Parcel 1 - 9,488± Acres
This block is located in the southeast section of the Ranch with Malheur National Forest along its eastern boundary. There are steep north-facing slopes and four creeks on the property including the headwaters of Board and Donaldson Creeks. This parcel provides some of the best elk and big game hunting on the Ranch. There is an excellent location for a private retreat or base camp at the merger of Cottonwood, Squaw and Board Creeks at "Woodpecker Meadows,” in the northern section of the block. There is only one BLM in-holding and the primary access to the property is USFS Road 3955 from Malheur National Forest, or private easement along Cottonwood Creek.

Parcel 2 - 14,809± Acres
This is the largest block and is located in the southwest portion of the Ranch. It contains the peak of Rudio Mountain and the headwaters of Rudio, Cougar and Johnson Creeks. The property has BLM ownership along the western boundary and an estimated 30% to 40% of the land is primarily ridgetop with numerous springs and stock ponds that make it excellent summer grazing for cattle.

The timber stands on Parcel 2 are well-stocked and there is an extensive logging road system. An outfitter hunting camp has been located near McGarr Meadows and is not part of the sale. The improvements will be removed prior to the close of escrow. There is an excellent location for development of a hunting lodge or retreat with barn and other outbuildings. Coke Springs is located in the middle of the property. The primary access is from Franks Creek Road and Dick Creek Road.

Parcel 3 - 11,039± Acres
This block is located in the northwest section of Rudio Mountain Ranch and contains Miller Flats and the headwaters of Gilmore, Camp, Straight, and Shirttail Creeks. The western boundary overlooks Rudio Canyon and Rudio Creek is located in the southwest portion of this parcel. An estimated 30% of the land is ridgetop, with the balance being moderate to steep topography with good hunting and well-stocked stands of timber. There are a number of springs and stock ponds which contribute to its value for grazing cattle and hunting. Primary access is from Dick Creek and Erickson Roads in the southern boundary and an easement through a private ranch to the northeast.

Parcel 4 - 1927± Acres
This is the smallest block of the Rudio Mountain Ranch ownership and is not contiguous to the main ownership, with BLM and a private ranch as adjoining owners. Rudio Canyon and Rudio Creek are to the east, with good access from Holmes Creek Road to the southwest portion of this parcel. The property is mostly a ridgetop area and contains both the Lost Fork and Burnt Corral Creek drainages with stock ponds and springs. There are well-stocked stands of timber and several locations suitable for development of a ranch home and outbuildings.