Land & Real Estate 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 Southwest cattle and recreational ranch is located near the crux of the Oklahoma, Colorado, and New Mexico statelines, just north of the Black Mesa State Park. Consisting of 39 sections, the ranch is all continuous acres, offering an ever changing landscape and diverse terrain.

The property is transversed by four deep canyons - Gallinas, Pat, Sand, and Lane Canyons - and multiple fingers and valleys, providing over 400' of elevation change, from the open prairie land on the north to the canyon bottoms on the south. Large mesas and plateaus protrude across the horizon, providing ... 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 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

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

This southwestern Oklahoma ranch stretches into both Greer and Beckham counties and is suitable for a cattle and/or hunting operation. Its 4008 +/- acres are all continuous, with elevation ranging between 1750'-1950'.

The ranch is well watered and has piped water to stock tanks throughout most of its pastures. Over fifteen miles of creek washes and ravines coming out of the canyons move runoff across the land down to Haystack Creek, the main water channel. Haystack Creek is a tributary to the Elm Fork of the Red River, merging with it some sixteen miles after it leaves the ranch. It will "flow" during the rainy seasons in ... 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

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

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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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

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

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

Take a walk back through the Old West on this historic Southwest ranch! Located near the Colorado-Oklahoma border, this property has dramatic elevation changes, lush creek bottoms, meadows, and open grass prairies. Approximately 2 miles wide by 3.5 miles deep, it offers a secure sense of privacy and a quiet serenity to all who enter its gates.

TOPOGRAPHY:

The southern half of the ranch has several deep canyons running through it, for over 100’ of elevation change. The main canyon is Sand Canyon, which is fed by multiple fingers and valleys across the ranch. Unique rock outcroppings and ... View More

This scenic property is located in the Oklahoma Panhandle between the Cimarron River and the Colorado state line, just a few miles northeast of the Black Mesa State Park. With only a short deeded easement from County Road 13, the ranch is both private and easily assessible.

The ranch has two deep canyons transversing across its south and north sides, which merge together on the east side near the ranch entrance. Lane Canyon, the largest of the two, provides dramatic elevation changes of over 200' and spans across the whole south half of the ranch. One of the main roads will take you right through the heart of Lane Canyon. ... View More

This ranch is highly improved, set up for running stockers or cows. The ranch is divided into three different tracts, each capable of sustaining a herd in itself. Details are as follows:

TRACT #1 - 818 ACRES:

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 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 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 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 northwest Texas cattle ranch is highly improved, with everything from a first class preconditioning yard, 130 acres of sandy cultivation, and 200 acres coastal bermuda, to a beautiful 3BD/3BTH owner's home. Four large earthen tanks, a 7 acre marshy lake, and over one mile of frontage on the Brazos River provide abundant surface water for livestock and native wildlife, including whitetail deer, turkey, feral hog, and migratory waterfowl.

Extensive cross fencing, pipe-corners, and braces allow for easy rotation of stockers throughout the pastures. There are nine total pastures on the ranch, providing a variety of ... 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

This combo ranch provides the best of three worlds - hunting, farming, and ranching - or could be developed to focus specifically on any of these three. The land is well laid out, with 419 acres of native pasture on the west and east sides, three cultivated fields, totaling 161 acres, in the middle, and a 75 acre coastal bermuda pasture in the front. All of the fields and pastures are cross-fenced with five-line, barbed wire fences, for easy rotation of cattle.

The ranch has five ponds, one of which is a beautiful two acre body of water just behind the headquarters. There are two creeks, the main one being the seasonal Red ... View More

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

This diverse farm is located just north of the town of Paducah. It has excellent five-line, barbed wire fences for both its perimeter and cross-fencing, approximately 250 acres in improved pasture, 80 acres in native pasture, and 450 acres in productive dryland cultivation.

The south half of the farm has two large fields and is currently being used to grow haygrazer. The north half is divided by several tree-lined creeks and has a total of four fields. It is being used to grow winter wheat. The land is also capable of growing cotton, or would take to coastal bermuda grass.

The farm follows Highway 62/83 on its ... 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

The Oxbow Ranch is located in the rolling hills of western Young County, just a half hour from the town of Graham and Possum Kingdom Lake. The ranch consists of 242 surveyed acres and has a variety of terrain, trees, and water.

The property is accessed by a fenced, 50' deeded lane going from a county maintained road for a half mile back to the ranch. The entrance has a large pipe gate and archway at the road. A thorough interior road system, with over four miles of roads, leads you through the property, providing easy access to all ends of the ranch. The pastures are full of mature hardwoods and brush, including live oak, ... 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

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 farm is primarily flat and contains 550 +/- 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

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, 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 gal/minute, so the farm has the ... View More

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

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 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 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 farm is set up for running stockers. With the good balance of 64 acres of native pasture versus 196 acres of wheat land, cattle have plenty of grazing. Red Creek, a seasonal creek, runs across the whole property on the west side. This creek is lined with hackberry trees and soapberry motts, providing an excellent wind block for livestock, as well as shade in the summer.

The property has two ponds on it, one in the southwest corner and one in the northeast corner. The perimeter fences are five-line, barbed wire, and are in excellent shape. At the main entrance, a set of pipe working pens is used for sorting ... 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 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 has roughly 85 acres of native pasture and 48 acres of 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 ... 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

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 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 ranch is located just one mile east of Margaret, TX. The ranch is suitable for hunting whitetail deer, feral hog, and dove. The property 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.

The property has a large water tank that would be great to stock with catfish. The tank is fed by Mule Creek, which is a seasonal creek that runs through the middle of the property. The mesquite pasture ... 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 narrow tract of land has been owned by the present owner for over thirty years and has been tightly managed during the past decade to produce trophy whitetails! Every time I've driven through the property, even in the summer heat, I've seen deer jumping and running across the pasture! A monster 15 pointer was taken a couple of years ago, verifying the productivity of the management strategy. There is minimal hunting pressure around the ranch as well, which allows you to be selective with your bucks.

In addition to whitetails, the ranch also has feral hog and Rio Grande turkey. Lots of surface water surrounds the ... 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