PJM Ranch is a well-balanced 104-acre property in northern Coleman County offering a combination of recreational, agricultural, and ranching opportunities. Located just south of Novice and within easy reach of Abilene and Coleman, this property is ideally suited for someone looking for a ranch with excellent wildlife habitat, productive acreage, and the flexibility to make it their own.
Approximately 60% of the ranch consists of native oak and mesquite country, providing excellent cover and habitat for wildlife while giving the property the look and feel of a true Texas ranch. The remaining acreage is cultivated, offering valuable open ground that can be used for grazing, agricultural production, or strategically planted as wildlife food plots.
PJM Ranch offers the combination of manageable acreage, usable cultivated ground, native cover, water, wildlife, and accessibility. Whether your vi...
PJM Ranch offers the combination of manageable acreage, usable cultivated ground, native cover, water, wildlife, and accessibility. Whether your vision is a weekend hunting retreat, a small livestock operation, a recreational ranch, or a place to build a home and enjoy the country, this 104-acre property provides a strong foundation.
LOCATION
PJM Ranch is located approximately 3 miles south of Novice, Texas, with convenient access to Highway 84.
-Approximately 3 miles south of Novice
-Easy access to Highway 84
-Convenient to Abilene and Coleman
-County road frontage on two sides
WILDLIFE
PJM Ranch sits in an area known for its white-tailed deer population and offers a diverse habitat that supports a variety of Texas wildlife. The combination of oak and mesquite cover, cultivated fields, and water creates an attractive environment for white-tailed deer, wild turkey, dove, and wild pigs.
The property provides an excellent opportunity for a buyer looking for a private hunting place. The cultivated acreage could also be managed specifically to enhance the property’s wildlife potential through food plots and supplemental habitat improvements.
AGRICULTURE
Approximately 45 acres are cultivated, with the field traditionally being planted in winter wheat and utilized for cattle grazing. This productive acreage gives the new owner several options, whether continuing agricultural production, grazing livestock, or converting portions of the field to wildlife-focused management.
WATER
Water is another nice feature of PJM Ranch. Two tanks provide dependable water for wildlife and livestock, while water is located along the county road 427. A new meter would have to be installed by new owners.
ELECTRICITY
Electricity is available at multiple locations around the property.
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