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This property has been in the same family for generations. There is no oil field activity on the ranch. Abundant wildlife such as deer, hogs and dove. Property has not been hunted. Perimeter fences need repair and will not hold livestock. New survey. The home was built in 1950 but has been lived in for many years. Metal shop is attached to home by common metal roof. There is no rural water line to property water is hauled from Putnam by trailer and pumped into storage tank. Excellent hunting property.

Great hunting property or an outstanding place to build a home just a couple of minutes north of Baird; less than 25 minutes east of Abilene. Callahan County Water Corporation line runs along the one-half mile of highway frontage with one existing water meter. Partially high fenced along north side; other perimeter fences are average to good. 79 +/- acres of cultivation; 250+/- acres of mesquite pasture for grazing. Three earthen tanks that presently have water. Deer, hogs, dove, and varmints. 12’x20′ shed with three sides enclosed. Old house on the property that is NOT livable.

Attention Hunters!! This ranch is a recreational paradise covered by a canopy of mature oak trees, features a rolling terrain, surface water, and offers seclusion being hidden away at the end of a easement roadway. The property is perimeter fenced adequate for livestock grazing. There is reportedly rural co-op water, fiber, and electric located along the CR which could be extended to the property (To be verified by buyer). The grass and wildlife forage are in excellent condition after spring rains ready for next year’s hunting season! There are two oil wells on the property. Surface Only Offering.

REDUCED!! Excellent hunting, less than 30 minutes from town, and highly secluded! This ranch, located at the dead end of a county road is a crossroad of opportunity for anyone seeking recreational or rural residential refuge. Mature oak trees abound, the oak shinnery underbrush provides excellent habitat and forage for the high density of resident Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, and feral hogs. The property is watered by one pond in the north part of the ranch, and a water tap to the Brazos River Authority raw water line, which is piped to a water trough in the southern portion of the property. There is also an old water well, and potential access to the Hawley Water Supply Corp. water line located near the front gate of the property (subject to a feasibility study by HWSC).

Improvements: Perimeter & Cross Fencing in good condition, one water well; structural improvements of minimal contribution.

Minerals: Surface Estate Only.

Hunting blind and feeder do not convey.

Excellent hunting property, especially bow hunting. Rough, sandy, country that has lots of trees, brush, and other cover. Abundant wildlife- deer, hogs, turkey, varmints, etc. Larger tracts of land on three sides. Property accessed afoot or by ATVs.

17.32 Acres Off CR 307 (Hughey Road) Just off New SH 249 (Aggie Expressway).

This property which is between Abilene and Weatherford will be a good investment or development property. Property is on north side of IH 20 and boarders north service road. Property is partially fenced.

Great Location for a rural home site or business; situated just northeast of the city of Stamford and northeast of Walmart along the south side of Paint Creek Road. Property does not have a water tap but is reportedly near Paint Creek Water line, and would require a septic.

Outstanding cattle ranch- surface only. County Road 187 frontage. good perimeter fences and cross fences; lots of water(6 tanks/ponds),pastures have been cleared and partially reseeded with improved grasses, some mesquite and large liveoak trees, cactus, native plants and grasses. 3BR/2bath brick home(2049 sq. ft.- CAD) with attached 2 car garage, city water to house. Outdoor covered dining/party area with fireplace- cooking area. 2 barns, one shop, pipe pens with covered cattle working facilities, covered cattle scales, old, partially fenced roping arena with lights. Good duck and dove hunting- quail are making a comeback from previous years numbers. Also, huntable numbers of deer, hogs, and varmints. Additional adjoining property also available.

Fabulous hunting property in southern Stephens County; Big Sandy Creek traverses the southwest corner of the property; some elevation changes; heavily treed along the creek to semi-open country to the north. Mesquite, oak, cactus, other native plants & grasses, as well as some improved grasses. Good fences & cross fences. Abundant deer, hogs, turkey, varmints, as well as good bird hunting.