Buzzard Peak River Ranch
This is a great opportunity to own a diverse hunting property with live water! 116.5 surveyed acres on the Brazos River, easy access from two different roads, heavy brush cover, wheat field with draws, minimal hunting pressure, AND a three bedroom ranch house.
TERRAIN:
The property sits on the east side of the Brazos River, where Highway 222 crosses the river. It is primarily top land, with a general slope towards the north. Several draws and washes transverse the land, and these have been utilized to feed a water tank in the pasture on the east side. A 40 bluff runs along the side of the river for about 4/10th of a mile, providing some really nice views up and down the river valley. The Brazos River is considered to be live water and runs year around.
Approximately 45 acres of the ranch are in native pasture, and 70 acres in a wheat field. The pasture surrounds the field, providing m...
Approximately 45 acres of the ranch are in native pasture, and 70 acres in a wheat field. The pasture surrounds the field, providing multiple locations to set up hunting blinds. It consists of basically three different kinds of pasture:
1. Dense wooded motts and tall hardwood trees
2. Mesquite thickets and prairie grasses
3. River bottom, with breaks and cedars
The field is currently rented to a local farmer for growing wheat, which benefits the wildlife too and provides staging areas for hunting. The soils are sandy and could grow a variety of crops. The whole perimeter is fenced too, in fair to good condition.
HUNTING:
The Brazos River valley in Knox County is considered to have a solid whitetail population, with some nice trophies harvested year after year. This ranch is located in the far southwest part of the county, where there is a good balance of farm crops, native pasture, creeks and other surface water, in addition to the river. While I have not seen what the bucks looked like taken directly off of this place, I have seen bucks taken just one mile across the river on the neighbor and upstream on other properties, and they all seem to have good mass and tall tines. I think it can be expected to harvest bucks in the 140 class, with the potential for a monster in the 170s.
Other wildlife here are turkey, feral hog, javelina, coyote, and bobcat. The water tank on the ranch is great for dove hunting in the fall as well.
IMPROVEMENTS:
The ranch has a three bedroom, one bathroom brick house on a pier and beam foundation, with a separate living room and dining room. It has a metal roof, storm windows, plank wood flooring, CH/A system, and W/D connections. The house is wired for Dish Network, has public electricity and a water well too. It does not come with any furniture, but is ready to use.
Next to the house is a two car carport that could easily be converted to a garage for locking up equipment or ATVs. In the back are some horse pens with a water tap ran from the water well. Three hay storage bins here could be used for keeping corn or deer feed. There is also an chicken coop and another older out building.
Property taxes in 2014 were $1,064 (with an ag exemption).
ASKING PRICE:
$1850/acre (reduced from $2050/acre)
CONTACT:
Call agent/owner Ben Belew at cell phone (940) 357-9940 to see this diverse property in person.
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