Hunting Land & Ranches For Sale

This ranch encompases two large tracts of land, multiple fields and pastures, and frontage on two livewater rivers in northwest Texas. From sweeping vistas across steep ridges to lush grass flats and private lakes, this expansive ranch has much to offer.

WATER:

Rancho Dos Rios is loaded with water! The Wichita River winds through the north end for over seven miles, providing frontage on both sides. On the south border, the ranch follows the Brazos River for roughly five miles. These two rivers flow year around, from bank-to-bank running water in the rainy seasons to small streams during ... View More

This scenic ranch is located in the Judith Basin of Central Montana in Fergus County, about 10 miles west of the town of Winifred. It has been owned and managed by the same family for over 20 years and consists of 3818 deeded acres, with an adjoining 1777 acres of state land and BLM leases, for a total size of approximately 5595 acres.

WATER:

The ranch boasts over six miles of frontage on the livewater Judith River, one of the main tributaries to the Missouri River in the state. Judith River provides excellent fishing opportunities, as well as a consistent source of clean water for both wildlife ... View More

This broad northwest Texas ranch is both scenic and functionable. Excellent for a cattle operation or trophy hunting ranch, this diverse property offers endless possibilities. It is surrounded by large neighbors on all sides, such as the historic 550,000 acre W. T. Waggoner Estate Ranch, yet has good access off of Highway 114/82 in Knox County.

TERRAIN:

The terrain varies from flat pastures and fields on the south side to a brushy, rolling landscape in the middle and north sections. A long, 100' steep ridge divides the north and south sections, as the ranch drops down into the Wichita River ... View More

This is an exceptional large tract of land, with over 7000 contiguous acres bordered by paved roads on the north and west, a river on the south, and other private ranch land on the east. The Red Creek Ranch has been operated by the same owner for the last six years and significant measures have been put towards developing the ranch to its full potential over this time. It is located in central Knox County, in the rolling plains of Northwest Texas, just a few miles from the famed 550,000 acre W. T. Waggoner Estate Ranch, and north of the community of ... View More

LOCATION:

The Sugarloaf Ranch is located on the two-lane Highway 70, just a few miles west of the town of Crowell in Foard County, Texas. The ranch is in Texas big ranch country, only one section south of the 120,000 acre Triangle Ranch and just down the road from the 550,000 acre W.T. Waggoner Estate, 180,000 acre Pitchfork, and 345,000 acre Four Sixes. Other neighboring ranches are several thousand acres large.

Distances to major cities are as such:

This ranch is located in the southeastern Panhandle region of Texas, in the middle of prime bird hunting country. It is approximately 20 miles south of Childress and 10 miles north of Paducah, in Cottle County. The ranch is a scenic property, with both productive and recreational uses.

BRIEF HISTORY:

In the early 1900s, the ranch was part of the historic Mill Iron Ranch, whose 291,739 acre holding spanned across four counties in this area. At that time, the property served as the Cee Vee headquarters for the Mill Iron Ranch.

The property was named the "Pease River Ranch" by the Thomas ... View More

This broad ranch consists of four large sections, plus a river bottom of exceptional beauty. From mesquite thickets and ravines to towering hardwoods and open pastures, the Choctaw Ridge Ranch is as diverse as it is impressive.

The ranch is very private and is surrounded on its north and west sides by a 10,000 acre cattle ranch and on its east by a 1,500 acre ranch. The property has no public road frontage; you enter the ranch on its north end, from a deeded easement coming through the 10,000 acre ranch. This ensures no road hunters or poachers will disturb your game.

The hunting on the Choctaw Ridge is ... View More

This ranch has excellent neighbors and is well protected, allowing you to grow trophy whitetails. It is bordered by the 100,000 acre Spikebox Ranch on its west side, a 15,000 acre high fence game ranch along the whole north border, and farms and cattle ranches to the east and south.

The ranch has a diverse terrain, with mesquite flats and wheat fields on top and rolling cedar hills and deep draws in the bottom land. The land breaks over the south bluff of the Wichita River Valley in its middle, creating expansive views for miles around. A rural water line and utilities are already ran deep into the property, so together ... View More

Terrain: Varies considerably, the northern portion has canyons with bluffs and trees that rise up from the valley floor. With canyons, rolling hills and fairly sharp ridges, the elevation on the ranch varies from approximatly 1930 feet at Crow Creek to just over 2200 feet at some of the ridges on the ranch.

Vegetation: The ranch has a mixture of high quality grasses with some browse. Buffalo grama, blue grama, side oats grama and blue stem are predominate high protein grasses found in all areas of the ranch. Mesquite is scattered all over the ranch. Large Cottonwoods grow along the small ... View More

This Texas game ranch has been stocked with mule deer and is producing some very nice trophies under the current owner's management plan. Year around protein feed and seasonal wheat grazing, coupled with the ranch's natural browse forbs and vegetation, gives these deer just what they need to grow in mass and size. The property has been highly improved over the last several years, with no bucks harvested, and is ready for a new owner to take the reins in full gallop.

This ranch is part of a larger 3300 acre tract, which has a 10' steel high fence around its whole perimeter, and no cross fencing. The ranch has approximately ... View More

This north Texas ranch is the perfect homestead or weekend getaway, with productive grass pastures, inspiring views, and teems with wildlife. It has been managed by the current owner for over fifteen years and is ready for you to move in and enjoy.

LOCATION:

The property lies in the rolling hills of central Montague County, just west of the St. Jo community. It has approximately a half a mile of frontage on Starkey Rd. and is just two miles south of Highway 82. The closest commercial airport is DFW, which is roughly two hours away. Just 30 minutes away, the city of Bowie has a Municipal Airport ... View More

This northwest Texas ranch is located just seven miles west of the town of Crowell in Foard County, Texas, on the south side of the two-lane Highway 70. The ranch has approximately two miles of frontage on Highway 70, allowing for easy year around access. It is an improved cattle ranch, with the benefit of hunting and recreational activities.

The property is capable of sustaining around 70 pairs. It has excellent perimeter and cross fences, all five-line barbed wire, which divide the land into eight different pastures. The fences have pipe corners and braces. Community water lines are piped deep into the ranch to nine ... View More

Big whitetails, plus mule deer, stray exotics, wild cat, and feral hog! This northwest Texas hunting ranch is located at the end of a public road, only a mile from the Pease River, and is bordered by large neighbors on all sides with little to no hunting pressure surrounding it. It comes ready to go with a furnished hunting lodge, food plots, and trophy wildlife!

EXCELLENT NEIGHBORS:

The 6M Ranch is a square block of land, roughly one mile wide by one-and-a-half mile deep. It is bordered on its south side by the 1900 acre Copper Breaks State Park, which only allows a few hunters a year to hunt ... View More

This scenic ranch is easily assessed by a paved, two-lane state highway, yet retains a private atmosphere. The property is approximately 1460 acres in size, 100 acres of which is in dryland cultivation and the balance in native country. This field has primarily been used to grow winter wheat for rotational cattle grazing, and as a supplimental food source for the ranch's wildlife.

The native country includes a 350 acre dense mesquite pasture on the south side, which surrounds the crop land. There are some good range grasses in this pasture and several ponds, ideal for cattle or horses. This area of the ranch offers some ... View More

This northwest Texas ranch has a lot to offer and is well improved. The property is just northeast of the town of Benjamin and is tucked away, surrounded by large acreage on all sides, with minimal hunting pressure. Access is provided by a two mile deeded easement coming off of Highway 6, so the ranch is very private.

The topography of the land varies by 100' or more. You enter the ranch from the southwest corner at the end of the easement. The beautiful, long reaching views and sharp elevation changes are apparent immediately. A huge ridge extends across the property from west to east, providing scenic building sites ... View More

This ranch has been owned by the same individual for over ten years and is located in the rolling plains region of the southern Texas Panhandle, just a few miles west of the Tell community in Hall County. This area of Texas is unique for deer hunters, in that there are dense populations of both whitetail and mule deer. For the last several years, the ranch has been leased to four bowhunters, who have culled the deer herds and fed supplemental feed consistently to grow trophies. In addition to the deer, the ranch also carries turkey, wild hog, some quail, and mourning dove. There is very little hunting pressure in this area as ... View More

This Texas Eastern Pandhandle ranch is located approximately 10 minutes from the town of Shamrock, on I-40. It has a gentle, rolling terrain, consisting of open grass meadows and tree groves. With lots of bermuda and love grass, the property is an excellent cattle ranch, capable of stocking up to 100 head during the growing months.

The pastures have scattered live oak, locus, bodark, elm, and mesquite trees. Wild plum thickets provide cover and help attract wildlife, which includes lots of whitetail deer and Rio Grande turkey. There are some excellent locations to install food plots on the ranch.

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This is a fantastic opportunity to own a great whitetail hunting property, private and turn key! It is wedged in between large neighbors, with 2 miles along its east and south borders joining the 550,000 acre W. T. Waggoner Estate Ranch, one mile along its west border joining a 4,500 acre cattle ranch, and on its north side a 640 acre section. The majority of the B Bar is dense brush, with senderos cut that lead to food plots and water basins, and some cleared pasture. Creek draws, excellent fences, and a deer camp with utilities round out this already unique ... View More

This northwest Texas ranch is loaded with improvements, has good highway access, and a rich history behind it. From multiple equine facilities to stocker rotation pastures and productive farm land, the BR Ranch is diverse enough to meet the needs of virtually any ag operation.

In short, the ranch offers the following:

This Texas Panhandle ranch consists of two adjoining tracts, 300 acres and 550 acres in size. These tracts are divided by a railroad track, but both have excellent access, with frontage on Hwy 287 on the south, CR Z on the east, CR X on the north, and CR 20 on the west.

The ranch has lots of elevation change across it, varying from flat grass pastures to rolling hills with deep draws. There are expansive views from virtually anywhere the property. One main valley runs through its middle, which carries the seasonal South Fork of Buck Creek for approximately 1/2 mile through the ranch.

There is one pond and one stock ... View More

This scenic west Texas ranch is located on the edge of the Llano Estacado, just three miles south of the Double Mountain Fork of the Brazos River in southeastern Kent County. A 640 section, the property is one mile long by one mile wide and has approximately 75% cover.

The native country of this region is rolling, with mesquite brush, shinoak, hackberry, and various forbs and grasses, and is ideal for both whitetail and mule deer. The Lazy K is no exception to this and offers excellent big game hunting for deer and hog. The ranch also has bobwhite quail and various predators (coyotes, bobcats), for year around sport. ... View More

The Lonesome Ranch offers a good mixture of woods and is suitable to both cattle ranching and hunting. The property sits five miles south of Thalia with county road access.

All of the ranch is native country, consisting of mature mesquite trees, bushy hackberries and native grass pastures. The ranch has a rolling elevation, with lush grass and thick mesquite trees. There is one large water tank, approximately four acres in size, which helps retain water on the ranch year around. Across the west fence property line of this ranch are several hundred acres of wheat pasture. The property is bordered next to a 10,000 acre cattle ... View More

This north Texas ranch is an absolutely beautiful property, with natural water features, terrain changes, trophy wildlife, and productive agriculture. The seller will convey all owned mineral rights as well, adding further value to this already well priced tract of land.

LOCATION:

The property is located in northeast Clay County on the Red River, about 10 miles north of Henrietta. Taking Highway 287, it is roughly two hours from either Dallas or Fort Worth. The ranch is in the old Stanfield community, promoted for its excellent deer genetics. It has good access off of the paved County Road ... View More

This is a fantastic hunting ranch, loaded with game and scenery! The ranch sits on the north side of the Red River in Greer County, just a few miles west of Mangum. Access is provided to the ranch via a deeded easement through the north neighbor from a paved county road. This helps retain the ranch's seclusion and privacy.

This branch of the Red River is the Salt Fork. The river is fed by multiple creeks, springs, and valleys upstream that carry rain runoff to the river below. The whole river bottom is lined with towering hardwoods and thick brush, perfect for tree stands. North of this wooded area is a series of seven small ... View More

This is a great opportunity to own a turn-key pecan farm in North Texas! The property has over 1200 irrigated trees, plus all the equipment you need to manage them, including five tractors, shakers, trailers, plus the barns to store everything.

The property comes in two separate tracts, 25 acres and 105 acres, each with 600+ pecan trees. Most of these trees are mature, producing trees; any non-producing trees have been removed from the farm and replaced with new ones. The yearly pecan average is 30,000 pounds. The two tracts are not adjoining, but located just a few miles from each other.

In addition to the pecan ... View More

This farm is primarily flat and contains 560 +/- acres of dryland cultivation and 25 acres of native pasture. The property is ideal for a wheat-stocker operation, or could be put into grass for year around grazing for a cow/calf herd.

The cultivation is divided in half by a five line, barbed wire fence, for rotating stockers. The east side has two large water tanks in the native pasture, one of which is several acres in size, and the west side has a large catch in the field, so cattle on either side have easy access to water. There is also a community water line in place, as well as electricity.

The property is ... View More

At the end of a county maintained road in scenic northwest Knox County lies a remarkable tract of land - the Hard H Ranch. This unique property is surrounded by several privately owned cattle ranches, ranging from 10,000 to 40,000 acres in size, and has little to no hunting pressure around it. The land has been maintained by the present owner for several decades through rotational grazing and pasture grubbing, and is prime for a new owner to take over.

The property is cross fenced into four main pastures, each separated by long tree rows. The top three pastures consist of improved grasses, with minimal cedar. Some ... View More

This is a very clean farm, set up for growing wheat, haygrazer, and running winter stockers. There are three flat fields and approximately 70 acres of native grass pasture. The property has excellent five-line perimeter fences, and the native pasture is fenced off separately to create three different rotating pastures. The fields could be sewn in grass too, if a person did not want to farm them, which would set the property up better for a cow/calf operation.

A total of six water wells, one of which was used to row water cotton in the past, and three ponds provide adequate water for livestock. A community water line can ... View More

This scenic tract of land is located in the rolling hills of southeastern Donley County, at the bottom of the Texas Pandhandle. The ranch is suitable for both cattle ranching and hunting.

The bulk of the land is in native pasture, with lots of hackberry trees and mesquite. It has a mixture of native seed-bearing plants, ideal for the bobwhite quail of this region. Approximately 200 acres on the east side is in improved grasses, which increases the stocking capability of the ranch.

Wildlife here includes whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, and several bobwhite coveys. There is good cover in the draws for game. Year ... View More

This pasture land is located just a half mile off of Highway 104, approximately 10 miles northeast of the town of Paducah. It has 2.5 miles of public road frontage for easy access, is well watered, and has excellent barbed wire fences. The farm contains two adjoining tracts, separated by a county road.

This land was once in cultivation and could be put back into farming, if desired. The soils are sandy and could grow cotton, wheat, peanuts, or alfalfa hay. Terraces are in place across the whole property to prevent erosion. A very strong irrigation well is on the south tract, which was tested at 600-700 gal/minute, so the ... View More

This property is all continuous and offers outstanding views of the Davis Mountains! This mountain range protrudes through the sky in varying shades of blue and is truly breathtaking.

The ranch is part of the 3,670 acre Stoeckmann Ranch in Reeves County (once 6,000 acres large). 790 acres of the ranch is fallow crop land, and 483 acres of that has been sewn in grasses and put into the CRP program. The remaining 680 acres is in native pasture, consisting primarily of greasewood and mesquite brush, with scattered cacti.

The property is nestled in the middle of a wide valley, with the Ninemile Draw, a seasonal creek ... View More

The Rockin R Ranch, in northern Foard County, Texas offers a good mixture of ranching and hunting to the owner. The ranch has lots of water, with four ponds and a seasonal creek, as well as excellent ground cover and brush.

This property is a fully equipped cattle ranch and has extensive cross-fencing for easy rotation. Approximately 70 acres on the north side has been cleared of brush and is in improved grasses. The ranch has a set of metal working pens and a small metal hay shed just off of this pasture. There is a long alleyway leading to the pens used to hold cattle when they are being gathered.

The four ponds, ... View More

This property is located west of Mangum, OK, in Greer County, with a half mile of frontage on the paved CR 1480. It consists of three quarters, or 480 +/- acres, all of which have good water, grass, and a hilly terrain.

LIVE WATER:

The springfed Fish Creek winds through the north side of the ranch, making its way through two of the three quarters. This creek is a major asset to the property, providing fresh, year around water for both wildlife and livestock. The stream varies in size from a small rolling creek, approximately 2' wide by 0.5' deep, to large "pools" of water, up to ... View More

This farm/ranch operation, located a few miles south of the rural town of Thalia, TX, has everything a person could need to grow crops and run cattle. The land is quality flat farm land, capable of growing hay, wheat, or cotton. Half of the place is cultivated, and the other half is in bluestem grass. The perimeter has a five-line barbed wire fence to contain livestock, and there is a set of pens and a large trap near the headquarters. The field and the grass pasture are separated by a cross fence down the middle.

Improvements include a 3 BD/2 BTH house, with CH/A, fireplace, separate dining room, and large living area. The ... View More

The Long Ranch offers a good mixture of woods, pasture, and cultivation and is suitable to both cattle ranching and hunting. The property sits off of Hwy 283 in northern Wilbarger County and has easy, year around access.

Approximately 80% of the ranch is native country, consisting of mature mesquite trees, bushy hackberries and native grass pastures. Two small wheat fields make up the other 20%. These fields are approximately 18 and 25 acres in size and are located at opposite ends of the ranch (NE and SW corners).

The seasonal Salt Creek runs directly through the middle of this property for roughly 3/4 of a mile. ... View More

This diverse property offers year around hunting, farm income, and mineral rights. It is located just south of the small community of Truscott, TX, in northern Knox County.

TERRAIN:

The land is approximately 2/3 brush pasture and 1/3 cultivation. Most of the pasture is located in a valley on the west side, formed by the winding China Creek that cuts through the middle of it. The north and middle parts of the pasture have good native grasses, with mesquite thickets and hardwoods lining the creek. The south part is rougher and has more clay soils and cedars.

A large 78 acre wheat field ... View More

This is a triangular shaped piece of land, which is bordered by large neighbors on all sides with low hunting pressure. In fact, one of its three sides joins the 550,000 acre Waggoner Ranch for over half a mile, which is not hunted at all.

The land is mainly flat pasture, full of dense mesquite trees and tall grasses. Parts of the ranch have been grubbed in the past to open up lanes for wildlife traffic. Three food plots act as staging areas for hunting whitetails and feral hogs, while the two small ponds provide water for deer and also help attract migratory dove. The thick brushy pasture has plenty of ... View More

This quarter section of land is located in the Bluegrove community of Clay County, at the intersection of Russell Rd. and Bluegrove Cemetery Rd. It is only thirty minutes from Wichita Falls and about two hours from the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex and has paved frontage on two sides for year around access.

The property is suitable to use as a recreational property, for hunting, fishing, and four-wheeling, and/or an agricultural operation for wheat and cattle. The land varies in terrain as follows:

This northwest Texas hunting tract offers privacy, diverse landscapes, and a variety of wildlife uncommon to this area. The ranch is bordered on the south by a 500+ acre Rio Grande turkey preserve and is adjacent to a 160 acre high fenced game ranch to the southwest, which is stocked with exotics. It is common to see stray elk, red stag, and other unusual game visiting the feeders or crossing the back pasture.

In addition to these free range exotics, the ranch boasts large whitetail deer, plus the occasional mulie. Nice 10 and 8 point bucks have been seen on the owner's game cameras (see pictures). Large flocks of Rios ... View More

This property has a lot to offer - beautiful home, brick garden shed, and separate horse pasture, all on 2.4 acres of land! It has been owned by the same family for over 30 years and is in move-in ready condition.

Details:

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This ranch, located just a couple of miles northwest of the city of Quanah, is suitable for both whitetail deer hunting and livestock ranching. The property is approximately 50% mesquite cover and 50% open grassland. The grasses on the ranch consist largely of tall bluestem, which create good bedding for deer too.

The properties surrounding the Cornerpost Ranch on the north and west have very dense thickets; to the east is a wheatfield, and to the south is a grass pasture. Lots of deer travel from the thick brush on the west through the Cornerpost to graze the wheat field on the east. There are plenty of open spaces on the ... View More

This turn-key hunting ranch is located a couple of miles west of the Knox/Baylor County line, just off of the paved FM 266. It is well-improved and has everything you'll need for a weekend retreat, including a deer camp area with hunter's cabin, game feeders, blinds, stands, and easy year around access.

The property is roughly 2/3 native pasture and 1/3 farm land. The native pasture has a rolling, hilly terrain. Mature hackberry trees and chinaberry motts, with scattered juniper and tall mesquites, provide an ever changing landscape as you wind through the ranch. Wild plum and sumac thickets, bluestem clumps, sunflowers, and ... View More

This Wilbarger County property is set up for running livestock. It has good access with two entrances; the main gate is on the paved FM 2585, and a second entrance is on the dirt CR 99 South. It has excellent fences throughout (approximately 2.4 miles of total fencing), all of which are five-line, barbed wire, with metal t-posts.

The ranch is cross fenced into five separate pastures for rotating cattle. Four of these have their own water tanks. Two of the tanks are over half an acre large; the tank in the northeast pasture is the largest and would be suitable for stocking with fish too. The pastures consist of native ... View More

20 +/- acres on Highway 287, located just outside of the city limits of Quanah, TX. This is a busy highway in Texas that receives approximately 80,000 cars/day at this location in north Texas.

This site would be excellent to build a commercial truck stop, gas station, or shipping warehouse. The property sits where 285 meets 287, which is the cut-off to go to Georgia Pacific's sheetrock plant just a few miles away. As such, the 20 acres is bordered on two of its three sides by well trafficked roads.

The city of Quanah is centrally located within 200 miles of Dallas/Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Amarillo, Lubbock, and ... View More

This ranch is located just one mile east of Margaret, TX. The ranch is suitable for hunting whitetail deer, feral hog, and dove. It has approximately 80 acres in improved bluestem grass and 20 acres of native mesquite pasture and salt cedars, which provides good bedding areas for deer. The 80 acres of bluestem is in two different pastures. The ranch would be good for stockers, a small cow/calf herd, or horses.

There is a large water tank that would be great to stock with catfish. During the drought last summer, the owner dug out this tank to further deepen it. It's fed by Mule Creek, which is a seasonal wash that runs ... View More

This property is a clean, turn-key ranch, located northwest of the Rayland community in Foard County. Suitable for cattle or horses, the pasture is improved in coastal bermuda and love grasses for a high stocking capacity. The fences are in excellent, near-new condition; a five-line, barbed wire fence with metal t-posts is around the whole perimeter. The corners and braces are all pipe and have been filled with concrete for reinforcement.

There are two entrances off of the county road; the main is a double metal swing gate, and the other is a single metal gate. At the main entrance is a fenced trap, for gathering and ... View More

This northwest Texas hunting property is located between Blacks Branch Creek and Raggedy Creek in northern Foard County, only 2.5 miles south of the mainstream Pease River. It has a good variance of thick wooded areas on the north side and more open brush country on the south. Approximately 38.2 acres of the ranch is in the CRP program, with a contract good through 2013. This contract pays the owner $1339/year. The CRP pasture has lots of young mesquites, junipers, and a variety of range grasses, providing excellent bedding areas for game and long range rifle hunting opportunities. The thicker portions of the ranch allow for ... View More

Looking for a small tract of land for PAINTBALL? MOTOCROSS? FISHING? or just a piece of ground to call your own?

This seventeen acre tract of land is triangular in shape and sits on the northeast side of Highway 287, between the old Econo Lodge Motel and the railroad tracks. It can be accessed by turning in at the motel or taking Hillcrest Dr. down to the tracks and under the highway bridge.

The land is all native pasture, with tall 30'+ hardwood trees lining its perimeter and flat grassy pasture in the middle. There is a creek wash running through the ... View More

This affordable piece of land is located in the northeast corner of Reeves County, where it meets Ward and Pecos County. Just a couple of miles south of the Pecos River, the land is flat native brush country, consisting of mesquite, greasewood, and sage shrubs, with scattered yucca, prickly pear, and native grasses. This parcel will have hunting for mule deer, and potentially blue quail too. It is very isolated, with no tall structures or residences in site. The property is essentially a "raw" piece of land, with no fences, structures, or improvements.

The closest town to the tract is Pecos, Texas (pop. 7800). It is not ... View More