This 520 acre property offers everything Wyoming has to offer. Sitting at the base of the Wyoming Range and North Piney Creek running thru it. Originally homesteaded in 1904, the land has traditionally been used for grass, hay and livestock production. Water rights date back to 1905 for 365 acres. There is a estimated mile of North Piney Creek running thru the property with a fish count of 50-299 lbs. per mile according to the Wyoming Game and Fish website. Land is very desirable for fish pond construction or irrigation pivot's. Seller estimates the aum's for cattle at 350 for four months. Wildlife is abundant on the property during certain times of the year which include deer, moose, antelope, eagles, hawks and elk in the winter months. Mountain and valley views are breath taking. Property is accessible by a County maintained road. There are no conservation easements on the property. Fish found in North Piney Creek are Colorado Cutthroat, Brook Trout and Snake River Cutthroat. This is truly a one-of-a-kind property.