Ranch Real Estate For Sale In Montague

Size: 38.24 acres - Jim Harry Loop Ranch Location: Located in Montague County 7.5 miles East on Sunset, Texas. 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.

DO NOT ENTER PROPERTY WITHOUT APPOINTMENT. House features foam insulation, faux finishes, granite counter tops, top end appliances and stained concrete floors. Watch deer, turkey and wild hogs from the hilltop home.

DO NOT ENTER PROPERTY WITHOUT APPOINTMENT. House features foam insulation, faux finishes, granite counter tops, top end appliances and stained concrete floors. Watch deer, turkey and wild hogs from the hilltop home.

The limestone main lodge is extremely nice and well built on a fabulous hilltop located on the highest point on the ranch. The perfect location very near the DFW weekend getaway of Saint Jo, Texas, makes this ranch very accessible within an hour and a...

Seasonal Indian Creek runs through the property. 172.5 acres with a 3 bedroom, 2 bath manufactured home, in pretty country setting, just 1/2 mile from Copco Lake! The land is bordered on several sides by BLM and National Forest and offers varied terrain...

The back pasture contains many post oak, black jack, persimmon, willow and red bud trees, blue stem grass and two ponds stocked with blue gill. Frequent visitors to the pastures and the yard are whitetail deer and turkey.

Many of these oaks are 30-40' tall. LIST PRICE: $3,950/acre | $316,000 total CONTACT: For more information or to view this property in person, contact agent/owner Beau Byars at cell phone (940) 224-3183.

One oil well is on the property near the deer camp, plus a tank battery. The place abounds with diverse birds and critters all through it. HUNTING: An abundance of whitetail deer are in this region, and they are big bodied too! The natural browse and...

The whole property has some 100&8242; of elevation change from corner to corner. These meadows have a variety of native grasses, including buffalo, bluestem, and chama. The ranch has roughly 85% solid post oaks, with the other 15% in grass meadows.

A county maintained gravel road fronts the ranch along its whole east border, and the paved FM 1816 is just 2.5 miles away. Electricity has been ran to the cabin, and it has a septic system for waste and water from a water well.

Call for more details.*** This ranch is conducive to either rifle or bow hunting because of its natural layout. This is one of the nicer ranches under 200 acres I have seen in this area that is not improved with structures already.

In the middle of the tract is a large water tank, almost one surface acre in size. This ranch will have whitetail deer and feral hog for hunting. The mesquite trees are primarily mature and very tall; a few areas have thinner brush and shorter trees,...

It has the capability to produce 250 round bales of hay per cutting, as well as support a healthy herd of cattle and/or horses. Rancho Los Osos is an amazing 107 +/ ranch in southwestern Montague County, Texas, just a half mile from Lake Amon G.

From this hill, you can see for miles and miles across the surrounding landscape, even catching a sliver of Lake Nocona, which is just 1.5 miles away as the crow flies. A new pond was recently dug in this area for wildlife, which is situated along a good...

City water is not available here. If you want water, youll need to drill a water well. This creek has a mostly rock bottom and creates a corridor for wildlife, as evidenced by the game tracks going up and down it.

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. This ranch allows for both long range rifle shots (1,000') and excellent bow hunting in the oak groves.

From this hill, you can see for miles and miles across the surrounding landscape, even catching a sliver of Lake Nocona, which is just 1.5 miles away as the crow flies. A new pond was recently dug in this area for wildlife, which is situated along a good...

There is a ridge line running parallel to the creek with a bottom area between. Plentiful forbs on the ranch include Catnip, Illinois Bundleflower, Chickweed, and Deer Vetch which provide natural forage for deer while native acorns and food plot crops...