Soil and Vegetation: The soils are a combination of Wilson-Burleson and Ferris-Altoga soils. These are clayey soils with a mixture of loamy soils in places. You will find across the property especially on the hill tops that the soil tends to be more loamy. This leads to the mixture of predominately large oak trees in these areas mixed with other trees such as cedar and other hard woods. In the lower areas there is a mixture of cedar and mesquite. This makes great habitat for the wildlife and gives a unique character to the property offering both types of cover on the same property.

Water: The property offers adequate water for wildlife and livestock with a small creek, stock pond and an approximate 16 acre lake. The lake is tree lined and offers great hunting and fishing opportunities.

Improvements: There are no building improvements located on the property.

Wildlife: There is ample cover as most of this property is timber or a mix of timber and small meadows. There have been food plots added and an interior road system put in place to allow you to navigate and cover the property well for hunting purposes. The King Creek bottoms adjoin the property to the north and northeast which is prime deer habitat. Feeders and blinds have been placed in strategic locations offering great hunting opportunities. When you sit in one of these blinds you are going to see good numbers. The lake also offers some great duck hunting. You will see a good number of mallards, gadwall, and widgeon along with ring necks and geese.

Location: The property is located approximately 4 miles south of Kaufman near the town of Scurry, TX in Kaufman County. The property has an entrance along Hwy 34. It is within 30 minutes of Dallas and only about 4 miles to Hwy 175 for an easy commute.

Taxes: This property is under a wildlife management plan for tax purposes. The 2015 taxes were an estimated $348.00

School District: Scurry ISD