Surrounded by larger ranches that practice brush control, grass reseeding, and wildlife management, this place benefits from strong neighboring stewardship. There is no oilfield activityonly one decommissioned gas line easement along the north fence line. No one sets foot on this place unless they own it. Wind turbines are visible in the distance, but due to the topography, they are barely noticeable unless you’re looking for them. Neighboring ranches are improving their land with extensive mesquite and cedar grubbing, reseeding, and stock pond development. Forbs and grasses are abundant, and mature hardwoods line the creek. Three partially fenced areas are ideal for wildlife food plots. This ranch will support at least one animal unit per 25 acres, thanks to successful reseeding.

The creek is ephemeral, with sections cutting 8-foot banks into limestoneevidence of heavy water flow during rainy periods. A prime location exists to build a five-acre lake, with a good clay layer underneath. This property is well-suited for a buyer to utilize the EQIP program for cross-fencing and lake construction.

Wildlife is plentiful, including deer, turkey, dove, quail, hogs, and varmints. Deer blinds and feeders convey. The brick home features three bedrooms and two baths and has been completely rebuilt with all-new plumbing, electrical, HVAC, windows, flooring, granite, cabinets, appliances, and a metal roof. It offers a large living area, updated kitchen, master suite, and an RV hookup with water and power.

This is a solid cattle and hunting property with strong long-term investment potential in an area known for wildlife management. With all neighboring ranches actively improving their land, this area is positioned for appreciationespecially being so close to Abilene. Located in the Blackwell School District, which offers excellent incentives for families. This is a ranch purchase no one will regret.