This is an incredible property that you have to see in person to appreciate. This area has great whitetail deer, dove, quail, and waterfowl hunting in addition to strong grasses and soils for agriculture. The ranch has great access on County Rd 108, and is located about 19 minutes from Brownwood. The ranch has several Oak Motts and hardwoods mixed throughout.
There are 2 good-sized stock tanks, and 4 other smaller ponds. The property is serviced by Coleman County water.
Terrain varies from Oak cover and other hardwoods scattered throughout with a mix of mesquites. Possesses good surface water and strong soils for potential cultivation.
Coleman County is well known as an incredible dove hunting destination, and there is plenty of cultivated ground to plant sunflowers or other upland game bird crops. There is also good deer hunting in this area, and quail hunting can be great on certain years. The surface water impoundments provide great duck and waterfowl hunting opportunities as well.
Negotiable. To be determined
Ag Exempt
The ranch has outstanding access and road frontage, with over 4,100 square feet of road frontage on County Rd 108. It is located approximately 2.5 hours from Austin. Pastures could be used for food plots, sunflowers for dove hunting, or cultivation for agriculture.
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