Paducah, TX 79248(Cottle County)

The property supports a diversity of sparse to medium-density brush and shrub species along the drainage slopes to the Middle Fork of the Wichita River and include mesquite, hackberry, soap berry, ephedra, tasahillo, prickly pear, and sand sage. In the flatter plains region, mesquite provides cover and overstory for a multitude of grass species. Blue grama, side oats grama, King Ranch blue stem, little bluestem, silver bluestem, and a host of low-growing forbs provide excellent ground cover and browse for whitetail and in years of good population density, bobwhite quail.

Wildlife / Hunting

Whitetail deer is the predominate specie of native game inhabiting the property although in favorable years, the habitat is supportive of bobwhite quail numbers. Feral hogs, whitetail, and coyotes filter in from adjoining property to the north as no hunting is allowed in that region. Some areas within the central portion of the property are defined by semi-open savannah acreage allowing for relatively easy UTV access throughout the entire property boundaries

Utilities / Fencing

Water supply for the property sources from the Cottle/King County Water Co-op and electricity is available by South Plains Electric. High-Speed Internet through Caprock Telephone Coop is also available via lines paralleling FM 1168 on the east boundary and County Road 460 to the south.

The condition of fences is excellent on two sides while on the east and south property line only an electric fence exists.

Price

$770,000 / $1,750 per acre

Minerals

With a good offer, some minerals may convey while all wind and solar rights will be conveyed with the sale.

Please feel free to call Wyman (940) 256.8932 or Sylinda (806) 392.5396 for an inspection of the property at any time.