Viewing Properties Between 501 and 1,000 Acres

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  522 Acre Coleman County Ranch

  522 acres ($1,915 per acre)

  A thick grass covers the area on this Coleman County Ranch with lots of Oaks and other native hardwoods.
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  Red River Ranch

  525 acres ($1,360 per acre)

  Turnkey ranch that comes with a fully furnished hunting lodge.
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  537 Acre Callahan County Ranch

  537 acres ($2,250 per acre)

  Callahan County is a great location for living, and lots of other recreational activites.
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  541 Acre Irrigated Farm

  541 acres (2200 per acre)

  This approximate 541 acre irrigated farm is out of a larger parent farm and ranch located just north of Pearsall, Texas. The farm is well irrigated by a Carrizo irrigation well which supplies the three pivot systems. Approximately 432 acres are irrigated or +/- 80% of the acreage. There are no structural improvements. The bird hunting is good. Close to San Antonio.
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  558 acres Hopkins

  558 acres ($1,575 per acre)

  558 acre Duck Hunting Property in Hopkins County on the Sulphur River.
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  Sweeten Ranch

  577 acres ($2,000 per acre)

  This property has been in the seller’s family since the early 1930’s.  This is the first time it has been offered for sale.  Rarely do you find an old family ranch of this quality being offered for sale with 100% of the minerals conveying, especially in an active area.  Don’t miss out on this opportunity!
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  sold Buffalo Ranch

  592 acres ($2,495 per acre)

  Beautiful land loaded with game and with a great location, less than one hour west of Kerrville.
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  Heart D Ranch

  624 acres ($3,205 per acre)

  624 acre low-fenced ranch in Atascosa County with a house, 2 good tanks, Atascosa River frontage, and much more.
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  Sold Redding Ranch

  640 acres ($792 per acre)

  Great hunting and recreational ranch that has one mile of paved road frontage.
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  Sold 640 acres in Foard County

  640 acres ($900 per acre)

  Good farmland with very little slope.
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  640 Acre Nolan County Ranch

  640 acres ($2,070 per acre)

  Beautiful rolling pastureland with parcels of mesquites and cedars
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  Smith Ranch

  640 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.
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  Lyles Family Ranch

  640 acres ($1,795 per acre)

  The Lyles Ranch is a great hunting property that is only two hours from the Dallas/Ft.Worth Metroplex. It is very diverse in terrain ranging from excellent cultivated wheat fields to mesquite flats to canyons with spring fed creeks. It is a ranch that has a variety of wildlife from trophy whitetail deer, turkey, quail, dove, wild hogs, duck and geese. This is truly an outdoorsman paradise with hunting and fishing. Lake Kickapoo can be seen from the ranch that offers a wide variety of recreation for the new owner.
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  665 acres Baylor County

  665 acres ($1,175 per acre)

  665 acres Baylor County
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  Turkey Creek Ranch

  728 acres ($1,045 per acre)

  This ranch has both mule deer and whitetail and has year around live water. Some minerals are available.
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  Edwards County 741 Acres Ranch

  741 acres ($1,600 per acre)

  OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE!!  BRING AN OFFER!!  So says the owner of this great get-away ranch that already has everything you need to begin your hunting operation!
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  789 AC. ‘Just Enough Ranch’, Bandera Co.

  789 acres ($9,378. per acre)

  Owned since 1961, this ranch is an established home to native & exotic wildlife. North and south boundaries of high hills with scenic views shelters a lush valley with springs, creek, ponds & 3+/- Acre lake. Fine custom residence & ranch improvements.
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  Uvalde County 808 Acres

  808 acres ($2,662 per acre)

  OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE!!  BRING AN OFFER!!  So says the owner of this great get-away ranch that already has everything you need to begin your hunting operation!
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  842 AC. Llano River Ranch, Llano, TX

  842 acres ($7,500 per acre)

  Spectacular water includes the wide and dramatic Llano River, 8 acre stocked lake, 2 acre lake, numerous tanks, natural springs & 3 water wells.
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  Spring Creek Ranch

  858 acres ($11,000 per acre)

  This gorgeous tract of land is located in the rolling hills of northern Waller County. Huge Post Oaks, Live Oaks and Pecan trees are spread among the improved pastures. Some of the highest points in Waller County are found on the hilltops of this property.
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  Buena Vista Ranch

  863 acres ($1,975 per acre)

  Buena Vista Ranch is a highly improved cattle ranch that has frontage on the Red River. The ranch is in a great area for trophy whitetail deer,large flocks of turkeys and excellent quail hunting. The Red River valley offers great views and prime habitat for the abundance of wildlife that are native to this area. The hunting is just a plus , this is a working cattle ranch with numerous improvements set up and ready to enjoy.
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  885 AC. Gardner Ranch, Coleman Co.

  885 acres ($1,295 per acre)

  First time on the market opportunity! Gardner Ranch has been owned and operated by the same family for over 50 years. This ranch is raw and ready for your own improvements. Large mesquite and beautiful oak trees are scattered throughout.
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  Miller Creek Ranch

  895 acres ($18,882 per acre)

  Incredible 900 Acre Live Water Ranch in the Heart of the Texas Hill Country.
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  sold 930 AC. Aroki Game Ranch, Uvalde Co.

  930 acres ($1,995 per acre)

  A unique offering of a 930± acre, income-producing game ranch features native whitetail deer, turkey, hogs plus exotics of axis & blackbuck antelope. The high-fenced ranch has income producing hunting plus caliche mining with current 5-yr. lease.
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  Beeville Cattle Ranch

  1000 acres ($2,000 per acre)

  Cross-fenced in 2 pastures (approximately 500 acres each) with a new water well, electricity, and submersible pump on both ends of the ranch. The entire ranch was planted in Kleingrass, but could also be planted in other crops such as corn, milo, and cotton. 50% minerals available.