The brush cover is mostly mesquite trees. A creek drainage, part of the Deer Creek system, that runs across the south side has lots of hardwoods, such as elm and hackberry. These tree motts provide good stand locations for bow hunting, while the brushy mesquite pasture lends itself to rifle hunting.

In each of the southern corners of the property sits a pond, for a total of two; these are fed by the creek and seem to hold water very well. Both of them have game tracks around them, and they provide water for cattle too.

The hunting on Indian Hill Ranch is excellent! Whitetail deer, feral hog and turkey will all be here. There are lots of resident doves, and the migratory dove hunting in the fall is good too. Deer have primarily been hunted in the past using corn feeders; a food plot with wheat would really attract them too.

Improvements include a perimeter barbed wire fence, pipe working pens (in the northwest corner), two county road gated entrances, newly bladed interior roads, and access to electricity virtually anywhere on the property. The land has one pumping oil well on the far south end near its border. The seller doesnt own any minerals, so there are none to convey.

LIST PRICE: $2650/acre

For more information about Indian Hill Ranch or to schedule an appointment to view it in person, contact agent/owner Beau Byars at cell phone (940) 224-3183.