S River Ranch

Descriptions

Located just outside of Delta, Utah is 320 acres of prime pastureland, with seasonal Sevier River running through it. Power runs across the property and can be connected to any buildings constructed. Property's past use was cattle grazing. Hay production is prominent in the area, along with mining, dairy farming, and a power plant (I.P.P). Southwest Desert is the hunting unit for this area. Deer, waterfowl, Antelope, & Upland Game are prevalent here.
Ranch/Property Attributes:
Land:
Pine trees, Willows, sagebrush, and grasses cover this flat 320 acres dissected by the Sevier River.
Views of the Sawtooth, & Swasey Mountain are to the West. Crater Bench & Fumarole Butte are to the North. Fishlake National Forest is to the East, with Pahvant Range to the southeast.
Elevation for Delta, Utah, is 4650 +/-.
Water:
Property has water rights (amount & uses to be verified)
Sevier River runs through the park in multiple locations
Boundary:
Private landowners surround property
Access:
Year-round County Road leads to South edge of property
Income:
Potential possibilities: cattle grazing, hay production, development etc.
Conservation Easements:
With Sevier River dissecting the property, application for an easement is an option.
Improvements:
Water handling systems have been installed to control amount & direction of flow
Fencing & cross fencing

Recreational Opportunities:
Area is well known for Waterfowl (Snow-Goose Migration), Deer, Elk, Mt. Lion, Antelope & Upland Game Hunting. Hunt Unit is Southwest Desert and is part of the Utah Division of Wildlife Services program. Millard County is home to some of the best big game units in the state. Application period is late January to early March. Fishing for Bullhead & Channel Catfish, Walleye, White Bass, Yellow Perch, Carp, & Bluegill is close by at Gunnison Bend Reservoir. Hiking trails are available throughout the vicinity, with many different mountains and interests satisfied. From fossil digging to rock collecting of Topaz, Obsidian, Opal, & Geodes.
Location:
Delta is the nearest city within a fifteen-minute drive. It was initially a railroad switch called Aiken, then Melville, then Burtner, and finally Delta on May 11, 1911. The area was a Delta for Lake Bonneville.
Topaz Relocation Camp used during World War II. The Topaz Museum in Delta provides information and history about the camps, & to fund preservation.
Great Basin Museum provide history & information about the area.
Gunnison Massacre Site is where John Williams Gunnison suffered ambushing.
Climate is arid/semi-arid.
Sevier River mostly used for irrigation.
Area is well known for its Dairy Farms & Alfalfa Hay production
Lime production at Graymonts Cricket Mine is some of the best in the world.
Trilobite fossils are common in the region west of Delta
SNOW GOOSE Festival occurs every winter as the geese migrate stopping at Gunnison Bend Reservoir
Summary:
With water running throughout the property at different times of year, there is an opportunity for cross, hunting, and secluded peace. Let this be yours.
To schedule a showing, please contact:
Kent DUKE Boyington801-710-0623 mobile / 801-745-0237 office
Duke@sjsportingproperties.com
www.stjamessportingproperties.com