jp, I've discovered that a lot of Northeastern N.M. land is
owned by 2 guys. Henry Singleton, who recently died, owned
about 1 million acres, and Ted Turner bought a huge chunk,. I
think that was 600,000 acres or so.
In some of those N.M. areas, it's not a bad idea to take along a
GPS. I was once in an area NW of Santa Fe, on one of those
wooded side roads that soon turned to gravel, and I didn't see a
human again for over 2 hours. I ran into several forks in the
road, and had no idea which one would take me back to
civilization. I finally found my way out with about 2 gallons of
gas left, and about 1/2 hour of daylight.
Where are you finding N.M. land listings?
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