Acres: 1,216.632±
Taxes: $3,124.42 (approx)
Location: E. of Texline / NW of Dalhart
The formerly irrigated farmland is currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program until September 30, 2030 @ $21.75 per acre per year for a total annual payment of $16,723.00. The remaining acreage is in grass with two former irrigated circles of 127± and 77± and the balance of the acreage being native grass. At an early point in the CRP contract a buyer could consider buying out of the contract. Good grass with considerable depreciation.
$525,000
● Acres: 160± ● Home SqFt: 1800 per appraisal district
● Bedrooms: 3 ● Baths: 2 ● Granite Countertops ● Office
● 600 SqFt. Covered Porch ● 4,032 SqFt. Pole Barn Located 4.5 miles west of Muleshoe on FM 1760. Irrigated farm of 160± acres with a 2017 built home (approximately 1,800 sq.ft. per appraisal district) with metal roof and 600 square foot covered front porch. The home has 3 br, 2 ba and an office. Finishings include granite countertops in the kitchen and bathrooms along with crown molding in the living areas. New flooring in several areas of the home are currently being installed. Other improvements on the property include a 4,032 sq.ft. pole barn with attached shed housing horse pens and cattle working pens. Water is furnished for the improvements by a domestic well equipped with submersible electric motor, pump and control panel. A 5 tower Zimmatic center pivot irrigates approximately 70 acres with 3 wells equipped with submersible pumps producing a total of 150± GPM.
● Location: NW of Canyon, Texas
● Acres: 941± / 140 acres dryland cultivation
● Also for Sale: Additional 651± acres within 5mi ● Turn-Key Cow / Calf Operation ● Development Potential ● Canyon School District ● 3/3/3 ranch style home built in 2008
This Treasure, accessed by a private, all-weather road, is 941 acres +/- in Randall Co. NW of Canyon, Tx. 800 acres +/- of native grass, 140 acres +/- cultivated dryland with STUNNING VIEWS OVERLOOKING PALO DURO CREEK.
Property includes: 4 wells, 70x30 insulated shop with heated/cooled bonus room and restroom with a shower, enclosed livestock working facility, hydraulic chute, two horse stalls, livestock pens and shed, miles of 5 & 6 strand barbed wire fence, over 7000' of pipe fence.
● Total Acres: 883.7±
● TRACT 1 (640±ac) ● TRACT 2 (160±ac) ● TRACT 3 (83.7±ac)
● Property Type: CRP, Improved Grass
● Location: 28 miles southwest of Muleshoe, TX These 3 tracts are located in Bailey county and can be sold separately or in any combination. They are three improved grass tracts that are currently in CRP but will expire in 2026. Feedyards are located in the immediate area and some of the area farmland is irrigated. These tracts are also located on well maintained county roads (specifically the caliche CR 1234 that can be used to access these properties). These tracts offer the opportunity to purchase the number of acres that you wish. These properties also offer bird hunting and mule deer hunting opportunities. The Muleshoe Wildlife Refuge is located to the east of these three properties enhancing the wildlife potential!Just a few miles south of Tell, TX on the northern end of Cottle County sits this beautiful ranch accessible through county road 194. With the majority of the ranch being native pasture, it lends itself to grazing opportunities, hunting or recreational use.
● Acres: 802±
● Property Type: Hunting / Cattle Ranch
● Location: Approximately 5 mi. south of Bracketville, Texas
KB Ranch is a low fenced 802± acre property that is surrounded by large ranches. The ranch has abundant whitetail and is also populated with turkey, dove, quail, hogs and varmint species. Axis are in the area and have been occasionally seen. The ranch lies approximately 9 miles south of Bracketville on TX 131 and is accessed by all weather Standart Road.
Additionally, there is a 2BR/1BA duplex that is located just minutes away in Fort Clark. Amenities at the Fort Clark home include a spring fed swimming pool, golf, trails, hunting, etc...
● Acres: 320±
● Property Type: ● Dry Land ● Native Pasture ● Recreational
● Location: 5.72mi S. of Tell, Texas,17.85mi to Childresss Just a few miles south of Tell, TX on the northern end of Cottle County sits this beautiful ranch accessible through county road 194. With the majority of the ranch being native pasture, it lends itself to grazing opportunities, hunting or recreational use. A 60 ± acre portion of the property is tilled ground with Carey loam that can be utilized for cultivating crops or returned to pasture. This tract of land is also fenced around the perimeter and holds some interior fencing. With a 17.85 mile drive from Childress to the property, this is an excellent piece of land for a ranching operation, hunting or a recreational getaway. Contact us today if you are interested to schedule a time to visit this ranch!
● Total Acres: 594.40±
●1½ mi. N of I-40 & HWY 273 intersection - McLean, Texas This ranch, a nice respite from city life, is located on SH 273 and has 1 mile of highway frontage, with county road frontage on both ends. The soils are mostly loamy sand and some fine sandy loam. The grasses are predominately blue stem grama, buffalo and side oats grama. The domestic well at the entrance is equipped with an electric submersible pump and motor with utility power and pipelines running to drinkers in the adjacent grass traps and corrals. The property also has two windmill wells, one windmill being equipped with an adjoining submersible pump and motor that can be powered by a generator or easily tied into electricity. With seven natural tanks to hold an overflow of water, this ranch maintains excellent vegetation and enough rough country to provide ample winter cover. In addition to the unique ranchland, the seller is open to offers including the sell of livestock and rolling stock. Give us a call to schedule a viewing of this property!
● CRP
● Improved Grass
●Total Acres: 177.1± ● Less than 2 miles south of Sudan, TX
174.1 acres in Labor 16 are improved pasture with a CRP contract expired in 2024. Just south of Highway 84 and a couple miles southeast of Sudan, this property is conveniently close to town and accessible.
Combined with a good set of pens and access to electricity, this ground could make for a good ranching opportunity. Bird hunting and mule deer hunting opportunities are found in the area. This is a nice smaller property for your consideration!
● Total Acres: 330±
● Irrigated Farming ● Ranching
The ranch contains 330 deeded acres of improved grass and is conveniently located on FM 2880 between Panhandle, Groom and White Deer, and is only 40 minutes or less to downtown Amarillo. The Panhandle Groundwater District saturated thickness map from 2020 shows the property to be in an area of 125 to 150 feet of water. This valuable land can be left in grass for cattle grazing, cultivated as a dryland farm, re-developed for irrigation or purchased as an investment.
● Total Acres: 320±
● Property Type: CRP, Improved Grass
● Location: 14 miles west of Friona, TX This farm consists of 320 acres of improved grass which formerly had 297.3 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program and the balance in native grass. This acreage would make excellent pasture or could go back into crop production. There is some irrigation in the area with the water district showing saturated thickness of 30 to over 60 feet in the nearest observation wells. The foundation of this excellent property lies in the outstanding soils of the land which are 91.5% Olton A clay loam with the remainder being Olton B and Bovina B clay loam soils. These very productive soils make this an excellent investment now and in the future!
● CRP
● Native Grass
●Total Acres: 188± ● Location:Approximately 2 miles South of Fieldton on FM 1072, 1 mile east on CR 232 and 1 mile south on CR 267 to NW corner.
This property consists of 188.4± acres (per appraisal district). CRP and some native grass. 147.69 acres are enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program at a rate of $51.50 per acre through September 30, 2031 for a total annual payment of $7,606.00. The property has mostly Amarillo and Olton soils and according to the HPUWCD #1 there is one well of unknown condition as per the seller.
●Total Acres: 106±
● Improved Grassland ● Farming ● Ranching ● Development Improved grassland, formerly under the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), is now on the market, crop bases in place. Excellent option for beginners in the cow/calf business, expanding a current operation or for anyone looking for a rural location to build a home or barndo. Underground infrastructure: plastic piping, wiring, a switch box, timer, and power lines laid from the meter pole to the roadside. Newer five-strand barbed wire fencing with steel posts on the S&E perimeters, older fencing on the N&E sides, in good condition. Panels are installed around the well to prevent cattle from damaging the system. An inactive irrigation well is also situated on the NW corner.
State: Texas ● Region: Panhandle ● County: Castro
Taxes: Approx. $675.00± annually ● Acres: 191.61± acres
Location: Approx. 6.5mi. N. of Dimmitt on Hwy 385, then 11.5mi. W. on FM 2397.
This property consists of 191.61± acres (per appraisal district). CRP and some native grass. 172.36± acres are enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program at a rate of $32.97 per acre through September 30, 2029.
There is good permanent fencing along the north and east sides of the ¼ section. FM2397 and FM1057 frontage is along the west and south boundaries of the property. There is also a strip of acreage along the west side of FM 1057. Owner states that there are two wells on the property that have not been used by the current owner.
This is an outstanding hunting/recreational property located in Borden County approximately 80 miles southeast of Lubbock, Texas. The ranch is home to whitetail deer, turkey, antelope and wild hogs as well as large populations of bobwhite and blue quail.
High numbers of dove, ducks, geese and other migratory birds are present in the fall and spring. Fishing and water for livestock and wildlife is furnished by 3 large earthen dams (dirt tanks) and a number of smaller ones, several of which are stocked with fish. The ranch supports a wide variety of wild flowers, grasses, trees and other plants which combined with its varied terrain, wildlife and outstanding scenery make it an excellent location for hiking, horseback or ATV adventures.
Region: Panhandle ● Acres: 640± acres ● Taxes: $213.86
LOCATION: 5.25 mi. NW of New Mobeetie / 29 mi. E. of Pampa.
Lying northwest of New Mobeetie just a few miles this ranch is traversed by Sweetwater Creek from the Northwest through the heart of the section and exiting the southeast quarter. Sweetwater Creek is a seasonal creek which has numerous cottonwoods and other trees along its banks providing habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, dove and other wildlife. The ranch has 200 feet of elevation change from the 2,940 feet escarpment on the west to the creek at 2,740 feet on the east boundary. Water is provided by a centrally located solar powered pump additionally there is a well located in the northeast corner at an old home site which has utility power. This is a good opportunity to own an eastern panhandle ranch with minerals.
Let’s look at this really nice
property located in the north edge of Amarillo, Texas just far enough out to be
“in the country” and yet with easy access back into Amarillo, Texas.
This
is a ranch/recreation/living ready property which deserves your attention. Just
unload your furniture and livestock and you are ready for living the good life
and ranching.
The property consists of 468± acres of native grass. Owner states that a relatively new livestock well is located on the south portion of the property and has single phase utility power.
This property has some permanent fencing but has been using electric fence for cattle grazing. Access is good with County Road 9 providing approximately ¾ mile of frontage along the south boundary of the ranch.
Blacklands/Post Oak Region. Seven Lakes Ranch is the rare find of a top notch working cattle ranch with tremendous recreation opportunity and excellent access. The ranch is just 1 hour and 15 minutes from Dallas and two hours and 20 minutes from Houston. For those flying, the Corsicana Municipal Airport has an FBO just 20 minutes away. Interstate 45 is only 4.3 miles from the Headquarters and all three tracts have FM 3059 frontage. The ranch has 60 acre feet of TCEQ permitted irrigation rights from two reservoirs.Enjoy working the ranch, fishing, hunting and just escaping to the country life. Other recreational opportunities include Richland Chambers Reservoir which is as close as 2.5 miles from the ranch. Seven Lakes Ranch could be your family legacy ranch or would make a great corporate retreat or guest ranch with its' beautiful vistas and stunning countryside.
This property consists of 2,038.4± acres in 4 tracts, being mostly CRP, and including
native and improved grass with some cultivated acreage on three of the tracts. The ranch
will be sold in its’ entirety or by individual tracts. Excellent location, soils and
access makes this a property that needs to be considered for your investment.
State: Texas ● Region: South Plains / County: Floyd
Property Type: Grassland/Hunting ● Acres: 320±
Taxes: $1,242.21 ● Location: 1 mi. S. & 1 mi. E. of Cedar Hill
This property was once in CRP but has been grazed for many years using electric fencing. There is a good solar well plus a large playa lake for stock and wildlife water. The property has enough mesquite trees to attract deer from the canyons which are approximately 4 miles to the east. A number of nice deer have reportedly been taken over the last few years. The property is approximately 35 miles from Plainview and 70 miles from Lubbock.
State: Texas ● Region: South Plains ● County: Floyd
Property Type: Grassland ● Acres: 160±
Taxes: $822.04 ● Location: 1/2 mi. E. of Muncy
This very nice quarter section was once in CRP but has been grazed for many years. There is a nearly new fence with woven wire and steel posts plus a stock water well with a submersible electric pump. The property has ½ mile of frontage on FM 786. This well-located property is approximately 5 miles from either Floydada or Lockney.
State: Texas ● Region: South Plains
County: Hale ● Acres: 320±
Property Type: Improved Grass / CRP ● Taxes: $1,318.65
Location: 5.5 mi. West of Hale Center
The property has 251.79± acres in CRP until 2023 with the remaining acres being in grass. There are two irrigation wells of unknown condition and a domestic well located in the northwest corner of the property. Unique to the area there is a scattering of trees across the land. The property is approximately 17 miles from Plainview and 39 miles from Lubbock and would be a good stock farm or CRP investment.
*SOLD*
Hale County, Texas
The information contained herein is as obtained by Scott Land Company LLC - Dimmitt, Texas from the owner and other sources and even though this information is considered reliable, neither broker nor owner make any guarantee, warranty or representation as to correctness of any data or descriptions and the accuracy of such statements should be determined through independent investigation made by the prospective purchaser. This offer for sale is subject to prior sale, errors and omissions, change of price, terms or other conditions or withdrawal from sale in whole or in part, by seller without notice and at the sole discretion of seller. Readers are urged to form their own independent conclusions and evaluations in consultation with legal counsel, accountants, and/or investment advisors concerning any and all material contained herein.
Located 4.5 miles west of Muleshoe on FM 1760. Irrigated farm of 160± acres with a 2017 built home (approximately 1,800 sq.ft. per appraisal district) with metal roof and 600 square foot covered front porch. The home has 3 br, 2 ba and an office. 
These 3 tracts are located in Bailey county and can be sold separately or in any combination. They are three improved grass tracts that are currently in CRP but will expire in 2026. Feedyards are located in the immediate area and some of the area farmland is irrigated. 
