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 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 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

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 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

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 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 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