The native grasses, Sideoats Grama, Buffalograss, Switchgrass, and more, are supported by dense stands of Littleleaf Sumac, Ephedra, Mesquite, Hackberry, and Cedar. Portions have been grubbed to enhance forage quality. The fencing is in good to excellent condition, with some new perimeter and cross fencing, three new cattle guards, and county road frontage on the south side.

Hunting is top-tier, with thriving populations of whitetail deer, turkey, dove, quail, hogs, and occasional free-range exotics like red stag, aoudad, and elk. The ranch borders large neighboring properties and has not been hunted in recent seasons, offering a clean slate for wildlife management.

Utilities include single and 3-phase electricity, and access during wet conditions is best via County Road 1755. Situated just a mile from the Brazos River, this property is a rare combination of water, wildlife, and working ranchland.

Driving Directions: From Knox City, take Highway 222 West for approximately 5.2 miles. Turn left on County Road 1755 and continue 4 miles. The ranch gate will be on the right.

Location: Situated in the southeast corner of King County and the southwest corner of Knox County, offering a prime position with diverse terrain and excellent access.

Acreage: The ranch spans 2,271 acres, offering a blend of productive pasture, diverse topography, and abundant water resources.

Topography: The ranch features diverse topography with rolling mesquite flats, scenic draws, spring-fed creeks, and 150 feet of elevation change, offering expansive views, bluffs, and ideal building sites.

Rainfall/Elevation: The ranch averages 24.64 inches of annual rainfall and sits at an elevation of approximately 1,529 feet, supporting hardy native vegetation and gently varied terrain.

Cover: The property features a mix of native grasses, mesquite, cedar, and a variety of forbs, providing excellent forage and wildlife habitat.

Fences: The ranch is enclosed with good to new five-strand barbed wire fencing, including cross-fencing for effective pasture and livestock management.

Utilities: Electricity is available throughout the property, with both single-phase and three-phase power accessible in multiple areas.

Water: The ranch is well watered with four water wells, two city water meters, ten stock ponds, and two spring-fed creeks, ensuring a reliable water source for livestock and wildlife year-round.

Hunting: The ranch offers exceptional hunting opportunities with abundant populations of whitetail deer, turkey, quail, dove, and feral hogs. Additionally, it is in an area with potential for free-range red stag, elk, and aoudad.

Price: The property is priced at $3,849,345.

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