301.2 Acres in Trickham, TX - $1,198,500
McClatchy 301.20
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301.20 Acres out of the 3-MAC Ranch. This ranch has been in the McClatchy Family for 6 generations. If viewing the beautiful Mukewater Creek Valley from your bluff overlooking your piece of Central Texas, if exploring ancient Native American mounds is of interest, if owning a ranch with three large stock ponds of which one is stocked with bass, one pond has seasonal waterfowl, and the other is located on the backside of the same mountain with multiple bluffs and awesome views, if hunting white tailed deer, feral hogs and wild turkey or just enjoying the flora of the area, if becoming a part of the area of Texas rich in history interests you, congratulations! You have found the ranch of your dreams! Overhead electric, a rural water line and access to CR 210 are available along the north property line. Please take time to view the pictures as they will enhance the description or gi...
301.20 Acres out of the 3-MAC Ranch. This ranch has been in the McClatchy Family for 6 generations. If viewing the beautiful Mukewater Creek Valley from your bluff overlooking your piece of Central Texas, if exploring ancient Native American mounds is of interest, if owning a ranch with three large stock ponds of which one is stocked with bass, one pond has seasonal waterfowl, and the other is located on the backside of the same mountain with multiple bluffs and awesome views, if hunting white tailed deer, feral hogs and wild turkey or just enjoying the flora of the area, if becoming a part of the area of Texas rich in history interests you, congratulations! You have found the ranch of your dreams! Overhead electric, a rural water line and access to CR 210 are available along the north property line. Please take time to view the pictures as they will enhance the description or give us a call to schedule a time to visit this remarkable property.
Historical Value of this ranch: Mukewater Creek was named after the Comanche Chief Mukwooru (meaning Spirit Talker) who was chosen to represent the Penateka and Comanche in 1840. This 301.20 acre tract is located north of the community of Trickham which was so named after a general store proprietor (Mr, Cheatham) who played tricks on the cowboys and the US Army Soldiers who traded at his store. Trickham is also located on the Chisholm Trail where John Chisholm gathered cattle in this area as well.
