The Annona Springs Ranch is a rare find and offers a unique opportunity to own a world-class combination hunting and cattle ranch. With rolling hills, improved grass meadows surrounded by towering hardwood trees as well as prime wildlife habitat along the banks of White Oak Creek this property is a truly unique find. With sandy loam soils, Bermuda and Bahia summer grasses, rye and clover winter grasses along with high annual rain fall, the ranch can handle a large number of cattle without having an impact on the whitetail deer hunting. There is also a trail system throughout the ranch which offers great horseback riding and four wheeling opportunities. The ranch has a mixture of both mature timber and open meadows making it ideal for great hunting. The ranch has been hunted very little as the current owners are focused on hay production and in turn the property has a tremendous population of whitetail deer. Other species on the property would be hogs, dove, waterfowl, and even the hard to find Eastern turkeys. The ranch would also be a good fit for a high game fence if the buyer wanted to stock the ranch with exotics.

621 acres in Red River County
Red River County, TX
SOLD
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Property Snapshot
621 acres in Red River County
SOLD
Acreage
621 acres
Status
SOLD
Location
Red River County, TX

Andrew Pennington
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Property Description
Highlights
- Towering hardwood trees and rolling hills define the landscape of this Red River County ranch.
- White Oak Creek traverses the property, creating prime wildlife habitat.
- Sandy loam soils support Bermuda and Bahia summer grasses, plus rye and clover winter grasses.
- A trail system provides access for horseback riding and four-wheeling.
- The ranch supports a tremendous population of whitetail deer, plus hogs, dove, waterfowl and Eastern turkeys.
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