Beginning at a common boundary with the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest at elevations slightly above 5,000 feet, the Cottonwood Creek offering descends southerly over rolling native grasslands dominated by spectacular mountain scenery and panoramic views of the Burnt River Valley below. This rare... more 4,346 acre Eastern Oregon opportunity continues into several heavily timbered valleys sheltering two small mountain streams providing excellent summer livestock pasture and exceptional wildlife habitat. Big game populations include Rocky Mountain Elk, Mule Deer, Pronghorn Antelope, Cougar and Black Bear. California Quail, Chukars and Turkey frequent the property as do a variety of Raptors silently stalking their prey from the thermal breezes above. Ducks and Geese can be found on either of the two ponds on the property or at Beaverdam Pond on the adjacent BLM land.