Ranch Residential Land For Sale In Dallas

Grasses are all native and the property is leased and currently being grazed. Tree coverage is 75% wooded with the balance being open meadows. There are several locations that appear feasible for constructing additional stock ponds as well.

Directions: From downtown Throckmorton travel south on Hwy 283 towards Albany, Texas. One of the tanks on the western side is approximately 5 acres in size, and one on the eastern side is approximately 2 acres.

There are 26 stock tanks, the headwaters of 3 named creeks, rolling terrain, ridgelines, 5 pastures/ 2 traps/ steel pens, and no other substantial improvements. Whitetails in the 170 B&C class have been harvested and quail hunting can be excellent.

Imagine sitting in the stand as you see a Missouri monarch stepping out of the brush thicket or a long bearded tom gobbling in the spring. The property is ready to go with deer stands and three food plots all in place.

Free span building, which has been used to ride horses in. This property has road frontage on 3 sides, and most of the land is visible from the road. Call or text Sierrah Ballard at 417-576-8628 for your viewing! mixed use recreational, farmland, ranchland...

It's a one story charmer with open kitchen, breakfast area and family room separated by a massive island. Home is very secluded, so if privacy is what you are looking for, come take a look, you will be pleasantly surprised.

There are several areas throughout the timber that would be ideal locations to berm up to create water holes or to flood food for waterfowl season. There is also a hidden 5-acre field that is long and skinny with a small amount of CRP and the balance...

A generator could provide power or an electric line easement and extension would have to be obtained from a neighboring property. Interior Roads: There is an excellent system of all-weather roads that run the length of the ranch and throughout the interior.

This is as good of a ranch as you will find in this part of the state. It is difficult to find large cattle and hunting ranches in the Throckmorton/ Shackelford County area. The south ranch shares 4 miles of fence with Comanche Crest is 3019+/- acres.

The propertys proximity to Abilene and San Angelo make it a great destination for hunters and convenient for cattlemen. Equipment: As part of a turn-key sale the owner will consider including some ranch equipment with an acceptable offer.

The size classification of small, intermediate, or large is based on the storage in the reservoir and the height of the embankment. The downstream slope is 2.5H:1V with grass slope protection and a 12-foot-wide berm at elevation 590 feet.

This particular section of Choctaw County harbors thousands of migratory waterfowl in the fall and winter months and is also well known for excellent to above average free range deer quality.

Improvements: There is a beautiful, custom-built 4-bedroom, 2-bath, 2,786+/- SF log home located in the central portion of the property complete with a 360 degree, wrap around porch and zero-edge decks that transition onto the flagstone patio.

It is truly one of the most beautiful water features in the county. Price: $995,000 ($3109 per acre) Contact: Jack Fauntleroy, 940-550-4432 mobile, [email protected] Both conservation programs are currently generating income for the farm.

Over the next few generations, the ranch would be home to statesmen like James Younga U.S. Representative for Texas and husband of Nashs granddaughter Alliehost the outlaws Bonnie and Clydewho hid out on the ranch before being arrested and penning The...

They include a stock pond, a 10+/- Acre spring fed lake, a live creek along with several wet weather creeks and drainages. Food plots can be found across the property as well as several feeders and mineral blocks to supplement their native food sources.

Wooded areas controlled on a burn schedule to encourage the growth of forbs, nutritious native broadleaf plants, for deer and wildlife. The Cabins- The hunters cabins are nestled in a grove of hardwood trees.

Hunting tract with income from pasture rental make this an easy choice. The seller will only sell this parcel with owner financing at 6% interest with 15 year balloon. Additional acreage available up to 600 acres total.

Hunting tract with income from pasture rental make this an easy choice. The seller will only sell this parcel with owner financing at 6% interest with 15 year balloon. Additional acreage available up to 600 acres total.

Hunting tract with income from pasture rental make this an easy choice. The seller will only sell this parcel with owner financing at 6% interest with 15 year balloon. Additional acreage available up to 600 acres total.

Additionally, TSTC Waco Airport (CNW) is located 8+/- miles NE of Waco and 15+/- from the ranch. The second well is believed to be approximately ~700 feet producing approximately 245 gallons per minute (gpm).

BARN: One main equipment barn provides sufficient storage possibilities. TAXES: Partial exemption through agricultural use. The property is 18 miles west of Mt. Pleasant, 55 miles from Longview, and an easy twohour drive from Dallas.

Directions: From the intersection of US-377/US-67/TX-36 and TX-16 in downtown Comanche. Contacts: Jack Fauntleroy, Agent 940-550-4432 mobile [email protected] Bret Polk, Agent 254-965-0349 mobile [email protected]

Fences: Condition of fences around this parcel range from good to excellent. Utilities: Electricity at the gate is from Ft Belknap and there is a Rutral Water line across Hwy 283. Portions of the fields can be put into native sunflowers for dove hunting...

There is also approximately 250 feet of lake frontage and two small ponds located near the northern and northwestern boundaries, one of which could potentially be enlarged due to the surrounding terrain.

Believed to have originally been constructed around 1882, this two-story plantation style home offers 4,632 SF of living space, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 3 car garage, large porches, and a basement/storm shelter that could easily be converted into a...

Lake Fork Reservoir: Lake Fork Creek rises in the southeastern corner of Hunt County and flows in an easterly direction for 78 miles to its confluence with the Sabine River eight miles southeast of Mineola.