bid until bidding stops.
The Plute Bull, formerly the World Record Typical Bull Elk as scored by Boone & Crockett and one of the most famous big game trophies ever taken, is being offered in an on-line only auction. Other antiques & collectibles from the turn-of-the-century Crested Butte mining era are offered as well, including a wooden nickel slot machine, a roulette table, antique cash register, Mosler safe, bartop slot machine, and original machine to manufacture and bottle soda pop. In 1899, coal miner John Plute rode into the mountains surrounding Crested Butte, Colorado, and went hunting. In that era, there were still no game laws in effect in Colorado, and game herds were dwindling, as mining towns dotted the high country terrain and meat was needed. In his 30's at the time, John Plute was an immigrant from Slovenia and lived in a boarding house above a bar in Crested Butte. He helped pay his room & board by supplying the boarding house with meat. He returned with packhorses loaded with elk meat, and told the boys at the bar that he had shot a really big one. No one believed him, so he rode back into the high country and packed out the antlers that he had left behind. He told his friends that he had shot the elk in Dark Canyon, a rugged, narrow canyon below Horse Ranch Park and Anthracite Basin north and west of Crested Butte. History was made. Plute was a bachelor, and was riding home from a night of partying at the ranch which is now the ski lift base area at Mount Crested Butte. He was riding a rank horse that pitched him into a pile of rocks, and he was found the next morning with a bad head injury. He died two days later with no heirs. The antlers became the possession of John Rozick, the owner of the boarding house and saloon, who passed the antlers on to his step-son, Ed Rozman, who was coincidentally born just after John Plute died in 1922. In the 1960's, a friend encouraged Ed to have the antlers measured, and sure enough, they became the new World Record American Elk (Wapiti), and held that place in the record books for over 40 years. The trophy has been in the possession of the Rozick-Rozman family the entire time since John Plute's death, though Ed has allowed it to be displayed in various places. It currently hangs at the Crested Butte Visitor's Center, where they provide safekeeping and pay Ed $100 a month to rent it as a tourist attraction. The trophy is indeed massive: 7 points on one side and 8 on the other, with a gross score of 459 7/8" and a net score of 442 3/8" after deductions. The antlers are beautifully symmetrical, with the brow tines an astonishing 20 5/8" long and massively thick. Not only is the shoulder elk mount a tremendous big game trophy, it has a historical provenance like few other items. It is a reminder of the glory days of western mining, the vast herds of big game that once populated the Rocky Mountains, and a time when a hunter didn't even bother to pack out a set of massive antlers because the meat was more important. In an era where trophy animals are closely watched and possibly supplemented with minerals, this is the trophy of wild herds and the Great American West. Wyatt Earp, Teddy Roosevelt, Calamity Jane, Wild Bill Cody, and Pat Garrett were all alive and well when the Plute Bull elk was killed, and it's not impossible that one of them would have played a hand of roulette or dropped a nickel in the slot machine in John Rozick's bar in Crested Butte. This is the serious collector's chance to own a once-in-a-millennium trophy and historical artifact of truly majestic proportions.

Auction will begin on 7/15/2016 and will conclude on 9/14/2016, online bidding ONLY. The auction will conclude with a "soft close"--bidders will have three minutes to respond to the last bid. If another bid comes in, the auction close will be extended by another three minutes.
COLORADO TROPHY ELK HUNTING RANCH AT ABSOLUTE AUCTION! The Blue Mountain Ranch, a 1,298-acre +/- Northwest Colorado hunting and cattle ranch, will be offered at absolute auction in a no-reserve online auction no later than September 14, 2016. The ranch is bordered by Dinosaur National Monument and is located in famous Game Management Unit 10, known for trophy world-class bull elk. The ranch can support up to 65 pairs of cattle for summer grazing, and also sells with an adjacent BLM grazing permit. SCENIC NORTHWEST COLORADO RANCH BORDERS DINOSAUR NATIONAL MONUMENT The Blue Mountain Ranch has an absolutely unique geographical setting with easy access. Situated just south of Dinosaur National Monument, the ranch covers both sides of a high ridge that overlooks miles and miles of spectacular Colorado vistas. Though it has cattle grazing that can accommodate up to 65 pairs of cattle, it is known as especially good elk, deer, and antelope habitat, with the emphasis on elk. The upper elevation of the ranch is 8,249 feet, which is ideal for trophy elk. The terrain is a mixture of ridges and valleys, with developed stock ponds providing water for livestock and game. Vegetation is sage, grassy open meadows, some pinyon and juniper, and a small grove of aspens at the top of the property. 1,298 ACRES IN 5 DIFFERENT PARCELS-COLORADO CATTLE RANCH WITH BLM GRAZING LEASE Many people know Dinosaur National Monument for the visitor's center with petrified dinosaur skeletons encased in sandstone, known as the "Wall of Bones." That location is actually in Utah, on the west end of Dinosaur National Monument, several miles west of the confluence of the Green and Yampah rivers, and hot and dry at only 4,866 feet in elevation. This ranch is near the center of Dinosaur National Monument, on the north end of a wide plateau that overlooks the confluence of the two rivers. It is a dramatic setting with breathtaking scenery. The entry to the center of the park is known as the Canyon Visitor Center, just a couple of miles east of the town of Dinosaur, Colorado, on US Highway 40. From the Canyon Visitor Center, you drive 15 miles north on the Harper's Corner Highway, a paved road that is maintained by the Park Service, to the property on the right. The ranch is comprised of 5 separate parcels. The South Parcel is 4 contiguous parcels of 854 acres, 40 acres, 32 acres, and 33.4 acres, to be found on the east side of the Harper's Corner Highway, a paved road maintained by the National Park Service. The north parcel is 337.4 acres that borders the Canyon Overlook of Dinosaur National Monument. The terrain is good for summer cattle grazing, and with the neighboring BLM grazing lease, it can support up to 65 pairs from June through early October. The owners have developed a series of stock ponds that provide water for livestock and game, and the ponds have been filed on and adjudicated with the Colorado Department of Water Resources. OUTSTANDING COLORADO ELK HUNTING PROPERTY WITH HUGE TROPHY BULL ELK in GAME MANAGEMENT UNIT 10 Elk hunting on the Blue Mountain Ranch is outstanding. Colorado GMU 10 is known as perhaps the very best unit in the state to harvest a trophy bull, with hunters waiting up to 20 years or more to draw a tag. This ranch has landowner preference points so that the owners occasionally get the coveted tags, which sell for up to $25,000 each. Hunters have historically harvested monster elk on the ranch, with bulls taken on the ranch scoring up to 386. There is also a good population of mule deer on the property, with nice bucks seen fairly frequently. Both cow elk and mule deer does like to bear their young on the ranch, so it has high value as wildlife habitat. In addition to elk and deer, the property has good populations of sage grouse, blue grouse, raptors, predators, and also the occasional antelope. EXCELLENT CANDIDATE FOR A CONSERVATION EASEMENT PROPERTY Because the ranch borders Dinosaur National Monument and also has very high wildlife values in a trophy elk unit, it is an ideal candidate for a conservation easement, whereby the existing uses of grazing and hunting would be protected, but future development into cabin sites would be limited. This is a serious financial play that can gain many advantages to the right owner who understands the value of a good conservation easement-both cash payments and tax incentives can be involved.

Saturday, July 23, 2016 9:07 AM
Ed and Roger Rozman are moving to Grand Junction and we are hosting an auction at their farm at 39231 Stewart Mesa Road, Paonia, CO 81428 at 9:07 AM Saturday, July 23, 2016. Because there is no internet hookup at the house, THIS IS A LIVE AUCTION ONLY. IT WILL NOT BE AN ONLINE OR SIMULCAST AUCTION. Some of the items include: Hoosier cabinet, High Quality 3 ton engine hoist, 750 pound engine stand, grandfather clock, Sunbeam Grill, Duane gas BBQ grill, wagon wheels, electric fence posts, heaters, fans, humidifier, shop vacs, rare John Deere 435 tractor with Detroit GM 2-53 diesel, peanut butter maker machine, collector jars and bottles, ladders, sawhorses, wheelbarrows, shop light, Montgomery ward 85000 btu heater, lots of tools, chainsaws, sprinklers, paint power roller, butter churns, planters, bed frames, shower chair, commode, walkers, craftsman router and router table, black and Decker bench grinder, dining sets, house plants, White Co treadle sewing machine, couches, love seats, and recliners, antique violin, Amana deep freezer, antique whirlpool washer and dryer, roll top desk, and much much more! Directions--from Paonia, southwest on Matthews Lane and then left on Crawford Road, then right on Stewart Mesa Road, three properties down on the right. You'll see our auction signs. Auctioneer Gary Hubbell, United Country Colorado Brokers & Auctioneers, (970) 872-3322

June 7, 2016 10:07 AM promptly
Construction equipment, heavy equipment, backhoes, trackhoe, semi tractors, belly dump trailers, bumper pull and gooseneck trailers, skid steer attachments, and 6 Dodge diesel dually flat-bed 4x4 pickups, as well as 1 2015 GMC Sierra 2500 series 4x4 long-bed Duramax pickup with low miles. There are several "big boys' toys" as well-- Polaris Ranger, Paul Yaffee custom built Harley-Davidson, toy hauler RV, several high-quality guns (some never fired) and lots of quality tools, including pipe threader machines, cable cutter (new in box), 1/2" Milwaukee hammer drill (new in box), jack stands, vehicle jacks, deep cut portable bandsaw, power cutoff saw, chains and ratchet binders to tie down heavy loads, lots more. Buyer's premium of 10% will be charged.

November 14, 2015, starting at 10:07 a.m. MDT. Cars will be auctioned starting at 11:30 AM MDT 11/14/2015.
Collectible classic cars to be auctioned on November 14, 2015, at Zack's BBQ party pavilion, 721 E Bridge Street, Hotchkiss, CO 81419. Cars include a 1966 Ford Mustang Fastback GT; 1936 Series 60 Cadillac 2-door coupe street rod; 1954 Chevy Delivery Wagon street rod; 1931 Chevy 4-door sedan in original condition, a super restoration project; 1929 Mercedes Roadster replica kit car; 2006 E350 Ford van; 2006 20-foot car hauler trailer, used once; and 1954 23-foot Chris Craft runabout with its original trailer. Collectible RC Cola machine, ice cream freezer, sausage stuffer, more. Visit www.aspenranchrealestate.com for complete auction inventory. Qualified bidders may register online and bid online, in person, or by phone. Call auctioneer Gary Hubbell at 970 872 3322 for more information.