This ranch has a great balance of rolling plains, draws, improved pasture and native grasses. Elevations in the Snyder area range from 2,200 to 2,400. A creek runs through the property and a plentiful amount of Mesquite and Juniper trees are found throughout the property as well. There is great terrain diversity throughout the ranch, from the northeast you have flat plains that are currently worked by a leasing farmer. Moving east down into the creek the Mesquite and Juniper trees start to thicken, but still leave ATV and other vehicle accessibility. Cactus is slowly becoming noticeable and the foliage lessens as you move into the higher vista located at the northern central location of the property. The property flattens into more farm land that is being leased as well. Continuing east theres more farm land followed by the foliage thickening very quickly and cactus is becoming more noticeable than before. Finally ending at the east edge of the property we see large areas that are being leased by farmers.

WILDLIFE:

The ranch has a wide range of wildlife with trophy whitetail deer, wild turkey and dove. (Small numbers of feral hogs are on the property). Fish are found in the stocked tank in the south east portion of the property and also in low portions of the creek.

MINERALS:

Minerals do not convey with the property.

WATER:

3 electric wells, 3 active windmills, 1 municipal supply source and 8 tanks with roughly 100,000 - 300,000 gallon capacity.

IMPROVEMENTS:

Power is available at the corral and along the eastern pastures and halfway into the middle pastures from the north. There are numerous blinds and feeders on the property and a cabin that needs some maintenance. The ranch has a corral along with the wells, windmills and water tanks.