FOWL PLAY RANCH - GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON - Video

RANCH FOR SALE
https://www.haydenoutdoors.com/land-for-sale/fowl-play-ranch/

450 acres, Multiple income-producing Estate. Very Unique opportunity. This property boasts a beautiful rambler-style home, an inground swimming pool, and a newer hot tub, all set on a nicely landscaped yard. Also included are two large metal buildings over 2,000 sq. ft. with ample storage for all your toys and gear. 140 acres are irrigated with two pivots and wheel lines, producing hay and alfalfa, multiple cuttings per season.
Land
450 acres with approximately 140 acres irrigated with 2 pivots and 2 wheel lines. 300 acres consists of range ground and wetlands with numerous ponds bordering Crab Creek which is know for being the longest creek in North America.

Grant County boasts some of the best upland bird and migratory waterfowl hunting in the country. We are eastern Washington’s top duck producer and the state’s top goose-hunting spot!

Improvements
The 2280 sq ft rambler features 4 bedrooms with 2 baths with a fenced back yard and an in ground pool. There are 2 shops with plenty of room for parking your cars, toys or equipment. The ranch is near all the amenities Moses Lake has to offer including being a short distance from the Grant County International Airport.

Recreation
Spring Festival (Memorial Day weekend)
Moses Lake Water Sports Festival (June) (first held in June 2008)
Lion’s Field, located Downtown near Frontier Middle School, was remodeled after a voter-approved levy. FieldTurf was installed and the first game held on the new turf was a soccer game between the Moses Lake Chiefs and the Wenatchee Panthers. The Football team opened the completed stadium on September 12, 2008.
Brews and Tunes (First held in February 2018)
Moses Lake Sand Dunes are open year-round to 4×4 and ORV enthusiasts. The Sand Dunes bring people from all over the world to play in the sand
With our abundance of sunshine, golfing is available almost year-round! There are a variety of fine courses here designed for players of every skill level.

The annual average precipitation at Moses Lake is 7.69 inches (195 mm). Although rainfall is fairly evenly distributed throughout the year, it is not unusual in mid-summer for a month or six weeks to pass without any measurable rainfall.[17] The wettest month is December with an average rainfall of 1.19 inches (30 mm).

Location
Moses Lake is bisected by two major highways that bypass the city center: Interstate 90 and State Route 17. State Route 171 and Interstate 90 Business serve the city’s downtown, connecting to the two highways

Larson Air Force Base, five miles from the city of Moses Lake, originally was named Moses Lake Army Air Base. It was activated on 24 November 1942 as a World War II training center. Major Donald A. Larson, for whom the base was later renamed, was from Yakima, Washington.

The Secretary of Defense announced on November 19, 1965, that Larson was to be closed by June of the following year. Larson Air Force Base, since renamed Grant County International Airport, is now a world-class heavy jet training and testing facility used by the Boeing Company, the U.S. military and NASA.[27] The airport had hosted Japan’s national carrier, Japan Airlines, from 1968 to 2008 for the training of its pilots, co-pilots, and flight engineers due to lack of runway space at airports in Japan to do touch and goes with jumbo jets.[28] Columbia Pacific Aviation now handles charter passenger service to and from Moses Lake.[29] With 4,700 acres (1,900 ha) and a main runway 13,500 feet (4,110 m) long, it is one of the largest airports in the United States.