TX-14 , Mexia, TX 76667(Limestone County)

Directions: From Dallas, head south on I-45 for approximately 65 miles. Take the TX-14 exit towards Richland/Mexia. After approximately 13.5 miles turn left onto CR 252. The main ranch entrance is approximately .5 miles down the County Road on the right.

From Houston, head north on I-45 for approximately 141 miles. Take the TX-179 exit towards Teague. Turn left onto TX-179 and travel approximately 6.8 miles to turn right onto FM 553. After .7 miles, turn left onto US-84 W and travel approximately 13.3 miles to turn right onto N Ross Ave, which becomes CR 243. Travel approximately .88 miles to turn right onto TX-14, after two miles, turn right on CR 252. The main ranch entrance is approximately .5 miles down the County Road on the right.

From Waco, take US-84 E for approximately 40 miles to turn left onto TX-14. After approximately 3.94 miles, turn right on CR 252. The main ranch entrance is approximately .5 miles down the County Road on the right.

Surface Water & Fisheries: The 5+/- Acre lake is a sight to behold and is stocked with largemouth bass and other baitfish. Two additional stock ponds can be found on the ranch that are approximately .625+/- and .2+/- acres in size. While the main lake offers largemouth bass fishing, all three water features located on the ranch offer a dependable water source for cattle, wildlife and wintering waterfowl.

Wildlife & Hunting: Dunklin Lake Ranch has exceptional cover for whitetail deer. Big deer are known to roam through this part of the county, and the ranch has been lightly hunted over the past few years which has created a place of refuge for wildlife. The ranch is also an excellent candidate for high fence, and the eastern neighbor is currently high fenced.

In addition to whitetail deer, the dove and feral hog populations are plentiful, allowing for year around recreational activities. The ranch's abundant water should also support good hunting for wintering waterfowl.

Cattle: The ranch conservatively supports approximately 50 AUs and is currently leased for grazing. If desired, the lease can be terminated upon closing and funding.

Minerals: The seller does not own the mineral estate.

Union Pacific Railroad: The Union Pacific Railroad runs along the western boundary, on the western (opposite) side of the perimeter fence on the ranch, for approximately 1,721 feet.

Taxes: Dunklin Lake Ranch is under an agricultural tax exemption.

Broker Commission Disclosure: Buyer's Agent/ Broker must be identified upon first contact with Listing Broker/ Listing Agent and Buyer's Agent/ Broker must be present at the initial property tour in order to participate in the real estate commission. Commission splits will be at the sole discretion of Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC.

Contact:

Chance Turner, Agent - 972-765-7326