Land for Sale near Deaf Smith County near Hereford, Tx
Deaf Smith county cattle ranch and farm consists of 320 acres of High Plains land near Hereford, Texas in the Texas Panhandle near the Bippus church. This ranch has been used for wheat farming and cattle grazing in the past several years. It is cleared of brush and trees and has good 6 strand fences on all sides. The ranch was in the USDA CRP program and planted with native grasses. The 10 year CRP program has expired. The soils are sandy loam soils that drain to Palo Duro and Tierra Blanca creeks. The elevation is around 4300 feet and the land sits south east of the Caprock by about 2.5 miles. It is also located about 9 miles from the New Mexico border. The wildlife and livestock water from a dirt tank in the south east corner of the ranch. This location is known for plentiful mule deer, antelope, wild turkey and migratory birds. Predators include coyotes and bobcats. Deaf Smith county ...
Deaf Smith county cattle ranch and farm consists of 320 acres of High Plains land near Hereford, Texas in the Texas Panhandle near the Bippus church. This ranch has been used for wheat farming and cattle grazing in the past several years. It is cleared of brush and trees and has good 6 strand fences on all sides. The ranch was in the USDA CRP program and planted with native grasses. The 10 year CRP program has expired. The soils are sandy loam soils that drain to Palo Duro and Tierra Blanca creeks. The elevation is around 4300 feet and the land sits south east of the Caprock by about 2.5 miles. It is also located about 9 miles from the New Mexico border. The wildlife and livestock water from a dirt tank in the south east corner of the ranch. This location is known for plentiful mule deer, antelope, wild turkey and migratory birds. Predators include coyotes and bobcats. Deaf Smith county receives, on average, 20 inches of rain per year. (Please see attached interactive maps.) After the US army drove out the Indians in 1874 farming began as a major industry in this county. The county is named for the famed scout in the Texas Revolution, Erastus " Deaf" Smith.The county seat is Hereford, which is known as the "Beef Capital of the World".
Legal Description:+-320ac w/2 Sec22
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