42,939 Acres with Home, Barn, Irrigated, Borders National Forest, Borders State/BLM Land in Sublette County, Pinedale, Wyoming

Temple Peak Ranch is a thriving property that combines productivity and recreational beauty on the western slope of the Wind River Range. A total of 42,939+/- contiguous acres, the ranch consists of 3,610 deeded acres, 39,089 BLM in-common lease acres and 240 State of Wyoming lease acres. This ranch boasts high-quality, efficient facilities for both cattle and horses. Located just below the Wind River Range and overlooked by Temple Peak, the headquarters offer breathtaking views and ample opportunities for outdoor activities. Temple Peak Ranch is not encumbered by any conservation easements. LOCATION Temple Peak Ranch is in northwest Wyoming, 19 miles south of Boulder, 31 miles south of Pinedale and about 110 miles south of Jackson. The property is accessible from WY-353. Nearby airports of varying sizes are in Pinedale, Jackson, and Rock Springs. ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION Temple Peak Ranch consists of 3,610 deeded acres, 39,089 BLM in-common lease acres and 240 State of Wyoming lease acres for a total of 42,939+/- contiguous acres. The ranch is cross fenced into nine pastures for rotational grazing. The fences are four and five-wire barbed wire on wood and steel posts and are in good condition. The elevation of 7,150 to 7,450 feet above sea level provides cooler temperatures. According to the High Plains Regional Climate Center at the University of Nebraska, the average annual precipitation for the Sublette County is approximately 23.4 inches including 51.3 inches of snow fall. The average high temperature in January is 28 degrees, while the low is 1 degree. The average high temperature in July is 79 degrees, while the low is 43 degrees. There are approximately 140+/-acres under two Zimmatic center pivots and 525+/- acres of flood irrigated grass meadows. The terrain is flat, lush meadows and rolling hills, which are native grass and sagebrush covered. Muddy Creek is a riparian zone that provides year-round live water and is also a trout fishery. There is one small reservoir along Muddy Creek. The Wind River Mountains to the east and the Wyoming Range to the west make this a scenic property. Temple Peak Ranch has a thriving antelope population along with sage grouse, deer, coyotes, mountain lion, bobcat, ducks, geese, and cranes. Elk and mule deer frequent the property in the winter months. OPERATIONS Temple Peak Ranch is owner-rated at 250 pairs year-round. The ranch is cross fenced into nine pastures for flexible management and efficient grazing rotation. Most fences are four and five strands of barbed wire with steel posts and are in good condition. Several miles of new fence have been built in recent years. There are two Zimmatic center pivots, for a total of 140+/- acres and planted to alfalfa with a new stand on the north pivot. There are approximately 525+/-acres of flood-irrigated meadows consisting of Timothy, Garrison, and Brome grass, with water via irrigation ditches from Muddy Creek. The ranch has produced enough high-quality grass and alfalfa hay for all the winter feedings and regrowth for fall grazing. An average year of…

Home, Barn, Irrigated, Borders National Forest, Borders State/BLM Land, Fishing, Creek

Acreage, Farm, Ranch, Mountain Land, Recreational Land, Hunting Property, Fishing Land, Home With Acreage

Pinedale, 82941 Wyoming

County: Sublette