Bailey County, Texas
Location: The ranch is located west of Muleshoe, Texas. The New Mexico State Line is the west boundary of the property.
Acres: 25,883 Acres, more or less
Terrain: The topography varies from fairly level flats to rolling and undulating sandy natured hills. There is a small amount of mesquite, with principal brush vegetation being sage, sumac and shin oak.
Water: The ranch is considered to be well watered by windmills and pipeline drinking troughs. The City of Lubbock owns the commercial water rights, but the ranch retains the right to drill and equip 15+ irrigation wells.
Improvements: The ranch is improved by a very functional ranch headquarters with barns and four sets of livestock working pens. Two sets of livestock pens are equipped with scales.
Access: Access to the ranch is provided by paved highway frontage.
Hunting/Recreation: The ranch is located in a...
Hunting/Recreation: The ranch is located in area that is fairly rich in wildlife. Big mule deer are scattered over the property. Irrigated farmland adjoins the ranch, and seasonal wheat fields provide an excellent food source for the deer. Quail and dove are also common. See Game Pictures
Remarks: This ranch has the potentail as a prime location for a wind farm.
Price: $385.00 per acre
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