178 acres in Wichita County

South Buffalo Creek Ranch is a great multiuse hunting and cattle grazing property. The 178 acres features a nicely elevated entrance that provides great views of the surrounding North Texas ranch country. The property contains a deep winding creek on the east side that drains into Beaver Creek and eventually the Wichita River, a few miles to the south.

These linked drainages make the ranch an ideal travel corridor for wildlife; such as Whitetail deer, turkey, and wild hog. In addition to the great hunting, the ranch also has established native grasses for cattle grazing. Surface water is readily available with one large stock tank, two smaller ponds across the ranch, and seasonal water along the creek. Mesquite flats are the primary source of cover on the property with some scattered hackberry, soapberry, and elm trees found along the creek.

Near the property entrance several concrete foundations from previous structures would make excellent pads for travel trailers or barn floors. With onsite electricity and two pipe-gated entrances; this property has great potential for future building options. Unlike some neighboring ranches, limited oil field production has preserved the majority of this property to pristine condition with only one well near the entrance. South Buffalo Creek Ranch is an ideal sized property to enjoy ranching or outdoor opportunities with the close proximity to conveniences of city living.