Apache Creek Ranch is comprised of 315± acres in Grimes County east of Dobbin on Highway 105. The ranch is set up for hunting and recreational use or a cattle operation.
Fairfield Lake Ranch, 988± acres featuring Pilot Knob Hill which rises to 618’ and is the highest point in Freestone County, and also adjoins Fairfield Lake State Park. Excellent recreational ranch.
Gearhart Ranch is 9,155± acres of productive grasslands in the Davis Mountains. Successful highland cattle operation for over 100 years. Exceptional game, stunning beauty and starry nights.
An oasis in the Concho Valley region, this exceptional 3,413± acre ranch features spring-fed live water for most of the year, tremendous deer and turkey hunting, and two extraordinary custom residences.
This 2,005± acre farm is 89% tillable and well improved with 1,080± acres under 3 T-L Pivot systems, each supported by multiple alluvial wells. Three homes and a large steel building are among the well-matched improvements.
Spring Branch Ranch is comprised of 1,365± acres situated in Leon County. The ranch is set up for hunting and recreational use, as well as a modest cow/calf operation.
Elm Creek Ranch is a 3, 112± acre oasis in the eastern Texas Panhandle that has been managed for wild quail for the past 20+ years. Located near Shamrock in Collingsworth County, Texas.
A premier hunting property in the eastern Texas Panhandle, Washita River Hunting Ranch has been intensively managed for wild quail and includes excellent deer and turkey hunting. 5,771± acres near Canadian, Texas.
4,772± acres in the heart of the Davis Mountains, with alpine elevations offering some of the most spectacular views in Texas. Exceptional big game, diverse ecology, and comfortable improvements.
Pine Creek Ranch is comprised of 3,467± acres of predominately grassland pastures adjacent to the Red River. The diversity and agricultural production offer value to the cattle and outdoor enthusiast.
Offering 665± acres and the highest elevations in Smith County, Starr Mountain Ranch is square in the path of progress. Just six miles from UT’s Health Center North Campus, the ranch offers beauty, recreation, and investment.
JS Ranch is comprised of 960± acres partially fronting Highway 36. The diversity and varied beauty of this ranch, along with recent improvements, offer value and abundant family recreation.
Boone Pickens’ Mesa Vista Ranch encompasses 100 square miles of prime Texas Panhandle ranchland distinguished by its improvements, water features, and pristine prairie landscape supporting a variety of native wildlife.
815± acres, Quail Crossing Ranch is the perfect lightly improved south Texas ranch with all the conveniences. Electricity, three ponds, cattle pens, barn, improved pasture, wildlife, brush diversity, 48-miles from an airport.
Four miles of Brazos River frontage with towering hills, fertile pastureland, abundant game, and producing minerals that will convey. Approximately 980± acres in Milam County with paved access and frontage.
Greenhouse Springs Ranch is 1,248± acres of rugged Texas Hill Country two hours southwest of San Antonio. Features include springs, flowing creeks, caves, monster views, clean home, and hardwood bottoms.
Located near Cross Roads, TX this 208± acre property is comprised of a nice mixture of productive pasture, hardwoods, and rolling hills, with frontage on FM 3441.
Walnut Creek Ranch offers great accessibility to Dallas for the cattleman, hunter, and outdoor enthusiast. Rolling improved pastures and rugged untamed wildlife habitat combined in one offering.
500± Acres on FM 2262 between Groveton and Trevat. Magnificent ridges offering big views. Some small patches of timber, which survived the Bearing fire of 2012.
Located in King County and the heart of the “big ranch” country of the Texas Rolling Plains, Water Canyon Ranch is a combination production ranch with excellent recreational appeal.
Austin Lakes Ranch, being 1,225± acres perched high in the hills northwest of Boerne, sizzles with eight nice stocked lakes and beautiful, sprawling homes and outbuildings with premium infrastructure.
Cow Bayou Pasture offers over 409± acres of fertile Brazos River bottom. Situated along 2.5 miles of Brazos River and 2.5 miles of Cow Bayou with scenic pecan trees, grazing, and hunting.
No River Ranch is situated in western Madison County, offering 420± acres, grand rolling hills, improved pastures, native pastures, abundant cover for wildlife, big views and exceptional road frontage.
Approximately 524 acres of mostly level hardwood timberland, with exceptional frontage on US HWY 287, ACR 494, and ACR 493. Game abounds in the region and on the property.
Round Lake Ranch is a larger regional offering adjoining the Trinity River with productive soils and recreational features. Cattle, deer, hogs, ducks, and dove will all prosper on this ranch.
Investment property consisting of 1,776± contiguous acres in southeast Gaines County. 1,748± acres enrolled in CRP at $31.68/acre with eight years remaining. Mule deer in the immediate area.
Oak Hills Ranch, 1,093± acres in northwest Mason County, offers rolling oak/mesquite country loaded with game and tall grass. Other features are distant views, huge oaks, good soils, well, and pens.
186± acres in Trinity County, near Groveton. Exceptionally diverse ranch offers improved pastures, horse facilities, great hunting, and some managed pine timber. 4,280 sq ft home and 2 large barns.
Located near Paige, this 943± acre wildlife ranch offers an incredible variety of exotic game, lodge-style residence, fantastic shop improvements, breeder pens, incredible lakes and water resources, and some of the famous “Lost Pines” groves.
218± acres of well-developed ranchland located on US Highway 190 near US-59, truly in the “path of progress.” Nine-acre lake, two ponds, pipe fencing, two barns.
La Bahia Trail Ranch is approximately 113± acres along Scenic Loop 390 north of Brenham TX; offers pastoral and exclusive views over 20 miles, historical prominence, and a place to build a legacy.
