Prime West Texas hunting land in Jones County, just north of State Highway 180.
The property features thick mesquite cover, a wet-weather creek along the west side, and an earth tank providing valuable wildlife habitat.
Abundant game includes white-tailed deer, turkey, feral hogs, and other wildlife. With convenient paved access, this property offers excellent potential for hunting, recreation, or a private West Texas getaway.
Location: This is a great location just 30 minutes north of Abilene, approximately 3 hours west of Fort Worth, and just over 2 hours from Lubbock.
Acreage: This is a mostly level Mesquite pasture with a gentle roll toward the west.
A wet-weather creek provides additional cover and wildlife movement, while two earth tanks offer valuable water sources. Additional areas provide opportunities for food plots.
Topography: The topography is mostly level, with thick mesquite pasture and good native grasses, with a gentle roll toward the west.
A wet-weather creek provides additional cover and wildlife movement, while two earth tanks offer valuable water sources. Additional areas provide opportunities for food plots.
Rainfall and Elevation: The annual average rainfall is 25–26 inches.
Cover: Thick Mesquite pasture with 2 open areas that would make good food plots.
Fences: There is five-strand barbed wire fencing.
Utilities: Big Country Electric is along the FM road.
Water: Two earth tanks and rural water are in the area.
Hunting: Abundant game includes white-tailed deer, turkey, feral hogs, and other wildlife.
Mineral Rights: The seller believes they own all mineral interests, which are negotiable.
Price: This property is priced at $391,212.