A 1,271± acre farmland investment, offering long-term agricultural viability, dependable water resources, and scalability in the southwest market. The property is equipped with six on-site wells, an integrated pipe and sump pump back system, and concrete-lined ditch delivery, providing adequate and efficient water delivery across the farm. It is served by Electrical District 8 - Tier 1, comparably lowest pumping costs in the state. Historical pumping water production averages 13 GPM per acre throughout the year. The area benefits from a 10-month growing season, allowing for extended crop cycles. Hay storage barns, equipment barns, on-site housing, a shop and scale add value and utility to the continued irrigated hay farm use, for existing high-quality tenant and/or as an owner-operator. Floodplain restrictions from the Gila River and Painted Rock Dam limit structural development but preserve the property’s agricultural value. With dependable water, infrastructure in place, and long-term agricultural potential, this property offers a rare opportunity for investors seeking scale and a reliable water source in Arizona and the Southwest’s farming sector.

This is the first time Eagle Point Ranch has been offered for sale. Whether you're seeking a trophy ranch, savvy investment or dream homestead, this heritage land seamlessly combines history, natural beauty, and ONE-OF-A-KIND rarity.

Uniquely positioned as an exceptional cattle operation in northern Bee County, the 1,213± acre Stahl Ranch provides a turn-key opportunity to enter into exceptional grass pasture with accompanying mixed brush. The ranch is cattle forward with excellent pasture, water distribution, pens and great access on its east and south side. With quality soils, newly root plowed and seeded pastures, the best is yet to come for this property. The added bonus of roughly 600 acres of quality brush and riparian areas brings value to the recreational users with a good population of deer and other native game. Location The ranch is situated in northern Bee County. The ranch is 10 miles south of Kenedy, 70 miles from Corpus Christi, 60 miles from San Antonio, 135 miles from Austin, and 160 Miles from Houston. The ranch can be accessed from 3 points: County Road 141, County Road 138 and County Road 143. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The ranch has gentle undulation, providing views and drainages with elevation ranging from 520’ to 440’. In the past 2 years, the landowners root plowed, stacked, and burned roughly 660 acres of the ranch. After they were done with the clearing and burning, the owners drilled in a 5 way Bermuda grass blend. The recruitment was great with quality rainfall after planting the pastures, allowing for root establishment and good grazing. They did not clear in the riparian and heavily drained areas, providing quality mixed brush and open country for the deer and quail that thrive on the property. WILDLIFE Bee County can produce quality quail numbers, and this ranch, being more open in nature, could be managed for quail populations. In the more densely covered areas that were not cleared, there are deer and other native game. Bee County is also known for great dove hunting around the ponds in the evening. This ranch has not been hunted in years lending to someone that wants to build up a great game ranch. AGRICULTURE The owners have been operating this property as a cattle ranch for generations, and the setup is great to continue the same. With the recent brush work and seeding efforts, the ranch will be in the best grazing shape it has been in decades. IMPROVEMENTS There are 2 sets of working pens. One set is centrally located and is connected to a lane that runs the length of the ranch. This lane connects 8 of the 13 pastures for easy movement of the herds. The second set of pens is on the western side of the ranch to gather and sort the far west pastures. WATER Water is an easy solution on the ranch with 3 water wells distributing water to troughs in each pasture. There are also 11 tanks on the ranch, which provide pasture water but also serve as great dove shooting areas. ELECTRICITY There is electricity throughout the ranch. MINERALS This is a surface only sale. The seller will provide approved future drill site locations on the boundary lines of the ranch if desired by a potential buyer, so as to not impede on the aesthetic and function of the ranch. EASEMENTS There is a pipeline easement through the property, and there is currently an active wind lease. TAXES The property has an open space ag exemption. Taxes are estimated to be $1501 annually.

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Prairie Creek Ranch features 1,170 acres of diverse West Texas habitat, exceptional deer hunting, scenic canyons, abundant wildlife, and excellent recreational opportunities.

$6,399,000
Nestled just 40 minutes east of Redding, CA, in Shasta County, Bear Mountain Ranch awaits. This expansive estate, encompassing over 1,113 acres, unfolds beyond its grand, gated entrance, offering a serene, private haven with breathtaking views of Mt. Lassen. A scenic brick-paved driveway winds its way past two of the eight ponds on the property, where you’ll arrive at the courtyard at the base of the walkway to the main house. The main home is a custom four bedroom, three and a half bath home featuring a kitchen with breakfast sunroom, formal dining area, spacious game room, office, an attached two-car garage, and detached five-car garage. For idyllic Shasta County days, take a dip in the outdoor heated pool or enjoy your favorite beverage at the poolside cantina or wine-tasting deck. Guests are comfortable as well with an off-grid 1,150 SF hunting cabin just a mile from the home. If needed, a well-equipped solar system and generator allow the ranch to be completely off-grid. The ranch offers the potential for expansion with architectural plans for a proposed 9,024 SF residence that could be built on an existing, previously permitted foundation. Bear Mountain Ranch embodies a sophisticated Western elegance. From the brickwork, fountains, gardens, gazebos, fences, and wood-carved bears standing on guard throughout the property, no detail was spared. With its multiple barns, a large shop, a tree house, water, and electrical storage buildings, the ranch is well-equipped. Tons of water! Bear Mountain Ranch has district water conveyed through an eight-inch underground pipe, two wells, two year-round creeks, and eight ponds. 31 irrigated meadow acres benefit from this abundant water and are hayed seasonally. The ranch is an outdoor recreational haven. Fish or kayak/canoe on the eight ponds, view or hunt the wildlife teeming throughout the ranch with common sightings of big game such as elk, deer, pig, and bear. Also, abundant geese and ducks frequent the ponds, and resident turkeys and quail can be spotted. Practice your shot at the private outdoor shooting range. Explore expansive ranch roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, and ATV adventures. Horse facilities with fenced and gated pastures/turnouts cater to equestrian pursuits effortlessly. Beyond its recreational appeal, Bear Mountain Ranch features a small cattle operation complete with a hydraulic chute, corrals, and pens. Bear Mountain Ranch transcends a mere residence; it’s a legacy waiting to be embraced. Recreating this level of detail and infrastructure would demand a significant investment. Fortunately, everything necessary is already in place here at Bear Mountain Ranch. Come experience it for yourself!

Welcome to Lazy K Ranch, an extraordinary turnkey South Texas hunting ranch where decades of thoughtful wildlife management, exceptional native habitat, and premier improvements come together to create one of the finest recreational properties available today in the Kinney County region.

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1038 Acres w Elec and Well. Game managed. Views.

Black Castle Ranch is a 1,020±acre West Texas retreat featuring the award-winning Cinco Camp, panoramic mountain views, abundant wildlife, and exceptional privacy near Marathon.

$6,950,000
The ranch includes productive farmland currently leased to a local cattle rancher, providing annual income to the owners. Over 500 acres of timberland could also be managed for income. Until this year, 130 acres of wild rice and 150 acres of flood-irrigated hay ground were farmed on the ranch. Abundant wetlands and the presence of Burney Creek underscore the valuable water resources and water rights on the property.

Black Ranch is a magnificent 1,000+/- acre family recreational ranch located northeast of Redding, California, in Shasta County. It features an extensive ranch compound with beautiful homes, a tennis court, a swimming pool, a horse stable, and expansive views of Burney Peak. Black Ranch is a remarkable wildlife habitat bordered by National Forest lands on three sides, providing excellent conservation and recreation opportunities. The ranch includes productive farmland currently leased to a local cattle rancher, providing annual income to the owners. Over 500 acres of timberland could also be managed for income. Until this year, 130 acres of wild rice and 150 acres of flood-irrigated hay ground were farmed on the ranch. Abundant wetlands and the presence of Burney Creek underscore the valuable water resources and water rights on the property. The Black Ranch owners had the foresight to join California's Department of Fish and Wildlife's Private Lands Management (PLM) Program in 1986. The program offers landowners incentives to manage their lands for the benefit of wildlife. Today, the ranch provides habitat for many important native species, including Columbia black-tailed deer and Rocky Mountain elk. The ranch is four and a half hours from the San Francisco Bay Area and offers many possibilities. It could serve as a working ranch, corporate retreat, weekend getaway, permanent home, recreational property, or a combination of these uses. With an Architect Digest featured owner's home and spacious family/guest house, three other dwellings could be utilized for guests, ranch hands, or to generate additional tenant income. Outdoor recreation is endless: horseback riding, hiking, ATVing, biking on the ranch, or the thousands of acres of adjoining national forest lands. Co-listed with Terry Hundemer of The Chickering Company.

Great opportunity to own this 995 +/- acre ranch up Warthan Canyon on Highway 198 with BLM access. There are breathtaking views throughout and total privacy. Three parcels are included. There are 13 outlets with 9 users who use the Warthan Canyon Water Co. which supplies water needs for the cattle ranch. There is also a well available for the home and pool. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, large master suite complete with bath and Jacuzzi tub, hardwood flooring in the living room, slate flooring in the bathrooms. The kitchen has granite counter tops, 6 burner gas range. An infinity pool with spectacular views, wrap around deck, mature landscaping, covered patio, 2 car attached garage, 4 car detached garage with a 30x60 shop, 2-5 ton heating & cooling units, comp. roof and so much more! Located just 10 miles West of Coalinga. The house currently rents as an Airbnb and generates about $60K a year with the potential to make more.

This cattle and hunting ranch also has good hay production. The ranch is approximately 50% beautiful trees and 50% open meadows. The very nice house sits on the highest part of the ranch and overlooks the entire property. With large metal corrals and extensive connecting lanes, handling cattle is as easy as it gets.

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Elkhorn Creek Ranch - Hulett, Wyoming Experience the ultimate western ranch in the natural beauty and inspiring landscapes of the Elkhorn Creek Ranch. Endless adventure awaits at this picturesque foothills setting where the scenic venue offers live water, stunning vistas, exceptional wildlife habitat, and is situated adjacent to public land in two places. Over a mile of Elkhorn Creek meanders across the middle of the ranch and through the valley near the headquarters. The excellent hunting opportunities on the ranch have been featured several times on The Sportman’s Channel TV Show, Hardcore Pursuit. Located in northeastern Wyoming about a 25-minute drive north of Hulett, the ranch is close to Black Hills National Forest, and Devils Tower National Monument. The property offers a unique opportunity to embrace the stunning beauty and recreational abundance of the Black Hills region. * Property Highlights * - 980 +/- deeded acres and 160 +/- acres of State Grazing Lease. - Over a mile of Elkhorn Creek. - Borders public land. - Excellent wildlife habitat and hunting opportunities. - Featured on The Sportman’s Channel. - Four bedroom home. - Heated Shop - Separate living quarters for hunters & guests. - Scenic venue with inspiring landscapes. - 25-minute drive north of Hulett, WY. - 45-minute drive to Black Hills National Forest and Devils Tower. Visit ArnoldRealty.com for maps and more info, or call listing broker, Jim Pederson at 307-746-2083.

Location The ranch sits in Gray County off Highway 70, about 28± miles south of Pampa and roughly 66± miles east of Amarillo. It is in the Groom ISD, surrounded by large neighboring ranches on all sides. The country is open Texas Panhandle rangeland. Land & Grazing The 960± acres run about 85% open pasture and 15% brush, well-suited to grazing. The ranch currently runs cattle and horses at about one animal unit per 19 acres, fully fenced and cross-fenced in 5-strand barbed wire in excellent condition, with two pastures, a set of cattle pens, and a chute. About 1.44 miles of gravel ranch roads and 4.75 miles of trails cross the property for horseback riding, ATVs, or walking. Water Water runs deep on the ranch. Four wells draw from the Ogallala aquifer, two electric submersibles and two windmills, feeding the home, a pond, two storage tanks, and three troughs. Three ponds sit on the property, the largest at about an acre and stocked with Florida bass, kept full by a dedicated well. McClellan Creek adds about 2 miles of live water winding through the ranch. Residence The custom home was built in 2012 and offers about 3,500± sq/ft with three bedrooms and three baths across two stories. It carries two living areas, a wood-burning fireplace, a covered patio, landscaping, and a sprinkler system, with a new roof and chimney added in 2026. Guest Quarters & Shop A 40×60 metal shop holds 1,200± sq/ft of finished guest quarters with three bedrooms and one bath, set up for extended family, guests, or a ranch manager. Wildlife & Hunting Beyond the cattle operation, the ranch offers fair-chase hunting for native game. Panhandle whitetail have been managed and harvested here, alongside a notable turkey population, abundant dove, mule deer, and quail, all free-ranging without blinds or feeders. Utilities Electric service is single-phase through XL Energy, serving the homesite. Remarks The Little Bit Ranch is a turnkey Panhandle cattle and horse ranch, combining a custom home, guest quarters, open pasture, cattle working facilities, and live water on McClellan Creek on 960± acres off Highway 70. Fair-chase hunting for native whitetail, mule deer, turkey, dove, and quail rounds out the property. It fits a buyer looking for a working cattle and horse ranch with a move-in-ready home and hunting on the side, within about an hour of Amarillo. A 25% mineral interest conveys with the sale.

The Smith Ranch Northeast Pasture spans 949± acres of rolling oaks, an 8-acre private lake, and over 4 miles of creeks. This premier Hill Country ranch offers trophy whitetail and exotics, 4 ponds, and multiple homesite locations with expansive views. Fully developed to balance habitat, recreation, and family enjoyment, it’s a rare Hill Country legacy estate offering exceptional beauty, privacy, and lasting value just over an hour from Austin.

934 ± Acres Devine, Texas 1.4± miles of live water Hondo Creek 1.2± miles of seasonal Brier Branch creek Several ponds 2 electric water wells Low fenced with cross fencing Older ranch house & set of pipe cattle pens Rich in history

Sycamore Creek Ranch is the complete package—a turnkey 906.74+/- acre high-fenced recreational ranch offering exceptional live water, trophy hunting, quality improvements, and the kind of natural beauty rarely found in one property.

Hill Country Oasis, Diverse 900 Acres with rising elevations, varied terrain, plethora of wildlife and an abundance of water resources.

893 ± Acres Comstock, Texas Remodeled 3BR/2BA modular house New storage buildings & 2 carports Skinning shed with water & electric 1 water well & 11 water troughs Scenic views Year-round feeding with corn & protein 8± miles of trails

$4,760,000
A great mix of prime browse, rolling topography, scattered oaks, ample water, and good soils make the Dos Colinas Ranch one to see for buyers looking for a high fenced ranch that they can put their own finishing touches on. This ranch is a great opportunity to shape a ranch into just what the new owner would like it to be, while benefiting from significant work by the current owner in the way of water development, enhancement of the deer herd, and the introduction of exotics. LOCATION Located just 20 miles north of the conveniences of Beeville, in northern Bee County, Dos Colinas Ranch is approximately 180 miles from Houston, 125 miles from Austin, and 75 miles from San Antonio and Corpus Christi. Access is via a paved county road to the gate, where a fee owned 60’ wide strip/ranch road leads to the main entry to the ranch. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT Located in the northern reaches of the South Texas Brush Country, this area averages approximately 30 inches of rainfall per year. A rolling property with a pair of ±80 foot hills, approximately 75% of the soils are sandy loam and sandy clay loams, excellent for grass for quail habitat and browse for deer. Elevations range from 370’ – 480’. There is ample water for wildlife spread around the ranch via 5 well-fed tanks and several troughs. Along with the hardwoods and mesquites, there is high quality browse including guallio, blackbrush, guyacan, granjeno, brasil, and lime prickly ash, among others. Grasses are predominantly a mix of natives such as windmill, side oats gramma, and three-awn. WILDLIFE At the time of this writing, there are twenty bred does fawning in the soft release pen. These does and the breeder bucks are South Texas genetics, and should produce some exceptional bucks. Additionally, there is a herd of 15 scimitar-horned oryx that are a mix of mature and younger (currently pre-breeding age) animals. As a bonus, there are at least a couple of Axis does on property. The turkey population on this ranch and area in general is excellent, and dove hunting can be great, particularly at the tanks. On a recent, short walk through some of the medium-thick country, several pairs of quail were flushed, which is not surprising given the soils and habitat. IMPROVEMENTS There are no vertical improvements on the ranch. There are multiple locations with electrical and water access that would make good homesites. WATER There are two electric wells and one solar installed by the current owner in 2024, plus an older electric well. All are piped to troughs and or small tanks spread around the ranch to insure water is close by for game. MINERALS Surface only (owner has no minerals). There are two older gas wells on the property that are active.

The Dilley Ranch, located in northernmost La Salle County on the Frio/La Salle County line, and just south of Dilley, is a fantastic opportunity for the agricultural producer, recreational user and investor alike. With frontage on both I-35 and County Line Road the possibilities are wide ranging. Highly productive soils and diverse brush complement the location of this ranch. LOCATION The ranch is accessed off the southbound frontage road of I-35 just south of Dilley. The northern boundary of the ranch fronts County Line Road providing additional access. Public road frontage is nearly 3 miles total. Drive time from San Antonio is just over an hour; from Austin is about 2:20 and from Houston is less than 4 hours. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT Diverse South Texas brush, trees and grasses are found on the ranch. The predominantly sandy loam soils provide the base for fantastic quail management opportunities. The ranch has been managed for both quail and grazing. WILDLIFE Wildlife populations may include native white-tailed deer, northern bobwhite quail, scaled quail, Rio Grande Turkey, dove, migratory waterfowl and feral hogs, allowing for excellent and diverse hunting opportunities. AGRICULTURE The ranch is very productive from a forage standpoint capable of supporting a 50 animal unit cattle operation. The ranch is cross fenced into multiple pastures/traps and there is a set of working pens. IMPROVEMENTS Aside from typical ranch operational infrastructure and a couple of old structures, the ranch is unimproved. WATER The ranch has one operating water well and one stock tank. The ranch is situated over the Carrizo Wilcox Aquifer and is located in the jurisdiction of the Wintergarden Groundwater Conservation District. ELECTRICITY Electricity is available at different locations on the ranch. MINERALS This offering is surface only. There is one existing production pad on the ranch and there is a surface use agreement in place that is associated with the current lease. OTHER DETAILS There are one pipeline easement and one transmission line easement that cross the ranch. The open space of the property benefits from 1D1 Agricultural/Wildlife Management use tax valuation. The tractor and shredder in the photo array are contractor owned and do not convey.

$25,438,500
This 847.95-acre property, located just 4 miles north of Johnson City, offers a rare and valuable investment opportunity. With its unrestricted frontage on HWY 281, stunning natural landscape, a ranch house, and existing water and power infrastructure, the property holds immense potential for future development or recreational use. Whether you’re seeking to develop residential or commercial projects or simply invest in a large tract of prime Hill Country land, this property provides unmatched versatility and long-term value in one of Texas’ most sought-after areas. LOCATION Positioned 4 miles north of Johnson City, this property benefits from 1.11 miles of HWY 281 frontage, providing excellent visibility and accessibility. Its location along a rapidly developing corridor in the Texas Hill Country enhances its potential for future appreciation and investment. The proximity to Johnson City, with its local charm and growing economy, adds further value for both commercial and residential opportunities. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The land features beautiful rolling hills, selectively cleared to showcase large oak trees while maintaining a minimal volume of cedar. This balance of open terrain and natural wooded areas creates an attractive setting ideal for development, recreation, or conservation. The property’s expansive 4,875 feet of the Cottonwood Creek watershed also presents a unique opportunity for lake construction, enhancing the land’s future potential for residential or resort-style developments. WILDLIFE The property is home to a variety of wildlife, including white-tailed deer, turkey, hogs, and axis, making it a premier location for hunting and outdoor recreation. The mixed terrain provides excellent habitat for these species, further enhancing the property’s appeal for recreational land buyers or those interested in maintaining the land for hunting purposes. IMPROVEMENTS This property is ready for immediate use, featuring a ranch house built in the 1980’s, offering approximately 1,300 square feet of living space. The property also comes equipped with a tapped and functional water well, and the land has been selectively cleared over the years to maintain its natural beauty. The unrestricted status allows for a variety of development possibilities, making it suitable for residential, commercial, or mixed-use projects. WATER In addition to the functional water well, the property boasts 4,875 feet of the Cottonwood Creek watershed, offering significant water resources with potential for lake construction. This feature could prove valuable for developers looking to create recreational or residential water features, further enhancing the property’s appeal and future value. ELECTRICITY The property benefits from on-site power access, offering convenience and infrastructure readiness for any future development. The proximity to HWY 281 further ensures easy access to utilities, making this land even more attractive to developers seeking a seamless transition into construction. AREA HISTORY Johnson City, known as the gateway to the Texas Hill Country, has a rich history rooted in agriculture, ranching, and outdoor recreation. Over the past decade, the area has experienced significant growth due to its proximity to both Austin and San Antonio, becoming a hub for tourism, wineries, and residential developments. This growth, combined with the region’s natural beauty, makes this property particularly well-positioned for future appreciation and development.