Pinion Street Sunnyside, UT 84539

13,796+/- deeded acre ranch located about 145 miles southeast of Salt Lake City near Price, Utah. Historic Bruin Point is our backdrop. Scenic points offer dramatic views and the ideal habitat for big game and upland birds. The ranch is operated as a Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit in with the ...Utah DWR. It is professionally managed for elk, mule deer, black bear, and mountain lion, providing hunters with private tags and extended seasons. Rocky Mountain Big Horn Sheep and Turkey can be hunted with resident Utah lifetime licenses if drawn. The Ranch can pasture 100+ cow calf pairs during the summer on productive pastures also attracting big game. Seller has implemented a wildlife habitat and grazing resource improvement program through the Natural Resources Conservation Service. The ranch is accessed with a paved county road connecting to Utah State Highway 6. There are four private-gated entrances to the ranch, with no public access. Interior roads and ATV trails allow good access throughout the property and to the canyon drainages. The closest town to the property is Sunnyside, Utah, a small community of 2,000 residents with a gas station and grocery store. The town was originally developed as a company town by Kaiser Coal Corporation for its workers until its mines closed in 1991. Price, the county seat of Carbon County, with a population of approximately 9,000 is located about 25 miles northwest of the ranch via Utah Highway 6. Price is known as the coal capital of Utah and offers a multitude of coffee shops, restaurants, and several mainstream hotels along with stores for ranching, hunting and fishing supplies. Carbon County's Regional Buck Davis Field (KPUC) is located about 15 minutes from the ranch and has three runways including an 8,000+ ft. main runway, 24-hour Jet A Fuel and potential hanger availability. All information herein was obtained from seller and county records,is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed. Buyer is responsible to verify all. Continue reading