Bear Creek Ranch

Bear Creek Ranch is a 2,470± acre live-water ranch tucked into the foothills of southeast Wyoming just south of Sheep Rock, where 3.5 miles of Bear Creek and more than two miles of Sybille Creek wind through cottonwood-lined bottoms below rock outcroppings framing the horizon. Sixty acres of irrigation rights alongside Sybille Creek, while paved highway frontage keeps the property easily accessible year-round. Positioned roughly 40 minutes southwest of Wheatland and 40 miles northeast of Laramie, Bear Creek Ranch offers the seclusion of a big game paradise with the convenience of two nearby Wyoming communities. 2,390 deeded acres plus 80 acres of BLM leased land — 2,470± total acres Over 2 miles of Sybille Creek and 3.5 miles of Bear Creek frontage 60 acres of irrigation rights Paved highway frontage for easy, year-round access Located approximately 40 minutes southwest of Wheatland and 40 miles northeast of Laramie Sits just south of Sheep Rock, a well-known Albany County landmark Cottonwood-lined creek bottoms and rock outcroppings framing big game habitat Additional public lands adjacent to the property Landowner Tags for Elk and Deer Sporting Features: Overview With two creeks, cottonwood bottoms, and rock outcroppings, Bear Creek Ranch offers a genuine big game paradise. Hunting The riparian corridors and rangeland across the ranch provide cover and habitat consistent with strong big game populations in this part of Wyoming, including mule deer, elk, and bighorn sheep. Anyone who knows anything about the elk populations in Wyoming knows that the elk numbers are strong in this area and the herd continues to grow, even with strict harvest measures that have occurred in the last several years.