The farm is located on CR 33010 about 4 miles north of Brookston, Texas, and 2 1/4 miles East of FM 38 N. The property is 105 miles northeast of Dallas with even closer proximity to McKinney, Allan, Sherman, Bonham and Denison, Texas. The farm is a little over an hour drive from the DFW metroplex which makes this a perfect hunting or weekend getaway property.

Pine Creek Bottoms 106 acres has some of the most fertile soil in the state of Texas. This area known as the Blackland Prairie consist of deep rich soil and is well suited to row crop cultivation or growing excellent grass for grazing. Per the NRCS soil map, the farm is categorized as 85-90% prime farmland. Pine Creek Bottoms has excellent drainage consisting mostly of Class II and III Crockett, Annona loam, silty loam and Wilson soils. Crop production in the area consist of Corn, Milo, Wheat, Soybeans and Cotton.

This area receives an average yearly rainfall of 47-49 inches. There is also 1 pond that provides water for the rich wildlife populations throughout the bottoms. Additionally, there is the possibility to build additional ponds or lakes on Pine Creek Bottoms.

Pine Creek Bottoms is rich in wildlife including Whitetail deer, wild hogs, ducks, and other wild game. The properties meadow and cultivated fields that surround the tract, provide excellent food sources for the deer, while the timber provides safe bedding areas and cover. The current owner and neighbors report seeing some very high quality bucks. The proximity to the Gambill Goose Refuge makes Pine Creek an ideal location for ducks to feed in the morning and evenings and the new owner could build a duck hunting marsh on the south end of the property. The current owner reports seeing ducks scattered along the creek and pond. Wild hogs also frequent the bottoms and will feed in the cultivated fields and meadows at times. Dove hunting when planted in corn and milo can rival any location in the state. Having the roost, water and food all in the same place makes this farm unique.