Vegetation: The ranch is covered in hundreds of beautiful, huge live oaks and post oaks, giving some parts of the ranch a park-like appearance. There are also many other hardwoods such as sycamore, elm, and cedar along Ragsdale Creek and the other small creek systems. The native brush is typical of the Texas coastal plains, including scrub oak and yaupon.

Terrain: The ranch primarily has sandy soils throughout, with darker soils in the lower areas. Ragsdale Creek traverses the middle of the ranch for 1.7 miles offering rolling elevation changes. There are several small creek systems that drain the ranch into Ragsdale Creek.

Hunting: This ranch provides wonderful habitat to all kinds of wildlife. There are white-tail deer, turkey, hogs, dove, ducks, and geese. This area is well-known for its duck and geese hunting in the winter months.

Water: There are 16 ponds ranging from 1/8 acre up to 1 acre in size. There are 10 water wells on the ranch, most are capped, 2 are equipped with windmills, 1 is equipped with an electric submersible pump.

Minerals: No minerals convey. There are 12 producing gas wells on the ranch.

Improvements: There are over 7 miles of improved gravel roads, allowing all parts of the ranch to be accessed. There is a 120 foot concrete bridge crossing Ragsdale Creek. Electric lines cross the ranch in several places. There is a set of working pens, and the perimeter and interior barbed wire fencing is in good to fair condition. The entire East fence line is high game fenced, about 1.5 miles. There is an old cabin and 2 storage sheds.

Price: $3,447/acre. Cash at closing. Seller may be willing to subdivide.

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