Red River 220

Posted on: October 15th, 2019 by Rusty Lowe, ALC

220 acres of great pasture or grassland. This piece of property has multiple cross fences, 5 ponds, sandy soil, rock road, corral, and total seclusion. Located in Red River County.

Facts:
– 220.65 acres
– 5 ponds
– corral
– cross fences
– cattle pasture

Wildlife
– Deer, Dove, Ducks, Turkeys

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Grant OK 80 AC

Posted on: October 5th, 2019 by Rusty Lowe, ALC

Remarkable hunting and recreational property with a unique cabin. Presently used as home and is setup as small ranching facility. Excellent working pens and barn with lots of storage. A shop provides work space for the tinkering individual. Grasses are well maintained and a hay pasture provides enough hay for current livestock. Wildlife abundant of whitetail deer, turkeys, dove, and other species. A creek at back of property has potential of a stock pond.

Facts
– 80 ac pasture/hunting
– 1 bedroom cabin
– barn with hay loft and storage
– workshop
– working pens
– stock pond
– hay pasture

Wildlife
– Whitetail deer, turkey, dove, quail
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85.55 acres in Red River County, Texas

Posted on: October 2nd, 2019 by Rusty Lowe, ALC

Wooded recreation land in Red River County, Texas. Road frontage along west side with access to open pasture from road. A stock pond provides water for much wildlife such as deer, pigs and turkey. A beautiful setting for a weekend retreat site. Property is surveyed as 3 tracts and will sell as one or will divide.

Miller Slough

Posted on: October 2nd, 2019 by Clayton Pilgrim, ALC

Northeast Texas hunting property for the discerning outdoorsman. Miller Slough is located Northeast of Dallas Texas in Southwestern Lamar County on the Sulphur River. Property consists of multiple duck sloughs, hardwood thickets and open pastures for all around deer, duck, hog and dove hunting. Access is from multiple points on all weather County Roads. Property is turnkey with blinds and feeders. Perfect for the weekend retreat.

FACTS

– 594.65 Surveyed acres (recently surveyed)
– Located 24 miles North of Commerce, Texas on County Road 27300 in SW Lamar County

IMPROVEMENTS

– 60×100 Hay barn
– 3+ acre lake
– Multiple flood controlled sloughs (45+ acres of standing water for duck hunting)
– 3 box deer stands with feeders
– 3 Metal frame duck blinds
– Miles of trails throughout
– Gravel access from gravel County Road (Year around access)
– 137+- acres fenced and cross fenced

WILDLIFE

– Property is set up for world class duck hunting, multiple species inhabit the property and with the amount of habitat, multiple people could enjoy season long hunting
– Many 150+ Boone and Crockett deer have been killed in this area

Farm 46

Posted on: August 19th, 2019 by Clayton Pilgrim, ALC

35 acre tract, located South of Pittsburg, Texas in Upshur County. Property is post production breeder farm. Includes 4 chicken houses, water well and 1,120 square foot home. NOTE: poultry houses are not in production, currently used as barns.

IMPROVEMENTS

– 1,120 square foot home
– Water well
– 4 chicken houses
– gravel drive

Southeastern Oklahoma Farm

Posted on: August 14th, 2019 by Rusty Lowe, ALC

THIS 2,870 Acre farm in the Red River Bottom Area of Southeastern Oklahoma is a diverse Holding consisting of Capability CLASS 1 Farmland with mixed timber and Recreational Tracts along the Red River.
Property is offered in its entirety or can be purchased in single tracts. Each of these tracts are priced differently and can be purchased in any combination.

TRACT 2 – 226 AC $644,100
-Farmland
-2 County road frontage
-4 Wells
-Small native Pecan orchard
-Power
-Great companion tract to TRACT 3

TRACT 3 434 AC $1,736,000
– Mile pivot
-9 Wells
-Power
-Pivot travels across 250 AC Rented farmland
-24,000 BU Grain storage
-98,000 BU Grain storage

TRACT 4 230 AC $690,000
-HWY 37 Road frontage
-This farm joins TRACT 3 To the South
-Power

TRACT 6 740 AC $1,702,0000
-This farm or ranch is bottom land with river frontage
-Native pecan trees along an oxbow lake
-Abundant wildlife such as whitetail deer and turkeys as well as ducks
-The South end of this parcel has varied timber stands
-River frontage allows for access to sand dunes for your recreational weekends

TRACT 7 40 AC $100,000
-A rare find of a small farm tract with Red River frontage
-Joins TRACT 3 to the North
-Has County road frontage and is half timber and half brush
-Creek to the East side of property

TRACT 8 405 AC $891,000
-2 Miles of river frontage
-120 AC Farmland and native Pecan trees
-300 AC Wildlife haven
-2 Duck sloughs
-30 AC River bottom lake
-Mixed timber is home to Whitetail deer, Turkey, and other game
-River frontage allows for access to the sand dunes And ATV trails for a great recreational weekend

TRACT 9 105 AC $315,000
-Capability CLASS 1 and 3 soils on second bottom farmland on a County road
-Power
-Good opportunity for wells and a pivot
-A Great companion tract for Tracts 2 and 3
-Native Pecan trees abide in the Southeast corner

TRACT 10 – 173 AC $475,750
-This tract makes a great companion tract to Tracts 8 and 9
-Capability CLASS 1 and 2 soils
-Has river frontage and advantage of water resources for irrigation

TRACT 12 364 AC $1,001,000
-This farm has 2.25 miles of County Road frontage on West and South
-A true second bottom Red River tract
-Primarily Roebuck soils and would make a great addition to tracts 3,7,and 9

TRACT 13 153 AC $535,500
-This Southeastern most tract is another opportunity to own a small Red River farm
-Excellent CLASS 1 AND 2 Soils
-Has A 20 AC Native Pecan stand on the West side

540 Acre Hunting Ranch

Posted on: July 24th, 2019 by Clayton Pilgrim, ALC

Turn-key South Texas Hunting Ranch located South of Sonora, Texas. Property boasts multiple deer feeders, stands, managed gravel roads and paved highway access. Area is known globally for exceptional whitetail deer hunting and sets the bar for low fence axis deer. Turkey, hogs and dove also make the landscape throughout this scenic ranch. Property will be sold with all feeders, blinds, vehicles and supporting equipment.

FACTS

– 540+- acres
– Located 25 miles South of Sonora, Texas
– Currently owner operated (not leased)

IMPROVEMENTS

– 5 bed 3 bath modular home (2176 square feet)
– 20’x30′ equipment shed with 6×6 walk in cooler
– 25’x60′ equipment shed with closed in man-cave with cooker and fire pit
– (2) water wells
– (8) Outback deer feeders
– (8) Deer blinds
– (5) Outback protein feeders
– (2) 4×4 late 90s suburbans outfitted with feeders
– (1) ford Ranger outfitted with feeder

WILDLIFE

– Sutton County sits in the richest wildlife area in the State of Texas. This particular ranch boasts multiple species of wild game for anyone to enjoy. Whitetail deer, axis, oryx, turkey, hogs and dove are just a few species you can see in a stand on the property.
– Owner feeds year around through multiple deer feeders

38 ac Recreational Tract

Posted on: July 13th, 2019 by Clayton Pilgrim, ALC

38 Acre wooded recreational tract with a double wide home. Plenty of woods for hunting with County Road frontage, and fences with a gate for privacy. Wildlife is abundant in this area several miles East of the Rivercrest ISD. Can be used as hunting cabin or as a quiet residential home shaded by hardwood trees.

FACTS

– County Road Road Frontage
– 38.22 acres

IMPROVEMENTS

– 1858 square foot double wide
– (2) mobile carports
– Gated Access

WILDLIFE

– White tail deer
– Wild Hogs
– Turkeys
– Ducks
– Dove

Wildcat Creek Hunting Resort

Posted on: July 2nd, 2019 by Rusty Lowe, ALC

Wildcat Creek Hunting Resort is located 120 miles East of Dallas, Texas and is South of Detroit, Texas 5 miles. WCR sets on approximately 1,015 acres improved hunting habitat. Several areas of the property are managed exclusively for upland bird habitat. Miles of trails dissect the property as well as multiple improvements (see below) cater to the avid outdoorsman.

FACTS

– 1,015+- acres
– Owner operated and maintained

IMPROVEMENTS

– 7000 square foot main residence with rock swimming pool
– 2nd home
– Foreman’s quarters
– 10,000 total sq ft Hunting lodge with office
– 400 sq ft lake cabin with pier (on main lake)
– 40 x 50 Pavilion
– (2) storage buildings
– 40 x 30 office
– (2) quadplex sleeping quarters
– Gazebo lounge area with deck and fire pit seating
– Multiple upland bird fields and duck sloughs
– 50 x 50 shop with kennels and large quail run
– 40 x 40 Horse barn
– Multiple lakes and ponds with decks, footbridges and piers for fishing
– Archery and shotgun shooting ranges

WILDLIFE

– Wildcat Creek Hunting Resort is known globally for renowned bird hunting and is located in the Mississippi Flyway. Currently, Wildcat tailors to hunters as a turn a key wing-shooting experience with farm raised quail and pheasant. Completely staffed and equipped, WCR can accommodate large groups of hunters to ensure a memorable experience in the outdoors. Wildcat is also home to native whitetail deer, hog, eastern turkeys, ducks and dove.

Ft. Towson Ranch

Posted on: June 25th, 2019 by Clayton Pilgrim, ALC

1110 Acre ranch located near Fort Towson Oklahoma. Land is situated south of 70 on CR N 4390, 20 miles East of Hugo and 25 miles and West of Idabel. Ranch has diversified landscape, from rolling pasture to wooded areas that boast tremendous wildlife. Property is currently owner operated and grazes 125 head of cattle and is used for turkey, deer, hog and duck hunting. True combination property.

FACTS

-1110 Acres
-Located on County Road N4390 South of 70 approximately .7 mile, Choctaw County Oklahoma
-Owner Operated

IMPROVEMENTS

– Fenced and cross fenced, currently grazing 125 cow/calf pairs
– Multiple ponds for stock water, many have been cleaned out and repaired recently
– 1050 square foot cabin
– Pipe corrals
– Various ranch roads
– (2) water wells, residential capacity

WILDLIFE

– Area is very well known for large whitetail deer, turkey, dove, duck and hog.
– Owner currently hunts the property and has harvested some really nice deer from the property. Owner has also had a feeding program in place for over two years.