Texas Ranch Journal | Summer 2024

Our partnership is real. We’re proud to return $118.8 million in cash patronage to our members, based on our 2023 earnings. In addition, we declared $124.7 million in allocated equities, totaling $243.5 million in cooperative returns. As a stockholder of Capital Farm Credit, you share in our ownership — and our earnings. Our Cooperative Returns program is a unique benefit of doing business with our local cooperative. In fact, since 2006, Capital Farm Credit’s combined cash returned and allocated equities for members is more than $2.7 billion. Partner with a lender who really pays. To learn more, visit CapitalFarmCredit.com. Real

Sheldon Grothaus Broker, Owner, CEO

As we enter the long, hot dog days of summer, we see our beautiful state yearning for a drink. These drought conditions have transformed many once-lush ranches into dry, brittle brushlands.

However, Mother Nature always provides, and this time will be no different. Farmers often remind us that we are always one day closer to rain.

We frequently advise buyers and potential buyers on the intricacies of purchasing a ranch. While we firmly believe in securing the best possible representation for such a significant investment, we also want to offer guidance to sellers navigating this challenging market.

Like many other brokerages, we have listings that have been on the market for a while. It’s the nature of the current environment. Election year, economic uncertainty, rising interest rates—each is a contributing factor to the unpredictability of our market today.

If you’re currently listed or considering putting your ranch or rural property on the market, here are a few recommendations:

1. Visit Comparable Ranches: Have your agent take you to see similar properties in your area that are on the market. It’s beneficial to understand what comparable properties offer that yours might not, and vice versa.

2. Obtain a Strong Broker Opinion of Value or Hire an Appraiser: While every seller feels their property is unique and warrants a higher price, knowing the realistic market value helps set appropriate expectations.

3. Make Improvements if Financially Feasible: If you can afford it, go ahead with those improvements you’ve been considering. Put up the new fence, clear new roads, or build that pond or lake. A fresh coat of paint on the house and barn can also enhance the appeal. These improvements can make your property more desirable and potentially allow you to list at a higher price per acre. And if it takes time to sell, you and your family can enjoy these enhancements in the meantime.

Most importantly, if you’re considering selling, work with a professional. The investment in marketing and selling your ranch is unlikely to be something you regret. Our agents from every region of the state would be honored to sit down with you and discuss your goals if selling your property is on the horizon.

Broker & Owner

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Dave wilcox Broker, COO

As we head into summer, we find ourselves in South Texas already yearning for a reprieve. With even less rain than we had last year at this time, the situation in Bexar, Medina, Uvalde, Bandera, Zavala, Frio, and neighboring counties is looking grim. The Lord has blessed us with good cattle prices, but it’s heartbreaking to see folks forced to sell when they really don’t want to.

Our fellow Texans to the east and northeast can’t seem to catch a break either—but for the opposite reason. Violent storms and heavy downpours have led to massive flooding over the past month. I’ve often wondered why we can pipe oil and gas from the North Slope of Alaska all the way to Galveston Bay, but can’t figure out how to pipe excess water from one area of Texas to another that needs it. We need some brilliant minds—perhaps an Aggie or Longhorn engineer—to tackle this problem. As a Baylor Bear, I can help them sell the idea!

I would be remiss if I didn’t specifically thank all those who stepped up to help with the recovery efforts of the Smoke House Creek Fire that ravaged the Panhandle from late February through mid-March. Sheldon and Zanna here at TRS organized a large load of hay and feed to send north, as did our good friend Kasey Mock and his partners at Mock Ranches. Several other brokers and agents from across the state extended a hand, donated supplies, or contributed money to help those in need. That’s what Texans do, and that’s what my friends who sell ranches do as well. Our clients become our friends and family, so it was no surprise to see the real estate community be the first in line to help.

It’s going to be a long, hot summer, folks—no doubt about it. But fall will be here soon, and we’ll be breaking out the shotguns and heading to the dove fields. If you’re unsure where you’ll be hunting this fall, my team and I here at TRS would love to help you find a place. We have agents all over this great state who would be honored to assist you with any and all of your real estate needs. Give us a shot; I think you’ll be happy with the results!

Dave Wilcox Chief Operations Officer

BROKER ASSOCIATES

THE MABERY TEAM

Specializing in farm and ranch properties, our team thrives on collaboration and personalized service. With diverse skills in ranch management, hunting operations, and development projects, we offer tailored solutions to meet each client’s unique needs.

THE LEDYARD TEAM

Diversified and seasoned, our agents cover every corner of Texas with unmatched knowledge. From the coastal plains to the high plains, we offer expertise in ranching, development, and investment.

THE GULICK TEAM

Renowned for our unparalleled expertise in luxury ranch estates, hunting ranches, and picturesque equestrian properties, the Gulick team spans Texas, serving regions from the Dallas/Ft Worth area to the Texas Hill Country and to the Rio Grande Valley. With a vibrant, client-centered personality marked by dedication and trustworthiness, we stand out within TRS due to our extensive market insight and innovative marketing strategies.

THE WILLIAMS TEAM

Serving the Hill Country, Central and South Texas, our team is ready to help you find your next ranch property.

THE KERBOW TEAM

Navigating the rivers and plateaus of West Texas, Zac Kerbow and Shon Riley bring years of experience and a deep connection to the land. From guiding fishing expeditions to exploring hidden trails, their expertise spans the Trans-Pecos and the Western Hill Country.

THE SUGGS TEAM

Youthful, motivated, and deeply connected to the Western lifestyle, our team brings a fresh perspective to ranch real estate. With expertise in horse facilities, ranching operations, and hunting, we offer a comprehensive approach to client satisfaction.

THE THOMPSON TEAM

Driven by determination and a commitment to clients, our team spans from South Texas to Oklahoma. Specializing in hunting, horse and cattle properties, we blend youthful energy with unwavering dedication to deliver exceptional results.

Bella Sera Ranch

SCAN FORVID

Discover Bella Sera Ranch, a 49± acre event center or wedding venue in East Texas, just outside Palestine and near major cities like Tyler and Dallas. This picturesque property features a 6,720± sq/ft event venue, a historic-style chapel, an outdoor pavilion, a cozy log cabin, and a shooting range. With a diverse landscape, including improved coastal fields, mixed hardwoods, and a pond, Bella Sera Ranch offers a blend of modern amenities and natural beauty, perfect for creating unforgettable events.

49± ACRES ANDERSON COUNTY , TEXAS

Spring Lake Ranch

Spring Lake Ranch

Nestled in the Texas Hill Country, Spring Lake Ranch offers a captivating escape. Two exquisite homes overlook a tranquil lake, surrounded by natural beauty. With modern comforts, off-grid capabilities, and miles of trails to explore, it’s a sanctuary for adventure. Come discover your private paradise in the heart of Texas.

311± ACRES KERR COUNTY , TEXAS

Quarterback Lake Ranch

3,335± ACRES | MEDINA COUNTY , TEXAS

Spanning 3,335± acres outside of D’Hanis, Texas, is a nature lover’s paradise. Water is the lifeblood of this ranch, with two expansive lakes, miles of creeks, and renovated waterways teeming with life. The gently rolling terrain provides stunning vistas, while diverse habitats attract a plethora of wildlife, from quail and turkey to deer and waterfowl. Options to divide.

SCAN FORVID

4C RANCH

1,600±

ACRES | MILAM COUNTY , TEXAS

In the heart of picturesque Milam County, Texas, lies the enchanting 4C Ranch, a symphony of natural beauty and pastoral elegance. Spanning 3.5± miles along the pristine banks of the Little River, this haven offers three majestic lakes and lush pastures, inviting exploration and connection with nature. With essential infrastructure and abundant wildlife, including dove, quail, turkey, and whitetail deer, it’s a turnkey paradise for ranching enthusiasts and dreamers alike.

SCAN

2,345± ACRES MITCHELL COUNTY , TEXAS COLORADO CITY, TX

Jayhawk Creek Ranch

SCAN FORVID E O

Nestled in Mitchell County, Texas, Jayhawk Creek Ranch spans 2,345± acres of pristine wilderness reminiscent of the South African savannah. Just 15± minutes from I-20, it’s conveniently located between Abilene and Midland/Odessa, offering easy access to a vast regional audience. With diverse terrain, abundant water sources, and a spectacular lineup of native and exotic wildlife, it’s a world-class hunting destination. Impeccable accommodations, including a luxurious main lodge and guest homes, ensure comfort and relaxation after exhilarating days in the field. Jayhawk Creek Ranch is more than just a hunting retreat; it’s a legacy waiting to be embraced—a haven for adventure, investment, and lifelong memories.

Paint Creek Ranch

536± ACRES

BASTROP COUNTY , TEXAS

This diverse landscape boasts rolling grasslands, lush pastures, towering Loblolly pines, and nearly 8 acres of surface water, including 4 large tanks. With 2,300± feet of road frontage, it offers both private retreat potential and rural development opportunities. Just under an hour from Austin, this ranch is perfect for recreation, agriculture, and wildlife, featuring abundant habitat for deer, turkey, dove, and livestock.

Good times included. Own the perfect piece of property.

term place to hang your hat. Owning recreational property multiplies the memories of tomorrow.

At Capital Farm Credit, we help pave the way to owning your dream property. With proper preparation and surrounding yourself with the right experts, land purchases have never been easier to achieve or even more possible.

We take your land purchase and optimize it to your benefit. Whether seeking a family weekend getaway, or strategizing to finance a hunting lease, our experienced lenders are here to help. And when it is all said and done, the good times are included.

Together we’re better

Capital Farm Credit’s loan officers are familiar with the rural way of life and can guide you through the steps of financing your next recreational property purchase. We understand the diverse needs of the rural lifestyle and rural property owners. Our products and related services are created and tailored for every agriculture endeavor, including recreational property purchases.

“The level of local knowledge our lenders provide can prove invaluable,” says Chad Schmidt, Capital Farm Credit relationship manager. “Our wide selection of products are tailored for our member’s achievement and success.”

Loan product options:

Land Loans - Financing recreational, ranchland and other rural real estate with competitive interest rates, reasonable closing costs and an array of repayment options.

Rural Home Loans - Our lenders can finance a home and acreage with a single loan, saving you time and closing costs. We also offer construction loans and refinancing.

Equipment and Livestock Loans - Break new ground, build your herd or bring in the crop with financing for equipment and livestock.

Real money back to real people

As a cooperative, Capital Farm Credit is owned by the same farmers, ranchers, agribusinesses and rural homeowners we serve. Unlike an investor-owned bank, our borrowers have a vote and a voice in the business. When you borrow money from us, you join the cooperative.

We return a portion of our earnings to members through our cooperative returns program. This can result in significant reductions in borrowing costs. Our board of directors annually reviews the financial health of the cooperative and decides how profits are returned — whether as cash, or as allocated equity. Our cooperative structure has maintained its integrity for more than 100 years.

Let’s do this

With offices serving 192 counties in Texas, there’s always a Capital Farm Credit office in your backyard. The local communities we serve are also the places we call home.

“The foundation of America’s story is built outside,” says Schmidt. “Ag producers, agribusinesses and rural property owners are the backbone of the land we call home. We’re ready to help make your dreams possible.”

Capital Farm Credit is the key to having your share of long summer nights, outdoor adventures and the good times that happen along the way. We’re the lender you trust. The process starts with a simple conversation. Talk to our advisory team at 877.944.5500 or visit capitalfarmcredit.com.

Alpine Vista Ranch

103± ACRES BREWSTER COUNTY , TEXAS

Located in Brewster County, Alpine Vista Ranch is a beautiful 103± acre property within the Sierra La Rana subdivision, just 6± miles from Alpine and near Big Bend National Park. This ranch features a stunning 2,248± sq/ft custom home built in 2023, complete with a spacious living area, luxury vinyl plank flooring, and panoramic mountain views from nearly every room. The property also includes a Generac 24kW stand-by generator and a 3,000± gallon water storage tank. With rolling landscapes, high protein brush, and abundant wildlife, this ranch offers exceptional country living and recreational opportunities.

Wallace Prairie Ranch

595± ACRES

GRIMES COUNTY , TEXAS

Ideally situated in Navasota, between Houston and College Station, this historically rich property offers a 2,400± sq/ft saloon-style venue, a commercial kitchen, office space, horse barn, and cabins for guests. With over a mile of Beason Creek, three miles of wet-weather creeks, and four ponds, the ranch also features pivot irrigation and electric water wells. Cross-fenced pastures, rolling hills, and scattered oaks make this ranch perfect for events, cattle, or as an investment property.

4S Ranch

540± ACRES HAYS & COMAL COUNTIES, TEXAS

4S Ranch, a 540± acre live water property in Wimberley, Texas, spans Hays and Comal Counties, offering prime location access from Wayside Drive and Posey Ranch Road. Featuring a ¾± mile stretch of the Blanco River, over a mile of Dutch Branch Creek, and ½± mile of Carpers Creek, the ranch ensures abundant water supply with four Trinity aquifer wells. The estate boasts a state-of-the-art 8,800± sq/ft hangar event venue, a 2,500± ft runway, seven luxurious houses, and exquisite bronze statues. Paved roads and adjacency to a 547± acre nature conservancy enhance the ranch’s exclusivity and tranquility, making it a unique Texas retreat.

Corrival Ranch

Corrival Ranch, a premier equestrian center in Sisterdale, Texas, offers boarding, rehab, conditioning therapy, a full surgical suite, training, and AQHA/APHA horse sales. The facilities include a 14-stall rehab barn, a 46-stall boarding barn with a covered arena, and a 15-stall breeding barn, accommodating 97 horses. Additionally, the ranch features 18 pastures, 24 paddocks, two arenas, ample parking, and multiple housing units, including a 5,000± sq/ft ranch house. This exceptional property is a rare find in the Texas Hill Country.

57± ACRES KENDALL COUNTY, TEXAS

Unveiling the Ocotillo: A Botanical Marvel of the Desert

In the heart of arid landscapes, where the sun scorches the earth and rainfall is a rare luxury, stands a resilient symbol of nature’s endurance—the Ocotillo plant.

With its striking silhouette and fascinating adaptations, the Ocotillo thrives in the harsh conditions of the desert, embodying the essence of survival against all odds. Let’s embark on a journey to uncover the history, uses, and marvels of this extraordinary botanical wonder.

A Glimpse into History

The Ocotillo (Fouquieria splendens) traces its roots deep into the history of the American Southwest and northern Mexico. Indigenous peoples revered this plant for its multifaceted utility and cultural significance. Ancient tribes such as the Tohono O’odham and the Seri recognized the Ocotillo’s medicinal properties and employed it in traditional healing practices.

Botanical Marvel

At first glance, the Ocotillo appears as a bundle of tall, spiny stems reaching skyward, adorned with vibrant clusters of scarlet flowers during the springtime—a spectacle that contrasts starkly against the muted desert backdrop. Despite its seemingly austere appearance, the Ocotillo harbors a multitude of adaptations that enable it to thrive in its unforgiving habitat.

One of its most remarkable features is its ability to conserve water. During periods of drought, the Ocotillo sheds its leaves to minimize water loss through transpiration, relying solely on its green stems to carry out photosynthesis. When rain finally graces the desert, the Ocotillo quickly responds by sprouting new foliage—a testament to its remarkable resilience.

Cultural Significance

Beyond its botanical prowess, the Ocotillo holds deep cultural significance among indigenous communities. It symbolizes endurance, adaptability, and the interconnectedness of all living beings with their environment. Indigenous traditions intertwine with the Ocotillo’s presence, weaving stories of survival and resilience that have been passed down through generations.

Ecological Importance

The Ocotillo plays a vital role in its ecosystem, providing food and shelter for a diverse array of desert wildlife. Its nectar-rich flowers attract hummingbirds, bees, and other pollinators, facilitating the reproduction of numerous plant species in the desert biome. Additionally, the dense thicket of stems offers refuge to small mammals, reptiles, and birds seeking protection from predators and the scorching sun.

Practical Uses

Throughout history, humans have utilized the Ocotillo for a myriad of practical purposes. Indigenous peoples harvested its flexible stems to construct shelters, fences, and tools, harnessing its natural durability to withstand the rigors of desert life. Furthermore, traditional medicine practitioners valued the Ocotillo for its purported healing properties, employing its bark and roots to treat ailments ranging from wounds to digestive disorders.

Conservation Efforts

Despite its resilience, the Ocotillo faces threats from habitat destruction, climate change, and unsustainable harvesting practices. Conservation efforts aim to safeguard this iconic desert species, advocating for the preservation of its natural habitat and the promotion of sustainable harvesting techniques. By raising awareness and implementing conservation strategies, we can ensure the continued survival of the Ocotillo for generations to come.

Where life clings tenaciously to every crevice and canyon, the Ocotillo stands as a testament to nature’s ingenuity and resilience. Its storied history, ecological importance, and cultural significance underscore the profound interconnectedness between humans and the natural world. As we marvel at the beauty of the Ocotillo, let us also recognize our responsibility to protect and preserve the fragile ecosystems that sustain life in the desert wilderness.

732± ACRES REEVES COUNTY, TEXAS

Canyon Creek Ranch, located 30± minutes southwest of Pecos, Texas, offers 732± acres of native West Texas terrain. The property features panoramic views, wetweather creeks, and stunning starlit skies. Abundant wildlife, including dove, quail, turkey, coyote, mule deer, and whitetail, make it ideal for nature enthusiasts and hunters. Canyon Creek Ranch presents a rare opportunity to own unimproved land perfect for investment, hunting, or secluded ranch living.

Canyon Creek Ranch

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GW Ranch

41± ACRES TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS

GW Ranch, a 41± acre property in Manor, Texas, offers a serene yet accessible retreat just 17± miles from ABIA airport and 22± miles from downtown Austin. Bordered by City of Austin Utilities for added seclusion, the ranch features a 2BR/2BA rock house, a 1BR/1BA tiny home, and a barn with a 2BR/2.5BA apartment. The lush, rolling pastures, cross-fenced into three sections, include a 1.5± acre stocked pond, perfect for leisure and irrigation. With abundant wildlife and amenities for livestock, GW Ranch is ideal for private country living or as an investment property in the desirable Austin area.

Big H Ranch

679± ACRES

VAL VERDE COUNTY, TEXAS

The ranch features a custom gated entrance, a 1,600 sq/ft 2BR/1BA barndominium, and a 1,000 sq/ft 2BR/2BA guest house. Outdoor amenities include a covered patio, fire pit, game cleaning station, and shooting range. The varied terrain supports abundant wildlife, perfect for hunting with seven blinds and feeders. Big H Ranch offers a turnkey hunting property ideal for weekend retreats or permanent residence.

Parker Farm

514± ACRES

VAN ZANDT COUNTY , TEXAS

Located near Edgewood and just 27± minutes from Canton, it offers over 6,000 ft of frontage on CR 1903 and CR 1927. The ranch features 10 ponds, including a 3.52± acre fishing pond, 1,500± ft of Mill Creek, and potential for a larger lake. Improvements include a 4,000± sq/ft barn, power, and water. The landscape is 65% lush pasture and 35% native brush, attracting abundant wildlife such as dove, waterfowl, whitetail deer, and wild hogs. Parker Farm is perfect for cattle ranching and recreation.

PROPOSED MOUNTAIN LION HUNTING AND TRAPPING REGULATIONS

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) proposed to ban canned hunting and set trapping standards for mountain lions Currently, canned hunting capturing and releasing mountain lions for hunting is legal in Texas, but TPWD aims to prohibit this practice Additionally, new regulations would require trappers to check traps within 36 hours to prevent inhumane treatment. - tpwd.texas.gov

Organizations are urging for improved tracking of foreign land ownership and updates to the Agricultural Foreign Investment Disclosure Act (AFIDA)

Enacted in 1978, AFIDA requires foreign entities to self-report investments in U.S. agricultural land. However, the process is outdated and inefficient, with limited penalties for non-reporting and incomplete data on minority stakeholders

The USDA struggles to track ownership beyond the third tier, making it hard to identify true landowners

There is a call for better enforcement and modernization, including an online form. A Government Accountability Office (GAO) report highlights these issues, urging USDA to improve data collection and create a real-time system Foreign investment in U S agriculture reached 43 4 million acres in 2022, with Texas leading in foreignowned agricultural land This increase is significant for national security

Despite a Congressional directive, the USDA lacks plans or funding to develop an online AFIDA database by 2025. - gao.gov

PROPOSED CARCASS DISPOSAL AND CONTAINMENT ZONE REGULATIONS FOR CWD

The current rule requiring hunters to quarter and leave the most infectious parts (brain and spinal cord) within the zone can be inconvenient The new proposal allows hunters to take deer to processors, ensuring unused parts are disposed of properly

Proper disposal of infectious materials is crucial to managing CWD and protecting Texas's significant ranching, hunting, and wildlife economies. The proposed statewide carcass disposal rule aims to clearly outline accessible and acceptable disposal options.

TPWD also suggests expanding Containment Zones (CZ) and Surveillance Zones (SZ) due to new CWD detections in free-range mule deer Proposed changes include voluntary testing measures in specific CZs and SZs, replacing mandatory check stations Some SZs may be eliminated due to successful disease management efforts - tpwd texas gov

Y-BELL RANCH

435± ACRES

2,775± ACRE BLM ALLOTMENT CROOK COUNTY, OREGON

Powell Butte, Oregon

8,863± sq/ft main home

2,775± acre BLM lease

1 guest home & manager’s homes

40± acres of flood irrigation

Incredible equestrian facilities

Numerous equipment and hay barns.

RUSSELL RANCH

7,677± DEEDED ACRES

320± BLM ALLOTMENT

7,997± TOTAL ACRES CROOK COUNTY, OREGON

Prineville, Oregon

4 homes

Various sheds, shops, and barns

Incredible livestock facilities

3 domestic wells, 2 irrigation wells, 25,000± gallon tank

28± acre irrigation pivot, horse pastures, & timber

SUMMIT PRAIRIE

9,020± DEEDED ACRES

640± BLM ALLOTMENT

9,660± TOTAL ACRES CROOK COUNTY, OREGON

Prineville, Oregon

6,220± irrigated acres

2 lakes

Miles of rivers and creeks

New fencing

Summer grazing for 1,400± pair

Abundant wildlife

LOP hunting tags available

OKLAHOMA

HORTICULTURE FARM

8± ACRES

MCCURTAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA

Idabel, Oklahoma

Farm set up to grow cannabis

3 greenhouses with growth optimizing technology

Remote monitoring & controlling capabilities

1,250± sq/ft log home overlooking a pond

Rural water & electric water well

Pond with a pier, secluded by mature pines & hardwoods

High fenced with frontage on HWY 70

KIAMICHI RIVER RANCH

570± ACRES

PUSHMATAHA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA

Antlers, Oklahoma

Captivating views of the Kiamichi Mountains

Almost a mile and a half of Kiamichi River frontage

About a quarter mile of Blowup Creek

Raw land with lush grasses & timber

Water well & electricity

Incredible hunting opportunities

Highway & County Road frontage

PATE TRINITY RANCH

3,600± Acres Anderson County Palestine, Texas

A riverfront ranch embraced by the Trinity River on three sides. Dense timber, exceptional hunting, and convenient highway access beckon adventure seekers to embrace nature’s bounty in this tranquil haven.

MADRONA

ACRES

10± Acres Bandera County Bandera, Texas

10± acre Texas Hill Country ranchette for sale, showcasing a custom home within a gated community, just 4 miles from Bandera.

CLIFTON RANCHETTE

11± Acres Bosque County Clifton, Texas

11± acres of untouched Central Texas land, offered with owner financing. A blank canvas for your home-building dreams, this raw property awaits your vision and creativity.

BAYOU OAKS RANCH

234± Acres Brazoria County Danbury, Texas

234± acre live water cattle ranch gracing the banks of Austin Bayou, beckoning with abundant water, diverse wildlife, and established cattle infrastructure. A prime opportunity to embrace ranching and nature in harmony.

PIPKIN RANCH

82± Acres Caldwell County Lockhart, Texas

Prime commercial investment opportunity: 82± acres of land for sale in Lockhart, Texas. Boasting frontage on State Hwy 130 and FM 20, this property offers unparalleled potential for development.

CENTENNIAL RANCHETTE

11± Acres Comal County Bulverde, Texas

Discover 11± acres of raw land in the Texas Hill Country, just 30± miles from downtown San Antonio. Situated within the Centennial Ridge subdivision, this property offers a serene escape with endless potential.

1702 COMANCHE RANCH

131± Acres Comanche County Hamilton, Texas

Explore a thriving cattle ranch in Comanche County, Texas. Encompassing 131± acres, this property boasts cross-fencing, working pens, a squeeze chute, and lush pastures, offering the ideal setting for ranching endeavors.

KICKAPOO CREEK RANCH

329± Acres Concho County Paint Rock, Texas

Discover prime farm and ranch land for sale near San Angelo, Texas. This expansive 329± acre property features creek frontage, a 60± acre food plot, utilities in place, and the freedom of low fencing.

RJT RANCH

59± Acres Coryell County Gatesville, Texas

Ranch land for sale, spanning 59± acres in Central Texas. This secluded property features lush grazing pastures, a shooting range, and utilities in place for convenience.

TITAN RANCH

725± Acres Dimmit County Asherton, Texas

Uncover a 725± acre hunting ranch for sale in the Golden Triangle of Texas. This high-fenced property boasts multiple majestic creeks fed by the Nueces River, offering unparalleled hunting opportunities.

NEWBY 55 RANCH

55± Acres Edwards County Rocksprings, Texas

55± acres of prime hunting land for sale in Edwards County, Texas. Nestled along the water shed of Buffalo Draw, this property boasts stunning views and abundant wildlife for the ultimate hunting experience.

ELK MOUNTAIN RANCH

68± Acres Edwards County Rocksprings, Texas

For sale: 68± acre hunting ranch in Edwards County, Texas. With scenic elevation changes and exceptional hunting, this property also features approximately half a mile of wet-weather creek, adding to its allure.

HIDDEN PINES RANCH

95± Acres Edwards County Rocksprings, Texas

Hunting ranch for sale: 95± acres in Edwards County, Texas. Revel in stunning elevated views and a remodeled cabin, complete with grid-tie solar power for sustainable living, enhancing the allure of this property.

HIGHWAY 55 RANCH

100± Acres Edwards County Rocksprings, Texas

100± acre low-fenced ranch in the sought-after Rocksprings, Texas area. Enjoy a private gated entrance off Highway 55, adding exclusivity to this highly desirable property.

ARROWHEAD RANCH

110± Acres Edwards County Rocksprings, Texas

110± acres of prime hunting land for sale in Edwards County, Texas. This low-fenced property boasts excellent hunting opportunities, with existing setups already in place for your convenience.

RIESEL RANCHETTE

12± Acres Falls County Riesel, Texas

12± acres of raw land in Falls County, Texas, ideal for rural living or a small cattle ranch. Just a short 30± minute drive from Waco, offering both tranquility and convenience.

BEASON CREEK RANCH

607± Acres Grimes County Navasota, Texas

607± acre ranch for sale in Grimes County, Texas. Beason Creek Ranch features multiple creeks and sits conveniently between College Station and Houston. Offering ample amenities for both horses and cattle production, it’s a true Texan paradise.

GOLD DUST RANCH

42± Acres Guadalupe County Seguin, Texas

42± acres of prime property for sale in Guadalupe County, Texas. This parcel features a distinctive Texas-shaped pond, a serene creek, and thoughtfully laid-out infrastructure, all within a convenient 30± minutes from downtown San Antonio.

ROLLING B RANCH

86± Acres Guadalupe County Seguin, Texas

86± acres of ranch land for sale in Guadalupe County, Texas. This rural property is about an hour away from downtown San Antonio with 4 cross fenced pastures and mature live oak trees throughout.

JAHNS RANCH

128± Acres Guadalupe County Seguin, Texas

128± acre ranch for sale, nestled in tranquility near New Braunfels and San Antonio. A cherished fifth-generation family-owned property featuring a 2,800± square-foot home enveloped by majestic oak trees.

PEANUT HILL RANCH

42± Acres Johnson County Nemo, Texas

42± acre property for sale in Central Texas, boasting multiple building sites, diverse landscapes, and abundant wildlife for an idyllic rural escape.

PEBBLE RIVER RANCH

880± Acres Kerr County Hunt, Texas

Live water ranch in the Texas Hill Country. An impressive 880± acre high-fenced property with brand new improvements. Featuring live water from both the South Fork Guadalupe River and White Oak Creek, it’s a true gem.

N BAR RANCH

25± Acres Kinney County Brackettville, Texas

25± acres of West Texas hunting land in Kinney County, Texas. This property offers an ideal hunting camp experience, surrounded by picturesque rolling hills and panoramic views.

VAN WINKLE RANCH

200± Acres La Salle County Cotulla, Texas

200± acres of raw hunting land in Cotulla, Texas. This crossfenced property offers dense South Texas brush, with good elevation changes and dirt ranch roads and trails throughout.

3J RANCH

29± Acres Lee County Giddings, Texas

29± acres in Central Texas, beckoning with the promise of a small cattle ranch or tranquil country living.

TRIPLE CREEK RANCH

140± Acres Lee County Giddings, Texas

Central Texas hunting ranch with live water: 140± acres featuring county road frontage, creek access, and a picturesque wooded landscape.

ROLLING OAKS RANCH

259± Acres Live Oak County George West, Texas

259± acres in Live Oak County, Texas, offering a South Texas hunting ranch experience. Partially high fenced with a 1,300± sq/ft ranch house, conveniently located just 15± miles from George West.

HIGHWAY 317

19± Acres McLennan County Moody, Texas

19± acres of raw land on Highway 317 in McLennan County, presenting a promising investment opportunity and an ideal location for country living.

ROYAL VISTA RANCH

100± Acres Medina County Hondo, Texas

100± acre ranch for sale in Medina County, nestled within a private gated subdivision. This property boasts a custom barndominium and stunning 1,500± foot elevations offering breathtaking panoramic views.

WEST SQUIRREL CREEK RANCH

812± Acres Medina County D’Hanis, Texas

Hunting ranch for sale in Medina County, Texas. This expansive 812± acre property boasts approximately half a mile of West Squirrel Creek, two ponds, picturesque views, excellent fishing, and a wellequipped hunting setup.

MORA RANCHES

9± Acres Milam County Cameron, Texas

9± acres of raw land for sale in Central Texas, just an hour outside of College Station. This low-fenced property is nestled within dense woodlands, offering a serene retreat from city life.

CEDAR GAP RANCH

1,389± Acres Nolan County Blackwell, Texas

1,389± acre ranch for sale in Nolan County, featuring an income-producing rock quarry and a frac water pond, offering diverse opportunities for investment and utilization.

RPX RANCH

69± Acres Parker County Mineral Wells, Texas

69± acre horse facility for sale in the heart of Texas horse country. This luxurious property boasts custom high-end amenities and horse facilities, conveniently located near Weatherford and Fort Worth.

ELDER RANCH

1,026± Acres Pecos County Bakersfield, Texas

Hunting ranch for sale in Pecos County: The Elder Ranch spans 1,026± acres of West Texas terrain. It offers diverse wildlife, rolling hills with carved draws by wet-weather creeks, and a quaint bunkhouse for rustic retreats.

DEEP SPRING RANCH

250± Acres Runnels County Winters, Texas

250± acre ranch for sale in Runnels County, perfect for cattle grazing. This property features expansive open pastures, ample water resources, and abundant wildlife, creating an ideal environment for ranching.

SANDY CREEK RANCH

800± Acres Shelby County Center, Texas

Live water ranch in Shelby County, nestled within East Texas timberland. Featuring abundant water sources, two dwellings, and cattle pens, this property offers a prime opportunity for ranching and rural living.

BIG SANDY SABINE RIVER RANCH

125± Acres Smith County Winona, Texas

Riverfront ranch for sale near Dallas, Texas, spanning 125± acres and surrounded by lush natural timber. Perfect for waterfowl hunting and other water activities, it’s an idyllic retreat in East Texas.

TITUS RANCH

11± Acres Titus County Mount Pleasant, Texas

North Texas property for sale, spanning 11± acres, featuring enhanced land with mixed timber, recent fencing upgrades, and a residential dwelling.

TWISTED W RANCHETTE

10± Acres Travis County Leander, Texas

10± acres with a house for sale in Travis County, Texas. This property boasts beautiful views and mature trees, creating a serene retreat in the heart of Texas.

PRATHER RANCH

10± Acres Val Verde County Del Rio, Texas

10± acre live water ranch on the Devils River in Val Verde County, Texas. This riverfront property is conveniently located within a mile of Lake Amistad, offering an unparalleled opportunity for waterfront living.

DEVILS 42

42± Acres Val Verde County Del Rio, Texas

42± acre hunting ranch or potential home site in Val Verde County, Texas. Featuring a 1BR hunting cabin with stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

M&D RANCH

1,200± Acres Val Verde County Pumpville, Texas

High fenced hunting ranch, spanning 1,200± acres in Val Verde County, Texas. This West Texas property boasts an impressive whitetail population and comes equipped with hunting amenities.

GIBBS CREEK RANCH

2,286± Acres Washington County Chappell Hill, Texas

Riverfront cattle ranch located 68± miles from downtown Houston. This expansive 2,286± acre property is cross fenced and features frontage on the Brazos River, Caney Creek, and Gibbs Creek.

SHIP RANCH

1,198± Acres Webb County Laredo, Texas

1,198± acre South Texas cattle ranch, steeped in generations of family ownership. Offering prime hunting grounds, this cherished property presents a rare opportunity for sale.

CURMUDGEON FARMS

18± Acres Wood County Mineola, Texas

Farm for sale just minutes from Mineola, Texas, within convenient commuting distance to Dallas. Featuring a barndominium, two barns, and horse stalls, all within close proximity to the bustling city.

STEWART RANCH

28± Acres Wood County Mineola, Texas

28± acre rural property near Dallas, Texas, featuring undeveloped land with utilities already available, providing a blank canvas for your dream homestead or investment venture.

LAZY Z RANCH

77± Acres Wood County Mineola, Texas

Secluded 77± acre ranch for sale in Wood County, featuring a charming two-story house and a stocked fishing pond. Conveniently located near HWY 69, offering easy access to the DFW area.

GUADALUPE RANCH

2,264± Acres Zapata County Zapata, Texas

This expansive hunting ranch is nestled in the heart of whitetail deer country, offering endless enjoyment and a perfect piece of land for outdoor enthusiasts.

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