Farms and Ranches, Timberland Properties for Sale with Camping with Recently Sold Properties

Welcome to a unique offering in the heart of Bailey County, Texas 160 acres of pristine native grassland, meticulously managed under the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). This remarkable property not only preserves the natural beauty of the region

50-200 acre parcels JUST UP FOR SALE POWER on some, some have water wells OAKS DOWN IN THE DRAWS EXOTICS (axis/aoudad/fallow/black Hawaiian), whitetail, turkey, hogs Owner financing available on all properties. Fixed interest rates, any term up to 30

POWER runs on the access road to the property FREE RANGING EXOTICS-- Apart from white-tailed deer & axis, hunters might also find opportunities to pursue other game species, such as elk, aoudad, sika deer, fallow, wild hogs, turkey, quail, dove, and

Smith River Ranch: Premier 293-Acre High Fenced Estate on the Lampasas River Location: Ideally positioned just 15 minutes from Copperas Cove and Lampasas, and approximately one hour from Austin, Smith River Ranch offers a rare blend of privacy, luxur

50-200 acre parcels JUST UP FOR SALE APRIL 10th 2025 POWER on some, some have water wells OAKS DOWN IN THE DRAWS EXOTICS (axis/aoudad/fallow/black Hawaiian), whitetail, turkey, hogs Owner financing available on all properties. Fixed interest rates, a

Priced at $7,198. per acre his remarkable property has been in the same family for over 100 years and offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a piece of Texas history. Spanning just over 830 acres, this expansive ranch provides the perfect balance

Overview: Welcome to Buck Creek Ranch, a premier 197.07-acre property nestled in the heart of Coryell County, Texas. This turnkey ranch is a dream destination for ranchers, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts alikeoffering a perfect blend of rolling pas

800 panoramic acres of majestic West Virginia mountainside with the entrance to "The Sinks of Gandy", a historic part of WV history with publications dating back to 1872. The state recognized the area as "The Sinks" in the 1950's to promote tourism.