Including perimeter and cross-fencing, the ranch has approximately 10.9 miles of fences. One tank near the barn has a fishing pier already built on it. On an average year, the ranch should be able to sustain 80 cows.
This is one of the nicer ranches under 200 acres I have seen in this area that is not improved with structures already. This property should allow you to grow and manage some pretty nice bucks, with all of its dense cover and diverse vegetation.
This tank is stocked with catfish and provides an excellent water source for deer and livestock. The mesquite trees are primarily mature and very tall; a few areas have thinner brush and shorter trees, which could be used for staging.
LIST PRICE: The Little Good Creek Ranch is being offered for $1,095/acre, or $1,052,842 total. You will also find Rio Grande turkey here, plus bobwhite quail, feral hog, dove, coyote and bobcat.
In the back of the property on the north border is an entertaining barn and working area, built by the owner in 2011. The home has three bedrooms and two full bathrooms, a separate dining room, large living room with fireplace, enclosed sun room, and...
The main trailer house is one open space and comes furnished with bunkbeds and couches and can sleep six; a small kitchenette is in the corner and there is a wood burning stove as well.
WATER: Several deep creek ravines run in between the hills, all part of the West Farmers Creek watershed to the east. So, you have deeded land access to the county road, but the bulk of the ranch itself is far off of it.
It would work well for stockers during the growing months as well. All of the fencing is in good condition. It appears there were two other wells near this well at one time, but they havent been in operation in over a decade.
The tank has a fishing dock and a small pavilion with concrete slab for hanging out. There are a couple of seasonal creeks running through the property as well. LIST PRICE: $2,400/acre, or $879,600 total CONTACT: For more information or to schedule your...
This is a great opportunity to own a thick, wooded hunting ranch in Childress County, Texas, with paved road frontage and available utilities! The McLerran Ranch is approximately 277 acres in the northeast region of the county, just six miles from Kirkland...
***An additional 500 acres adjoining this ranch can be purchased too, as a whole or in part, if more acreage is desired. The current grazing tenant, who is also a neighbor, will continue leasing the property for cattle, if desired.
It would work well for stockers during the growing months as well. All of the fencing is in good condition. It appears there were two other wells near this well at one time, but they havent been in operation in over a decade.
WATER: Two ponds are on the north end, and two on the south. With the bulk of this ranch having frontage along these roads, its perfect for dividing into building tracts or smaller parcels.
Electricity is available on all sides of the property, so you could set up a deer camp just about anywhere. LIST PRICE: $2,650/acre This property will qualify for 100% financing through the FSA office! For more information about this or to set up an appointment...
The only way to access this land is through the 5 acre attached lot, and this lot is accessible only through the secured checkpoint of the subdivision, so your land is about as protected as it gets! Paved road frontage to your ranch is another added benefit.
Different tracts of land, 227 acres, 500 acre or 668 acres, may be purchased individually for different prices. Other recreational activities include off grid camping, horseback riding, ATVing, hiking and exploring.
The south half, where there are more trees and brush, would be perfect to let go back to a completely native state for hunting purposes. The Stermer place is surrounded by historical landmarks in the area: the historic ghost town of Medicine Mound (located...
The land is cross fenced into four different pastures for running cattle. Are not too far away, though. *Owner financing is available for this tract, for just 10% down! Call for additional details.
This 82.8 +/- acres is a diverse piece of property, with both hunting and grazing opportunities! It is located south of Henrietta and west of Bluegrove, at the intersection of Brixley Rd (gravel base) and FM 1883 (two lane paved).
INCOME POTENTIAL: The ranch has a sand and gravel lease that pays a minimum of $20,000 annually to the owner, whether product is excavated or not, but since the lease was signed in 2005 nothing has been taken off of the property.
The owner makes hay in the meadows and has extended lease on the grazing rights on an annual basis. Very private mountain ranch acreage. Off the grid power and gravity flow irrigation and spring water.
The land has coastal pasture, plus other thick native grasses. The ranch has a perimeter fence on its north, east and south sides, and one cross fence in the middle. This creek is lined by hardwood trees; other than this, the land is improved pasture,...
The farm is no longer in the CRP program and can be broken back out for cultivation. Electricity runs along the east side, and a city water tap is in place on this side too. The north side shares a good fence with the neighbor, so it would need the other...
THE HOME: The home is a 2004 Solitaire in excellent condition. The home has some nice extras as well, like built in shelving, an entertainment center and a bar off of the living room.
A nearby farm only a half a mile north of this property has irrigation wells running and the city water wells are nearby too; although this farm does not currently have any water wells on it, it is believed by the owner to have good ground water available.
It has good pasture grass too, if you had plans to graze cattle or horses. The ranch has newly bladed roads and is easy to get around on. This tract has thick mesquites and scattered hackberries in the north half of it, where the entrance is.
IMPROVEMENTS: The ranch is very improved for its size. Two wheat fields on the north end, approximately 15 and 4 acres in size, act as food plots; there are multiple other locations throughout the ranch where food plots could be installed as well.
