281 Acres Concho County
Location. What could be a better place to be, than right between "The Heart of Texas" and Eden? That's just where this choice hunting ranch is, in the desirable country near scenic Salt Gap. It is in far eastern Concho County, within 2 miles of the McCulloch County line. Brady is the county seat in McCulloch County, and the area has a reputation for fine quality hunting.
Terrain. This terrain is gently sloping, with tree-covered hills in view. It is a heavily wooded area between 2 wheat fields. A seasonal creek winds through the place, and has some nice live oak trees. The brush similar to South Texas gives great cover for wildlife.
Improvements. The place sports a new cabin. It is a 2013 model, clean and attractive. It is site-built with a metal roof, tile floors, open kitchen/den, bathroom, a bedroom downstairs and one in the loft. There is a site-built storage building as well.
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Water. Rural community drinking water is supplied to the cabin.
Wildlife. The ranch and the area have plentiful wildlife. Whitetail deer are plentiful, and turkeys will be seen frequently. Dove hunting is usually very good through the region. Other species give hunters and observers an enjoyable time.
Minerals. A substantial portion of the mineral interests will be included with an acceptable ranch purchase contract.
Comments. Hunters will appreciate that this place is at the end of a very lightly used county road. The small house/cabin is nice enough for your wife, and the hunters will like the place. It has potential for some income from the wheat as well, which is 105 acres total in 2 fields.
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