There is a solid turf of native grasses that includes Buffalo Grass, Side Oats Grama, Vine-Mesquite Grass, Plains Bristle Grass, Tobosa, Little Bluestem, Indian Grass, Switch Grass and Three-awn, to name a few. There is a scattering to sometimes dense canopy of Mesquite and Ash Juniper throughout the ranch.

The Bailey Ranch is considered to be well watered. There are three operable water wells on the ranch, two of which are on electricity and one is a solar well. In addition to the Pease River, there are two seasonal creeks and multiple springs that also provide a great source of water for the ranch.

The Bailey Ranch is considered to be well improved and maintained. The headquarters improvements include a bunkhouse that is of cinder block construction. It features two bedrooms, one bath, kitchen and living room, central heat and air, water softener and RO drinking water system. There is also a 30 x 30 insulated metal shop adjacent to the bunkhouse, and a 50 x 30 insulated equipment barn. Other improvements include a 300 gallon diesel tank and 300 gallon gas tank. A set of wooden cattle pens can be used for livestock work.

Hunting on the Bailey Ranch is considered to be outstanding with game species that include dove, quail, turkey, wild hogs, whitetail deer, mule deer, and the occasional aoudad sheep. The ranch has six elevated permanent hunting stands (three 8 x 8 & three 4 x 8), and there are several ground stands located around the ranch. There are three bulk protein feeders, and 8 corn feeders. There are seven food plots with one being irrigated by sprinklers.

If you are looking for a great hunting, recreational and cattle ranch in the Rolling Plains of Texas offering a wide array of topography, great access, and lots of desirable live water river frontage, please give the Bailey Ranch your full consideration. The property is realistically priced at $1,150.00 per acre.

For more information or to schedule a showing, please give Brendan Garrison a call at (806) 763-5331 office, or (806) 790-5900 cell.