Four Mile Ranch Road
FOUR MILE ROAD RANCH
State: Texas
Region: Southern Rolling Plains
County: Borden
Property Type: Ranch
Acres: 939.37 acres more or less
Price: $ 1,250.00 per acre
Taxes: 631.65 estimated
Location: 9 miles +/- east of Gail, Texas or 22 miles west of Snyder, TX on US Hwy. 180 and approximately 2.6 and 4.6 miles north.
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Four Mile Road Ranch is 939.37 +/- acres in two tracts that provides for hunting, recreation and cattle ranching.
The ranch consists of gently rolling topography with good grass and excellent cover for deer. The larger tract is a section of 640 acres that has one mile of frontage on FM 612 and one mile of frontage on paved Four Mile Road. The other tract is west of Miller Road and accessed through another ranch property. The 640 acre tract has a set of pens centrally located and 5 dirt tanks for water. The fence is good to fair with most of it being woven wir...
The ranch consists of gently rolling topography with good grass and excellent cover for deer. The larger tract is a section of 640 acres that has one mile of frontage on FM 612 and one mile of frontage on paved Four Mile Road. The other tract is west of Miller Road and accessed through another ranch property. The 640 acre tract has a set of pens centrally located and 5 dirt tanks for water. The fence is good to fair with most of it being woven wire. The 300 acre tract has one dirt tank.
This is good hunting country with deer, quail, turkey, dove, feral hogs and other wildlife seen throughout the area. A rolling terrain accented with wet weather creeks and tanks adds to the scenic and recreational value of the ranch.
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9 miles +/- east of Gail, Texas or 22 miles west of Snyder, TX on US Hwy. 180 and approximately 2.6 and 4.6 miles north.
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