About Sports Afield Trophy Properties
Sports Afield Trophy Properties succeeds Cabela’s Trophy Properties, which began in 2004 as a national listing service for countryside properties.
Like its predecessor, Sports Afield Trophy Properties fills an important void in this particular niche of the real estate market, and it is the original and only trophy property program. Its mission is to connect buyers and sellers of countryside real estate with the brokers in our network.
The SATP network is composed of experienced brokers who are rural real estate specialists and who live, breathe, and understand land, nature, farming, woodland, forest, and outdoor recreational real estate.
Property Type(s):
- Rural
- Farms & Land
- Nature
- Woodland
- Forest
- Outdoor Recreational
CEO:
Ludo Wurfbain founded Safari Press, a book-publishing company, in 1983. In 2002, he expanded his ventures by acquiring Sports Afield magazine. Later, in 2014, he added Cabelas Trophy Properties to his portfolio, now known as Sports Afield Trophy Properties.
Arriving in the USA in 1979, Ludo pursued his education at Marshall Business School, University of Southern California. He is married to Dr. Jacque Neufeld, originally from Cincinnati, and they are proud parents to their son, Rory.
Outside of his professional pursuits, Ludo finds joy in activities such as downhill skiing, hunting, and spectating motorcycle road racing.
About Sports Afield Trophy Properties
Mirr Ranch Group is the premier ranch real estate firm in the American West and Patagonia. Mirr Ranch provides the comprehensive services typical of larger firms while retaining the personalized touch of a small-town brokerage. Their extensive expertise in legacy ranches and sporting properties focuses on conservation values and includes all facets of ranching—from water rights to hunting tags, ranch management to conservation easements.
Mirr Ranch view’s selling landscapes akin to dealing in fine art, requiring nuanced understanding, specialized skills, and targeted marketing to engage sophisticated, ultra-high-net-worth buyers.
Their team comprises MBAs, marketers, wildlife biologists, outfitters, ranch managers, skilled negotiators from national conservation groups, and PR specialists, all possessing exceptional communication and negotiation skills. This unique blend of expertise allows Mirr Ranch to effectively connect qualified buyers with extraordinary landscapes and prime conservation and sporting properties.
Efforts go beyond transactions; Mirr Ranch is dedicated to keeping working ranches operational, preserving the nation’s scenic vistas, and maintaining connectivity between private and public lands to enhance broader landscapes and wildlife habitats. Mirr Ranch is committed to understanding the unique attributes and complexities of its listings and promoting the ecological values such as water, soils, fisheries, and wildlife habitats that sustain these remarkable landscapes.
Property Type(s):
- Rural
- Farms & Land
- Nature
- Woodland
- Forest
- Outdoor Recreational
CEO:
Ludo Wurfbain founded Safari Press, a book-publishing company, in 1983. In 2002, he expanded his ventures by acquiring Sports Afield magazine. Later, in 2014, he added Cabelas Trophy Properties to his portfolio, now known as Sports Afield Trophy Properties.
Arriving in the USA in 1979, Ludo pursued his education at Marshall Business School, University of Southern California. He is married to Dr. Jacque Neufeld, originally from Cincinnati, and they are proud parents to their son, Rory.
Outside of his professional pursuits, Ludo finds joy in activities such as downhill skiing, hunting, and spectating motorcycle road racing.
