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This 320 +or- acre tract of land is located approximately 5 miles south of Quanah, TX, in Hardeman County, two miles west of Hwy 6. Sitting on the edge of the flat pastureland and rolling river breaks of the southern part of the county, this ranch offers a varying terrain. Joins a 10,000 acre low-fence neighbor on its west side. LAND FEATURES: Perimeter fence in excellent condition, one cross fence dividing it into two 160 acre tracts. Metal t-posts, pipe stays & corners with caps; all of the gates are prefab metal gates. The front 160 acres was once a field and has 140 acres of re-emerging mesquite brush cover; a 17 acre block on native pasture in the NE corner has a large tank, which would make a nice fishing pond. Small deer camp, with electricity and Red River Water Authority meter in place. The back 160 acres has 50% in new growth mesquites and 50% in rolling cedar breaks, with 80 ft of elevation change & 2 ponds. WILDLIFE: Strong whitetail deer population, with bucks in this immediate area harvested with B&C scores above 180! Also feral hogs, predators and excellent Fall dove hunting. The parts of the ranch that were once in farm production could be used to install food plots. The property has been leased by the same hunting tenant for years; the lease runs Sept 1-Aug 30. All blinds & feeders, camping trailers, etc belong to the tenant and will be removed upon lease termination. CATTLE: The grazing is leased to a different tenant, who pays $4,800 annually to keep 20 cows year around on the ranch. This tenant is local and would continue with this lease, if desired. A water well on the SE side needs a pump and could be used for supplemental water too. MINERAL RIGHTS: Surface estate only, no minerals to transfer. No active oil production on the ranch, no current leases in place. EASEMENTS: No known easements, pipelines or other. LIST PRICE: $2,500 per acre

This 320 +or- acre tract of land is located approximately 5 miles south of Quanah, TX, in Hardeman County, two miles west of Hwy 6. Sitting on the edge of the flat pastureland and rolling river breaks of the southern part of the county, this ranch offers a varying terrain. Joins a 10,000 acre low-fence neighbor on its west side. LAND FEATURES: Perimeter fence in excellent condition, one cross fence dividing it into two 160 acre tracts. Metal t-posts, pipe stays & corners with caps; all of the gates are prefab metal gates. The front 160 acres was once a field and has 140 acres of re-emerging mesquite brush cover; a 17 acre block on native pasture in the NE corner has a large tank, which would make a nice fishing pond. Small deer camp, with electricity and Red River Water Authority meter in place. The back 160 acres has 50% in new growth mesquites and 50% in rolling cedar breaks, with 80 ft of elevation change & 2 ponds. WILDLIFE: Strong whitetail deer population, with bucks in this immediate area harvested with B&C scores above 180! Also feral hogs, predators and excellent Fall dove hunting. The parts of the ranch that were once in farm production could be used to install food plots. The property has been leased by the same hunting tenant for years; the lease runs Sept 1-Aug 30. All blinds & feeders, camping trailers, etc belong to the tenant and will be removed upon lease termination. CATTLE: The grazing is leased to a different tenant, who pays $4,800 annually to keep 20 cows year around on the ranch. This tenant is local and would continue with this lease, if desired. A water well on the SE side needs a pump and could be used for supplemental water too. MINERAL RIGHTS: Surface estate only, no minerals to transfer. No active oil production on the ranch, no current leases in place. EASEMENTS: No known easements, pipelines or other. LIST PRICE: $2,500 per acre

000 Craven Rd, Quanah

320± Acre North Texas Ranch, Hardeman County Near Quanah, Convenient to Childress This 320± acre ranch offers a strong blend of productive pasture, functional infrastructure, and prime hunting habitat in the heart of North Texas. Ideally located just one mile from FM 680, the property provides convenient access while maintaining a private, secluded setting. Wildlife & Recreation This property offers excellent hunting opportunities with abundant native wildlife, including: • Whitetail deer • Rio Grande turkey • Feral hogs • Coyotes • Bobwhite quail • Dove The mix of native grasses, and natural cover creates ideal habitat diversity. Land & Improvements The ranch is divided into two 160-acre tracts, the native pasture tract is fenced separately. The other tract of improved pasture is cross-fenced into 80-acre traps with dependable water provided by submersible well, making it ideal for rotational grazing for cow-calf operations or stocker calves. • 160± acres improved pasture featuring primarily bluestem grasses. • 160± acres native pasture with a healthy stand of: o Curly mesquite o Buffalo grass o Little bluestem o Sideoats grama • Quality perimeter and cross fencing throughout • Submersible water well • 2–3-acre stock tank plus additional smaller water sources The land showcases gentle elevation changes, enhancing both drainage and scenic appeal, along with a seasonal wet weather draw that adds character and wildlife attraction. Location • ~1 mile to FM 680 • ~12 miles to Quanah – grocery, feed and hardware stores • ~15–20 miles to Childress – major retail shopping, national coffee shops, and dining options Highlights • Prime wildlife habitat. • Heavy wildlife traffic and multiple bedding areas. • Turnkey cow-calf operation setup • Excellent pasture rotation infrastructure • Secluded, quiet setting with minimal traffic • Expansive views with stunning sunrises and sunsets • Dark night skies—ideal for stargazing

320± Acre North Texas Ranch, Hardeman County Near Quanah, Convenient to Childress This 320± acre ranch offers a strong blend of productive pasture, functional infrastructure, and prime hunting habitat in the heart of North Texas. Ideally located just one mile from FM 680, the property provides convenient access while maintaining a private, secluded setting. Wildlife & Recreation This property offers excellent hunting opportunities with abundant native wildlife, including: • Whitetail deer • Rio Grande turkey • Feral hogs • Coyotes • Bobwhite quail • Dove The mix of native grasses, and natural cover creates ideal habitat diversity. Land & Improvements The ranch is divided into two 160-acre tracts, the native pasture tract is fenced separately. The other tract of improved pasture is cross-fenced into 80-acre traps with dependable water provided by submersible well, making it ideal for rotational grazing for cow-calf operations or stocker calves. • 160± acres improved pasture featuring primarily bluestem grasses. • 160± acres native pasture with a healthy stand of: o Curly mesquite o Buffalo grass o Little bluestem o Sideoats grama • Quality perimeter and cross fencing throughout • Submersible water well • 2–3-acre stock tank plus additional smaller water sources The land showcases gentle elevation changes, enhancing both drainage and scenic appeal, along with a seasonal wet weather draw that adds character and wildlife attraction. Location • ~1 mile to FM 680 • ~12 miles to Quanah – grocery, feed and hardware stores • ~15–20 miles to Childress – major retail shopping, national coffee shops, and dining options Highlights • Prime wildlife habitat. • Heavy wildlife traffic and multiple bedding areas. • Turnkey cow-calf operation setup • Excellent pasture rotation infrastructure • Secluded, quiet setting with minimal traffic • Expansive views with stunning sunrises and sunsets • Dark night skies—ideal for stargazing

Tbd Nowell Rd, Quanah

The property features open pasture, thick brush, and a scenic creek that winds through the land—ideal for hunting, grazing, or a custom build site. The owned railroad track adds a unique historic touch and potential for creative use. With a strong mix of cover and water, this property attracts a variety of native game including whitetail deer, turkey, wild hogs, dove, and varmints. It’s well-suited for hunters or anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors.

The property features open pasture, thick brush, and a scenic creek that winds through the land—ideal for hunting, grazing, or a custom build site. The owned railroad track adds a unique historic touch and potential for creative use. With a strong mix of cover and water, this property attracts a variety of native game including whitetail deer, turkey, wild hogs, dove, and varmints. It’s well-suited for hunters or anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors.

Tbd Ave S Unit H, Chillicothe

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