Carnes, TX 79252(Hardeman County)

Red River Ranch is a multi-use recreational property that offers outstanding hunting and grazing opportunities in Northwest Texas. The ranch is easily accessible via Highway 6 and is situated just south of the Texas/Oklahoma state line, approximately seven miles north of Quanah, Texas, in Hardeman County. The Red River Ranch features 1.5 miles of Red River frontage, which serves as a great travel corridor for all types of wildlife in the area. The ranch boasts a broad range of grasses, including good stands of bluestem, Indian grass, and switchgrass. Located near the property entrance, the ranch has electricity, two water wells, and an older shed with pens. Both wells are equipped with insulated well houses and are plumbed to automatic troughs throughout the property. This entrance area would be a great location for a hunting camp or new home construction. Further east, a good-sized agricultural field with four smaller food plot areas, ranging from 12 to 50 acres, provides excellent grazing for livestock and wildlife on the ranch. The location of these larger food plots in the river bottom corridor strategically acts as a major draw for the large number of game that this area is well known for. Multiple types of vegetation, including thick stands of hardwoods, bottomland meadows, large thickets of wild plums, wooded fence rows, and several acres of mesquite flats, provide diverse habitat for whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and wild hogs. In fact, a unique feature of the property is the multiple towering stands of cottonwood trees that provide excellent roosting sites for turkey along the northeast portion of the ranch. The property has previously utilized irrigation wells that fed a former irrigation system. A new owner could construct a duck slough and flood it with this water source! A double pipe gated entrance along Highway 6 provides a secure entrance to the property with good existing fencing in place. The Red River Ranch is a great West Texas property with river frontage, varied terrain, multiple wildlife species, and easy access!

Improvements:

Established electric service, two domestic water wells with insulated well houses and plumbed automatic water troughs, irrigation water wells, pipe gated entrance, cultivation.

Wildlife:

Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, wild hog, and varmints.