Bailey County Grassland

320 acres of raw native grass land acres located in Bailey County now available. Property is established with native grasses and was formally in the CRP program. This portion of Bailey County falls within the antelope/pronghorn range. Antelope are abundant in the area, and mule deer are periodically spotted, along with blue quail and dove. A covey of Blue quail were spotted upon the property visit. There is potential for this parcel to be Organic Certified, since no herbicides/pesticides have been used on the farm for a number of years. There is electricity on the property which services a well. There is also a high possibility for issuance of "Landowner Pronghorn Hunting Permits" by TPWD.

**This property is for sale along with 3 other properties (2 of them income producing in the CRP program). This property can be bought separately or in entirety. See our website to view all the prop...

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8o6- 853-SELL (7355). Please reference Property Id: Lemons 320, ID 14619

Property Details:

320 acres, in Bailey County

High Plains Ecoregion

~32 miles to Muleshoe, TX (Pop: 5,090).. ~33 miles to Morton, TX (Pop: 1,668)., ~33 miles to Portales, NM (Pop: 12,042). ~51 miles to Clovis, NM (Pop: 37,988). ,~86 miles to Lubbock, TX (Pop: 263,930).

All land acreage comprised of native grassland

County Road 11 frontage on the west property line (0.5 miles)

Turn row CR 21 on east property line (0.5 miles)

Electricity on the property with one well

Old "homestead structures" in SW corner of property

Paved FM 298 0.5 miles away

Approx 22.5 acres in wetland

Caddy cornered to Benham 160 (also for sale).

Between two wildlife reserves: Grulla Nat'l Reserve (~5 miles) and Muleshoe Nat'l Refuge (~14 miles)

Ag exempt, 2022 property taxes: $889.37

Soils Report: Non-Irrigated class, suited for Intense Grazing, or Moderate Cultivation

In Mule Deer and Pronghorn range, blue quail and dove range

Potential for issuance of "Landowner Pronghorn Hunting Permits" by TPWD (see Texas Parks and Wildlife Pronghorn Permits Page)

In High Plains Under Water Conservation District

Would make a great homestead tract, grazing acreage, hunting parcel, organic dryland farm, or re-enrolled in CRP

NO seller imposed deed restrictions

Sudan School District

All owned mineral, wind, and solar rights to convey

This property is for sale along with 3 other properties (2 of them income producing in the CRP program). This property can be bought separately or in entirety.

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