855.67 Acres in Spur, TX - $680,257
Dickens County, Texas
Location: The ranch is located northwest of Spur, Texas.
Acres: 855.666 Acres, more or less
Improvements: The ranch is improved by an older three bedroom home. This home
was lived in recently, and appears to be in good overall condition. Water for the
home is provided by a city waterline.
Access: Access to the ranch is provided paved highway frontage.
Terrain: The ranch is considered to be nearly level to gently sloping. Approximately
633 acres of the property are currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve
Program (CRP) with an annual payment of $40.00 per acre. This CRP is currently
enrolled through 2012. In addition, an annual DCP payment brings in income of
approximately $1,477.00 per year. The remainder of the ranch is in native pasture,
with mesquite being the predominant cover for wildlife. The majority of the native
pasture is along the north...
pasture is along the northern portion of the property, and hunting in this area is
considered to be very good. Along the western portion of the ranch, a large creek
bottom is a very gamey area. The eastern quarter, being primarily CRP, has a
moderate cover of mesquite, and this area should provide excellent deer and quail
hunting.
Hunting/Recreation: This ranch joins a large, well known ownership to the north.
The property has a good cover for whitetail deer, and cultivation south of the ranch
is a big draw to deer crossing the property. Quail hunting throughout the CRP
portions should be good. Turkey are common, as well as feral hogs.
Price: $795.00 per acre
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