Just outside of the rural farming town of Potter Valley, CA sits the majestic Salt Rock Ranch. This 1694+/- acre private wilderness is known for its quality blacktail deer genetics. The ranch sprawls westerly from its east boundary of Busch Creek until it reaches the northern confines of Redwood Valley. The ranch's habitat is a diverse ecosystem of Douglas Fir stands, Madrone, Pines, Oak Woodlands, and open grassland glades. There are productive springs on the ranch, Busch Creek frontage and seasonal waterways providing nature's most valuable resource: water. The Redwood Complex fire of 2017 burn scarred the eastern lands of the ranch and new tender shoots of regrowth provide an exceptional food source for the wildlife, especially the potential for Boone and Crocket deer. Salt Rock is a prominent landmark on the ranch which provides a 360 degree rewarding vantage. On any given day it's possible to see black bears, wild turkeys, California Quail, and mature pure Columbian blacktail deer. Interior roads run east to west across the lands with logging road spurs bisecting the main road. Views from various high points are breathtaking and one would have a hard time deciding which is a better building site. 13 legal lots run with property.