521 acres in Cass County

The Lost Creek Ranch features some of the most diverse and scenic topography in Northeast Texas, with rolling elevation, long-range views, mature hardwood, pine timber, and open meadows mixed throughout. Natural springs run through the ranch and help feed the water system. Multiple homesite and cabin locations overlook water and timber, offering a range of build options. A developed road and trail system runs throughout the property, with mulched shooting lanes and established food plots already in place. There is also good potential to develop additional food plots. The surrounding large timber neighbors provide long-term privacy.

Two private lakes, approximately 31 acres and 18 acres, serve as the centerpiece of the property and both support trophy bass fishing. The property was stocked in 2024 and supports a growing bass fishery in both lakes. Natural springs run through the ranch and help feed the water system. A spring-fed duck slough is located in the northwest portion of the ranch.

The ranch is extensively developed with high-end infrastructure. Key features include approximately 5.26 miles of high-tensile high fence installed in 2024, a 3-wire electrified predator deterrent system installed 2024 to 2025, and multiple automatic gated entries with phone integration. A custom pipe entrance, cattle guard, and powder-coated fencing along portions of the boundary add durability and security. Interior improvements include extensive road and crossing infrastructure, upgraded limestone surfacing, a custom bridge, buried propane systems, and a 22-zone irrigation system. A cross-fenced layout allows for separate wildlife or livestock management. Erosion control systems are in place throughout key areas.

A luxury RV and camp setup is in place and includes Trex decking, lighting, a fire pit, septic, a storage building, and full hookups. Electricity is available at both ends of the ranch and county water services multiple areas. Additional infrastructure includes feeders, blinds, camera systems, protein storage, and feed systems supporting ranch operations.

A 3-bedroom, 2-bath ranch foreman's home is located on-site.

This ranch has been developed into a managed wildlife property with strong trophy genetics and diverse species. Whitetail deer genetics include established trophy bloodlines with breeding program infrastructure in place. Over 100 Rio Grande turkeys were introduced in 2025, with strong reproduction observed. The property is located in the heart of the central flyway, offering good duck hunting, with a spring-fed duck slough in the northwest portion of the ranch. The property also supports additional native species, with habitat management and predator control systems in place. The fencing and layout allow for controlled wildlife management or separation of species if desired.