Collingsworth County, Texas Land For Sale (5 results)

Call the Listing Agent, Andrew Pennington at 940-838-8112 for more information or to schedule a showing. Location: Located in Collingsworth County, eight miles northwest of Quail, Texas, on County Road N. Terrain: Nestled in the heart of the Texas Panhandle, the Salt Fork River Ranch is an exceptional 1,925 acre property offering premier hunting, abundant water resources, and striking natural beauty. The ranch is located in the western part of the county, halfway between Interstate 40 and U.S. Highway 287, for easy access. Bordered by the painted banks of the Salt Fork of the Red River near the north boundary, this ranch features over 150 feet of elevation change, creating dramatic rolling terrain, picturesque views, and a healthy wildlife environment. Renowned for its excellent wildlife habitat, the ranch supports thriving populations of whitetail deer, mule deer, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, and wild hogs. A healthy mix of native grasses is found throughout the ranch and has not been grazed for over 6 years along with scattered mesquite flats, hackberry thickets, and river-bottom hardwoods, all providing ideal cover, food, and roosting areas for game species. Water is abundant and well-distributed throughout the ranch, with two electric wells, one solar well, and a traditional windmill well all complemented by overflow ponds and a beautiful spring-fed seep pond that enhances surface water availability for both livestock and wildlife. The ranch is fully fenced with secure perimeter fencing, some cross-fencing into manageable pastures, and features multiple pipe-gated entrances for ease of access. A well-structured pipe overhead entrance, heavy-duty gate, and newly installed fencing along the road provide a secure entrance to the property. A well-maintained network of ranch roads ensures convenient travel across the property. Infrastructure includes electric utility access with service points along County Road N and a well-constructed set of pipe livestock pens with a working alley located at the southwest entrance. Whether you're seeking a recreational hunting paradise, a livestock operation, or a legacy land investment, Salt Fork River Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a premier piece of the Texas Panhandle. Improvements: Four water wells (two electric, one solar, one windmill), large concrete trough plumbed to electric well, large fiberglass water troughs with overflow ponds below, County Road N frontage, beautiful spring-fed seep pond, pipe cattle working pens/corrals, wildlife feeding stations, excellent road system, cross-fencing with pipe-gated entrances, excellent perimeter fencing, approximately two miles of Salt Fork of the Red River frontage. Wildlife: Mule deer, whitetail deer, bobwhite quail, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and wild hog.

Hidden Creek Ranch 2,244 Acres of Premier Texas Panhandle Ranch Land A rare opportunity has arrived to own Hidden Creek Ranch, a stunning 2,244 acre ranch located on the east side of the Texas Panhandle. Offering a remarkable combination of exceptional hunting, strong cattle potential, abundant water resources, and breathtaking terrain, this property truly represents the Old West at its finest. The ranch features over 400 feet of elevation change, providing spectacular panoramic views across the landscape. One of the defining characteristics of this property is its incredible water availability, with more than four miles of live Elm Creek, four ponds, and a water well located near the headquarters. This combination of natural and developed water resources makes Hidden Creek Ranch a truly unique property in the region. Wildlife is abundant throughout the ranch, with excellent populations of trophy low fence elk, trophy whitetail deer, high populations of turkey, crazy good duck and geese, dove, quail, and wild hogs. The hunting opportunities are exceptional, with impressive trophy elk and whitetails harvested on the property in recent years, including elk exceeding 400 inches and whitetail deer scoring over 190 inches. The ranch conveys with existing wildlife infrastructure, including stands and feeders, and over 200 acres of existing food plots, making it ready for the serious hunter from day one. Hidden Creek Ranch is located in a historic and proven cattle region. Neighboring historic ranches such as the Rocking Chair Ranch (152,000 acres), Mill Iron Ranch (30,000 acres), and Terra Rosa Ranch (30,000 acres) are a testament to the quality of this areas ranching heritage. The Collingsworth County FSA estimates the property can support approximately one animal unit per 10 to 15 acres, meaning a cattle operation could potentially run 150 to 200 head, depending on rainfall conditions. The ranch improvements are exceptional. The corrals are truly second to none, featuring all-pipe construction, thoughtful design by actul cattle industry folks, excellent accessibility, and quality craftsmanship throughout. The fences, including the perimeter fencing, are in very good condition and have been well maintained. For those looking for additional acreage, there is also an opportunity to purchase an adjoining 7,500 acres on the Oklahoma side from the same owner. This additional property is also well watered, covered in wildlife and offers the ability to expand an already impressive ranching and hunting operation. Having lived in the Texas Panhandle most of my life and hunted this region since 1986, I can confidently say that I have rarely encountered a property that combines hunting and cattle potential at this level. The Texas Panhandles trophy wildlife quality is one of its best-kept secrets, and Hidden Creek Ranch represents a rare chance to own a piece of this incredible landscape. Contact us today to schedule a private tour and experience Hidden Creek Ranch firsthand. This is a true legacy ranch opportunity.

Approximately 140 acres offering an exceptional combination of productive agricultural land, grazing, hunting, recreation, and country living in western Collingsworth County, just south of Dozier. This diverse property offers cultivated farmland, established improved grasses, native rangeland, and two scenic seasonal creek systems winding beneath mature cottonwoods and native hardwoods. Rolling terrain, colorful red bluffs, exposed rock outcroppings, and long-range views of the surrounding mesas create a landscape that is both productive and visually appealing. Whether your interests include farming, livestock, hunting, recreation, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of country living, this property offers a rare combination of versatility and natural beauty. Farmhouse & Improvements The property includes a classic Texas farmhouse featuring four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an attached two-car garage. Mature shade trees surround the homesite, providing privacy and a welcoming country atmosphere. Additional improvements include: • Attached two-car garage • Boxcar providing additional storage • Domestic water well • Red River Authority rural water service • Greenlight Gas • Greenbelt Electric Cooperative service • Vivint security system installed (subject to seller ownership and any existing service agreement) All appliances currently located on the property will convey with the sale. Certain furniture and furnishings may be available for purchase under a separate agreement. Agricultural Features The property contains a blend of cultivated acreage, improved grasses, and native rangeland suitable for agricultural production and livestock operations. Perimeter fences are in generally fair condition. Existing cross-fencing is limited, and additional cross-fencing could enhance rotational grazing management. FSA Information: • Wheat Base: 44.00 acres — PLC Yield 27 • Seed Cotton Base: 19.60 acres — PLC Yield 3,231 • Unassigned Generic Base: 4.90 acres Hunting & Recreation The seasonal creek systems, mature trees, native grasses, and natural cover provide excellent wildlife habitat throughout the property. Wildlife commonly found in the area includes: • Whitetail Deer • Feral Hogs • Quail • Dove • Numerous other native wildlife species The varied terrain, creek bottoms, red bluffs, rock outcroppings, and scenic overlooks provide excellent opportunities for hunting, hiking, wildlife observation, ATV riding, photography, and other outdoor recreation. Water & Utilities • Red River Authority Rural Water • One Domestic Water Well • Greenbelt Electric Cooperative • Greenlight Gas • Located within the Mesquite Groundwater Conservation District • No irrigation wells • No surface water Buyer should independently verify all utility availability, capacities, and specifications. Soils & Topography The property consists primarily of clay soils. Rolling terrain provides approximately seventy feet of elevation change from the northern portion of the property to the seasonal creek bottoms. Scenic red bluffs, exposed rock outcroppings, mature tree-lined creek bottoms, and long-range views of the surrounding mesas create an attractive setting for recreation, hunting, livestock, and country living. Mineral, Wind, Solar & Water Rights Any mineral interest owned by Seller, if any, will convey subject to prior reservations of record. All wind rights, solar rights, and water rights owned by Seller will convey. Existing Leases The property is currently subject to: • Hunting Lease through December 31, 2027 • Grazing Lease through December 31, 2027 Both leases cover approximately 138 acres and are with Douglas Coleman, Jr. Possession Possession of the farmhouse and approximately two acres will be granted upon Closing and Funding. Possession of the remaining approximately 138 acres will be subject to the existing Hunting Lease and Grazing Lease through December 31, 2027, and further subject to the tenant's right to harvest any growing crops remaining after that date. Full possession of the 138 acres will be delivered upon expiration of the leases and completion of the harvest of any growing crops, unless the tenant, Seller, and Buyer mutually agree otherwise in writing. Access Excellent access is provided by County Road I and FM 1036 along the northern boundary, with County Road 110 forming the western boundary. Location Conveniently located near: • Samnorwood — 4 miles • Shamrock — 18 miles • Wellington — 20 miles • McLean — 27 miles • Wheeler — 34 miles • Memphis — 35 miles • Mobeetie — 46 miles • Clarendon — 48 miles • Childress — 51 miles • Pampa — 64 miles • Elk City, Oklahoma — 70 miles • Turkey — 72 miles • Altus, Oklahoma — 80 miles • Amarillo — 100 miles • Wichita Falls — 159 miles • Lubbock — 173 miles • Oklahoma City — 182 miles • Abilene — 203 miles • Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex — 279 miles Additional Information No Trespassing. All showings are by appointment only through Chad Holland Real Estate or a licensed real estate agent authorized by the Listing Broker. As with any Exclusive Listing Agreement, the owners will not negotiate directly with prospective buyers. Please direct all inquiries to the Listing Broker. This property is not available for rent or lease, and owner financing is not available. All information is believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify acreage, boundaries, easements, taxes, utility availability, water rights, improvements, wildlife, soils, agricultural production, FSA information, and all other matters material to their purchase decision.

LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 147.94 acres +/-, in Section 30, Block 21, H&GN Survey, Collingsworth County, Texas. Complete metes and bounds description on file. ACREAGE: 147.94 +/- CRP: DRY FARMLAND: GRASSLAND: ALL TOPOGRAPHY: Rolling grassland - a good combination of open grassland with areas of trees and thickets. IMPROVEMENTS: 2019 built home is a 2 bedroom, 2 bath, with fireplace and central heat and air. The older home is a 2 bedroom, 2 bath, with an enclosed patio, bunkroom, saferoom, fireplace and central heat and air. Metal barn (approx 24' x 30'), box van, 40' storage container, stock shed. WATER: 2 - Submersible pumps, stocked pond. Yard area around home has a sprinkler system. UTILITIES: ELECTRICITY: Yes NATURAL GAS: No PROPANE: Yes PERSONAL PROPERTY: All appliances, Generac 24 KW generator, air compressor, electric welder in barn, cattle squeeze chute and game feeders are included w/ sale. TAXES: $1,680.23 base tax in 2025 w/ ag use exemptions SCHOOL DISTRICT: Hedley ISD MINERALS: Subject to previous reservations, Seller will reserve none. POSSESSION: Owner currently allows a neighbor to graze cattle on a portion of the property in exchange for hunting on the neighbors property. Otherwise the property is owner operated and possession is negotiable. PRICE: $850,000 OTHER DATA: Great recreational/cattle operation. Two very nice homes, one of which is near new. Automatic generator for back up power. Pond is stocked w/ bass and catfish, and has a small windmill that powers an aeration pump for pond. Great habitat for deer, dove, quail & turkey. ***The information contained herein was obtained from reliable sources; however, it is not guaranteed and is subject to prior sale or withdrawal. Buyer's broker/agent must be identified on first contact with listing broker and accompany buyer for all site visits to be considered for brokerage fee sharing.***

The Morgan Ranch consists of +-181 acres of CRP. The ranch has an excellent stand of grass. Scattered trees, plumb bushes, and brush that attracts wildlife. Farms to the north and east have irrigation. The Morgan Ranch might qualify for organic farming. Call Broker for reservations.