LandWatch: Hall County, Texas Land For Sale

Memphis, Hall County, Texas Land For Sale - 640 Acres

Thu, 03 Sep 2009 08:55:00 GMT

YOU ARE MISSING OUT IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THIS ONE! This 640 acres of CRP and range land is loaded with quail, whitetail deer, mule deer, and wild hogs. The property has a house that could be made into a hunting cabin, a metal workshop, an older barn and 2 sheds. The topography is rolling hills to creek bottoms. CRP includes yellow bluestem, indian grass, switch grass, and sand love grass. Income potential includes CRP payments on 216 acres that will expire in 2010 and payments on 357 acres that expire in 2015, hunting lease, and cow/calf or yearling operation. There is also an irrigation well. All owned minerals are available with an acceptable contract. This property has highway frontage on the north side and county road access on the west and east. It is approximately 16 miles west of Memphis, Texas on Hwy. 256 near Lesley. Please contact Danny Havins at 940-839-5152, email: dhavins@yahoo.com or Ronda Havins at 940-357-0663 for a private viewing!

Memphis, Hall County, Texas Land For Sale - 160 Acres

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 17:36:00 GMT

The Spring Creek Ranch 160 +/- Acres Hall County, TX Excellent hunting ranch in Northwest Texas. A live creek runs completely through this place. Broken up into three separate fields by brush and creek. This is a hunting paradise and excellent farmland to go with it for food plots or lease the farming out for additional income. The USDA cotton base is over 600#/acre. Wildlife: - Whitetail Deer - Mule Deer - Bobwhite Quail - Wild Hog Don't miss out on this weekend getaway! Asking Price: $1500/acre. Call agent Danny Havins at cell phone (940) 839-5152 to schedule an appointment to view this property. email: dhavins@yahoo.com

Memphis, Hall County, Texas Agricultural/Ranch For Sale - 424 Acres

Wed, 12 Aug 2009 12:12:00 GMT

PRICE REDUCED!! This property is 98 miles from Amarillo, TX and joins the South side of the Red River, giving the owner access to approx. 200 acres of public land to graze and hunt. Current grazing lease brings in $2,120 in income annually and may be continued. Good deer and hog hunting place. 42.6 acres in the Conservation Reserve Program thru 2012. Approx. 331 acres grassland and 50 acres dryland farming. There is an old homesite that is in poor condition, but would offer some storage. The cattle pens and fences are in fair condition. There are two wells. One old windmill that is currently not working and one pumpjack, also not working. There is a Red River Authority Water Tap for water.