Ranch

480± acres in the heart of Coleman County, one of Texas' premier hunting regions. Set in the Rolling Plains, this versatile ranch pairs productive cattle country with healthy native habitat of scattered Live Oak motts, Mesquite, Cedar Elm, Mexican Plum, and Mulberry over open rangeland, supporting quality whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, and huge populations of dove, duck, and pigs. An established trail network makes the entire property easily accessible, with numerous productive hunting spots throughout. Seven stock ponds, a natural spring, and 130 feet of elevation change give the ranch dependable water and rolling, varied terrain. Predominantly sandy loam soils keep forage strong, and an 8-acre wheat field adds forage for cattle and wildlife alike. A comfortable 2,278 SF limestone home sits at the highest point on the ranch, private yet open to long views of the surrounding hills, with a backup generator for dependable power through any outage. The gate sits just 7 miles from the center of Coleman and only 2 miles from a boat ramp on Hords Creek Reservoir, which produced a 13-lb record bass this year, putting trophy fishing, boating, and camping minutes away. About 55 miles from Abilene and 155 miles from Fort Worth, it makes an easy weekend escape from the Metroplex. The ranch carries an ag exemption for low taxes from day one. A turnkey hunting ranch, recreational escape, and cattle operation in one.

480± acres in the heart of Coleman County, one of Texas' premier hunting regions. Set in the Rolling Plains, this versatile ranch pairs productive cattle country with healthy native habitat of scattered Live Oak motts, Mesquite, Cedar Elm, Mexican Plum, and Mulberry over open rangeland, supporting quality whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, and huge populations of dove, duck, and pigs. An established trail network makes the entire property easily accessible, with numerous productive hunting spots throughout. Seven stock ponds, a natural spring, and 130 feet of elevation change give the ranch dependable water and rolling, varied terrain. Predominantly sandy loam soils keep forage strong, and an 8-acre wheat field adds forage for cattle and wildlife alike. A comfortable 2,278 SF limestone home sits at the highest point on the ranch, private yet open to long views of the surrounding hills, with a backup generator for dependable power through any outage. The gate sits just 7 miles from the center of Coleman and only 2 miles from a boat ramp on Hords Creek Reservoir, which produced a 13-lb record bass this year, putting trophy fishing, boating, and camping minutes away. About 55 miles from Abilene and 155 miles from Fort Worth, it makes an easy weekend escape from the Metroplex. The ranch carries an ag exemption for low taxes from day one. A turnkey hunting ranch, recreational escape, and cattle operation in one.