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RANCH PROPERTIES
Browse Texas ranches for sale, including working cattle ranches, recreational retreats, and legacy ranch properties across the state.
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41 properties found
41 properties found

Ranch|Foard Co.|Andrew Pennington

Hunting|Baylor Co.|Andrew Pennington

Ranch|Taylor Co.|Heather Dawn

Ranch|Stephens Co.|Keely Rawson

Hunting|Cass Co.|Tom Waltz

Farm|Wilbarger & Foard Co.|Andrew Pennington
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Ranch|Comanche Co.|Keely Rawson

Recreational|Titus Co.|Tom Waltz

Ranch|Knox Co.|Andrew Pennington

Ranch|Hardeman Co.|Andrew Pennington

Ranch|Coleman Co.|Heather Dawn

Recreational|Cass Co.|Tom Waltz

Ranch|Clay Co.|Andrew Pennington

Hunting|Panola Co.|Andrew Pennington

Recreational|Eastland Co.|Keely Rawson

Recreational|Eastland Co.|Keely Rawson

Ranch|Hardeman Co.|Andrew Pennington

Recreational|Red River Co.|Tom Waltz

Ranch|Archer Co.|Andrew Pennington

Recreational|Taylor Co.|Heather Dawn

Ranch|Archer Co.|Andrew Pennington

Hunting|Clay Co.|Andrew Pennington

Ranch|Clay Co.|Andrew Pennington

Ranch|Clay Co.|Andrew Pennington
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A ranch search should begin with intended use, then narrow by region, acreage, water, access, improvements, and operating requirements. Working cattle ranches, recreational retreats, hunting properties, and legacy holdings can share an acreage range while requiring very different infrastructure and management.
Review each listing for legal access, water sources, fencing, pasture condition, habitat, floodplain, utilities, structures, minerals, and the cost of deferred improvements. Those details usually matter more than acreage alone when comparing Texas ranches.
For livestock use, compare grazable acreage, reliable water, cross-fencing, handling facilities, pasture condition, and access for equipment. Carrying capacity varies by soils, forage, rainfall, management, and season, so listing acreage should not be treated as a stocking recommendation.
For recreation or hunting, evaluate cover, water, wildlife movement, neighboring land use, road systems, improvements, and year-round access. Buyers planning a family or legacy property should also account for maintenance, insurance, taxes, and the practical distance from home.
