Silver, TX 76949(Coke County)

Varied Terrain: Explore level to gently rolling landscapes, offering diverse possibilities for your enjoyment.

Native Vegetation: The ranch is covered in a mix of mesquite and cedar trees, along with native brush, creating a natural habitat.

Abundant Wildlife: A haven for outdoor enthusiasts! The ranch is home to whitetail deer, feral hogs, turkey, quail, and dove.

Water & Power Potential: Well water in the area is readily accessible at shallow depths (around 100-200 feet). Electricity is available to some parcels on the ranch.

Lake E. V. Spence Nearby: Just a short drive to this 5,825-acre lake, perfect for boating, water skiing, and excellent fishing.

Unbelievable Owner Financing Opportunity!

Only 5% Down Payment Required!

Long-Term Financing: 30-year term available.

No Prepayment Penalty: Pay off your land faster without any extra fees.

No Credit Check! Your dream of land ownership can become a reality.

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Whitetail Deer: Both bucks and does. The general season typically runs from early November to early January. Archery-only season is usually in October. Special late seasons may also occur. Bag limits apply.

Mule Deer: There are specific open seasons and bag limits for mule deer in Coke County, typically in late November/early December. Bag limit is usually one buck. Antlerless mule deer may require a special permit or MLDP tag.

Turkey (Rio Grande): Fall and spring seasons are available, with specific dates and bag limits. Mandatory harvest reporting is required.

Feral Hogs: Can often be hunted year-round on private land, but check specific regulations.

Quail (Bobwhite and Blue): Seasons and bag limits apply.

Dove: Central Zone regulations apply, with early fall and late season dates.

Duck: Seasons and bag limits vary based on the zone (West of US 277).

Predators: Coyotes, bobcats, etc., can often be hunted year-round with a valid hunting license.

Exotics: Some ranches offer hunting for Axis deer, Blackbuck, and Fallow deer.