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The Land Bulletin

The Land Bulletin

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Mirr Ranch Group presents The Land Bulletin, where every week we discuss a wide range of topics impacting landowners, ranchers, and future land buyers. For more information on buying and selling ranch real estate, visit: https://www.MirrRanchGroup.com/.

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  • Skijoring Across Colorado: Silverton, Ridgway & Estes Park
    Jan 8 2026

    Skijoring may be one of the most visually striking winter sports in the West, but beyond the speed and spectacle lies a powerful story of community, tradition, and small-town resilience.

    This week, we're exploring skijoring through the lens of three Colorado towns, Silverton, Ridgway, and Estes Park, each offering their own distinct take on the sport. Through conversations with event organizers and longtime participants, Haley breaks down what skijoring is, how it works, and why it has become such an important winter tradition across the state.

    From historic mining streets and volunteer-run nonprofits to high-energy productions and spectator-friendly venues, tune in for a sneak peak into what could be the highligt of your winter season out west. We dig into how skijoring supports local economies, connects ranching and recreation, and keeps Western towns thriving during the winter months.

    Whether you’re discovering skijoring for the first time or already planning your winter race calendar, take a listen to this skijoring round-up to see how Colorado winter communities stick together to create unforgettable events.

    Topics
    [0:00] Introduction to Skijoring
    [1:45] What Skijoring Is and How It Works
    [3:20] Why Skijoring Matters to Western Mountain Towns
    [4:30] Silverton: History, Setting, and Community Roots
    [7:30] Ridgway: Course Design, Competition, and Safety
    [13:45] Estes Park: Accessibility and Spectator Experience
    [22:30] The Future of Skijoring in Colorado
    [25:45] Closing - Happy Skijoring Season

    Links

    Silverton Skijoring

    San Juan Skijoring

    Estes Park Skijoring

    More information on Skijoring

    Need professional help finding, buying or selling a legacy ranch, contact us:

    Mirr Ranch Group

    901 Acoma Street

    Denver, CO 80204

    Phone: (303) 623-4545

    https://www.MirrRanchGroup.com/


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    28 min
  • What's On the Table: Preparing Wild Game (Recast)
    Dec 25 2025

    Happy Holidays from our team to your table. To celebrate the holiday season, we're resharing an oldie but a goodie - how to prepare wild game. We sat down with Mirr Ranch Group brokers to talk about one of our favorite Western traditions of the season. From tried-and-true recipes to personal twists passed down through the years, this episode is a celebration of what they bring to the table, and some of the wild and wonderful stories that come with it.

    Topics

    [0:00] Happy Holidays from the Land Bulletin Podcast

    [1:11] Woody Beardsley's Favorite Duck Recipe

    [6:00] Erik Anderson on Cleaning and Prepping Elk

    [11:16] Jared Souza Cures Meats

    [15:19] Willy Strazza's Big Catch

    [18:03] Harry Woodward's Simple Trout and Duck Recipe

    [20:28] Outro - We Hope You're Hungry!

    Need professional help finding, buying or selling a legacy ranch, contact us:

    Mirr Ranch Group

    901 Acoma Street

    Denver, CO 80204

    Phone: (303) 623-4545

    https://www.MirrRanchGroup.com/


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    21 min
  • 20 Years Out West: Ranch Real Estate in 2025 and Beyond
    Dec 18 2025

    As we wrap up 2025 and Mirr Ranch Group’s 20th year, Haley is joined by MRG founder Ken Mirr for a wide-ranging conversation on where the market stands today, and where it’s headed next.

    With two decades of experience in the rearview mirror, they break down the trends shaping ranch real estate across the West, from who’s buying and what’s driving deals to why costs continue to rise. Ken shares insight into how wealth, stewardship, and land use intersect, why the ranch real estate market remains resilient, and where opportunity may emerge in 2026 and beyond.

    Join us for a special interview as we look back at the lessons learned over the last 20 years, reflect on 2025, and look ahead. We'll explore the future of land ownership and how to navigate the increasingly complex world of ranch real estate.

    And most importantly, from all of us at Mirr Ranch Group, happy holidays!

    Topics

    [0:00] Intro: A Year in Review 2025 Ranch Real Estate

    [4:10] Buyer Evolution & What Still Drives Demand

    [10:30] Traditional Ranchers and Shifting Operations

    [17:20] Conservation & New Income Streams

    [20:50] Why Expertise Matters

    [23:00] Looking Back: Lessons from 20 Years in Ranch Real Estate

    [29:10] Valuation Realities & Pricing Ranches Correctly

    [34:30] Market Stability, Listings & What the Numbers Say

    [38:15] Opportunities Ahead in Ranching

    [42:10] Stewardship, Legacy & The Next Generation

    [47:45] Closing Thoughts: Looking to 2026 & Beyond



    Need professional help finding, buying or selling a legacy ranch, contact us:

    Mirr Ranch Group

    901 Acoma Street

    Denver, CO 80204

    Phone: (303) 623-4545

    https://www.MirrRanchGroup.com/


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    50 min
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