Land: The ranch has a gentle roll throughout the property with a significant ridge looking south creating some excellent views of the neighboring countryside. The western border of the property holds the highest point on the ranch of 1500 ft. above sea level as it runs along a ridge that extends to the center and southern portion of the ranch. Soil types on the ranch include Lindy loam, Truce fine sandy loam, Palopinto stony soils, Thurber clay loam, Leeray clay, Bolar clay loam and Hensley stony loam. A wide variety of grasses (primarily native) can be found throughout the ranch.

Improvements: The main improvements on the property consist of mostly new perimeter fencing, a set of working pens, and rough-cut gravel roads throughout the property.

Recreation: An abundance of wildlife can be found throughout the area and on the property. The fertile soils in the draws provide excellent forage for a variety of wildlife including whitetail deer, hogs, dove, quail, duck, and turkey. The strong native grasses provide great grazing for cattle.

Agriculture/Ranching: Good hay fields along the creek bottom and plenty of grass for grazing livestock.

Water: There are several seasonal creeks and draws which feed several stock tanks on the property. The largest of these tanks is approximately 1.25 AC. There are several locations for the construction of new lakes. A water meter for rural co-op water is located on CR 408.

Minerals: The Sellers are believed to own 100% of the minerals, and are willing to convey up to half of what they own with an acceptable offer.

This ranch is being offered For Sale and is Exclusively Listed by Harlan Ray & David Burgher of Briggs Freeman Sothebys International Realty.

Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact, and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of the Listing Broker. Prospects may be required to provide proof of funds prior to scheduling a showing.