Land & Real Estate For Sale

The Mulkey Ranch is a premier hunting ranch in north Texas! With breathtaking views and outstanding native wildlife, this ranch is unique find!

Water/Rivers:

The Mulkey Ranch sits on the south side of the Prairie Dog Fork of the Red River, which forms the Texas-Oklahoma border in this area of the state. The ranch has approximately five miles of frontage on this river.

The Red flows water year around and is a natural attraction to the area’s wildlife. It has formed a large bluff on the Mulkey over time. This bluff provides beautiful views of the surrounding landscape and offers ... View More

This historic West Texas ranch has everything a person could want - diverse terrains, abundant water, excellent hunting, and income potential! The deed has only traded hands a few times in the last fifty years and is now being offered for sale again! Check out these details:

Diverse Terrains:

The property has approximately 3900 acres of brushy native pasture and woods, 2400 acres of cultivation, and 700 acres of dense bottom land. The property sits along three main ridges and has 150' in elevation change from north to south.

The 3900 acres of native pasture consists of large blocks of ... View More

Rustic and scenic, this West Texas property is representative of what a classic Texas ranch is all about. From expanding vistas of the plateaus and nearby river valley to meandering cattle trails across the pasture, you’ll feel like you’re in the old West here. This scenic property has been featured in several photography books and has even hosted a Marlboro photo shoot.

Very private, these 3,300 continuous acres are tucked back off a county road, with only one main entrance. Approximately 30% of the ranch is in cultivation, while the remaining 70% is in native pasture, consisting of range grasses, shrub ... 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

If you've been waiting for a quality Northwest Texas ranch at good price, this is it. The property has been in the same family for over 60 years, and their hard work and dedication to the land is evident in every cornerpost and fence stay.

The ranch has approximately 2,550 acres of land. The Salt Fork of the Brazos River, a livewater stream, forms the east border for almost 2.5 miles and is major asset to the property. FM 222 runs along the south border and provides easy, year-around access. The west side is bordered by large farms, and there is a 17,000 acre ranch joining the property on the north side.

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Located in both Foard and Knox Counties, the Blue Goose Ranch is a great hunting or cattle ranch. The ranch has approximately 2750 acres of land. The North Wichita River, a livewater stream, runs along part of the northern and eastern borders for over 2.5 miles. It is very private and is surrounded by ranches of 2000+ acres on the south and west sides, as well as across the river.

In addition to the ranch's frontage on the Wichita River, the property has other water features. There are four tanks on the property, all well-situated along draws so they catch runoff easily. Two seasonal creeks wind through the ranch too, before ... View More

You won’t need to look far to be impressed with this West Texas beauty. Follow the ranch roads as they go up and over the hills and through the canyons, and you’ll soon see why this property is appealing on multiple levels.

The ranch is adequately balanced, with approximately 80% in native country and 20% in cultivation. The fields act as magnets for the wildlife in the area, primarily deer and hog, and also allow winter grazing for cattle. The many ravines and trails cutting through the landscape make for wonderful horseback rides too. Water on the ranch is found in the many ponds dotted throughout the pastures, fed ... View More

This west Texas family ranch was once a large ag operation, but has sat fallow now for several years. The property consists of two tracts, 2200 acres and 1470 acres, located approximately 15 miles away from each other.

The land consists mainly of native brush, such as mesquite and greasewood, and improved/native grasses. There are a total of sixteen cased irrigation wells on the ranch, eight on each tract. The 2200 acres has three cinderblock houses and an old cotton gin too.

The 2200 acre tract would be a good location to develop a commercial dairy or feedlot operation. There is frontage on I-20 for easy access on ... View More

This ranch is truly phenomenal, with good elevation change, excellent cover, and a creek winding throughout the whole property. Property is located 15 miles south of Henrietta in big ranch country.

The property has abundant water, both natural and created. With the seasonal Lodge Creek winding throughout the ranch, there are also five water tanks spread out over the ranch. The tanks have all been stocked with channel cat and bass fish.

Large-bodied whitetail deer, averaging 130-170 pt B & C, are plentiful. The ranch's tall oak trees and thick wooded areas are ideal for bow hunting. The open pastures and defined ... 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 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 dryland farm is very improved and is capable of growing multiple crops in rotation. The whole property has an excellent five-line perimeter fence with metal t-posts and is set up for stockers as well. The corners were built with steel pipe, as are the gated entrances and braces too.

The farm has approximately 565 acres in cultivation, with an extensive system of terraces throughout it to prevent erosion. The bulk of the land is currently sewn in winter wheat; yields in the past have averaged from 30-40 bushels per acre. The bottom 100 acres was planted in cotton last year and produced over one bale per ... View More

This southwest Oklahoma ranch is located in northern Greer County, on the Beckham County border. Seated at the "end of the road" in a secluded part of the county, the only road traffic is from the local farmers and ranchers.

Scenic views abound in all directions. To the north, Haystack Mountain Canyon shows off its 200' steep ridges. Several plateaus rise up in the south, and the Wichita Mountains are faint in the distant east. This property allows views for miles of the surrounding rangeland and landscape, and there are several supurb locations to build a house or cabin.

The terrain is rolling, with deep draws and ... View More

This beautiful north Texas ranch consists of 200 +/- acres of scenic meadows, dense forested areas, and open grass pastures. Located just a couple of hours from the D/FW metroplex, it is extremely private and is bordered by two of the largest ranches in the area, the Burns and the Scaling.

Two forks of Lodge Creek roll through the southern half of the property, providing a mile of frontage. This seasonal creek flows water during the rainy seasons and will hold pockets of water in the dry summer months. The whole creek is lined with beautiful mature post oaks, some of which are over 40' tall. There are ... View More

This large farm, part of the 3,670 acre Stoeckmann Ranch in Reeves County, was once used to grow a variety of crops. It has eight cased irrigation wells on the property. There are concrete ditches dividing the sections as well, used to carry the water throughout the ranch for row-water irrigation.

There are three old, cinderblock houses on the ranch, each with rural water lines ran to them. A tenant is currently living in one of the houses and oversees the property. In the middle of the houses is a 10,000 sq ft metal barn, formally a cotton gin. The barn is now being used for storage and to house several horses. ... 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 property contains 1012.2 acres of improved CRP grasses, with the remaining 94 +/- acres in native pasture. The CRP contract is as follows:

836.2 acres @ $34.88/ac = $29,167/yr (until 2010)
176.0 acres @ $37.31/ac = $6,567/yr (until 2012)

TOTAL CURRENT INCOME: $35,734/yr

The property has public road frontage, where utilties are available. All of the acres are continous and are located approximately halfway between Levelland and Whiteface, at the corner of FM 300 and FM 303.

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 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

This tract represents the south 640 acres of the Greer Countyline Ranch, which is located on the border of Greer and Beckham Counties in southwest Oklahoma. It is being offered separately from the whole property, for $750/acre.

The tract has public road frontage, scenic views, several small "catch" ponds and one large water tank, a solar-powered water well, and an excellent interior road system. The property is conducive to whitetail deer hunting and cattle ranching. There are some nice views of the distant plateaus and valleys; the Wichita Mountains can be seen to the east. The terrain is hilly with several creek drainages. ... View More

The Fork Creek Ranch is a very nice 400 acre hunting ranch, located twelve miles east of Crowell, Tx on Hwy 70. This tract has four different food plots planted in wheat, through the center is all good mesquite pasture. The Paradise Creek winds through the ranch running from west to east. This creek bed is covered with deer tracks. There is one earth tank in the middle with good mesquite cover for the wildlife. This ranch is loaded with game such as whitetail deer, wild hogs and quail.

Improvements consist of good perimeter fences. Good Hwy access with water and electricity available. There is a one year lease on the ... View More

These acres of farm land are located two miles from HWY 70, a couple of miles south of the town of Thalia. The farm is currently planted in wheat and milo. This farm has produced over 40 plus bushels of wheat to the acre.

The field is all flat, with no terraces or washes. Located on the west side of the property is a city water line. The current land owner will lease the farm back from the new buyer, if desired. There are also minerals to be conveyed with the sale.

This northwest Texas ranch offers grazing for livestock and a variety of hunting. With year around access off of paved FM 433, this property would make an excellent homesite too. The headwaters of Plum Creek form on this ranch, and the southern half has two main drainages going across it. There are three water tanks built off of these creek washes, which readily catch and hold water. This ranch has a strong income of over $21,000/year as well.

Grazing:

The property has over 250 acres in improved bluestem grasses, with the balance in native pasture. There are three distinct pastures, separated ... View More

If you have been looking for a raw piece of hunting property, where you can develop it according to your own vision and plan, this is the place for you. The Cedar Breaks Ranch has approximately 445 continuous acres, consisting of 145 acres of flat dryland cultivation on the north end and 300 acres of native pasture, rolling hills, and deep ravines on the south. It is surrounded by privately held ranches, all of which are 640-2000 acres in size, and has been owned by the same family for over fifty years.

The possibilities for this property are endless. The many draws and creek washes allow for multiple locations to build ... 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 ranch is located in scenic Dickens County, just down the road from the historic Pitchfork and 6666 ranches. Situated among miles of rolling hills and plateaus at the end of a county road, it is very secluded and private, a perfect getaway ranch. The varying degrees of elevation across the ranch and in the distance provide beautiful views in virtually all directions from anywhere on the property.

The pastures are full of tall bluestem, shinoak motts, and lovegrass clumps, and are an ideal habitat for bobwhite quail. Your dogs will get their fill of flushing coveys here! The soil is a soft sand, with ... 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 northwest Texas ranch is located on Hardeman/Foard county line, approximately 200 miles from the DFW metroplex. It is protected on its north side by Copper Breaks State Park, a 1900 acre low-fence wildlife preserve, and bordered on its other sides by privately held farms and ranches, some 2000 acres large.

The River Run Ranch (RRR) straddles the mainstream Pease River, providing frontage on both sides for over a half mile. Devil's Creek, which feeds a 90 acre lake on the state park, merges with the Pease just before it flows through the ... View More

This is a productive working ranch that offers potential for further development and increased income. The property is cross-fenced across the middle for easy rotational grazing. 90.5 acres is in the CRP program until 2010, which pays the owner approximately $2900/year, and the balance of the ranch is in either improved pasture or fallow fields.

The main pasture on the south side (165 acres) has scattered bermuda grass patches, which could be harrowed to spread the grass throughout further, or the land could be disked and planted to put it back into cultivational use. The soil type is sandy, conducive to winter wheat as a ... View More

This turn-key set up in northwest Texas offers diverse hunting, horse ranching, calf roping, and cattle grazing, complete with a move-in ready house and multiple improvements. The property is surrounded by ranches 640-2500 acres in size and is seated on the edge of the scenic canyons and plateaus of southern Hardeman County.

The MB Ranch has year around easy access off of Highway 6, a two-lane paved highway. From the entrance of the ranch you drive past a small fruit tree grove, which includes pear, pecan, and apricot. The main house is located following the grove and has three bedrooms, 1.75 bathrooms, a large kitchen, ... View More

This tract represents the north 305 acres of the Greer Countyline Ranch, which is located on the border of Greer and Beckham Counties in southwest Oklahoma. It is being offered separately from the whole property, for $750/acre.

The tract has public road frontage, scenic views, several small "catch" ponds, and an excellent interior road system. The property is conducive to whitetail deer hunting and cattle ranching. There is a great view of Haystack Mtn. Canyon to the north. The terrain is hilly with several creek drainages. Vegetation consists of tall range grasses and mesquite brush.

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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

The Winding Creek Ranch is diverse quarter-section, located in northern Foard County. The tract has approximately 60 acres on its north half of thick hackberry, willow, and mesquite trees, and 100 acres of a terraced pasture on the south, consisting of tall CRP grasses and lots of young mesquite sprouts.

There is a seasonal creek running through the middle of the ranch from west to east, which carries runoff to Raggedy Creek about 1/2 mile away. This creek wash is a magnet for deer and is covered in tracks. The property sits only 3.5 miles south of the Pease River too.

There is a water tank off of the creek, which ... View More

This tract would make a great place to run a small cow/calf herd or gain cattle operation. It has many improvements and is ready to use as-is.

The property has an excellent five-line, barbed wire fence around its perimeter, with metal T-posts and reinforced corners. There are two metal single-gates and one metal double-gate; the gates are located at SW, NW, and NE corners.

The ranch has frontage on two county roads and is just a couple of miles north of Hwy 287. A rural water meter is already in place on the west side, and a spout on the fence row is used to fill up a metal water trough.

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These acres are continous and located just off of Hwy 283, a couple miles south of Fargo. Other than a five acre block of native pasture in the southeast corner, the remainder of the acreage is in cultivation. The field is currently being used for wheat production. There is a five-line, barbed wire fence around the perimeter, which is only a few years old. Productive ground, conveniently located.

This move-in ready home has been under the same ownership for over 25 years and has been meticulously kept. Located on the quiet street of Oaklawn Drive. in the Twin Oaks subdivision, it would be the perfect place to raise a family or retire.

The house sits on a 100' x 130' lot. It has private parking around the back of the house through the paved alley, where the attached two-car garage is. There is a fenced backyard, and the grass is watered by an in-ground sprinkler system. Several tall oak trees provide shade for the property.

The house has a brick exterior and asphalt shingle roof. Lots of windows light up the ... 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 property is located just outside of the city of Vernon, but close enough to have access to a paved street and in-town conveniences. Perfect for a horse enthusiast, or someone who just desires more space and privacy than a city lot, the property has 2.66 total acres (per the tax district). This acreage contains 0.75 acres of improvements, which includes a house, barn, and set of pens, and two separate coastal pastures, 1.40 acres and 0.50 acres in size.

The house is very well insulated and has aluminum siding on the exterior. The roof is made from asphalt shingles and is only a ... View More

This property would be an ideal place to build a home and set up a horse or livestock operation. It comes complete with utilities already on the property, a rural water meter in place, and an electric water well. The ranch has an excellent five-line, barbed wire fence around its perimeter too.

The terrain varies from flat to rolling. The property has a good stand of native grasses throughout, as well as some thick mesquite cover and a few hackberry groves, which create a sense of privacy from most places on the ranch. There are also open grass pastures that could be tilled and put into various hay crops for livestock, or used ... View More

This is a charming 1938 cottage style home in Vernon, TX. The house features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a formal living and dining area. There are beautiful, original hardwood floors throughout the main house. The kitchen has been totally remodeled with new cabinets, granite countertops and all new stainless steel appliances. The master bedroom is spacious with 2 closets and a large vanity area. Attached to the master bedroom is an additional sitting room and/or office area. The master bathroom has a modern vanity with granite countertop, ceramic tile flooring and a jacuzzi tub. The upstairs has 2 bedrooms with 3 big closets and 1 bathroom. ... View More

This property has improved bluestem grasses, excellent fences, and public road frontage. There are two water tanks to provide water for cattle, and a set of corrals to work them in. Nice property, close to town for easy access.

This West Texas farm tract has easy access off of the paved FM 378 and strong income from a ten year CRP contract that is in place. The contract pays the landowner approximately $6100/yr on the 143 acres that is enrolled in the program and is good until 2019. The tract is located just a few miles north of Lockney, TX, and has access to the city water line and utilities at the road. There is an old irrigation well on the south side of the property too.

The owner states there is a solid number of pheasants on the property. Several feeders and water troughs have been kept out to increase the numbers. The property is all ... View More

This tract of land would be great to keep as a hobby farm or to expand upon an already large ag operation. The farm is conveniently located off of HWY 70, near the rural community of Rayland. A 3 BD/2 BTH house is located near the entrance. The house needs some work, but is salvagable. It comes equipped with CH/A and plank hardwood flooring. There is a large metal hay barn too.

The property has two cultivated fields; the larger of the two has a four-tower pivot on it, which is only a couple of years old. The ground is currently being used to grow winter wheat, and part of it has been sewn in coastal bermuda grass. The ... View More

This farm is located in the Rayland community of Foard County, just two miles north of Highway 70. The property is a turn-key cattle operation or would serve well as a horse farm too.

The whole 80 acres has new fencing around its perimeter, with metal T-posts and reinforced piped corners. The pipe has been cemented into the ground for extra stability. The fences are all five-line, barbed wire. The property has two gated entrances off of CR 293. The main entrance has a double metal gate, and the other is a single metal gate. The double metal gate is where the cattle trap is, which makes for easy loading and unloading of ... View More

This triangular shaped tract of land is located off of Highway 70, near the Foard/Wilbarger County line. The front side of the property fronts the highway, and the back two sides are lined by a tall 30'+ shelterbelt, which makes a great windbreak for the property.

The land consist of improved grasses and is currently enrolled in the CRP program until 2010, which pays the landowner approximately $450/year. Buying this tract now will produce an immediate return on your investment until the end of the CRP contract, when you can start grazing or building on the property.

As a homesite, this tract is excellent - not ... View More