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EXPANSIVE ESTATE Horse, cattle and recreational ranch features rolling coastal pastures, 5-BR, 6-BA luxury home, pool and waterfall surrounded by fantastic hunting. $3.249 M | Van Zandt County, TX | 265± Acres | #42139-21810
HIDDEN CREEK RANCH Full-service ranch with a custom 5-BR, 3-BA home, outbuildings, arena and fantastic wildlife habitat just 30 miles from Dallas. $1.299 M | Kaufman County, TX | 59± Acres | #42248-18009
TRINITY OAKS DUCK CLUB The finest private duck hunting ranch in Texas includes multiple lakes, hardwood forest and a solid mile of Trinity River frontage. $5.170 M | Leon County, TX | 1,880± Acres | #42234-11144
GUADALUPE RIVER RANCH Fertile fields, expansive bottomland and over 3,300 feet of river frontage make this ranchette an ideal setting to build your dream home. $1.241 M | Kendall County, TX | 82.8± Acres | #42238-18018
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About the Cover: Owning a piece of Texas is a dream for most hunters. In our first ranch real estate section, our partners showcase more than $230 million dollars worth of property around the state. See the story on page 18 to find out about getting a place of your own. Icon Global
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Serving The Farm & ranch communiTy For nearly 100 yearS. SwenSon FlaT Top ranch
quinlan ranch
Jones, Haskell & Stonewall Counties, Texas $49,200,000 | 41,000± Acres
Chama, NM | Rio Arriba County $35,000,000 | 16,716.52± Acres
165 year family ownership, never before offered for sale. Seven miles of Brazos River, 6,300 acres of productive cultivated farmland, very well watered, diverse terrain.
Well-suited for both private and commercial use, the Quinlan represents an opportunity to own an outstanding big game hunting ranch in the heart of New Mexico’s scenic mountains.
Triple Tine ranch
double rr paTTerSon ranch
Snyder, TX | Scurry County $4,900,000 | 2,909.3± Acres
Post, TX | Kent County $1,300,000 | 973.66 ± Acres
Affordable game fenced ranch complete with two homes, extraordinary whitetail herd, foodplots, feeders & blinds. Several nice ponds, two stocked with fish.
Game fenced and complete with quality genetics whitetail herd, large barndomenium serves as lodge, very nice brick home, 10+ acre stocked lake, irrigated foodplots, feeders, blinds, etc. Turn key with equipment. Wind energy royalty income and minerals included!
Snyder headquarTerS ranch
river bend ranch
San Miguel County, NM $7,950,000 | 232.2± Acres
Property in the high mountains near Santa Fe. Great improvements with approximately 1 mile of both sides of the Pecos River, which is likely the most outstanding clear water trout stream in New Mexico. None better.
Baird, TX | Callahan County $6,829,975 | 3,805 ± Acres
Long term family ownership, never offered for sale. 2.5 miles of Hubbard Creek. Two nice brick homes, barns, pens. City water. Quality operation for livestock or recreation. Diverse topography and well watered. Substantial mineral conveyance included!
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YOUR HILL COUNTRY RETREAT IN TOWN
Darrell Steffek had his home built 11 years ago on 7.61 acres in Marble Falls. Now that his boys are out of the house, it’s more house than Steffek and his wife need. The custom 3,882-square-foot house sports five bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths, a 2-car garage and a third bay that has air conditioning and heat, and 5,600 square feet of roof coverage. The property, on the north side of Marble Falls, is just 3 miles from Lake Marble Falls and 10 miles from LBJ. Lake Buchanan, where Steffek fishes the most often, is also a short drive away. Located within the city limits, the house has the benefits of city water, sewer and trash pickup. “But it has plenty of privacy,” Steffek said. “It’s 100 yards off the
road, so no one will be looking in — it’s like a country house in town.” The home fits within the Hill Country setting, with plenty of rock, a metal roof and an open floor plan with high ceilings. A giant pool looks over the acreage and three separate, fenced pastures with water running to each. “You could have your own ranch in town,” Steffek said. “And there is plywood behind the sheetrock, so you can hang lots of animals.” A virtual tour of the home and grounds is available at https://fusion. realtourvision.com/idx/356278, and an open house is set for April 28.
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GOING GAS OR ELECTRIC WITH YOUR UTV? The pros and cons of owning both It is visible in the world around us that there is a “green” electric vehicle wave coming over us. Is this a good thing or something that special interest groups are pushing down on us? Let’s look at the electric UTV category. Both gas and electric-powered UTVs have their strengths and weakness. Gas: 4x4 power Noise and smell Capable of extended range
Electric: 4x4 power No sound or smell 20+ mile range limit (hybrid version will extend)
Operating cost: $3.00 for 25 miles 45+ mph top speed
$.50 for 25 miles 25 mph top speed
While electric-powered UTVs are not the answer to every need, they should be considered for those who like the quietness. Pound for pound, an electric has more power than its gas counterparts. And the number one reason people do not go electric? Battery replacement cost. But as you see above, electricity is considerably cheaper than gas, so the savings will pay for the replacement batteries within 2.5 years of average use. Happy hunting. “Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds you plant.” —Robert Louis Stevenson
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JJJ Ranch – Kaufman County Texas
Red River County Texas
Located near Elmo, Texas and an hour from Dallas. Improved pastures cross fenced with excellent 5 strand barbed wire and perfectly set up for rotational grazing. Coastal Bermuda primarily present with some native grasses. Hay meadow present. Large oak trees. Each pasture is well watered with earthen ponds. The ranch boasts a nice 2400 Sq. Ft. house with large covered back patio area leading to outdoor kitchen/entertainment area that’s poolside. Professionally crafted American Skeet range set with a beautiful pond. The course is lit for both day and night time shoots. With the expansive area allowed around the skeet field there is an outstanding opportunity to host “live” pigeon shoots and large group outings. Hunting for whitetail deer, hog, and small game excellent on the ranch. Large pond is stocked with bass, perch, and catfish.
Near Clarksville, Texas just a couple of hours from DFW. Flat to rolling topography covered with mature hardwoods and some giant bull pine trees make this 400 acre property a prime candidate for your family’s recreational & hunting showcase. Superior hunting includes whitetail deer, waterfowl, turkey, and hogs with some of the bucks being quite large. Beavers have crafted a perfect duck slough that has water year round. Current landowner built a pond that will be roughly 5-6 ac when full in a 50 ac area that has been forested to create some open area in the middle of the property. For the hunter with an eye for some timber income and looking for large neighbors (20,000 Ac neighbor ranch) with large deer and great overall wildlife habitat...look no further.
221 Acres - $1,899,000 Cattle/Recreational / Private Retreat
400 Acres - $1,000,000 Tuppen Tract / Big Bucks & Ducks
Lamar County Texas 484 Acres - $1,400,000 Blossom Bucks and Ducks
The perfectly balanced 483 acre property located NE of Paris, Texas. Large blocks of timber (almost exclusively hardwoods) -vibrant hunting including: whitetail deer, waterfowl, hogs, small game and dove and plenty of water: Seasonal creek meanders through the property. Pasture with good grass for your livestock. Perimeter fencing and cross fencing in place. Hunter’s getaway is 1,649 Sq. Ft. house built in 1987 complete with a 1,040 Sq. Ft. outbuilding perfect for housing the toys.
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70,000+ Acres TRULY THE LAST FRONTIER! OWN YOUR OWN BIG BEND! Presidio County, TX LELY RANCH LARGEST RANCH ON THE MARKET IN TEXAS 45 miles from MARFA, TX
Neighbors to the Exclusive 5-Star Cibolo Creek Ranch Resort & Big Bend State Park
PRADA MARFA art sculpture installation by artist ELMGREEN & DRAGSET
MARFA, TX
• Fine dining, shopping, Marfa Golf Course (highest elev. in TX) • Art hub | Music & Arts festivals • Chinati Foundation, founded by artist Donald Judd • Location of the 1956 film GIANT starring James Dean CIBOLO CREEK RANCH CIBOLO CREEK RANCH
• 5-star hotel ranch resort dating from 1857 • Nestled in the Chinati Mountains • 30,000± acres • 38.3 miles from downtown Marfa BIG BEND STATE PARK - Texas’ Largest State Park
BIG BEND STATE PARK
• 300,000 acres of rugged wilderness in a remote & unpopulated setting & a crossroads of human activity for over 11,000 years • 238 miles of trails / 70 miles of dirt roads to explore: hike, mountain bike, kayak, horse riding, camp, 4x4 atv trails
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• Access to 5,200’ runway • New flex grip surface • Airstrip just 100’ from ranch • Across Highway 67
Lely International Airport
• 50% mineral & 100% water/wind rights convey
• Mountainous terrain w/ 1,500’ elevation changes
• Potential conservation play
• 4,286’ Cerro Tren Peak
• Majority of ranch appears to be in an opportunity zone
• 8 named creeks | arroyos & drainages throughout
• Opportunity zone, under certain conditions, may be eligible for preferential tax treatment
• 11 solar wells for wildlife & cattle
• Prehistoric pictographs along canyon walls
• MLD permit for mule deer
• Elk, mule deer, aoudad, javelinas, predators
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A ranch with water is even better When you buy a piece of property or look at a current ranch, thinking about water should be at the top of your mind. “Water causes a ranch to be a lot more valuable, especially as you go west through Texas,” said John Jones, president of Lochow Ranch Pond and Lake Management. “It deserves more than a cursory glance.” A few questions will help any landowner determine what they would like to do. “A pond or lake can be managed many different ways,” Jones said. “What are the goals with respect to water quality? If it will be used for fishing, who will use it and how frequently? Do you want the fish to continue to grow slowly or are you interested in something people will talk about for years to come when they visit?” The desired aesthetics of a pond or lake also should be considered. “Do you want the pond to look natural or would you like it to look more like a golf course pond?” Jones said. One thought is certain. Even though a lake can cost from $15,000 to $40,000 per acre to build, and even more in the Texas Hill Country where it has to be lined, ranches with live water and quality-sized lakes sell for a lot more. Lochow Ranch Pond and Lake Management will help you reach the desired goal for the water on your property. “We’ll help establish fundamental management practices, like feeding, fertilizer programs, habitat, bass harvest and vegetation control; having a firm foundation can help your lake persist through disturbances like floods, drought and predators,” Jones said. Lochow Ranch’s biologists and fleet of trucks are based in Bryan from where they manage more than 6,000 lakes in Texas and the surrounding states. In addition to one-off services, Lochow Ranch has a retainer program where fisheries biologists visit the property monthly, closely monitoring your lake and can be proactive in addressing potential problems. Whether it’s designing and building a new lake, creating a trophy bass fishery or a recreational getaway, Lochow Ranch’s full set of services can create an ideal water body in your image that will serve as a focal point for the property.
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Protected for decades by a well known non-profit, this idyllic Hill Country Ranch is being offered for the first time in seven tracts. Lying in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, along the edge of the Edwards Plateau this property boasts the iconic Devil’s Backbone ridge, a prominent geographic feature in Hays and Comal Counties. Towering Cypress Trees line the pristine, deep water frontage along both sides of the Blanco River for a mile. Panoramic vistas of the surrounding Hill Country from the Devil’s Backbone and the twelve additional mesas on the ranch are unmatched. Since the mid Twentieth Century, this 2,382 acre ranch has been preserved in its natural state evidenced by the land stewardship of the previous owners. Rio Blanco Ranch has frontage on both sides of the Blanco River. The Harry E. Bovay, Jr. low water dam and crossing provides a cypress-lined, blue hole stretch of river for fishing, kayaking, and swimming. Carpers Creek and Dutch Creek, which are located just up the river help feed the deep water along the property’s banks. There are several water wells on the property that service the ranch amenities. 250 acre to 536 acres tracts available. Price Upon Request. The 629 Ranch is an ideal combination hunting and cattle ranch with approximately 15% being in productive fields and the balance in dense wildlife habitat. The property is well located halfway between Burnet and Lampasas less than 5 minutes off of Highway 281. Paved road frontage, water well and electricity. The ranch is home to Whitetail Deer, Wild Turkey, Feral Hogs and Varmints. The property has been well managed and only three bucks taken in the last three seasons with the best scoring 140 points Boone & Crockett gross taken by a bow hunter. $3995 per acre
The Jackson Ranch is located approximately 13 miles West of Lampasas, Texas on FM 580. The Historic Ranch has 1.82 miles of Colorado River frontage, elevations vary from 200′ high cliffs overlooking the river and views to the West, to low sloping grassy banks sheltered by pecan trees. The terrain is hilly to rough with a substantial portion on the west being rocky hills, ridges and canyons. Outstanding hunting on this large, low fenced ranch. $3150 per acre
A rare opportunity to own a large tract (over 8 Square Miles) within an hour of Austin. This beautiful Hill Country Ranch offers 40 mile views from the high mesas to beautiful bottom land, lush with grasses and dotted with Live Oaks. Many of the draws are running water from numerous springs, all topped off with a 28 acre Lake. Three miles of paved road to the headquarters and main house on the mountain. Main House/Lodge sits high atop a mesa overlooking the Southern portions of Burnet County to the West affording incredible sunsets. The 4,500 sq. ft. house, constructed of native stone and stucco has 5 Bedrooms and 4 ½ Bathrooms. A game room overlooking an in nity edge pool with the 40 mile view in the background. The foremans house is a well constructed 2500 sq. ft. 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Ranch House with a 5,000 sq. ft. Barn nearby. LISTED FOR $28,125,000
A beautiful combination hunting and working ranch with over 2 miles of limestone bottom School Creek along high rock bluffs. Two concrete dam sites on the creek back up long pools of water for year-round enjoyment. A rare offering, the ranch has been owned by the same family for over 50 years and operated as a traditional livestock ranch. The property provides the new owner a great investment opportunity in the Northern Hill Country with the ability to be a combination recreation and livestock ranch. The upland portion of the property is densely covered with Live Oak, Spanish Oak, Elm, Cedar and Mesquite scattered across several deep draws offering excellent wildlife habitat. The lower areas along the creek are comprised of very fertile soil for outstanding food plot possibilities and improved grass pastures for grazing. Towering Live Oaks, Elm and Pecan trees line the banks of School Creek making an idyllic setting. This property is a prime candidate for conversion to a game ranch with the varying terrain, fertile bottom land, abundant water and great location. Several houses, barns and outbuildings complete the offering. $7,049,400
The 2W Ranch, formerly part of the Historic Wagon Wheel Ranch offered in multiple tracts for the first time. This historic ranch was known for its “Ranch” Quarter Horses and Beef Cattle. The previous owners of the ranch did not allow hunting so the native wildlife has flourished throughout the years. Be one of a limited number of people to own a part of this well know Central Texas ranch. The terrain varies across the 1400+ acres from high hilltops with incredible views to fertile bottoms along Bee Cave Creek. 20-50+ acre tracts starting at $100,000.
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Five keys to adding value to your land Fencing Fencing is a long-term investment and like any wise investment, planning is key. Working with a professional fence contractor who can visualize and advise on all possible scenarios is paramount in making a fencing investment count. Land clearing Removing undesired underbrush and trees not only increases the aesthetics of a property, it can also enhance wildlife habitat by increasing forage capabilities. Roads and trails All-weather ranch road systems offer easy, reliable access for the rancher, while trails for exploring or riding ATVs offer unforgettable moments in time for the recreational enthusiast. Ponds and lakes Water is vital to life and therefore vital to a successful ranch property. Ponds and lakes not only provide beauty to the land, they are essential for wildlife and/ or livestock. Ranch products Quality ranch products such as waterers/drinkers, blinds, feeders and electric fences strategically placed on your land will increase efficiency to your ranching operation. Increase the value of your property with Tejas Ranch & Game Fence, a premier ranch contractor that adds value to your land.
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Each fence we design and construct is a “custom” project based on specific needs. From high fences to cattle fences, our capabilities include predator deterrence, complex topography and exclusive water gap solutions. We only use top quality high-tensile steel mesh. When it comes to land clearing, we have extensive forestry and mulching machinery. We clear land — preserving desired trees — allowing for the perfect balance of function and visual appeal. A top priority for any ranch is a transportation system and Tejas has an experienced team to construct and grade ranch roads and trails. Surface water adds tremendous value, and we determine the best locations for building ponds and lakes and enhancing existing bodies of water. Through our experiences, we have assembled a set of high-performing farm and ranch products with only our clients in mind. It is time for you to choose a professional ranch contractor.
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Hood County ranch is accessible hunting spot Looking for hunting property within a short drive from the DFW Metroplex is challenging, but a new listing in Hood County fits the bill perfectly. The ranch offered is 1,190 acres, and it’s within 45 minutes of downtown Fort Worth. “The ranch is all on paved roads and has road frontage on two sides,” said listing agent Josh Ritchey. “It’s about 50 percent thick brush and 50 percent pastures.” The ranch also has three stock tanks with fish, and two wells. “There is lots of wildlife and nice deer,” Ritchey said. “It’s 1 mile from the Brazos River. There are also plenty of hogs, turkey and some ducks.” There is a one bedroom, one bath cabin on the property, with power and well water. “If you’re looking for a recreational ranch and a place to run a few cows, this ranch is for you,” Ritchey said. “It’s the best opportunity to get a sizable ranch this close to the Metroplex, and you can’t beat the price at $4,475 per acre. There is a lot of land around here going for $6,000-$7,500 per acre.”
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Help with starting or enhancing your wildlife program
Shawn Campbell has seen a lot of wildlife management approaches since starting TX Hunts and Leases more than 20 years ago. He believes producing results a landowner can see with his eyes and feel in his pocketbook are the keys. “We’re out to help people make money and also to save them money,” he said. “There isn’t much value in your services if you don’t produce results.” Campbell saw the need to start the business while in college, and is currently consulting with about 40 ranches across the state. His goal is to provide a customizable management menu for your ranch. He obtained his Bachelor of Science degree in animal science and agriculture from Tarleton State University and received his Ph.D. in ruminant nutrition from Texas Tech University. “A lot of landowners know how to manage livestock, but they don’t know the ins and outs of wildlife management,” he said. “We help them manage the deer and restore the habitat, find them hunters to lease the place, and help them with their harvest goals.” Finding reputable lease hunters is an important process with TX Hunts and Leases. “We go through an interview process, get references and go through a contract evaluation,” Campbell said. “If all those things pan out, we’ll talk about leasing
THE LONE STAR AGENT SPOTLIGHT TYLER S. BLAIR LI CENS ED REA L ES TA TE ASS OC IAT E CL A Y TON-WA GGONER PROPERTI ES Tyler S. Blair grew up in the Midwest before venturing out to Denver, Colorado for six years. While in Colorado, Tyler served in the United States Air Force as an aircraft armament specialist for the F-16 fighter jet. As a civilian, he has several years of experience in finance and relationship management. Tyler, who eventually made his way to Dallas, specializes in ranch, land, luxury and residential transactions. Under the guidance of John C. Gilbert and John Willingham, Tyler employs a hands-on, roll-up-thesleeves approach ensuring honest solutions to all real estate transactions. Whether you are looking to simply see what your property is worth or ready to take it to market, Tyler will give you an impeccable level of service. Give him a call and you will quickly see the difference.
it. We want to match what the landowner wants with what the hunter wants — it leads to long-term leases.” The company specializes in wildlife management for deer, quail, turkey, dove, hogs and exotics, and in connecting ranch owners with respectful hunting groups. Working with Managed Lands Deer Permits, soft release and DMP permits are included. From a habitat standpoint, food plots, brush management and brush sculpting to enhance wildlife populations, nutritional consulting and wildlife management plans are just part of what Campbell does. “We do deer surveys and harvest recommendations, of course, as part of the complete lease management,” Campbell said. “We also have done hunting lodge design, skeet and trap range design, and we help with hunting contracts and liability hunting insurance.” Other areas of consulting include available cost-sharing programs, erosion control, pasture restoration, native seed recommendations and wetland and pond management. “Whether you are just starting out in ranching or hunting, selling your ranch or you are a seasoned rancher, let TX Hunts and Leases help add value to your program or ranch sale,” Campbell said. “We feel certain we can make you or save you more money.”
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CIRCLE S HUNTING RANCH
CHAPARRAL RANCH
496 + Acres | Anderson County, Palestine, TX | $3,095,000
1,233 + Acres | Duval County, Freer, TX | $2,774,250
CAMERON RANCH 921 + Acres | Atascosa County, Poteet, TX | $5,069,955
B-B RANCH
TATE RANCH
1,947 + Acres | Kinney County, Brackettville, TX | $2,579,775
1,309 + Acres | Webb County, Freer, TX | $1,832,600
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GETTING YOUR OWN hunting place
Story by Craig Nyhus You may think about it every day, and you might be thinking about it right now — or it’s a dream for the future. Buying your own hunting ranch comes to mind for most Texas hunters more often than most other hunting adventures. Maybe it’s frustration after years of leasing hunting property. A seemingly endless list of rules tells you what you can and can’t hunt, when you can and can’t be there and where you can and can’t go on the property. Maybe it’s leasemates who don’t share your hunting (or living) philosophy, choosing to treat the property as a gun range or ATV course over hunting. Maybe you’re tired of having to move blinds and feeders after changes in ownership or other factors end lease after lease. Maybe your group allowed that special buck to age for years, but before the season you’ve agreed to hunt him, the landowner and his family come in during the week, and the buck disappears. Maybe you followed all of the rules, helped manage the deer population to the biologist’s and landowner’s recommendations for years, only to find another group arrived with a bigger checkbook than yours, and you’re out. Maybe, though, it’s just time. After years of hard work and financial planning, you’re ready to take the step to buying your own place. With some planning and patience, it can happen. Sometimes, it may involve a family group or a group of close friends to make it work. You get together, buy more than you could individually, all with an agreed-on plan on managing the property. Whether it’s the large ranch with a mansion-type home, or 60 acres with a 500-square-foot MB Ranch King cabin, it doesn’t matter. Don’t set your sights too low, though, you never know where your career path may take you. Someday, that $10 million ranch featured on the cover may be yours. When it’s done, the past frustrations become distant memories. You sit on your own land, admire the view and think about what project is next. And you smile — because it’s yours.
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T H E I C O N G L O B A L G R O U P D E S I G N S A N D I M P L E M E N T S S T R AT E G I C , TAC T I C A L M A R K E T I N G A N D S A L E S C A M PA I G N S F O R U N I Q U E , H I G H - E N D P R O P E R T I E S G L O B A L LY. ICON GLOBAL WAS FOUNDED BY COMPLEX DEAL MAKER AND INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE ADVISOR, BERNARD UECHTRITZ. THE AUSTR ALIAN NATIVE MOST NOTABLY LED THE GLOBAL MARKETING AND SALE OF THE 535,000 ACRE W.T. WAGGONER R ANCH IN VERNON, TEX AS. LISTED AT $725 MILLION. THE GROUP’S MARKETING AND SALES SUCCESS IS UNQUESTIONABLY UNPARR ALLED. IN 2016, 2017 & 2018 COMBINED LISTINGS AND SALES VOLUME REACHED OR EXCEEDED $1 BILLION DOLL ARS, INCLUDING THE NOTABLE SALES OF: $60M BAREFOOT R ANCH (T X), $45M RIO BONITO R ANCH (T X), $21M DODGE R ANCH ( W Y ), $34M BROSECO R ANCH (T X). AS WELL AS THE $32.5M STALKING HORSE BID SALE OF THE 37,000 ACRE STORIED KC7 R ANCH - WEST TEX AS IN JANUARY 2019.
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SOLD
SOLD IN 8 MONTHS! March 2019
$13.5 M COMANCHE CREST RANCH • 10,298± ACRES | THROCKMORTON, TX •
COMING SOON FOX CANYON RANCH
LONESOME OAK RANCH 3,241± acres | Zephyr, TX (2.5 hrs from Dallas)
Neighboring the SOLD KC7 Ranch 7,700± acres | Davis Mountains, TX
M RANCH
EDGEWATER RANCH
1,424± acres | Mangham, LA (Richland Parish)
110± acres | Austin, TX (On Lake Travis)
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