There is a nice set of steel cattle pens located in the center of the ranch. On the east side of the ranch near the entrance is a box car with (2) 22x40 covers off both sides to park/store equipment & vehicles under. The seller has run electricity & rural water to the box car.

Water: This ranch has more sources of water than any ranch I have seen in a long time. To start with, there are 5 submersible pump wells ranging from 10 GPM to 15 GPM at a depth of 200 ft. to 240 ft. These 5 wells have all been recently drilled. Water is piped from these wells across the ranch to many locations through mostly 2 PVC (NEW). In addition to these wells there are 7 windmills which are currently not in use. Bitter Creek rural water line runs down FM 419 and seller owns 1 meter which is piped to the boxcar. In the southwest part of the ranch is a private water line crossing the property with a tap and trough in place. There is a nice size tank in the middle of the ranch with five smaller ones scattered through out, all connected to the water lines. The three creeks (Dulaney, Rough, & Kildoogan) have seasonal holes of water in them from time to time.

Recreation: The ranch is currently being managed for whitetail deer and is not leased out or commercially hunted. The seller has 5 protein feeders placed across the ranch along with 3 food plots ranging in size from 3ac. to 10ac. There are some very good quality bucks in the area. The dove hunting is excellent and the quail are coming back, on recent visits to the ranch some very large coveys have been seen. Turkey are all over the ranch and the hunting should be top notch, they roost on the ranch along the creeks. This is an excellent combination hunting ranch and would make a great high fence prospect.

Utilities: Oncor Electric is the electric provider. An AT&T phone line is just outside the gate running along FM 419.

Minerals: Seller owns all of the minerals and will convey 25% of the minerals. The ranch is not presently leased for oil & gas exploration. The ranch lies within the Cline Shale formation.

Taxes: $1,003.09 in 2012

Price: $1395 per acre or $1,497,466

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