Singleton Rd , Murray, TX 76450(Young County)

Although this 960-acre ranch contains 80 feet of elevation change in all three perfectly square 320-acre pastures, each has its own distinctive character. The SE-320 is packed with mature mesquites and few scattered oak mottes along a draw/creek, creating obvious surface water potential. A very well-maintained road takes one back to a large hill with a beautiful 360degree view build-site with electricity nearby at a small hunting cabin capable of resting bodies. The NE-320 has reliable water and has been recently sprayed for mesquites. This area has the best soils on the ranch and produces ample grass for grazing, fawning, and quality quail habitat. The westernmost 320 has the most romance with the mature clusters of live oaks and large post oaks on the hills overlooking the neighboring wheat fields. A ridge along the northern boundary creates a deep bowl of mature cover with thick underbrush. A small, centrally located portion on this 320 recently had a "flash fire" during high winds that burned most of the prickly pear and underbrush but only a few trees, creating an ideal location for a food plot. This scenic ranch encompasses oak-covered hills with beautiful views as well as fertile mesquite flats packed with wildlife.

- RANCHING IMPROVEMENTS -

Hunting Cabin-Electricity meter, porch, water hauled in

Existing Fence-Fair; Cross fenced-Fair; SE-320, NE-320, W-320

7,350 ft of fence needed on the southern and western side of SE320

Pipe working pens on Singleton Rd along the eastern boundary

Fort Belknap Electricity meter at hunting camp

Fort Belknap Water on Hamiton Rd-2,450 ft from property

- COVER -

Tree Cover--Heavy to Moderate: Mesquite, live oak, post oak, hackberry, prickly ash; NE 320 acres has recently been aerially sprayed for mesquites

Underbrush/Browse--Moderate to thick: lote bush, elbow bush, gum bumelia, some prickly pear

Native Grasses/Forbs--Leased for grazing; Excellent Grazing Management; Willing to Stay

- WATER FEATURES -

2+ acre pond (max capacity); 5 tanks - 1/2-acre to 1/3-acre

Draw on the Eastern boundary; Multiple opportunities for more surface water

Fort Belknap Coop Water-line on Hamilton Rd-1/2 mile

- WILDLIFE -

Superb whitetail, turkey, duck, dove, quail, hogs, and varmint

Excellent whitetail genetics

See pics & video for current wildlife

Leased for hunting; Willing to stay

- MINERALS -

Six Producing oil/gas wells; Three injection-wells; Some non-producing wells

One natural gas pipeline; One crude oil pipeline & electricity easements

No minerals available

- ACCESS -

Gate on Singleton Rd-Caliche/Rocked; Dead End Road

3 Miles West of FM 209-Paved; 7 Miles East of FM 1710-Paved

Listing Broker must be present at all showings or preview with Buyer's Agent.

- DISTANCES -

9 miles northeast of Woodson

24 miles west of Graham (Closest Airport w/ Fuel & Service)

24 miles southeast of Throckmorton (Airport)

25 miles north of Breckenridge (Airport w/Fuel Service)

36 miles northeast of Albany

113 miles west of Fort Worth

145 miles west of Dallas

227 miles east of Midland

Listing Broker: Boone Campbell (940) 282-5500

No Trespassing. Please contact a Campbell Farm and Ranch agent or broker for a showing. Campbell Farm and Ranch welcomes all Cooperating Agents and Brokers. Cooperating Agents and Brokers must contact the listing agent and be present at all showings to fully participate in the commission split. The information contained in this advertisement is understood to be accurate and reliable but is not guaranteed. Please verify all information before using the information for decision-making purposes.