This 319±-acre farm in Haskell County will make someone a fantastic stock farm. It offers a good combination of productive cultivation and perennial grassland. It is also located in an area known for phenomenal migratory bird hunting.
Call Rex Detamore for more information on this farm.
Location: The farm is conveniently located in the middle of the communities of Haskell, Rule, O'Brien, and Weinert.
Acreage: 319.51± acres, with approximately 175 acres of established coastal. The balance is in cultivation, which is mainly comprised of Abilene Miles Complex soil.
Topography: The cultivated ground has very little slope. There is some undulation in the grassland.
Rainfall and Elevation: According to the Texas Almanac, Haskell County receives 24.14 inches of annual rainfall and has a 232-day growing season.
Fences: Most of the property is unfenced. Tenants have traditionally used a hotwire for cattle. There is a permanent fence on the South end.
Utilities: Electricity is not currently installed on the property. However, there are power lines nearby.
Water: There is a small earthen stock tank on the property. Additionally, there is a water well complete with a solar pump, and another cased well with no pump. The Sellers are unaware of the depth or the gallons per minute it produces.
Hunting: This area is widely known for its migratory game birds. Traditionally, there are large numbers of doves in the Fall, and sandhill cranes and geese in the winter.
Mineral Rights: Sale is surface only. Sellers do not own any minerals under this property. There are two producing oil wells on the east side of the farm.
Price: This property is priced at $694,912.