LandWatch: Dickens County, Texas Land For Sale

Spur, Dickens County, Texas House For Sale -

Mon, 02 Nov 2009 21:19:00 GMT

Metal roof, steel siding, huge lot, storm cellar, and a carport. Great small-town living across from the school. $24,950 Brian Aycock #67775

Dickens, Dickens County, Texas Agricultural/Ranch For Sale - 1356 Acres

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 17:36:00 GMT

Location: The ranch is located approximately six miles east of Dickens. Acres: 1,356 Acres, more or less Terrain: The Croton Creek Ranch has a very desirable blend of nearly level to sloping terrain, coupled with an almost perfect cover for quail hunting. Mesquite is the primary cover, with scattered hackberry and a few cedar are found all through the property. Through the creek bottoms wild plums are common. The ranch is in good condition and has not been overgrazed. Water: The main source of water on the ranch is Little Croton Creek. There is an electric submersible water well, one working windmill and several nice earthen ponds on the ranch. Improvements: The ranch is improved by a functional set of pipe livestock working/shipping pens. Access: Access is provided by paved highway frontage on US HWY 82. Hunting/Recreation: The cover on the ranch lends itself to be nearly ideal for quail hunting. Whitetail deer are also very common in the area, and turkey are often seen along the creek bottom areas. Price: $975.00 per acre

Dickens, Dickens County, Texas Agricultural/Ranch For Sale - 2427 Acres

Mon, 24 Aug 2009 13:50:00 GMT

Location: The ranch is located north of Old Glory, Texas in Stonewall County. Acres: 2,427 Acres, more or less Terrain: The eastern portion of the ranch is described as rolling and sloping, draining to Turkey Hollow and it's tributaries. Primary cover is provided by mesquite with shinnery scattered throughout the ranch. Large cottonwood, hackberry and willow trees are located all along the bottoms. Several fenced foodplots are scattered through this portion of the ranch. The western portion of the property is generally more level. This side of the ranch has several large cultivated fields and approximately 700 acres of improved grass pasture. The mix of cultivation, improved grasses and the excellent blend of mesquite and shinnery create an ideal habitat for wildlife. Water: The ranch is exceptionally well watered by seasonal water in the creek, five year round ponds and seven wet weather ponds. An electric submersible water well serves the headquarters and approximately 3.5 miles of PVC waterline runs to eleven drinking troughs. Improvements: The Turkey Hollow Ranch is nicely improved by a manufactured home that contains four bedrooms and two baths. This home has an open living/kitchen area and nice front and back porch. Additionally, a six bedroom three bath rustic hunting lodge serves additional hunters and guests. Hunting related improvements include a nice indoor/outdoor dog kennel and a walk in cooler. Access: Access is provided by graded county roads. Hunting/Recreation: The Turkey Hollow Ranch is located in an area of big, historic ranch ownerships and there is little pressure on wildlife. Native, wild quail are plentiful and whitetail deer grow to trophy size due to management practices in place on the ranch. Abundant feed and great cover create an ideal habitat for wildlife. The property has been showcased on Outdoor Life Network's 'Cabela's Outfitter Journal' where a quail hunt was filmed on the ranch. Price: $1,200.00 per acre Remarks: The Turkey Hollow Ranch may be the premier quail and whitetail deer hunting ranch in the Texas Rolling Plains Region of Texas. Wild quail are abundant, and the ranch offers plenty of food and cover for wildlife. The improved grass pastures are ideal locations for nesting quail and bedding areas for whitetail deer. If you have been searching for a quality hunting resort with all the parts, the Turkey Hollow Ranch deserves your attention.