elk. Wapiti Ranch—named for the Native American word for elk—has earned a reputation for exceptional big-game hunting, shaped by remote terrain, deep privacy, and abundant wildlife. Its 3.2-mile boundary with the Mescalero Apache Reservation places it alongside a premier hunting region, reinforcing a sense of corridor-driven exclusivity and a setting built for serious outdoorsmen.
Wapiti Ranch | $19,250,000 (Sold)
Paul Taylor
Paul Taylor
Set in historic Lincoln County, New Mexico, Wapiti Ranch takes its name from the Native American word for elk—and the landscape delivers on that promise with some of the best elk hunting experiences in the Southwest. A rugged setting and abundant wildlife shape daily life here, where the emphasis is on time outdoors and the kind of quiet that comes with wide-open country. The ranch shares a 3.2-mile border with the renowned Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation, widely considered one of the state’s premier big game hunting regions, adding a distinctive sense of place and an uncommon point of proximity for serious hunters. With exclusive access and a reputation built around game and terrain, Wapiti Ranch reads less like a getaway and more like a long-term relationship with the land.
Size: 8,000 ACRES MOL
Price: $19,250,000 (Sold)
- Contact:
- Paul Taylor, Ranchline, 575.420.5585
