Viewing all properties in Hardeman county

• 
  Roadrunner Ranch

  760 acres ($1425 per acre)

  The ranch is 1/4 mile north of the Pease River. The ranch is surrounded by other large ranches such as the Lazy U (13,000 acre) to the east and the Triangle Ranch on the south side across the river. This is the 7L Camp of the Triangles and it is over 50,000 acres. These large ranches and minimal hunting pressure is part of the reason this is trophy whitetail and mule deer country. Hardeman County has a history of producing trophy deer and this is one of the best areas of the county.
• 
  sold D-S Ranch

  440 acres ($1,150 per acre)

  This ranch has some cultivation and flats that turn into deep canyons as you get closer to the river. This is a great hunting ranch with trophy whitetail and mule deer.
• 
  sold Smith Ranch

  763 + or - acres ($1,395 per acre)

  The Smith Ranch is a turnkey hunting ranch that is set up and ready to enjoy right now. There is a new 3 BR - 1 BTH cabin that sets in the NE corner of the property that is perfect for hunters or just a weekend get away. This ranch is home to trophy whitetail and mule deer with food plots, feeders and blinds in place and ready to enjoy. This ranch has deep canyons that have spring water running in the draws. This is a hunters paradise with a wide variety of wildlife that is native to this area.
• 
  131 Ranch

  5,781 acres ($975 per acre)

  This is an excellent cattle and hunting ranch that is truly one of a kind and hard to find with frontage on the Pease River. It is a very historic part of northwest Texas. It was an area full of history with the recapture of Cynthia Ann Parker in the battle of the Pease River and other Indian history.
• 
  sold The Punkin Center Ranch

  173 acres ($800 per acre)

  100% grass pasture, water well, electricity, good fences