723 acres in Hardeman County
Property Snapshot
723 acres in Hardeman County
The Thomas Ranch
Price
$1,650,000
Acreage
723 acres
Primary Use
Ranch
Also suited for Hunting, Recreational, Cattle Ranch
County
Hardeman County
Listing Agent
Overview
Property Description
Highlights
- 723 acres in Hardeman County, nine miles northeast of Quanah, Texas.
- Three main creek bottoms and eight livestock ponds provide solid water across the property.
- 300 acres of cultivation ground suited for wheat grazing, forage, or food plots.
- Turn-key hunting setup with multiple feeders and blinds already in place.
- Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, quail, dove, and wild hogs.
- Good fences throughout with pipe gated entrances and divided pastures for rotational grazing.
The Thomas Ranch
Location & Access
The ranch sits nine miles northeast of Quanah, Texas on Hyson Wells Road in Hardeman County. It is conveniently located between Amarillo and Oklahoma City and approximately 215 miles from the DFW area.
Terrain & Land Character
Three primary creek bottoms run the full length of the property, supplemented by three additional minor draws. These channels cut across the land and provide terrain variation, natural drainage, and prime bedding and staging cover for native game. The vegetation is classic Rolling Plains country with mature mesquite, hackberry, bluebush, and dense thickets. Approximately 300 acres have been previously in cultivation and are well-suited for winter wheat grazing, forage crops, or custom wildlife food plots. The remaining 418 acres consist of native pasture with strong grasses that support solid livestock carrying capacity and good wildlife cover.
Water Features
The drainage network across the property feeds eight livestock ponds that provide outstanding surface water. A couple of those ponds offer good fishing as well.
Improvements & Infrastructure
The ranch headquarters includes a manufactured home, outbuildings, and two water wells with an insulated well house and bulk storage. On the east side of the property sits a 53-foot shipping container with an adjacent equipment apron for machinery storage. Interior and exterior fencing are in good condition with pipe gated entrances and divided pastures set up for rotational grazing. A well-built set of livestock corrals with a sorting tub sits in the northwest corner for easy cattle handling.
Wildlife & Hunting
The rugged topography and heavy brush cover make this a productive property for Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, quail, dove, feral hogs, and varmints. The ranch comes turnkey for hunters with multiple feeder and blind setups already in place and positioned throughout key game corridors.
From the Listing Agent
Improvements
- Manufactured Home
- Functional mobile home at ranch headquarters
- Storage Container
- 53-foot shipping container with adjacent equipment apron for machinery storage on east side of property
- Metal Shed
- Metal shed adjacent to 53-foot shipping container
- Fencing
- Excellent condition interior and exterior fencing with pipe gated entrances and divided pastures for rotational grazing
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- Livestock Corrals
- Well-built set of livestock corrals with sorting tub in northwest corner of property for cattle handling
- Wildlife Feeders And Hunting Blinds
- Multiple established feeder and blind setups strategically positioned throughout key game corridors
- Cultivation Land
- Approximately 300 acres previously in cultivation, well-suited for winter wheat grazing, forage crops, or custom wildlife food plots
- Native Pasture
- 418 acres of native pasture with strong grasses supporting livestock carrying capacity and wildlife cover
From the Listing Agent
Water Features
- Creek Bottoms
- Three primary creek bottoms running the full length of the property, supplemented by three additional minor draws
- Livestock Ponds
- Eight livestock ponds offering outstanding surface water and some excellent fishing
- Water Wells
- Two water wells with insulated well house and bulk storage at ranch headquarters
- Drainage Network
- Extensive drainage network from creek bottoms and draws creating abundant surface water profile throughout the property
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
41 feet
From 1,457 ft at the low point to 1,498 ft at the high point.
- Soils · USDA SSURGO
8 Mapped Soil Types
Abilene clay loam; Badland; Colorado and Spur soils; Hollister clay loam; Knoco-Badland complex; Sagerton clay loam; and 2 more.
From the Property
Drive Times
- Wichita Falls1.5 hr78 miles
- Abilene2.5 hr151 miles
- Amarillo2.5 hr159 miles
- Lubbock3 hr171 miles
- Fort Worth3 hr191 miles
- Dallas3.5 hr218 miles
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