1,070 acres in Hardeman County
Property Snapshot
1,070 acres in Hardeman County
Red River Ranch
Price
$3,450,000
Acreage
1,070 acres
Primary Use
Ranch
Also suited for Cattle Ranch, Recreational, Hunting
County
Hardeman County
Highway Access
On 6 in Hardeman County
Listing Agent
Overview
Property Description
Highlights
- Over 1.5 miles of Red River frontage runs through the property.
- 1,070 acres in Hardeman County, about seven miles north of Quanah on Highway 6.
- Multiple food plots on the ranch range from 12 to 100 acres.
- Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, quail, dove, and wild hogs all use the place.
- A furnished two-bedroom cabin with mini-split HVAC and covered porch is move-in ready.
- Electric and solar wells, insulated well houses, and automatic troughs are already in place.
Red River Ranch
Terrain & Land Character
The Red River Ranch is a turnkey recreational and hunting property with over 1.5 miles of Red River frontage, putting it along one of the most sought-after wildlife corridors in Northwest Texas. The property carries a diverse mix of terrain including productive river bottom fields, native grasses such as bluestem, Indian grass, and switchgrass, large hardwood shelterbelts, cottonwood groves, hackberry and bois d'arc thickets, mesquite flats, wild plum motts, and wooded fence rows. These natural features create good bedding areas, travel corridors, and roosting habitat for wildlife. A centrally located cultivated field, along with multiple additional food plot areas ranging from approximately 12 to 100 acres, provide both grazing opportunities and strong wildlife attraction. The agricultural component has historically generated lease income and maintained the ag exemption while supporting solid whitetail and crane hunting.
Water Features
Water infrastructure includes electric and solar wells, insulated well houses, and plumbed automatic troughs, along with additional water sources suitable for livestock and wildlife. Previously utilized irrigation wells offer future potential, including the opportunity to develop a duck slough or expanded water features.
Improvements
The ranch is set up and ready to use. Strategically placed protein feeders, corn feeders, and blind setups are scattered throughout the property. Electric and solar wells serve the water system, and insulated well houses protect the equipment.
Residence
A recently constructed cabin provides comfortable lodging on the ranch. The two-bedroom, one-bath cabin is fully furnished and features an open kitchen and living area, mini-split heating and cooling, a covered front porch, and an attached covered carport.
Wildlife & Recreation
The ranch is well known for producing quality whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, wild hogs, and good bird hunting. Wildlife present includes whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, wild hogs, and varmints. The combination of river bottom habitat, native grass, thickets, cultivated fields, and food plots gives wildlife year-round cover and feed across the property.
From the Listing Agent
Improvements
- Cultivated Fields
- Centrally located cultivated field plus multiple food plot areas ranging from approximately 12 to 100 acres
- Cabin
- Recently constructed fully furnished two-bedroom, one-bath cabin with open kitchen and living area, mini-split heating and cooling, covered front porch, and attached covered carport
- Protein Feeders
- Strategically placed protein feeders scattered throughout the ranch
- Corn Feeders
- Corn feeders scattered throughout the ranch
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- Hunting Blinds
- Multiple blind setups placed strategically throughout the ranch
- Shelterbelts
- Large hardwood shelterbelts providing habitat and cover
- Food Plots
- Multiple food plot areas ranging from approximately 12 to 100 acres
From the Listing Agent
Water Features
- Red River Frontage
- Over 1.5 miles of Red River frontage serving as a major wildlife corridor in Northwest Texas
- Electric And Solar Wells
- Multiple electric and solar-powered water wells with insulated well houses
- Automatic Troughs
- Plumbed automatic water troughs suitable for livestock and wildlife
- Irrigation Wells
- Previously utilized irrigation wells offering future development potential
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- Potential Duck Slough
- Opportunity to develop a duck slough or expanded water features using existing irrigation wells
Derived From Public Data Sources
Land Data
This information is compiled from publicly available resources. No warranty is made regarding the completeness or accuracy of this information by agent or broker.
- Rainfall · PRISM
27 inches
The 1991 to 2020 yearly precipitation average for the property area.
- Terrain · USGS 3DEP
112 feet
From 1,416 ft at the low point to 1,528 ft at the high point.
- Soils · USDA SSURGO
6 Mapped Soil Types
Devol loamy sand; Devol soils; Gracemore and Ezell soils; Hardeman fine sandy loam; Lincoln and Westola soils; Tivoli fine sand.
From the Property
Drive Times
- Wichita Falls1.5 hr87 miles
- Abilene2.5 hr145 miles
- Amarillo2.5 hr153 miles
- Lubbock2.5 hr165 miles
- Fort Worth3 hr201 miles
- Dallas3.5 hr228 miles
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