Bear Canyon Ranch
1,701 acres in one contiguous block of deeded land, ranging from 8,800 to 9,700 feet in elevation
Located approximately 9 miles east of Fairview near Skyline Drive in the Manti-LaSal National Forest
Incredible high mountain land with ideal mix of pine, aspen, and lush alpine meadows
Numerous springs and small creeks originate on the ranch
Overlooks both Electric Lake and Huntington Reservoir, and includes 1/4 of Cleveland Reservoir
Highway 31 runs through the ranch, providing paved and year-round maintained access to the ranch
A network of private dirt roads provide comfortable vehicle access to all parts of the ranchs interior
Has 4 miles of direct border with the 1.4 million acre Manti-LaSal National Forest complex
Historically grazed by sheep to maintain favorable greenbelt tax status
Excellent habitat and premium hunting for elk:
* Located in Central Mtns Manti unit
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* This unit is a Limited Entry unit for trophy bulls, and a General Season tag for spike elk
* The population and trophy quality of bull elk on the ranch during the fall is excellent
Excellent habitat and premium hunting for mule deer:
* Located in the Central Mtns Manti/San Rafael General Buck Deer unit
* This unit is a General Season tag for buck deer, which has reasonably good draw odds annually
* The population and trophy quality of buck mule deer on the ranch during the fall is good
Includes eight separate Water Rights and 120 shares of Irrigation water:
* UT Water Right #s: 93-3526, 93-3418, 93-3416, 93-610, 93-550, 93-545, 93-264, and 93-76
* 120 Shares of Huntington-Cleveland Irrigation Company
Includes 640 acres in one tax parcel in Sanpete County (22526)
* Zoned SL (Sensitive Lands Zone, 1 residential unit per 40 acres)
* 2021 Taxes were $32.17 (currently in Greenbelt)
Includes 1,061 acres in three tax parcels in Emery County (2-9-1, 2-8-3, and a part of 2-10-1)
* Zoned M-1 (Mountain Zone, 1 residential unit per 40 acres - unless part of mountain subdivision)
* 2021 Taxes were $266.44 (currently in Greenbelt)
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