Sage Creek Ranch is arguably the premier big game hunting property available today. Spanning approximately 8,689 deeded acres in the picturesque southwest corner of Wyoming, it’s located just 5-10 miles southeast of Mountain View in Uinta County. The ranch controls Bureau of Land Management (BLM) grazing leases on an additional 18,000 acres, and it borders the Wasatch National Forest for over 5 miles. Surrounded entirely by public land, the ranch offers a finite setting that ensures a truly endless expanse of recreational acreage with no private land interruptions. Ranch elevations start around 6,600 feet on the lower portion of the ranch to 8,600 feet as you work south towards the Wasatch National Forest boundary. The bordering forest is part of an expansive National Forest complex and the High Uinta Wilderness area. These lands, the largest in southwestern Wyoming and northern Utah, provide remarkable recreational opportunities and wildlife benefits.

The mountainous watershed of Sage Creek is a robust, year-round flowing stream that runs through the heart of the ranch’s upper section for about 8+ miles. It eventually connects with Cottonwood Creek, which flows through the lower portion of the ranch for approximately 3± miles. The upper portions of the Sage Creek basin offer high aesthetic appeal, featuring aspen and pine-covered mountain land.

Fed by runoff from Sage Creek and Cottonwood Creek, the approximately 100-acre private Reed Reservoir offers significant water resources for the ranch. In addition to its vital role in irrigation, the reservoir serves as a fantastic recreational facility, featuring a world-class still water fishery and opportunities for water sports like water skiing and jet skiing.

Sage Creek Ranch offers a rare confluence of natural resources, containing an abundance of water, productive agricultural land, and diverse wildlife set within rolling to rugged topography mixed with open rangeland to riparian creek bottoms and aspen and evergreen-filled high country. The ranch epitomizes the Western lifestyle.