Cattle Ranch Real Estate For Sale In Montague

Lake Nocona is really pretty lake, surrounded by hills and trees. With all of these trees, you can get lost in these woods exploring all the different nooks and crannies of the ranch! The land has several rockbottom creek drainages going through it, tributaries...

The cabin also has a bathroom, with a sink, toilet, and shower; hot water comes from the ondemand hot water heater. Across the road to the east is 1,000+ acres, and to the south appears to be at least several hundred acres together.

It would make a great place to build a home or cabin if you wanted one, and there's a great building spot on a hill ridge some 850&8242; from the ranch entrance. The areas that are thick provide safe bedding areas for deer, so you can hold game; the meadows...

This tank is stocked with catfish and provides an excellent water source for deer and livestock. A set of pipe working pens is located inside a cross fenced trap in the northwest corner; the water well is here too and is powered by a windmill.

It was built in 2005 and has a brick exterior and metal roof, with an attached twocar garage. There are lots of recreational opportunities on the ranch itself, from fishing and relaxing by the 4 acre lake, calling up Rio Grande turkeys and whitetail deer...

It has nearly a 100 acres of cultivation that is growing Maton Rye but has been truck farmed for years. Also included is a very good set of pipe corrals and excellent fencing Driving Directions From Bowie, Take hwy 59 north to a right on FM 1758 (Salona...

The tract has electrical utilities on site with some higher points near the county road that would make great potential building sites. The sloping terrain has 3 farm ponds that take advantage of the excellent drainage on the property.

This home sits down a quiet lane and features formal dining room, tons of kitchen cabinets, large pantry, WBFP, breakfast nook, large master bedroom and bath that has WIC and garden tub, large laundry room and covered back patio.

Horse walker and small practice arena. Enjoy the dramatic views from this custom built, energy efficient hilltop home nestled in the oaks between Saint Jo and Forestburgin Montague County, TX in the Saint Jo school district.

Horse walker and small practice arena. Enjoy the dramatic views from this custom built, energy efficient hilltop home nestled in the oaks between Saint Jo and Forestburgin Montague County, TX in the Saint Jo school district.

The wooded areas and creek drainage of the ranch feature some incredibly diverse forest land including Elms, Post Oak, Live Oak, Red Oak, Burr Oak, Black Jack Oak, Black Walnuts, China Berries, Persimmon, Hickory, Osage Orange, Mexican Plums, Chickasaw...

It is about 40-45 minutes back to the city of Yreka (the county seat) and approx. 1 ¼ hours drive to Medford, OR. There is a small airport in Montague, not far to the south of the property.

A production company maintained gravel entrance on the northern border of the property goes to the middle of the property from FM 1125. A 50-year roof was put on the home approx. 7 acres of lush coastal with a few post oak trees to offer shade to livestock,...

The east side has thick post oaks; two ravines run through this area providing a nice watershed. BUILDING SITE: Along the center ridge in the middle of the ranch, where the electrical lines run, is a hill side with a GREAT building site.

Womack Rd. is a dead end gravel road, so you wont have any through traffic here. A new pond was recently dug in this area for wildlife, which is situated along a good draw to catch rainwater.

The briars are only bad directly along the creek, so the majority of the land is very usable. If you want water, youll need to drill a water well. Its not that deep and could go dry in a drought.

The land can be divided as such: 20% mature oaks, 30% open grass pasture and 50% thick mesquites. The native grasses are in good shape and should be able to sustain a small herd of cows or other livestock.

Womack Rd. is a dead end gravel road, so you wont have any through traffic here. A new pond was recently dug in this area for wildlife, which is situated along a good draw to catch rainwater.

Elevations dip near the center of Whitetail Meadows and decline going north into Denton Creeks watershed; a tributary drainage for Lake Grapevine. Remarkable topography, excellent native wildlife habitat, and a comfortable, well-constructed home/lodge...