Gray County, TX Recently Sold Timberland Properties, Undeveloped Land

Rare Groom area grassland property! The property is 160 acres set up and ready for cattle, with good 5-strand barbwire perimeter fencing and a pipe entrance . There is an electric well in the southwest corner, and single phase electricity runs along

This Gray County ranch sits along the breaks of McClellan Creek and lies just three miles west of McClellan Lake. The terrain ranges from rolling prairie to rough canyons, which provide cover to wildlife including deer, antelope, and turkey. Highway

Acres: 160 Crop: CRP in the program CRP Payments: $23.87/acre Improvements: One windmill, the windmill does not work. Wind Lease Income: About $9,000 per year for the last three years

A very nice improved grass property with a good stand of bluestem grass. The property has 11 oil wells and one tank battery on the north side of the property. The part of the property not in improved grass has a large, approximately 120 +/- acre, pla

300 +/- acres of improved and native grassland with about seven oil wells and six tank batteries. The property has a significant prairie dog infestation on the native grass and on some of the improved grassland. Also has some junk scattered around. T

A nice mostly level tract of improved grass that would make a nice homesite or rural business site. Approximately 1775 feet of Highway Frontage with three-phase electricity. This property is located approximately four miles west of Pampa, TX.

SOLD BEFORE PROCESSING

This is a nice half section of grass, but does have 15 non-working oil wells and two tank batteries. Total of 320 +/- acres with 274.58 +/- of the acres being expired CRP. The current listing of this property is for the sale of 91.67% of the Surface