Commercial Acreage Ranch For Sale In Wichita Falls

Two ponds provide adequate water for livestock. This 97 +/- acres is all pasture grass, with perimeter and cross fencing. One of the pastures near the front is 16.7 acres and was once planted in wheat for grazing, but is now all in grass.

The ranch is being offered as a whole, or in two tracts: Tract 1 is everything west of FM 1197 and includes 366.5 acres; Tract 2 is everything east of FM 1197 and includes 879.75 acres.

Alternately, it could be fenced and used to graze cattle or horses. The land was used to grow crops in the past, but was put into CRP grass decades ago and has sat fallow ever since.

The Busy B Ranch in Wilbarger County, Texas has 643 +/- acres, and is located just a few miles from the town of Electra, approximately 1/3 of a mile off of Highway 287. The property has four food plots on it (22, 8, 2, and 1 acre in size) and numerous...

Both the west and north sides have brand new, fiveline barbed wire fences. The areas that are thick provide safe bedding areas for deer, so you can hold game; the meadows allow for feeders and/or food plots, so you can draw them out.

Electricity is available and a water well is already on site too. The mesquite trees are primarily mature and very tall; a few areas have thinner brush and shorter trees, which could be used for staging.

The ranch is surrounded by large acreage on all sides and has lots of brush and trees, perfect for hunting! THE LAND: The land is roughly two miles long and one mile wide, with the southern half being wider than the north half.

Rancho Los Osos is an amazing 107 +/ ranch in southwestern Montague County, Texas, just a half mile from Lake Amon G. Carter is developed further and the population increases, they should grow in value.

As thick as this property is, unless you are right beside the well site, you dont even notice its there. The layout of the ranch allows you to set up multiple hunters, without feeling like you are right on top of each other too.

This 440 +/- acre ranch is located in Wilbarger County, Texas, approximately 12 miles north of Vernon and 1.5 miles west of the historic Doans community. Low range vegetation includes yucca, sage, ragweed and wild plum.

LAND DETAILS: The landscape is rolling, with 90 of elevation change across it. Other wildlife includes whitetail deer, feral hog, Rio Grande turkey, migratory dove, and possibly some duck too.

HUNTING: Youll find lots of whitetails and feral hogs here, plus some turkeys and bobwhites. An additional 48 acres adjoining this property owned by the same seller can be purchased with this ranch.

The whole ranch is very ascetically appeasing, with nice views across its own landscape and over the surrounding ranches. Short range cover includes wild plum thickets, yucca, sage and tall bluestem, creating an excellent bobwhite quail habitat.

This 440 +/- acre ranch is located in Wilbarger County, Texas, approximately 12 miles north of Vernon and 1.5 miles west of the historic Doans community. Low range vegetation includes yucca, sage, ragweed and wild plum.

There is no production on the land. The ponds are good for dove hunting in the fall. A small lake could probably be built where these springs are. Most of the land on the north side are sandy loam soils, Class 3e, conducive for small grain crops and various...

The ranch is surrounded by other properties with lots of thick cover too, making this whole area a great wildlife habitat. Myers and Fletcher Rd. in Clay County, Texas! It consists of all native pasture land, with large blocks of mature mesquites and...

Nocona Hills is a subdivision of Lake Nocona, so you will have access to this lake for fishing and recreation as well. All and all, this ranch offers a tremendous amount of potential and flexibility, is secure and private.

Its located 6.5 miles northeast of Paducah, Texas, along the rim of the Pease River breaks, the canyons of which begin the Owl Creek drainage system. Some of the roughest terrain in the back where the canyons are already has a new 5-line barbed wire fence...

Most of the fences are in good shape; the stretch along the road on the north end is the oldest and could use replacing. The north half could then be kept clear for grazing cattle or other livestock.

Lots of hackberries and mesquite brush will be found throughout the ranch as well, creating a prime habitat for all kinds of wildlife. The cabin has a pier and beam foundation, with wood construction, metal roof, and shingled/metal siding.

Most of the surrounding acreage is locally owned and doesn't have hunting going on, so you should be able to attract game from all around. The well is around 150' deep and will sustain 6-8 gpm of pressure.

THE LAND: The property is rectangular in shape and has 97.8 acres in dry land cultivation, per the FSA. THE HOME: The home is a 2004 Solitaire in excellent condition. This shed has electricity and water ran back to it.

There doesn't seem to be any hunting around the property. The land consists of approximately 25 +/- acres of native pasture, with thick mesquites and native grasses, and 37 +/- of sandy loam cultivation.

Yucca, sage and salt cedar show up the closer you get to the river. HUNTING: Land along the Pease River basin has always been considered prime country for hunting in this region of the state.

A new pond was recently dug in this area for wildlife, which is situated along a good draw to catch rainwater. You will have hunting here for whitetail deer and feral hog, and potentially turkey and dove too.

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.

The east side has thick post oaks; two ravines run through this area providing a nice watershed to build a large pond. MINERALS: Seller owns no mineral rights, so there are none to convey.