669 acres in Hardeman County

Thompson Ranch
Quanah, Texas

Location:

Located three miles South of Quanah on Highway 6 and 2½ miles West on Wofford Road in Hardeman County less than three hours Northwest of DFW Metroplex and 2½ hours from Lubbock or Amarillo.

Terrain:

The Thompson Ranch is a combination hunting property located three miles Southwest of Quanah, Texas. The property has a useful mix of cleared pasture, thick mesquite and cedar covered pasture to suit multiple needs for the property owner. The Southern end of the ranch consists of thick cedar and mesquite pasture that drains into 5 livestock ponds with good fishing opportunities. These ponds have been constructed along a nice hackberry lined creek bottom that provides ample runoff collection for rainfall in the area. This location has excellent hunting for whitetail deer, wild hogs, and the occasional mule deer that ventures out of the Pease River breaks just to the South. The Northern portion of ranch has 240 acres of cultivated cropland that is perfect for livestock grazing or food plots. Both perimeter and interior fencing is in excellent condition with cross- divided pastures for rotational grazing along with pipe-gated entrances. Two separate entrances are found on Wofford Ranch and Craven Roads that feature secure pipe gate entrances. The ranch has plenty of ground water with two active wells. One electric well servicing three large fiberglass troughs plumbed with automatic valves and one solar well with a trough located in the center of the property. The entrance along Craven Road is equipped with a livestock shed with an insulated well house. Dependable rural electric service is also provided at this location and would serve as a remarkable deer camp. In addition, the property is within 12 miles of Copper Breaks State Park that offers many recreational activities. The Thompson Ranch is a great option to consider if you’re searching for a North Texas property with nice ranch improvements, cultivated cropland, and hunting opportunities in Northwest Texas.

Improvements:

Five Livestock Ponds, Excellent Perimeter and Interior Fencing, Approximately 240 Acres of Cultivation, Two Active Water Wells (One Electric and One Solar) with Four large fiberglass troughs, and Electricity Onsite.

Wildlife:

Whitetail Deer, Mule Deer, Quail, Dove, Wild Hogs.