Trio River Ranch, 91.68+/- Acres
The 91.68-acre Trio River Ranch in Jack County offers a rare combination of river frontage, diverse terrain, and proven wildlife habitat. The land rolls gently from 960 to 920, sloping down to the West Fork of the Trinity River.
Habitat includes thick stands of post oak, cedar elm, and native pecans, native grasses, open parks, and heavy bedding cover. A 2.6-acre food plot recently drilled with Justin Seed Company's wildlife blend, and multiple blind locations make the ranch ready to hunt. The West Fork Trinity River frontage winds through the southern half of the property for nearly 3,000 feet. Side creeks and duck sloughs are plentiful, providing year-round water for both wildlife and livestock. Underground electricity runs to a container cabin, and a gated entrance on a private road secures access.
Wildlife is abundant with whitetail deer, turkey, feral hogs, waterfowl, and dove. ...
Wildlife is abundant with whitetail deer, turkey, feral hogs, waterfowl, and dove. Multiple wood duck boxes have been maintained as part of the wildlife management program that the owners have implemented. The ranch currently benefits from a wildlife tax exemption, keeping carrying costs low while enhancing habitat.
Location highlights: 9 miles to Jacksboro, 66 miles to Fort Worth, 64 miles to Wichita Falls, and just 83 miles to DFW International Airport. Jack County is known for its ranching heritage, deep ties to Texas history, and its reputation as a strong hunting region in North Texas. Today, the area blends small-town community life with quick access to larger cities, making it an attractive location for both recreation and investment. This property is a strong fit for the outdoorsman seeking a recreational ranch with live water, excellent access, and long-term value in a growing part of North Texas.
DETAILS
- Approx. 3000 feet of West Fork Trinity River
- Multiple side creeks and duck sloughs
- XCaliber Container cabin with underground electric connected
- Mature stands of post oak cedar elms and native pecans
- 2+ acre food plot planted for fall 2025
- Private road access
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From Jacksboro: North on Hwy 148, 9 miles. The locked gate is on the west side of 148. Call the listing agent for more details. Call for details.