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 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 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 is an excellent combo ranch and will provide the new owner the opportunity to graze cattle, farm grain crops or hay, and hunt a variety of wildlife. The ranch is 570 +/- acres large and consists of roughly 200 acres of native pasture, 100 acres of improved grasses, and 270 acres of dryland farm ground.

The 200 acres of native pasture contains tall range grasses and dense mesquite brush. The pasture is located primarily on the west side of the ranch, with a small portion in the northeast corner. This area provides good bedding areas for whitetail deer and is a natural bobwhite quail habitat. The owner has kept corn ... 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

This combo ranch has improved grass pastures, thick wooded areas, river frontage, and an irrigation well. Perfect for running stockers or chasing trophy bucks, it offers the best of both worlds to the astute ranch buyer.

The property has approximately 140 acres of native pasture and woods along the north and east sides. The wooded areas have towering cottonwoods and elm trees, dense chinaberry motts, mature hackberries, and scattered mesquites. The 65 acres running from the road to the river on the east side contains a winding draw lined with hardwood trees and native brush. There is plenty of room for several tower or ... 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 diverse hunting tract is located in the rolling hills of northeast Hardeman County, just a few miles south of the Red River. The land offers a variety of native browse, trees, brush, and cultivation, providing the nutrition needed to attract and sustain trophy bucks. It joins a 2000 acre ranch on two sides and has easy access off of the county maintained Taylor Rd.

The ranch is divided down its middle by a long shelterbelt of 50' hardwoods, which provide protected bedding areas for whitetails and roosts for turkeys. South of the shelterbelt is a 60 acre field, and on the north side, a 28 acre field. Both of these ... View More

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 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 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.

Two waterways ... View More

This Texas horse ranch sits on the southeastern edge of the Texas Panhandle, just a few miles north of the town of Quanah. It is set up as a turn-key operation, so you can move in and immediately start a breeding or training program.

The property has 50 +/- acres and fronts the two lane, paved State Highway 6, for easy access to and from the property. The entrance is pipe, with a double gate and wide archway. A gravel driveway leads you from the road to the headquarters, where an open roping arena, large metal hay barn, several horse stalls, and the ranch house are located.

The roping arena is 200' x 400' and ... 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

Great all around hunting tract in Hardeman County, Texas, located just a few miles south of the Red River. Surrounded by miles of farm and ranch land, this tract is in a remote part of the county with dense wildlife populations.

The native brush and vegetation, coupled with a 30 acre wheat field, creates an excellent habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, quail, hog, and dove, plus roaming predators and varmits. Several trophy bucks have been taken off of this ranch in the last five years, including a 162 pt non-typical. I have never driven through this property, or any other in this area of the county, without seeing deer ... View More

This northwest Texas farm is a diverse tract, offering both hunting and agriculture to the owner. The land is mostly flat, with some slope along the east side. A seasonal tributary to Wanderer's Creek runs from west to east through the north part. This creek is lined by tall hardwood trees, which provide roosting areas for turkeys. The ranch has approximately fifteen acres of native pasture following the creek. The brush and wooded areas here supply cover for whitetail deer and feral hogs as well, with the adjoining two cultivated fields acting as food plots for the wildlife. These two fields are separated by a grass waterway and ... View More