334 acres in King and Cottle County

Location:

Located in the big country of West Texas approximately halfway between Guthrie and Paducah, Texas along the East side of FM 1168. Near to Wichita Falls, Lubbock, and Abilene areas in Northern King and Southern Cottle Counties.

Terrain:

The East King Ranch is beautiful cattle grazing and hunting property with 334 acres that encompasses a nice mix of partially cleared pasture for livestock grazing and more heavily brushed shinnery oak cover for wildlife. In fact, the shinnery thickets are an excellent draw for game when acorn drops occur in the fall. Large populations of whitetail deer, wild hogs, and turkey venture from the surrounding ranches to take advantage of the great food sources on the property. The more open pastures and brushy fencerows are excellent areas to take advantage of the great quail populations in the area. Terrain consists of rolling sand hills with a variety timber including soapberry, mesquite, and hackberry thickets that are excellent cover for wildlife. Multiple hardwood shelterbelts provide excellent cover and travel corridors for wildlife. The sandy soil throughout the ranch is perfect for almost any crop or improved grass that is planted in this area. Portions of the property features dense shelterbelts of large hardwoods and formerly cultivated cropland this area of the property is the CRP (Crop Reserve Program) and has the potential for yearly income to owners. For the hunter, multiple blinds and feeders have been positioned across the ranch to allow maximum outdoor opportunities. An added attraction for wildlife is two food plots on the ranch that provide exceptional game viewing opportunities. The interior road system is good as the sandy soil allows easy travel even during the wettest times of the year. Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway or an addition to existing operation the King Ranch East is a great multiuse property with many improvements for both rancher and sportsman alike!

Improvements:

Rural Water Service, FM 1168 and County Roads 202 Access points, Two Food Plots, Hunting Stands with Feeders.

Wildlife:

Whitetail Deer, Wild Hog, Turkey, Quail, Dove