Hunting Land Recreational Land For Sale In Wichita Falls

Water should be able to be obtained around 200' in depth. This location takes advantage of the surrounding views, specifically the Red Branch Creek valley that feeds Lake Nocona to the south.

It is fed by a deep draw from the north. It is a square tract of land, with frontage along the county maintained CR 314 on its south side. There doesnt seem to be much of any hunting on the neighboring ranches.

AGRICULTURE: The owners of the Double Helix Ranch breed longhorn cattle and use the ranch for grazing. You will also find turkey, quail, dove, hog, and range predators. Per the owner, the lease will expire in 15 years.

You will have hunting here for whitetail deer and feral hog, and potentially turkey and dove too. The back half has a broad hill that rises above ground level approximately 40 ft. LIST PRICE: $4,500/acre, or $200,970 total For more information or to see...

Buyer will be required to present a pre-qualification letter or verification of available funds to close before any showings. Its located approximately 26 miles north of Highway 287, halfway between the towns of Nocona and Montague.

The lake is stocked with bass, catfish and perch; you can even see them swimming through the moss along its bank! We cast for 30 minutes or so and hooked a fish every 2-3 throws, had a blast! A small metal storage building is located by the lake too,...

Excellent residential home site (potential for multiple homes) near Holliday. Driving Directions Drive By Off if FM 1954, access is by Egress/Ingress easements (see survey).

For more information, contact listing agent or see our Co-Broker Policy. Surrounded by other large ranches, it is well protected for growing trophy whitetails as well as other recreational pursuits.

Fantastic 50 acre hunting tract with a newer 800 sq ft house for cabin, or rent out for income. Entire back property line is Little River frontage. 50 acres w/Little River frontage and house.

Whitetail deer, feral hog, and turkey will all be found on this place! Very little hunting pressure too there seems to only be a couple of blinds to the south, and little to no hunting to the east and north, which are cattle pastures.

HUNTING: The ranch is in prime whitetail country in Foard County, at the start of the breaks in the western part of the county. One of the ranches north of the highway has some production on it.

Various grasses, such as tall bluestem, buffalo, side oats gramma, switch and coastal, provide grazing opportunities and wildlife cover. This tank has not been dry since 2013, at the peak of the multi-year North Texas drought.

Some bobwhites reside here too. There are several RV pads, each with their own electric hook-ups. A water well was drilled in the northwest corner of the property by the road about 3300 away from the deer camp.

There doesnt appear to be much hunting pressure around the property either. The current hunters use this area to park campers. If you wanted to relocated the deer camp to the edge of the property, you could turn this area into another staging area for...

Various grasses, such as tall bluestem, buffalo, side oats gramma, switch and coastal, provide grazing opportunities and wildlife cover. This tank has not been dry since 2013, at the peak of the multi-year North Texas drought.

The large 1.75 acre spring fed tank has been stocked with bass, catfish & perch. There are a couple of seasonal creeks running through the property as well. It has been cross fenced into three grazing pastures (269, 40 and 56 acres in size); all the fences...

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...

Short range cover includes wild plum thickets, yucca, sage and tall bluestem, creating an excellent bobwhite quail habitat. The property will have both whitetail and mule deer, as well as feral hog and turkey too.

Well water should be able to be found within 50', if you wanted to drill a well. This production is old; the well sites are pretty clean. Most water wells in this area will produce 2-5 gpm.

Electricity and city water are available at the road where the 5 acre lot it, if you wanted to build a home or hunting cabin. Multiple feeding sites and staging areas have been set up by the current hunting tenant.

The large water tank on the south end, which is surrounded by the 24.6 acre wheat field, is great for dove hunting in the Fall too. LIST PRICE: The ranch can be purchased as a whole for $925/acre.

The ranch has NEVER been hunted and is prime for game development. Year around, the ranch can carry around 10-12 cows. IMPROVEMENTS: The property already has electricity and city water in place.

For storing equipment, there is a metal shed large enough to park a vehicle under. Are not too far away, though. Large acreage surrounds this property on all sides, and there is very little hunting pressure.

The trees are mostly mature mesquites, but there are also hackberry, elm, and few oak and pecan trees. 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,...

Native grasses and assorted trees provide food and coverage. East Jentsch road provides excellent road frontage. The property is fenced and crossed fenced for grazing rotation and crop production.

Rural water is provided by City of Scotland and a water meter is located near the old homestead. Wildlife includes whitetail deer, turkey, waterfowl, duck, dove and hogs. Agent is owner.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! Minerals(OIL AND GAS RIGHTS): Seller owns 1/16th of the minerals. Jentsch Rd with 2 entries into the property. Jentsch Rd in place, electricity is on the property.