There is a virtually new set of cattle facilities which include four pens with approximately 100’ of concrete bunk per pen with deep concrete aprons, pipe and cable fences. The pens are approximately 200’ deep with automatic watering units in each pen. The yard has excellent working facilities and concrete pad for a working chute. There are also frost-free water hydrants in the yard.

County Road 4 has been topped with caliche down to the entrance to the pens with feedlot alleys, cattle loading/unloading and truck parking areas also topped with caliche.

Improvements also include two wells for water. One well is equipped with a submersible electric motor, pump and control panel which furnishes water to the state-of-the-art, Superior automatic watering units (one in each of the four pens and one outside of the pens for outside cattle). The second well on the property was used for irrigation in the past, it has no pump at this time and the depth or condition of the well is unknown.

The land is presently being dryland farmed and has virtually new fencing with steel and cedar post, five strand barbed wire, steel pipe corners and steel gates.

There is currently a wind energy lease on this property with Southeast Deaf Smith County Wind Farm LLC. The Panhandle Loop transmission line and a substation are in the process of being built just to the west and south of this property across Hwy 1259.

The homestead consisting of approximately 4.40 acres situated on the east side of Hwy 1259 approximately mid-way across the property does not belong to Seller and is not included in this offering.

Pullman A soils and excellent fences and cattle facilities make this property a very workable combination for farming and a stocker cattle operation.

The 109.09 acres adjoining this property to the north known as HWY 1259/109.09 Acres-Deaf Smith County, Texas can be bought together with this property in the event that a larger unit is desired or separately.