3,112 acres in Clay County

The ranch is located in northern Clay County, nine miles north of Henrietta on Highway 148. Access is good, with frontage on three sides via Highway 148, Lonestar Road, and Black Road. Multiple entry points make moving around the property convenient.

The Frey Ranch is primarily native rolling grass prairie with hardwood-lined creeks running through it. The topography is gently rolling across most of the ranch, which drains well and works well for both grazing and cattle operations. The native grasses have been well maintained across the property. Long Creek and its tributaries cross the ranch, creating hardwood corridors that break up the open prairie and provide good cover throughout.

Surface water is abundant. The ranch has nineteen ponds scattered across the property, along with a small lake located just across from the headquarters. Long Creek and its tributaries also provide year-round water throughout the ranch.

The headquarters is set along Highway 148 and has electrical service. There is a large barn with enclosed space and loafing areas suitable for horses or cattle. Adjacent pipe corrals include a loading alley, dipping vat, working chute, and scales. Two overhead bulk feeders for livestock are also on site. Fencing throughout the ranch is in good to excellent condition. The ranch is divided into multiple pastures with pipe-gated entrances.

The hardwood corridors along Long Creek and its tributaries provide good habitat for trophy whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, wild hogs, and varmints. The ponds and creek bottoms also support dove, waterfowl, and fishing.

The Frey Ranch is a premier North Texas ranching and recreational property encompassing approximately 3,112 acres in northern Clay County. Characterized by vast native rolling grass prairies and scenic hardwood-lined creeks, this exceptional ranch offers an ideal combination of productive cattle operations and outstanding hunting opportunities. Long Creek and its tributaries traverse the property, supporting healthy hardwood corridors that provide excellent habitat for trophy whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, wild hogs, and varmints. The ranch's expansive acreage is primarily devoted to a well-managed cattle operation, featuring quality native grasses that have been maintained across the property. The ranch headquarters is conveniently located along Highway 148 between Henrietta and Petrolia. Improvements include a large barn with enclosed space and loafing areas suitable for horses or cattle. Adjacent pipe corrals are fully equipped with a loading alley, dipping vat, working chute, and scales, creating an efficient livestock handling setup. Fencing throughout the ranch is in good to excellent condition, with multiple divided pastures and pipe-gated entrances. Electrical service is available at the headquarters, along with two overhead bulk feeders for livestock. Access is exceptional, with frontage on three sides via Highway 148, Lonestar Road, and Black Road, allowing for convenient entry points throughout the ranch. Surface water is abundant, with nineteen ponds scattered across the property, including a small lake located just across from the headquarters. The terrain is well-drained, with gently rolling topography across most of the ranch, providing both functional grazing and attractive views. The Frey Ranch represents a rare opportunity to acquire a large, contiguous ranch of this caliber in North Texas, offering productive ranching, recreational appeal, and excellent access in a highly desirable location.

Located in northern Clay County, nine miles north of Henrietta, Texas, on Highway 148.

Whitetail deer, dove, waterfowl, fishing.