Quanah, TX Recreational Land, Timberland Properties for Sale with Recently Sold Properties between 201 and 500 Acres

Everybody always asks: About how big are the neighboring ranches? Is there enough cover? Are there many deer and other wildlife in the area? Hows the water situation? Are there any hogs? Is there any turkey habitat? What is the quail population? What

Location: Located in Northern Hardeman County 6 miles North of Quanah, Texas on Highway 6. This ranch is approximately 200 miles from the DFW area. Terrain: The Singing Bobwhite Ranch is a complete turnkey recreational getaway that offers outstanding

The Wilson property is bordered by O'Neal road on the east and Wilkens road on the west. This land is a hunting and cattle combination ranch. A water well is on the west side close to the pens and also another well with no pump is located at the pens

The 400 acre South Hare Ranch is a great opportunity to own a North Texas combination cattle and recreational hunting property in Hardeman County! Quanah is 20 miles from the ranch and the amenities of Childress are just a short 16 minutes away. This

Contact Listing Agent Randall Mints for more info! 940-839-6285 or email randallmints at yahoo . com Excellent opportunity for a great hunting property. Easily accessible, located 7 miles North of Quanah, Texas just South of US Hwy 287, 3 hours west

The Kings High West Ranch is a GREAT combination cattle and hunting ranch located between ChillicotheandQuanah Texas just north of US Highway 287 in Hardeman County Texas. The property consists of 257 +/- acres of cultivation and native pasture with

Call the Listing Agent, Andrew Pennington at 940-838-8112 for more information or to schedule a showing. Location: Located in northern Hardeman County, 6 miles north of Quanah, Texas, on Highway 6. The ranch is approximately 200 miles from the DFW ar

332 acres in Childress County, Texas Crain Property 332 ac. more or less $900/ac $298,800.00. The Crain Property consists of approximately 151 ac. of CRP and the remainder in Native pasture. The annual CRP payment is $31.00/ac. Fences are good on the