The Stovepipe Ranch is a multi-use property with grazing and hunting opportunities that is located 17 miles Northwest of Jacksboro, Texas, on the Jack/Young County line. As its namesake implies the ranch boundary extends deeper to the southeast corner forming a stovepipe shape and is comprised of 427 acres of rolling oak timber with Plum Creek traversing through the center of the property. Thick stands of post oak and cedar elm flourish along this drainage creating outstanding food and habitat for whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, and wild hog.