● Deeded Acres: 11,628.76±
● Property Type: Cattle Ranch/Hunting
● Location: 6 miles south of Fort Sumner The Vaughan River Ranch is a scenic, live water ranch that lies along both sides of the Pecos River south of Ft Sumner, New Mexico. The ranch has been in the same, long time ranching family for many years and they have been conscientious stewards of the land. Improvements include recent spraying of over 6,000 acres of mesquite, grubbing of other pastures, 13+ miles of water pipeline, good drinkers, well maintained fence, and 10 wells, 3 currently in use. Picturesque views accompany over a mile and a half of Pecos River as it runs through the northeast portion of the ranch. The Vaughan River Ranch is an excellent example of a magnificent southwestern cattle ranch with a scenic flowing Pecos River and wildlife to boot all within minutes of the convenience of town. Call us to take a look!
● Acres: 802±
● Property Type: Hunting / Cattle Ranch
● Location: Approximately 5 mi. south of Bracketville, Texas
KB Ranch is a low fenced 802± acre property that is surrounded by large ranches. The ranch has abundant whitetail and is also populated with turkey, dove, quail, hogs and varmint species. Axis are in the area and have been occasionally seen. The ranch lies approximately 9 miles south of Bracketville on TX 131 and is accessed by all weather Standart Road.
Additionally, there is a 2BR/1BA duplex that is located just minutes away in Fort Clark. Amenities at the Fort Clark home include a spring fed swimming pool, golf, trails, hunting, etc...
● Acres: 320±
● Property Type: ● Dry Land ● Native Pasture ● Recreational
● Location: 5.72mi S. of Tell, Texas,17.85mi to Childress Just a few miles south of Tell, TX on the northern end of Cottle County sits this beautiful ranch accessible through county road 194. With the majority of the ranch being native pasture, it lends itself to grazing opportunities, hunting or recreational use. A 60 ± acre portion of the property is tilled ground with Carey loam that can be utilized for cultivating crops or returned to pasture. This tract of land is also fenced around the perimeter and holds some interior fencing. With a 17.85 mile drive from Childress to the property, this is an excellent piece of land for a ranching operation, hunting or a recreational getaway. Contact us today if you are interested to schedule a time to visit this ranch!
● Acres: 44± ● Price: $275,000.00 This 44 acre tract is in a great location just south of Clayton, New Mexico approximately 2 miles on the east side of Hwy 87.
The property has approximately 1/2 mile of highway frontage and would be great for residential housing, commercial development and / or expansion of the Coyote Keith RV Park which adjoins this property.
● Magado Creek Fork Ranch, consisting of approximately 250 acres, is located just north of Angus, NM and south of Capitan, NM and lies between the Capitan Mountains and the Sacramento Mountains in the shadow of Sierra Blanca.
● The villages of Ruidoso, Alto and Capitan are minutes away and have many activities including skiing, golf, horse racing, casino gaming, art, shopping, etc. The property has approximately a half-mile of frontage on NM highway 48. Sierra Blanca views are available throughout the ranch and the colors of New Mexico are evident from the mountains and meadows to the sunrise and sunset.
● It is rare to find acreage of this size with such highway frontage and multiple uses in close proximity to the Alto/Ruidoso area.This is ranch has development potential in the growing and desirous area of the Sacramento Mountains or would make an excellent estate property for a home in the mountains. Take a look at this spring fed gem in the Southern Rockies!
Rim Rock Ranch consists of 12,157.49± deeded acres and 2,836 state lease acres. Elevations range from 4,600 ft. to 5,345 ft. Varying topography consists of gently rolling hills to rugged arroyos to sub-irrigated meadows along Cottonwood lined Ute Creek. Grasses across the ranch are mostly grama types and buffalo with some juniper and cholla found scattered. The ranch reportedly carries 400 cows.
Rim Rock Ranch could be your family legacy ranch or would make a great corporate retreat or guest ranch with its’ beautiful vistas and stunning countryside. For the person who wants to be away from it all, the ranch is 2 hour and 45 minutes from Amarillo, TX, 3:40 from Albuquerque, NM and 5:25 from Denver, CO.
The Goodwin CRP farm in central western Bailey County consists of 300 acres more or less of excellent grass. Mule deer, antelope, prairie chicken and other wildlife have been seen on the property.
Texas Tech University has trapped prairie chicken on the property, placed transmitters on them and released them back. 267.2 acres are enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program at a rate of $38.16 per acre through September 30, 2021. The balance of the acreage is in grass. Soils are 88% Amarillo Fine Sandy Loam B with four playa lakes having Randall clay bottoms. County Roads bound the property on three sides with FM 746 running east/west one mile north of the property providing good access to the property.
This is an outstanding hunting/recreational property located in Borden County approximately 80 miles southeast of Lubbock, Texas. The ranch is home to whitetail deer, turkey, antelope and wild hogs as well as large populations of bobwhite and blue quail.
High numbers of dove, ducks, geese and other migratory birds are present in the fall and spring. Fishing and water for livestock and wildlife is furnished by 3 large earthen dams (dirt tanks) and a number of smaller ones, several of which are stocked with fish. The ranch supports a wide variety of wild flowers, grasses, trees and other plants which combined with its varied terrain, wildlife and outstanding scenery make it an excellent location for hiking, horseback or ATV adventures.
1,482.90 acres± (1,193.59± deeded acres
plus 289.31 acres± NM State Lease)
Location: 15± miles south of Raton, NM on Interstate 25 to Maxwell, NM thence NE from Maxwell 7± miles to the ranch on Colfax County Road 8A.
This ranch is located "on top of the world" in northeastern New Mexico in one of the most sought after areas in the Continental USA to live and run livestock. It is just a short drive from the ranch to all sorts of recreation including skiing, lakes for fishing and boating and all types of other mountain recreation. Wildlife on the ranch consists of deer, antelope, quail and several other types of wildlife. Grama is the predominate grass on the ranch combined with rolling hills providing winter protection for livestock from snow and wind in the winter months. This will be a very productive ranch for the new owner which will provide plentiful grazing and winter protection located in the heart of a beautiful area of New Mexico.
This 2,240 acre ranch is located in the southeast portion of Harding County, New Mexico approximately 3 miles northwest of NM Highway 102 on Gap Road and approximately one mile west of Gap Road to the ranch.
Wildlife is very abundant and includes elk, mule and whitetail deer, turkey, quail, mountain lion & bobcat. Four wheeling, jeep travel and horseback riding can all be enjoyed on this ranch.
The ranch is well watered with four wells, three of which are equipped with pumps powered by windmills, one of which is equipped with a submersible electric motor and pump powered by electricity with approximately ½ mile of pipeline and several earthen dams (dirt tanks or ponds in Texas). The Elk Canyon Ranch has good grasses, good fences and is one of best small, hunting, recreational and cattle ranches to come on the market in a long time.
State: Texas / Region: Panhandle / County: Wheeler
Property Type: Ranch / Acres: 640± acres / Taxes: $213.86
LOCATION: 5.25 mi. NW of New Mobeetie / 29 mi. E. of Pampa.
Lying northwest of New Mobeetie just a few miles this ranch is traversed by Sweetwater Creek from the Northwest through the heart of the section and exiting the southeast quarter. Sweetwater Creek is a seasonal creek which has numerous cottonwoods and other trees along its banks providing habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, dove and other wildlife. The ranch has 200 feet of elevation change from the 2,940 feet escarpment on the west to the creek at 2,740 feet on the east boundary. Water is provided by a centrally located solar powered pump additionally there is a well located in the northeast corner at an old home site which has utility power. This is a good opportunity to own an eastern panhandle ranch with minerals.
This property is located in close proximity to the entrance of the Sandy Sanders Wildlife Refuge and the Doc Hollis Fishing Pond entrance off of Highway 30 offering great recreation in the general area of the property and just south approx. 1½ miles of Elm Creek which runs through the area in a general E/W direction.
Tract #1: Located approx. 4½ mi. N of HWY 9 on the west side of HWY 30 containing 320± acres of native grassland.
Tract #2: Located approx. 2 mi. south of HWY 9 on the east side of HWY 30 containing approx. 546.4± acres of native grassland with approx. 1 mi. HWY frontage on HWY 30 and approx. ½ mi. of HWY frontage on paved CR 1730 on the extreme east end of Tract 2.
PRICE REDUCED Let’s look at this really nice property located in the north edge of Amarillo, Texas just far enough out to be “in the country” and yet with easy access back into Amarillo, Texas.
This is a ranch/recreation/living ready property which deserves your attention. Just unload your furniture and livestock and you are ready for living the good life and ranching.
State: New Mexico / Region: NE / County: Colfax
Acres: 5,523.2± Deeded Acres / Taxes: $1,203.06
LOCATION: SE of Raton, NE of Springer,
S. of Capulin, W. of Clayton.
Elk Ridge Ranch is 5,523.2± deeded acres which is entirely private with no state or federal leased land and no public road going through the property. A 560 acre tract is .75 mile south of the 4,963.2 acres and accessed by deeded easement. The ranch is located in the eastern part of historic Colfax County. The Santa Fe Trail (Cimmaron cutoff) passed just 2 miles or so south of the ranch. The ranch lies southeast of Palo Blanco Mountain between the Chico Hills and Barela Mountain. Palo Blanco Creek and Armijo Creek traverse the ranch from the northwest to the southeast creating excellent wildlife habitat for Elk and Mule Deer with the rolling grasslands of the ranch being home for Pronghorn Antelope herds.
Blacklands/Post Oak Region. Seven Lakes Ranch is the rare find of a top notch working cattle ranch with tremendous recreation opportunity and excellent access. The ranch is just 1 hour and 15 minutes from Dallas and two hours and 20 minutes from Houston. For those flying, the Corsicana Municipal Airport has an FBO just 20 minutes away. Interstate 45 is only 4.3 miles from the Headquarters and all three tracts have FM 3059 frontage. The ranch has 60 acre feet of TCEQ permitted irrigation rights from two reservoirs.Enjoy working the ranch, fishing, hunting and just escaping to the country life. Other recreational opportunities include Richland Chambers Reservoir which is as close as 2.5 miles from the ranch. Seven Lakes Ranch could be your family legacy ranch or would make a great corporate retreat or guest ranch with its’ beautiful vistas and stunning countryside.
State: Texas
Region: South Plains / County: Floyd
Property Type: Grassland/Hunting
Acres: 320± / Taxes: $1,242.21
Location: 1 mi. S. & 1 mi. E. of Cedar Hill
This property was once in CRP but has been grazed for many years using electric fencing. There is a good solar well plus a large playa lake for stock and wildlife water. The property has enough mesquite trees to attract deer from the canyons which are approximately 4 miles to the east. A number of nice deer have reportedly been taken over the last few years. The property is approximately 35 miles from Plainview and 70 miles from Lubbock.
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West of Conchas Dam. All native grass ranch for livestock
grazing/hunting/recreation. Total Acres–10,835± acres, Deeded–6,670± acres,
BLM Lease–320± acres, NM State Lease–40± acres (1,700± acres of NM State
Lease has been added to the ranch), Free Use–2,106± acres.
Mostly rolling terrain with wet weather creeks crossing the ranch, Conchas Lake
backs up on to the ranch in the various draws and canyons when full. Good
hunting and recreation. Nice Home, Shop and Cattle gathering/working pens. Great
place to enjoy the beauty of New Mexico coupled with ranching in a warm climate,
hunting and recreation.
State: New Mexico / Region: East Central / Acres: 502±
Tucumcari Mountain is known as a landmark for travelers for centuries including Indians, Spanish Explorers, Spanish Settlers, Civil War Soldiers and Cattlemen on their trail drives. A premier feature of this property is the American Telecommunication Tower, the PBS-UHF TV Tower and the Quay County Communications Tower for the Police & Fire Department which will contribute considerable additional revenue to the property. The perimeter of the property is fenced with four strands of barbed wire with steel post and can be watered by a domestic well on the property which according to the owner is approximately 230” deep and thought to produce approximately 8GPM and is equipped with a solar-powered submersible electric motor and pump with a livestock water drinker in place.
SOLD!!
Grassland/Recreation/Commercial or Residential Development.
1,542± acres.
North of Clayton on Hwy 370 (Lake Road) just north of the 5 States Livestock
Auction Barn. Strength of the grasses and consistent rainfall throughout the
years coupled with the beauty, aesthetic value, history and recreation in the
area. A very prominent point in the value of the ranch is a volcanic rock quarry
for mining and crushing of rock used for road building materials and base
ballast for railroad track.
All native grass ranch for livestock grazing/hunting/recreation!
Located on both north & south shores of the Ute Lake reservoir–Logan, New Mexico. 22,639.44± acres (10,254.44± deeded – 12,385.5± State Lease) watered not only by wells & pipeline but also the lake itself on both shores. Excellent location on all weather roads and payment.
PRICE
REDUCTION!
Located south of Clayton, New Mexico is a well-rounded ranch with great grass, good fences, and excellent water resources. It is not often a ranch of this quality comes on the market with live water, miles of creeks, good hunting and some of the best cattle country in the world!
Cattle Ranch / Recreation / Hunting / Development 677 Acres - SW Union County, NM
Hunter’s paradise.
This cattle/hunting ranch is rugged, very scenic and will make an excellent week-end getaway.
PRICE REDUCTION!! 30 miles south of Ozona, Texas, Triple Draw Ranch is a high-fenced 1,458± acre property that would be ideal for a corporate retreat or the avid outdoorsman in a hunting partnership. The property is populated with an improved whitetail herd, axis deer, turkey, dove, quail, and other wildlife. A mountain lion was taken on the property this winter. Improvements include a 1,400± sq.ft, Austin Stone, hunting lodge w/ fireplace, nine deer blinds, nine corn feeders, five protein feeders, eight water troughs, water well, etc… Above average number of Live Oaks cover the draws that comprise the ranch. Exceptional game ranch with highway frontage.
9,385.81 acre all deeded cattle ranch located approximately 15 miles north of Fort Sumner on US Hwy 84. Homes, State-of-the-art pens, Hunting, Watered throughout, Productive Soil and Grass, Scenic Rolling Hills. Seldom are ranches of this quality on the market with the added bonus of old grass and are ready to ranch!
Nice cattle ranch located 5 miles west of Newkirk, NM with level to rolling terrain. Main Home, Bunk House, Horse Barn, Storage Building/Shop, Windmills, Cattle Working Pens, Excellent Fences and Hunting.
Located on the north side of Wolf Creek and consists of rolling country flowing down to Wolf Creek with some bottom land along the creek. The property is all native grass and would be an excellent hunting/cattle combination.
Very little Lipscomb County property comes on the market and this is a good opportunity to own a piece of the Texas Panhandle!
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Lipscomb County, Texas
The information contained herein is as obtained by Scott Land Company LLC - Dimmitt, Texas from the owner and other sources and even though this information is considered reliable, neither broker nor owner make any guarantee, warranty or representation as to correctness of any data or descriptions and the accuracy of such statements should be determined through independent investigation made by the prospective purchaser. This offer for sale is subject to prior sale, errors and omissions, change of price, terms or other conditions or withdrawal from sale in whole or in part, by seller without notice and at the sole discretion of seller. Readers are urged to form their own independent conclusions and evaluations in consultation with legal counsel, accountants, and/or investment advisors concerning any and all material contained herein.
Just a few miles south of Tell, TX on the northern end of Cottle County sits this beautiful ranch accessible through county road 194. With the majority of the ranch being native pasture, it lends itself to grazing opportunities, hunting or recreational use. 
