Bull Creek Ranch
Bull Creek Ranch
State: Texas
Region: Rolling Plains
County: Borden
Property Type: Ranch with excellent hunting & recreation
Acres: 1,672.8 acres more or less
Price: $1,950.00 per acre
Taxes: $1,817.87 (2017)
Location: 6 miles east of Gail
This is an outstanding hunting/recreational property located in Borden County approximately 80 miles southeast of Lubbock, Texas. The ranch is home to whitetail deer, turkey, antelope and wild hogs as well as large populations of bobwhite and blue quail. High numbers of dove, ducks, geese and other migratory birds are present in the fall and spring. Fishing and water for livestock and wildlife is furnished by 3 large earthen dams (dirt tanks) and a number of smaller ones, several of which are stocked with fish.
The ranch supports a wide variety of wild flowers, grasses, trees and other plants which combined with its varied terrain, wildl...
The ranch supports a wide variety of wild flowers, grasses, trees and other plants which combined with its varied terrain, wildlife and outstanding scenery make it an excellent location for hiking, horseback or ATV adventures.
The ranch lies on the north side of US Hwy 180 beginning approximately six miles east of Gail with 0.45 miles of frontage between Bull Creek and Miller Road. Miller Road is an all-weather county road running along the east side of the ranch with the home and improvements located on this all-weather road 1.4 miles north of Hwy 180.
Improvements include a 3-bedroom, 2-bath 1640 sq. ft. +/- home with a fireplace and adjacent car port which is currently used by the ranch manager who has managed the ranch for many years. There is a 50x75 metal building with an attached 16x75 shed and a 50x48 metal building with an attached 10x50 shed. Other improvements include a 14x20 wood storage building, overhead feed bins and a good set of steel working pens.
Water for the headquarters is provided from the Borden County community water system.
The ranch has excellent perimeter and cross fencing with stock water furnished by the many earthen dams (dirt tanks) and by Bull Creek (wet weather creek) which runs through and along the west side of the ranch. There are 373.6 acres of cropland of which 58.8 acres are currently sown to improved grasses with the other acres normally used for winter wheat.
The adjoining 779 acre Deer, Quail and other Wildlife Ranch will add additional acreage to this ranch if a larger unit is desirable.
Dont overlook this well-located ranch with its super hunting/recreational opportunities.
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