There is also year around hunting for feral hog and predators, such as coyotes and bobcats, plus migratory dove in the fall. The 23 acre wheat field along the highway works great as a food plot for deer hunting, but could also be developed with milo or sunflowers for bird hunting. The owner has installed a couple of additional smaller food plots, which he plants in wheat in the fall. A local farmer is currently leasing the farm field to grow winter wheat too. Other recreational activities include four-wheeling, camping out, and enjoying the peace and quiet of the outdoors.

Most of the ranch has mesquite cover across it, with the occasional hackberry tree in the pasture. A large wash running through the middle of it keeps good undergrowth established. This wash also feeds a huge water tank on the east end. This tank is every bit 20 deep and at full capacity will have over a half acre of surface water. Salt Creek, a seasonal creek, also runs through the middle of the ranch for a half a mile, providing additional surface water for wildlife.

At the back corner of the property the owner has built a small hunters cabin, with metal roof and covered porch. It does not have electricity or water ran to it, but has a water system set up to bring in. The cabin has a loft sleeping area. Next to the cabin is an old barn that is falling down, and a good set of pipe corrals. The land has easy access off of Highway 283, a two lane road, and is only five minutes to the town of Vernon, where there is a feed store, Walmart, and several restaurants.

Asking Price: $1350/acre (reduced from $1500/acre)

Call land agent Beau Byars at cell phone (940) 224-3183 for more information about this hunting tract.