669 acres in Hardeman County
Property Snapshot
669 acres in Hardeman County
Wanderer's Creek Ranch
Price
$1,321,275
Acreage
669 acres
Primary Use
Ranch
Also suited for Farm, Hunting, Recreational, Cattle Ranch
County
Hardeman County
Nearest Town
Quanah
Listing Agent
Overview
Property Description
Highlights
- 669 acres three miles south of Quanah off Highway 6 in Hardeman County.
- 240 acres of cultivated cropland in the north, ready for crops or food plots.
- Five livestock ponds along a hackberry-lined creek bottom, some with good fishing.
- Two active water wells, one electric and one solar, feeding four fiberglass troughs.
- Good to excellent perimeter and interior fencing with cross-divided pastures for rotational grazing.
- Whitetail deer, mule deer, wild hogs, dove, and quail on the property.
Wanderer's Creek Ranch
Terrain & Land Character
The ranch covers 669 acres situated three miles southwest of Quanah, Texas. The property is a combination of cleared areas along with thick mesquite and cedar pasture. The southern end has more elevation changes, with thick cedar and mesquite that drains into five livestock ponds. The northern portion includes 240 productive acres of cultivated cropland, suitable for livestock grazing or food plots. The cultivated ground and the brushy southern pastures give this ranch good range for both agricultural use and hunting.
Water Features
The ranch has five livestock ponds on the southern end, constructed along a hackberry-lined creek bottom that collects good runoff from local rainfall. Several of these ponds offer fishing opportunities. Two active water wells supply the property. An electric well services three large fiberglass troughs with automatic valves. A solar well feeds a trough in the center of the property.
Improvements & Utilities
Perimeter and interior fencing are mostly in good condition. Cross-divided pastures allow for rotational grazing. There are two separate entrances, one on Wofford Road and one on Craven Road, both with pipe gate entrances. The Craven Road entrance includes a livestock shed with an insulated well house. Rural electric service is available at that location, which could serve as a hunter's camp. The ranch also has three blind and feeder setups in place.
Wildlife & Recreation
The ranch supports whitetail deer, mule deer, wild hogs, dove, and quail. Mule deer occasionally move in from the Pease River breaks just to the south. The creek bottom ponds and cultivated acres give wildlife consistent food and water year-round. The property sits within 12 miles of Copper Breaks State Park, which offers additional recreational activities.
Minerals
Some minerals are available with an acceptable contract.
From the Listing Agent
Improvements
- Perimeter Fencing
- Good to excellent condition perimeter fencing
- Interior Fencing
- Good to excellent condition interior fencing with cross-divided pastures for rotational grazing
- Gates
- Secure pipe-gated entrances at two separate entrances on Wofford Ranch and Craven Roads
- Cultivated Cropland
- Approximately 240 acres of cultivated cropland, ideal for livestock grazing or food plots
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- Livestock Shed
- Livestock shed located at the Craven Road entrance
- Well House
- Insulated well house located at the Craven Road entrance
- Electricity
- Rural electric service available on site, suitable for a hunter's camp
- Hunting Blinds And Feeders
- Three blind and feeder setups
From the Listing Agent
Water Features
- Livestock Ponds
- Five livestock ponds located along the southern end of the ranch, some offering good fishing opportunities
- Creek Bottom
- Scenic hackberry-lined creek bottom that collects ample runoff from local rainfall, with ponds constructed along it
- Water Wells
- Two active water wells on the property — one electric and one solar-powered
- Electric Well System
- Electric well services three large fiberglass troughs equipped with automatic valves
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- Solar Well System
- Solar well feeds a trough located in the center of the property
- Groundwater
- Abundant groundwater noted across the ranch
- Fiberglass Troughs
- Four large fiberglass troughs total supplied by the two water wells
Derived From Public Data Sources
Land Data
This information is compiled from publicly available resources. No warranty is made regarding the completeness or accuracy of this information by agent or broker.
- Rainfall · PRISM
27 inches
The 1991 to 2020 yearly precipitation average for the property area.
- Terrain · USGS 3DEP
26 feet
From 1,582 ft at the low point to 1,608 ft at the high point.
- Soils · USDA SSURGO
6 Mapped Soil Types
Gageby clay loam; Hollister clay loam; Quanah silty clay loam; Quanah-Talpa complex; Tillman clay loam; Vernon clay loam.
From the Property
Drive Times
- Wichita Falls1.5 hr86 miles
- Abilene2.5 hr137 miles
- Amarillo2.5 hr148 miles
- Lubbock2.5 hr158 miles
- Fort Worth3 hr200 miles
- Dallas3.5 hr226 miles
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