2144 County Road 500, Saratoga, WY 82331

A scenic, recreational paradise just outside of Saratoga, Sunbreak Basin Ranch offers excellent hunting, 3 miles of small creek fishing, and national forest adjacency, while offering the possibility of income from cattle grazing and development of the ranch's gravel reserves. The deeded lands consist of two parcels totaling 779 acres characterized primarily by rolling, sage-covered hills, with roughly 70 acres of timbered ground and subirrigated meadows between the two along the North Fork of Savery Creek and Mill Creek. These waterways provide more than three miles of combined creek frontage, enhancing both aesthetic appeal and wildlife habitat. Notable attributes of the property include Forest Service adjacency, landowner hunting tags, reliable water resources, and a high degree of privacy, all of which contribute to its value as a recreational, agricultural, or legacy holding. Featuring: 2,979 +/- total acres 27 miles to Saratoga 3 Miles of year-round live water, providing excellent small creek fishing and a water source for grazing Land owner tag opportunities for elk, antelope, and deer, with habitat on the property and in adjacent public land Adjacent to Medicine Bow National Forest (1,090,000 acres) Speculative opportunity for future development in the area for substantial gravel reserves Improvements 872 sq ft hunting cabin (awaits next owner's improvements) Location The Property is situated in Carbon County, approximately 25 miles west of Saratoga and 95 miles north of Craig. It occupies a premier position at the northern end of the Sierra Madre Range, fronting Highway 401 just south of Jack Creek Road. Hunting Antelope: Hunting Unit 15 2 landowner permits, Antelope numbers in Unit 15 are solid, with a few trophy-caliber bucks harvested each year. Unit 15 is known for solid pronghorn numbers in classic Wyoming habitats, including rolling sagebrush basins, open grasslands, and rimrock benches and foothills. These landscapes provide excellent visibility and stalkable terrain, ideal for antelope hunting, all of which are within the ranch's deeded and leased land. Deer: Hunting Unit 82 Area 82 is part of the Sierra Madre mule deer herd migration system. Typical patterns can include summer months at higher elevations of the Sierra Madre and Medicine Bow National Forest, with fall and winter months moving into sagebrush basins and ranchlands around Saratoga and Encampment Because of this migration, large numbers of deer can concentrate on private ranches in the valley during the late season. Elk: Hunting Unit 21 It is known for healthy elk populations and consistent hunting opportunities. The key reasons are large blocks of national forest habitat in the Medicine Bow National Forest, extensive summer range in high timber and parks, and elk migrating to lower private ranchlands in the Platte Valley during winter Because of this migration pattern, the unit can hold large numbers of elk during parts of the season Fishing 2.75 miles of the North Fork of Savery Creek 0.25 miles of Mill Creek 1 acre Twin Groves Reservoir Several ponds