1925 acres in Collingsworth County - Andrew Pennington Listing Agent
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Location:
Located in Collingsworth County, eight miles northwest of Quail, Texas, on County Road N.
Terrain:
Nestled in the heart of the Texas Panhandle, the Salt Fork River Ranch is an exceptional 1,925 acre property offering premier hunting, abundant water resources, and striking natural beauty. The ranch is located in the western part of the county, halfway between Interstate 40 and U.S. Highway 287, for easy access. Bordered by the painted banks of the Salt Fork of the Red River near the north boundary, this ranch features over 150 feet of elevation change, creating dramatic rolling terrain, picturesque views, and a healthy wildlife environment.
Renowned for its excellent wildlife habitat, the ranch supports thriving populations of whitetail deer, mule deer, Rio Grande turkey, ...
Renowned for its excellent wildlife habitat, the ranch supports thriving populations of whitetail deer, mule deer, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, and wild hogs. A healthy mix of native grasses is found throughout the ranchand has not been grazed for over 5.5 yearsalong with scattered mesquite flats, hackberry thickets, and river-bottom hardwoods, all providing ideal cover, food, and roosting areas for game species.
Water is abundant and well-distributed throughout the ranch, with two electric wells, one solar well, and a traditional windmill wellall complemented by overflow ponds and a beautiful spring-fed seep pond that enhances surface water availability for both livestock and wildlife.
The ranch is fully fenced with secure perimeter fencing, some cross-fencing into manageable pastures, and features multiple pipe-gated entrances for ease of access. A well-structured pipe overhead entrance, heavy-duty gate, and newly installed fencing along the road provide a secure entrance to the property. A well-maintained network of ranch roads ensures convenient travel across the property. Infrastructure includes electric utility access with service points along County Road N and a well-constructed set of pipe livestock pens with a working alley located at the southwest entrance.
Whether youre seeking a recreational hunting paradise, a livestock operation, or a legacy land investment, Salt Fork River Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a premier piece of the Texas Panhandle.
Improvements:
Four water wells (two electric, one solar, one windmill), large concrete trough plumbed to electric well, large fiberglass water troughs with overflow ponds below, County Road N frontage, beautiful spring-fed seep pond, pipe cattle working pens/corrals, wildlife feeding stations, excellent road system, cross-fencing with pipe-gated entrances, excellent perimeter fencing, approximately two miles of Salt Fork of the Red River frontage.
Wildlife:
Mule deer, whitetail deer, bobwhite quail, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and wild hog.
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