Motley County, Texas Land For Sale (6 results)

1,438± Acres | Pease River Frontage | Exceptional Hunting & Cattle Ranch This impressive 1,438± acre ranch offers a rare combination of rugged West Texas beauty, excellent recreational opportunities, and productive grazing land. Featuring rolling cliffs, dramatic elevation changes, and beautiful topography, the property offers exceptional views and a diverse landscape that is well suited for both cattle and wildlife. A major highlight of the ranch is its Pease River frontage, along with Wind River running through it for 2 miles, creating natural habitat throughout the property. These rivers combined with tributary creeks along with rugged terrain, brush, and varied elevations provides an outstanding environment for both mule and whitetail deer, bobwhite quail, turkey, hogs, and other native wildlife, making this a premier hunting and recreational property. The ranch is equipped with three water wells, adding valuable infrastructure for livestock, wildlife, and ranch operations. The diverse terrain provides excellent opportunities for cattle grazing while the rolling country and natural draws create ideal areas for wildlife habitat and hunting. Whether you're looking for a working cattle ranch, a private hunting retreat, or a long-term land investment, this 1,438± acre property offers the size, water, terrain, and natural beauty that are increasingly difficult to find. Property Highlights: 1,438± acres Pease River frontage Wind River 3 water wells Rolling cliffs and dramatic topography Excellent cattle grazing potential Exceptional hunting and wildlife habitat Diverse terrain with elevation changes, draws, and native cover Ideal recreational ranch and long-term land investment Excellent combination of agriculture, hunting, and natural beauty

Located just outside of Roaring Springs between Roaring Springs and Matador, this exceptional 262.9 ± acre ranch offers outstanding accessibility, strong livestock infrastructure, and excellent recreational opportunities in the heart of ranch country. The property enjoys approximately one-quarter mile of paved frontage along State Highway 70 and an impressive one mile of paved frontage on Ranch Road 1045, providing multiple access points and exceptional convenience. The ranch is situated in an area known for its rich ranching heritage and productive grazing lands. Designed for both cattle and recreation, the property features quality working pens located in the southwest corner and two stock tanks, including one adjacent to the pens and a second centrally located on the southern portion of the ranch. The perimeter is enclosed by excellent five-strand barbed wire fencing, providing dependable containment and long-term durability. The landscape consists primarily of native grassland, offering productive grazing potential while maintaining a healthy mix of mature trees and scattered brush. This combination creates ideal cover and habitat for both livestock and wildlife. Hunters will appreciate the established setup, with blinds and feeders strategically placed throughout the ranch, making it well-suited for deer, quail, and other native game. Whether you're seeking a manageable cattle operation, a recreational hunting property, or a combination ranch with excellent access and infrastructure, this 262.9 ± acre offering presents a rare opportunity in Motley County.

Tract 13 at Darden Canyon: 51.07 acres in Motley County, $168,531 ($3,300 per acre). The High Plains quit all at once out here. The Caprock breaks apart into canyons and mesas, big sky and few neighbors, and Darden Canyon was cut from the middle of it. This is the heart of old Matador Ranch country, the spread a Scottish syndicate in Dundee bought in 1882 and grew into an empire of 861,000 acres below the Caprock, headquartered at Ballard Springs about fifteen miles from here. The Matador is still out there working cattle today. This has been hunting country from the start. Hide dealers out of Dodge City set up Tee Pee City in 1875, a trading post in this same corner of the county so rowdy the Matador declared it off limits to its own cowboys. Today the breaks carry a reputation for mule deer and aoudad, with whitetail in the mix, and ground this rough is exactly where that reputation gets earned. Each tract gives you your own piece of the breaks, surveyed before you buy, with deeded access instead of a handshake. Owner financing makes the numbers easy, as little as 5% down and a note you can stretch to 30 years. Call us about Darden Canyon, or come stand in the breaks and see it for yourself. Darden Canyon, Motley County, Texas. Tract 13, 51.07 acres.

Tract 14 at Darden Canyon: 46.59 acres in Motley County, $153,747 ($3,300 per acre). The High Plains quit all at once out here. The Caprock breaks apart into canyons and mesas, big sky and few neighbors, and Darden Canyon was cut from the middle of it. This is the heart of old Matador Ranch country, the spread a Scottish syndicate in Dundee bought in 1882 and grew into an empire of 861,000 acres below the Caprock, headquartered at Ballard Springs about fifteen miles from here. The Matador is still out there working cattle today. This has been hunting country from the start. Hide dealers out of Dodge City set up Tee Pee City in 1875, a trading post in this same corner of the county so rowdy the Matador declared it off limits to its own cowboys. Today the breaks carry a reputation for mule deer and aoudad, with whitetail in the mix, and ground this rough is exactly where that reputation gets earned. Each tract gives you your own piece of the breaks, surveyed before you buy, with deeded access instead of a handshake. Owner financing makes the numbers easy, as little as 5% down and a note you can stretch to 30 years. Call us about Darden Canyon, or come stand in the breaks and see it for yourself. Darden Canyon, Motley County, Texas. Tract 14, 46.59 acres.

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

54 Acres $220,875 Motley County, Tx North Texas acreage in the heart of big ranch country. Located just a few miles away from the famous 6666, Tongue River and Pitchfork ranches. Location: 15 miles southeast of Matador near Russellville off County Road 408 in southern Motley County. 1.5hrs- Lubbock 2.5hrs- Amarillo 2.5hrs- Abilene 3hrs- Midland 4hrs- DFW Improvements: - Solar water well - Maintained county road access - Ag exempt - Large ranch neighbor to the south Terrain is comprised of rolling red dirt elevations from hill tops down to creek beds and draws that hold the heaviest brush cover. Approximately 40 in elevation change. This area of Texas is known for producing trophy class Whitetail Deer and Mule Deer along with turkey, dove, quail and hogs. Owner financing: - $11,100 down minimum - Term up to 30 years - No credit checks - Military discount available Dillon Herchman, Agent 512-964-4749