This attractive 3 quarter package of pasture/hayland is located just east of Delaronde Lake near Big River, Saskatchewan.

These grain farmland parcels possess a productive class 3 dark brown soil (Waitville and Swan Plain associations) with a loam to clay loam texture. The 324 acres of arable land is seeded to grass, the remaining 125 acres is native grass, aspen pasture and wetlands.

SW 30-56-6 W3 and NW 30-56-6 W3:
Currently used as a bison pasture, features 5 ft high 6-strand smooth wire perimeter fence and is cross-fenced into 5 paddocks.

Handling System:
The Bison handling system is comprised of a Hi Hog hydraulic squeeze plus 6 -7 foot hi hog pens with a combination of sliding and swing gates to sort groups of 30 bison into the squeeze. A series of gates allow a 5-way sort as animals go through the squeeze. Further out are 5 pens that can hold from 40 to 80 buffalo each. One additional pen/corridor leads from the main system to a feeding area attached to the corral system. This feeding area can hold 200 buffalo.
- Adjacent to the corrals are 2 x 150bu poly hopper bottom feed bins (Buffer Valley Industries) and a storage shed.

Watering system
- One dugout feeds 2 solar-powered watering bowls that are motion activated. This works year-round and is stored in a 8x8 shed.
- A 2nd dugout feeds a small generator/pump system within a 16x16 shed which fills 2 x 150-gallon tanks. This is used for animals held in corral system for sales, treatments, preg checking etc, and can be heated via propane in the winter.
- A 3rd dugout feeds 2 x 1000 gallon tanks which in turn feed a series of 7 x 700-gallon tanks spread over 4 of the 5 paddocks, ranging from 4 acres to 80 acres. The 5th field has access to 1 tank, but has ample natural water. This 3rd system run by a gas-powered water pump and 1-inch line is currently used only in the summer but could be modified for winter supply with minor additions.

SE 31-56-6 W3
Previously hayed, finishing touches are being made on the 8 ft high smooth wire perimeter fence suitable for Elk. The northeast corner of the quarter section has 430 feet frontage on the south end of Straight Bay (approx. 3 miles long x ½ mile wide), with boat access to Delaronde Lake.

Farmland & Price Summary
3 Parcels
447 Title Acres (ISC)

SAMA Information
447 Total Acres
324 Cultivated Acres
114 Native Pasture Acres
9 Wetland/Bush Acres
$370,000 Total Assessed Value
$132,438 Average Assessment per 160 Acres
46.4 Soil Final Rating (Weighted Average)

$500,000 Farmland Price
$1,120 per Total acre (ISC)
$1,543 per cultivated acre (SAMA)
1.35 times the 2017 Assessed Value

$50,000 Buildings and Improvements
$550,000 Total Price

*** Please see a detailed description of each parcel in the attached pdf brochure ***
RM 555 SW 30-56-6 W3, 2017 Assessed Value $124,000, Title acres 128.62, Cultivated acres 94, Final Rating 52.68, Class H
RM 555 NW 30-56-6 W3, 2017 Assessed Value $152,200, Title acres 158.87, Cultivated acres 150, Final Rating 47.68, Class J
RM 555 SE 31-56-6 W3, 2017 Assessed Value $93,800, Title acres 159.08, Cultivated acres 80, Final Rating 36.63, Class L