Jack County, Texas Land For Sale (75 results)

PRICE REDUCED! The Beaver Creek Ranch is perfect for buyers seeking a smaller-acreage ranch that is turn-key ready to start enjoying! As you drive through the gated entry, you'll immediately see how nicely this property has been maintained by its current owners for more than 20 years. The 60 acres is diverse and provides opportunities for hunting, grazing, fishing, and family recreation. The acreage is mostly level with some gradual slopes and has a great mix of open space and some thickly wooded areas. Trees include live oak, post oak, elm, some mesquite and cedar, plus a large native pecan tree in the SE pasture. There are two nice ponds located near the front of the ranch, the largest being approximately 1 acre when full, and stocked with catfish! A nicely updated 1 bedroom, 1 full bath cabin with a modern kitchen and sitting area comes completely furnished and has central HVAC. A separate but attached structure includes a laundry room and a small room that could serve as an office or bunkroom. A covered concrete pad extends from the cabins steel roofing structure and has electric service and a septic connection to support an RV. An additional covered area can serve as parking or as an extended patio area. There is also an outdoor firepit for evening relaxation and star gazing. A 40ft x 60ft steel barn with concrete floors, 15 ft sidewalls, and large overhead doors at each end, provides storage for equipment and ranch toys, and a great workshop. The barn has a dedicated electric meter and panel. Additional outbuildings include a storage shed, a well-house, and two 40 ft shipping containers. Native grasses are abundant and have supported cattle grazing for the current owners. The perimeter of the property is fully fenced, and several cross fences provide for several different pastures and separate livestock from the yard areas around the cabin and barn. All fences appear to be in good to excellent condition. An older, yet solid set of cattle pens provides efficient livestock handing. Property Details: Beaver Creek Lane is a private road exclusive to this property, which includes just over 1,000 ft of frontage along Halsell Ranch Road, a gravel county road. A separately fenced 6-acre field along the west side of the property has been typically cultivated in winter wheat, providing for winter grazing for cattle and wildlife. There are two separate electric meters serving the ranch. One serves the cabin area and the second serves the barn and the primary water well. There are two water wells, a 1500-gallon water storage tank, and water filtration equipment installed for the cabin. There is an underground storm shelter located near the cabin. The wooded area along the creek, towards the rear of the acreage provides habitat to deer, turkey and wild hogs. An elevated hunting blind, overlooking the wooded area conveys with the sale, along with the deer feeder. The current ag exemption provides significantly reduced property taxes. 2024 property taxes paid were $800. The ranch is located within the Graford ISD. There are no active oil/gas production, wind turbines, pipelines, or high voltage transmission lines on the property. There are wind turbines visible from the property. The nearest are 2+ miles to the NNW direction. All potential buyers will be required to provide the listing broker with a letter of financial prequalification prior to scheduling a showing. The listing broker or brokers agent must be present for all showings. Boundaries as outlined on aerial photos and provided maps are approximate. The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker or Seller. The Broker (MacDougall Ranch Properties) does not assume liability for typographical errors, misprints, nor for misinformation that may have been given us. All property is subject to change, withdrawal, or prior sale. Buyers' agent must be identified on first contact with Broker and must accompany the buyer on all showings to receive full fee participation when offered. The recipient bears sole responsibility for verification of the accuracy of the information contained herein and bears all risk for any inaccuracies.

Experience the hilltop views on this beautiful 23 acre property in southwest Jack County, just 30 minutes from Weatherford and an hour away from Forth Worth. There is new water well on the property drilled in 2020 and used ever since to water livestock. There are multiple places to put a home and improvements to take advantage of the landscape and scattered oak trees. Land This 23.34-acre haven features beautiful sandy loam soils, ideal for a variety of agricultural uses, along with scattered mature trees that provide both shade and character. The gently rolling pastures create a picturesque setting, leading up to elevated hilltop views that showcase the surrounding countryside. Toward the back of the property, you'll find a highly improved pastureperfect for grazing or hay productionalong with a tank/pond that offers a water source for livestock. Region & Climate Located in the rolling countryside of northern Parker and southern Jack County, the Perrin area is known for its open pastures, scattered oak trees, and sandy loam soils that support both grazing and rural homesites. The climate is humid subtropical, with hot summers and mild winters. Temperatures often reach the 90s in summer, while winters are generally moderate with occasional brief freezes. The area receives about 3035 inches of annual rainfall, mainly in the spring and fall, supporting strong grass growth and year-round land use. Location The property at 4312 Shawver Rd is located in the rural community of Perrin in southeastern Jack County, along the US Highway 281 corridor. This area sits on the northwest edge of the DallasFort Worth Metroplex, offering a quiet country setting with convenient access to nearby towns and city amenities. Mineral Wells is about 1520 minutes south and provides the closest full range of services, including groceries, dining, and healthcare. Jacksboro is roughly 15 minutes north with additional basic amenities and county services, while Weatherford is about 3035 minutes southeast and serves as a larger hub for shopping, restaurants, and retail. Fort Worth is approximately an hour away, offering full metropolitan conveniences, employment centers, and entertainment options. For air travel, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is about 7075 miles away (roughly an hour and fifteen minutes) and serves as the primary commercial airport for both domestic and international flights. Closer options for private aviation include Mineral Wells Regional Airport and North Texas Regional Airport.

447 acres in Jack County offering a rare opportunity to own a private end-of-the-road hunting ranch with outstanding wildlife habitat, diverse terrain, and excellent recreational features—all just 1 hour and 30 minutes from Fort Worth. This heavily wooded ranch is loaded with mature oak trees and features approximately 100 feet of elevation change, creating scenic views and ideal habitat for wildlife. Multiple wet weather creeks traverse the property, complemented by two fishing ponds that provide additional water sources for game and year-round recreational enjoyment. The ranch is well-equipped for hunting and outdoor use with quality perimeter fencing, good interior roads, and two hunting cabins already in place. The property offers exceptional hunting for deer and turkey, along with strong populations of hogs, ducks, and dove. Large neighboring acreage contributes to outstanding wildlife management opportunities and enhances the overall privacy and hunting experience. Several open areas provide excellent locations for food plots, feeders, and additional improvements. Whether you are looking for a turnkey recreational ranch, a hunting retreat, or a long-term land investment, this Jack County property delivers the ideal combination of seclusion, habitat diversity, and accessibility. Property Highlights: -447 acres of prime recreational and hunting land -Private end-of-road location -Heavily wooded with abundant mature oak trees -Approximately 100 feet of elevation change providing scenic views and varied terrain -Two fishing ponds -Wet weather creeks throughout the property -Great perimeter fencing -Good interior road system for easy access across the ranch -Two hunting cabins -Old water well on site (working status unknown) Wildlife & Hunting: This ranch is loaded with wildlife and offers exceptional hunting opportunities: -Excellent whitetail deer hunting with potential for Boone & Crockett genetics -Strong turkey population -Hog hunting -Duck hunting -Dove hunting Ranching & Recreation: -Multiple ideal locations for food plots -Plenty of room and good grass to run cattle -Diverse terrain and habitat for year-round enjoyment

Lush 136 acres located in Northeast Jack County. This 136-acre tract has incredible native grasses sprawling the majority of the property with mature hardwoods scattered throughout with the western part having heavy hardwood cover. The property has a water well at its center that is solar powered, makes 20 gallons per minute, and allows use to the north and south pastures. A newly built cross-fence divides the north and south pastures. Excellent hunting with abundant whitetail, turkey, hogs and dove. Ag Exempt. There is no oil & gas production on the property. Just one hour and 10 minutes from Fort Worth, TX. Deed Restrictions. No subdividing for a period of 10 years after closing. Upon the expiration of the 10-year period, no subdividing of tracts to less than 40 acres. No manufactured, mobile or modular homes including but not limited to storage containers converted to residential use or modular storage sheds converted to residential use. No part of the property shall be used as a wreckage yard or for use of waste refuge with impermissible materials including but not limited to oil field equipment, car wreckage or parts, trash or trash pits, metal recycling, etc. No commercial uses shall be permitted. No windfarms, solar farms or data centers. Seller is dividing the 136-acre tract from a larger tract that they will retain. The seller, at the sellers expense, will construct a division fence on the western boundary after closing. Shown by appointment only. If cooperating broker/agent is not present during initial contact, showings, and/or negotiations, cooperating broker/agent will not be entitled to full cooperating/compensation fee, with the cooperating/compensation fee being at the sole discretion of Maddox Realty.

Very diverse 29.17 acres that is part pasture, cultivated field and thick hardwoods. 29.17 acres on Ballard Road which is accessed off Hwy 199 or Hwy 281. A large creek runs into the property from the west and splits the property down the middle. Mature hardwoods line the banks of the creek. One stock tank. Property is part of a development Tract 10. Ag Exempt. Deed Restrictions. Good native grasses for your horses or cattle. Property does have one pumping jack on it. Property will be accessed by Ballard Road (private road). Ballard Road can be accessed by Hwy 199, Hwy 281 and Groveland Road (county road). Deed Restrictions: No subdividing. No manufactured, mobile or modular homes including but not limited to storage containers converted to residential use or modular storage sheds converted to residential use. No part of the property shall be used as a wreckage yard or for use of waste refuge with impermissible materials including but not limited to oil field equipment, car wreckage or parts, trash or trash pits, metal recycling, etc. RVs are permitted while building permanent residential structure(s) no more than 12 months. No commercial feedlot operation or livestock auction barn permitted. Shown by appointment only. If cooperating broker/agent is not present during initial contact, showing(s), and/or negotiations, cooperating broker/agent will not be entitled to full cooperating/compensation fee, with the cooperating/compensation fee being at the sole discretion of Maddox Realty.

Call the Listing Agent, Andrew Pennington at 940-838-8112 for more information or to schedule a showing. Location: Situated in the peaceful southern portion of Jack County, this 63 acre property offers a quiet country setting with convenient access to surrounding towns. The ranch sits just 10 miles south of Jacksboro and 18 miles north of Mineral Wells, placing you within an easy drive of grocery stores, feed suppliers, and dining while still preserving that private, rural feel. Major city access is also close byFort Worth is roughly 50 miles to the southeast, and Wichita Falls is about an hour north. A custom electric entrance gate welcomes you into the property, leading down a fenced, well-maintained private road that keeps livestock safely off the drive and away from the homestead. With great interior roads throughout, the ranch is easy to navigate whether youre hauling trailers, driving ranch trucks, or managing equipment. Terrain: This ranch is a standout example of clean, purposely cared for North Texas land. Brush, rocks, and invasive trees have been strategically cleared over the years, creating open, tight pastures balanced by pockets of mature oak, mesquite, and scattered hardwoods. Roughly 40% of the property is in thriving Coastal Bermuda, supported by sandy loam soils that are ideal for livestock or hay production. Three ponds offer dependable surface water and recreational fishing. The topography is gently rolling with approximately 10 feet of elevation change, giving the land excellent usability for cattle, equipment, and future building sites. The ranch includes three water wells, two of which are currently in operation, supplying ample water to the home and improvements. The landscape supports both agricultural use and wildlife habitat, providing excellent grazing and natural cover across approximately 63 acres of diverse landscape. Improvements: Every improvement on this ranch was built to be practical, long-lasting, and fully functional for everyday ranch life. The main residence is a 2,700 sq. ft. custom barndominium (built in 2006) tucked among mature timber and featuring an oversized kitchen, a cozy living area, a full upstairs master suite with a loft and 1212 walk-in closet, a downstairs guest bedroom with a bath, and a covered front porch. A 1,568 sq. ft. guest mobile home (1999) offers four bedrooms, two baths, an updated kitchen with custom cabinetry, a large living area, and covered front and back porchesideal for visitors or rental income. The property is exceptionally outfitted with multiple shops and barns, including a 3,200 sq. ft. spray-foam-insulated main shop, a 2,500 sq. ft. shop with three 12 roll-up doors, an 1,800 sq. ft. machine shop, a 900 sq. ft. insulated tool room, a 2030 storage building, a 1515 insulated well house, and a heated/cooled 400 sq. ft. office with keypad entry. A party barn with a kitchen, AC, bathroom, and roll-up windows adds space for gatherings and events. Livestock operations are supported by a covered lane and squeeze chute, tack room and stalls, 5-strand perimeter fencing in excellent condition, cross-fenced pastures, and a fenced entry drive with a 3-acre house trap. Wildlife: The property experiences minimal hunting pressure and supports a healthy wildlife population. Thick timber pockets and open coastal fields create a balanced habitat for a variety of species. Whitetail deer, Turkey, Dove. Fishing includes bass, catfish, and crappie. The ranch includes one blind and one feeder, and the combination of cultivated pastures with scattered timber makes this property ideal for hunting, observing wildlife, or simply enjoying the outdoors.

Located along FM 175 with paved road access just 18 miles north of Jacksboro, this exceptional 1,442-acre ranch represents one of the most diverse and thoughtfully improved land holdings in the region. The property offers an exquisite balance of productive land, abundant water, and scenic beauty, ideal for a premier recreational retreat, working ranch, or long-term investment. The ranch is exceptionally well-watered, featuring over twenty surface water features of various sizes, including a newly constructed approximately four acre lake that serves as a centerpiece of the property.There is over 1 mile of Flat Creek beautifully winding through out the ranch along with several other unnamed seasonal creeks winding through the landscape, supported by thousands of acres of watershed, ensuring reliable surface water and thriving wildlife habitat. Recent improvements enhance both function and accessibility. The headquarters area includes new electrical service, two recently drilled water wells, and multiple cleared and leveled homesites ready for future development and endless possibilities. Approximately half of the property boundary is high-fenced, offering superior wildlife management potential. The ranch benefits from a wildlife tax exemption and supports a carefully managed whitetail deer population, reflecting years of thoughtful stewardship. With approximately 200 feet of elevation change, the land features dramatic topography and expansive panoramic views from several vantage points. The diverse habitat includes roughly 525 acres of productive tillable soils nestled between rolling wooded hills, providing an ideal mix of open land and cover. The native vegetation consists primarily of post oak woodlands and mixed native browse, offering excellent wildlife forage and shelter. With its blend of natural beauty, abundant resources, and land improvements, this ranch offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a legacy property in a highly desirable area of North Texas.

Beautiful 127 acres off Roney Road in northwest Jack County. This property has mixed post oaks, mesquites, and live oaks as well as Lynn Creek running on its northwest corner. Large neighbors on all sides allow for privacy and seclusion. Electricity is on the property, and the area is known for good ground water. Abundant wildlife include whitetail, hogs, dove and turkey. Ag exempt. Deed restrictions: no subdividing, no manufactured/modular homes, and no trash pits. Owner/Agent. Asking price: $7,750 per acre. Shown by appointment only. If cooperating broker/agent is not present during initial contact, showing(s), and/or negotiations, cooperating broker/agent will not be entitled to full cooperating/compensation fee, with the cooperating/compensation fee being at the sole discretion of Maddox Realty.

Oak Ridge Ranch 428 is back on the market and priced aggressively at $5,675 per acre. This is a rare chance to own a well-rounded North Central Texas ranch with a prime location, solid land features, and ready-to-use condition. The ranch sits just fifteen minutes north of Graham, TX, and less than two hours from the DFW Metroplex, making it ideal for weekend use, full-time ownership, or long-term investment. The property features gently rolling terrain, scenic elevation changes, and a classic Texas landscape. Mature live oak trees spread across the ranch, providing shade, character, and visual appeal. Native mesquite cover enhances privacy and creates excellent wildlife habitat. Whitetail deer, turkey, and other native species thrive on the ranch, making it well-suited for hunting and outdoor recreation. Water is a key feature of Oak Ridge Ranch 428. Three well-maintained earth tanks sit strategically across the property and come stocked with fish. These tanks supply reliable water for wildlife and livestock while adding year-round recreational value and visual appeal. Oak Ridge Ranch 428 shows pride of ownership and remains free of oil and gas production. An agricultural exemption is already in place, helping reduce operating costs. Recently returned to the market at a lower price, the ranch presents strong value within the Graham, Texas land market. Ranches of this quality, condition, and location in North Central Texas are becoming harder to find. Contact agent/owner Josh Daniel at 214-458-9189 or 972-386-6165 to schedule a private showing. Location: This beautiful ranch is located northeast of Loving, Texas, in the eastern edge of Young and the western edge of Jack Counties on the south side of Stewart Ranch Road. Driving Directions: From Loving, head north on State Road 16 for approximately 6 miles to Stewart Ranch Road. Follow Stewart Ranch Road to the east for approximately 2.8 miles to the gate on the south side of the road. Acreage: Oak Ridge Ranch 428 consists of approximately 428± acres and is all in native and improved pastures. The north end of the ranch has a heavy cover of oaks, mostly Blackjack and Post Oak. As you head east and south, the ranch breaks off into rolling Mesquite pasture with some areas of thick Hackberry trees and Bull Mesquites. The cover and habitat are absolutely gorgeous with incredible views that do not disappoint. As mentioned before, the ranch lies in a transition zone, which creates beauty, high-quality cover, and bountiful groceries for livestock and wildlife. Topography: The topography in this area and on the ranch is rolling, with approximately 70 feet of elevation change. A nice drainage runs from north to south, feeding into the two ponds near the center of the ranch. Rainfall/Elevation: Jack County receives an average annual rainfall of approximately 30 inches according to the Texas Almanac online. Cover: The northern third of the ranch is a heavy Blackjack and Post Oak thicket intermixed with large Bull Mesquites and many different types of browse plants. As the topography breaks off to the south and east, the ranch opens up into a healthy mix of Hackberry and Mesquite pasture. Hackberry trees are a favorite because deer absolutely love them, and they are a high-value browse plant. The satellite imagery may be a little misleading, as it was for me, because the south end looks very open, but the cover is just about perfect. Fences: The fences are barbed wire and are in fair to excellent condition. Utilities: Electricity is available and currently connected to the cabin near the ranch’s center. Water: Oak Ridge Ranch 428 has an abundance of water with three beautiful, clear-water earth tanks, as well as a water well connected to the cabin. The ponds and tanks are perfect for fishing or simply relaxing and enjoying the view. Hunting: Hunting in Jack and Young counties is known to be very good, producing plenty of high-quality game. The transition zones consistently provide excellent habitat for wildlife and a veritable buffet for animals to thrive. This area supports a healthy population of whitetail deer, Bobwhite quail, Rio Grande turkeys, and feral hogs. The southern end is a little more open and will offer plenty of opportunities for calling varmints. The ranch also has several surface tanks that are great for fishing during the warmer months. Residence and Improvements: Oak Ridge Ranch 428 is designed for those who truly love the outdoors. Outfitted with state-of-the-art feeders, blinds, and hunting accommodations, it’s a turnkey property for hunting, fishing, and family fun. Overlooking one of the scenic valleys is a beautifully equipped two-bedroom and one-bathroom log cabin, offering modern comfort and rustic charm. The cabin features all the amenities needed for weekend getaways or extended stays. The porch is the perfect place to relax with a book or enjoy a cigar and a cocktail with friends. Minerals: The seller does not own any minerals under this property. Price: The property is now offered at a reduced price of $2,428,900, reflecting a motivated seller. The information contained herein is believed to be true and correct. However, Ekdahl Real Estate does not give any warranty for its accuracy. It is the buyer or buyer’s agent responsibility to verify all information. Please be advised that Ekdahl Real Estate represents the seller in this transaction. Buyer’s agent must be identified on first contact & must accompany buying prospect on all showings to be allowed full participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Ekdahl Real Estate. No trespassing. Seller’s agent must be present for showings. Since 1980, Ekdahl Real Estate has been a leader in West Texas real estate, providing world-class service to clients throughout Texas and Oklahoma. A full-service brokerage, Ekdahl specializes in farm and ranch, recreational, residential, and commercial properties, providing clients with an exceptional buying and selling experience. Headquartered in Stamford, Texas, Ekdahl also has offices located in Abilene, Anson, Aspermont, and Rotan, with dedicated and knowledgeable agents serving the areas. Visit ekdahlrealestate.net for more information and to view current properties.

Incredible ranch with panoramic views for miles! This is truly an outdoorsmans paradise, offering unmatched natural beauty and recreational potential. The property boasts dramatic elevation changes that not only create stunning vistas but also enhance the terrain for hunting and exploration. Two well-maintained stock tanks and dense hardwood coveragefeaturing mature oaks and other native speciesprovide a thriving habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, and other wildlife. Board Tree Creek, a picturesque wet-weather creek, winds through the property, adding to the natural charm and seasonal water flow. The fencing is in excellent condition, and a network of ranch roads in good shape allows easy access throughout the land. Theres a windmill on-site, and electricity is available nearby, just north of the property line. This ranch is ideal for deer hunting, wildlife watching, weekend retreats, or building a permanent home. Located just outside the quaint town of Bryson in Jack County, this property offers privacy, seclusion, and the peace of rural Texas livingwhile still being within driving distance to larger towns and amenities. Buyer's representative to verify all utilities, measurements, taxes, school district & all information. Land Company of Texas, LLC gladly participates with other brokers. Buyer's agent must accompany buyer at first showing to receive full buyer's agent commission. At Land Company of Texas, LLC we strive to bring you accurate, informative, and relevant information in a readable and understandable manner. We do not assume liability for typographical errors, misprints, or misinformation that may have been given to us, nor do we guarantee its reliability. All property is subject to change, withdrawal, or prior sale. We will assist all buyers in verifying the above information to the best of our ability.

Stunning 300 acres just south of Jacksboro, TX on FM 4. Surrounded by large landowners, this pristine 300 acres is turn-key for hunting or agriculture. Sloped from north to south, this property has 6 stock tanks that are fed by multiple draws and the West Fork of Keechi Creek coming from the west. It is comprised mostly of mesquite with dense hardwoods running along Keechi Creek. It is thick with lush native grass that has been left undisturbed and well managed. There is electricity that runs to the middle of the property. Ag Exempt. Roughly 5,600 feet of FM 4 frontage with two existing entrances. No water well, but neighbor to the direct east has a 15 gpm well. Surface only. Asking price: $7,250 per acre. Shown by appointment only.

Perfect tract of land to build your dream home, ranch or weekend getaway. 29.56 acres on Ballard Road. Electricity is at the highway. Mostly open with some scattered mesquite trees on the east side. Property is part of a development Tract 4. Ag Exempt. Deed Restrictions. Good native grasses for your horses or cattle. Good hunting including whitetail, hogs, turkey and doves. Property will be accessed by a private road (Ballard Road) off Hwy 199. Asking price: $29.56 ($8,950 per acre) Deed Restrictions: No subdividing. No manufactured, mobile or modular homes including but not limited to storage containers converted to residential use or modular storage sheds converted to residential use. No part of the property shall be used as a wreckage yard or for use of waste refuge with impermissible materials including but not limited to oil field equipment, car wreckage or parts, trash or trash pits, metal recycling, etc. RVs are permitted while building permanent residential structure(s) no more than 12 months. No commercial feedlot operation or livestock auction barn permitted. Shown by appointment only. If cooperating broker/agent is not present during initial contact, showing(s), and/or negotiations, cooperating broker/agent will not be entitled to full cooperating/compensation fee, with the cooperating/compensation fee being at the sole discretion of Maddox Realty.

Welcome to 278 High Ridge Ranch in Jacksboro, Texas. This ranch offers 278 acres of rolling terrain, towering trees, and wide-open views. It truly needs to be experienced in person to appreciate its beauty. The property is fully fenced, including partial high fencing, and features incredible views of the surrounding hills. There are two furnished homes on the ranch, and furnishings will convey with an acceptable offer. The first residence is a charming 1930s farmhouse that has been well-maintained and includes a working water well that supplies both homes and the barn. The second residence is a 1987 ranch-style home with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, two living areas, and a large carport. Historically, this property has supported both cattle operations and recreational hunting. There are five tanks on the ranch, including one that is approximately one acre in size, providing great water for livestock and wildlife. With dramatic elevation changes, mature tree cover, and abundant natural beauty, this ranch is ready for your next chapter in Texas ranch living. Schedule a tour with Crissy Ward today! Driving Directions: From Hwy 380 coming out of Jacksboro, turn south or left onto Sand Flat Road. The property will be on the right. Watch for signs. The physical address is 1992 Sand Flat Road, Jacksboro, TX. Location: The 278 High Ridge Ranch is located in Jack County between Jacksboro and Bryson, just south of US 380. This ranch offers convenient access to several nearby cities and towns. It is approximately 15 minutes from Jacksboro, 30 minutes east of Graham, 45 minutes north of Mineral Wells, 1 hour 30 minutes northwest of Fort Worth, and 1 hour south of Wichita Falls. Acreage: This property includes approximately 278 acres in total. About 4 acres make up the homestead area, which includes the homes and outbuildings. Roughly 50 acres were previously used for cultivation, and another 50 acres consist of improved coastal Bermuda pasture located in the central portion of the ranch. The remaining approximately 150 acres are native rangeland, ideal for hunting and wildlife habitat. Topography: This property has 100 feet of elevation change. Rainfall/Elevation: According to Jack County, the average annual rainfall for the county is 30 inches. Cover: There is a nice mix of open and brush country. Several types of trees including mesquite, cedar, cottonwood, oak, Fences: Fencing includes partial high fence, barbed-wire fencing, and pipe fencing. There are also cattle guards at both entry gates to the property. Utilities: Fort Belknap Electric Co-op provides electricity for both houses, and Liquid Propane is used in the original farmhouse. Water: There is a water well that feeds both the houses and the barns. Multiple tanks are present, with the main tank reaching over an acre in size. Hunting: There is an abundance of wildlife, including deer, turkeys, ducks, hogs, and doves. Residence and Improvements: There are two homes on this ranch. The first is an older farmhouse, original to the estate and dating back to approximately 1960, that has been well maintained. The second, and main residence, is a 1987 ranch-style home featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas, a carport, and covered porches. Minerals: This property is being offered as surface estate only; the seller does not own any of the mineral rights. Price: The property is priced at $2,418,000. The information contained herein is believed to be true and correct. However, Ekdahl Real Estate does not give any warranty for its accuracy. It is the buyer or buyers agent responsibility to verify all information. Please be advised that Ekdahl Real Estate represents the seller in this transaction. Buyers agent must be identified on first contact & must accompany buying prospect on all showings to be allowed full participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Ekdahl Real Estate. No trespassing. Sellers agent must be present for showings. Since 1980, Ekdahl Real Estate has been a leader in West Texas real estate, providing world-class service to clients throughout Texas and Oklahoma. A full-service brokerage, Ekdahl specializes in farm and ranch, recreational, residential, and commercial properties, providing clients with an exceptional buying and selling experience. Headquartered in Stamford, Texas, Ekdahl also has offices located in Abilene, Anson, Aspermont, and Rotan, with dedicated and knowledgeable agents serving the areas. Visit ekdahlrealestate.net for more information and to view current properties.

Escape to 120.25 acres of prime North Texas hunting and recreational land just 3 miles south of Bryson in Jack County. This versatile property offers a rare combination of improved pasture, mature hardwoods, and live water, making it ideal as a hunting retreat, ranch, or buildable acreage for a primary or weekend home. Extensive clearing has transformed the landscape into a balanced mix of open grazing land and natural wildlife habitat. Rolling terrain with elevations ranging from 1,100 to 1,200 feet provides scenic build sites and long-range views. Board Tree Creek winds through the property, complemented by multiple natural ponds that support wildlife and livestock. With an average annual rainfall of 32 inches, the land consistently produces lush grasses, native vegetation, and mast-producing trees including oak and pecan. This property sits in a highly sought-after hunting region, offering excellent populations of whitetail deer, turkey, feral hogs, and small game. Dense cover of oak, juniper, mesquite, and hardwoods creates ideal bedding and travel corridors. The area's rich history also presents opportunities for discovering artifacts from early settlers and Native American inhabitants. Access is a standout feature, with paved frontage on FM 1191 leading directly to a gated entranceno long gravel roads required. The property is perimeter fenced with 5-strand barbed wire and is well-suited for cattle, horses, or other livestock. Conveniently located near Possum Kingdom Lake, Lake Graham, and Lake Bridgeport, this land offers both seclusion and proximity to major recreational destinations, making it a strong investment and legacy property. Property Highlights120.25 acres in Jack County, TX 3 miles south of Bryson, TX Paved FM 1191 frontage with gated access Board Tree Creek + multiple natural ponds Excellent hunting: deer, turkey, hogs, small game Mix of pasture, hardwoods, and brush cover Elevation change (1,1001,200 ft) with scenic views Cleared areas ready for grazing or building 5-strand barbed wire fencing (mostly complete) Ideal for ranching, recreation, or rural residence Near Possum Kingdom Lake, Lake Graham & Lake Bridgeport No mineral rights convey

Lake Godstone 188 Acres | Jack County, Texas | Call for Price VIP Open Ranch Preview Opportunity Now Scheduling Private Tours Join us for a VIP Open Ranch Event at Lake Godstone on November 18th. RSVP to to secure your spot. Discover Lake Godstone, a 188-acre premier recreational ranch and campground in Jack County, Texas. This beautifully unique property features a 4-acre, 40-foot-deep spring-fed lake stocked with trophy largemouth bass, surrounded by scenic trails, diverse habitat, and thriving wildlifeincluding trophy whitetail deer managed under a wildlife management tax exemption. Purpose-built for retreats, outdoor recreation, and hospitality, Lake Godstone hosts up to 60+ guests across a variety of well-appointed accommodations. The 6-bedroom, 3-bath lodge offers 35 beds and panoramic lake views. Additional improvements include six cabins, two RV sites, multiple primitive campsites, and a modern bathhouse. all supplemented by a all powered by a 40 KW solar-integrated power plant and private wells. With a proven annual income of approximately $240,000, this property blends recreation, revenue, and conservation in a way rarely found in North Texas. Lake Godstone represents an exclusive opportunity for investors, families, or organizations seeking a turn-key legacy ranch within 90 minutes of the DFW Metroplex. Serious buyers must contact the listing Agent, Kasey Mock with The Mock Ranches Group directly for pricing and full details. *Call Kasey Mock | 512-275-6625 *RSVP: * Highlights 188 acres with 4-acre, 40'-deep spring-fed Lake Godstone Trophy largemouth bass and whitetail deer Wildlife management tax exemption $240,000 annual income from lodging and recreation 6-bed, 3-bath lodge (35 beds total) 6 cabins, 2 RV sites, multiple campsites, and modern bathhouse 40 KW solar power plant with backup generator Sleeps 60+ guests comfortably Proven event and lodging infrastructure 90 minutes from DFW VIP Open Ranch Event Nov 18 | RSVP Required Call for Price Private pre-market showings only Showing Instructions: This property is marketed and shown exclusively by The Mock Ranches Group, a team with Keller Williams Realty. Please contact 512-275-6625 for showing information. All appointments must be made with the listing broker and be accompanied. Notice to Buyers Agents: Buyer agents must make first contact and be present for all showings.

Hasten Ranch is 164 acres of premier recreational land located just 14 miles northwest of Jacksboro in scenic Jack County. Defined by two prominent hilltops with sweeping views and dramatic elevation changes, this North Texas ranch offers both striking topography and exceptional privacy. The landscape is densely wooded with mature oak and cedar elm, complemented by thick native underbrush that provides ideal habitat for wildlife. Three ponds are thoughtfully scattered across the property, including one stocked with bass and catfish, enhancing the recreational appeal. Hasten Ranch is a true sportsman's retreat. Abundant wildlife includes whitetail deer, hogs, ducks, dove, and geese, offering outstanding year-round hunting opportunities. Fishing in the stocked pond adds another layer of outdoor enjoyment, making the ranch equally suited for quiet mornings by the water or active weekends in the field. Tucked into the southwest corner of the property sits a 1,520-square-foot hunter's cabin designed for comfort after a day outdoors. The cabin features two bedrooms, including a loft above the primary bedroom, creating a welcoming space for family and guests. Just behind the cabin, a 1,200-square-foot shop provides ample storage for tools, equipment, and ATVs. Ready to support both recreation and ranch operations. Valuable frontage along Highway 114 and paved FM 1191 offers convenient access while maintaining a private, secluded feel. Prime location, diverse topography, water features, and road frontage add both immediate enjoyment and long-term investment potential. Hasten Ranch is more than a recreational property. It is a legacy retreat where elevated views, abundant wildlife, and peaceful seclusion come together in one remarkable offering. -- IMPROVEMENTS -- Utilities ~ Electricity meter installed, water well supplies the cabin Road System ~ Dirt ATV roads throughout, good road system Fencing ~ Adequate for cattle grazing, could use some repairs Other Improvements ~ Set of cattle pens -- WATER, COVER & TERRAIN -- Surface Water ~ Three ponds, the largest is 0.91 acres when full Water ~ Great underground water in the area Tree Cover ~ 100% heavy to sparsely wooded; hardwoods, mesquite, elm, hackberry Underbrush ~ Thick underbrush Native Grasses ~ 100% native grasses Grazing ~ Currently under AG exemption by the owner Elevation ~ 180 ft -- HUNTING & RECREATION -- Wildlife ~ Whitetail Deer, Rio-Grande Turkey, duck, dove, hogs, varmint Hunting ~ No current hunting lease Fishing ~ Large pond stocked with bass and catfish Land ~ Dramatic elevation with great build sites Native Grasses ~ Thick grasses, excellent bedding -- MINERALS & WIND -- Mineral Rights ~ No minerals available O&G Production ~ No active oil and gas production Wind Rights ~ 100% wind rights convey Wind Production ~ No active wind lease on the ranch, Senate Wind Farm is 4 miles south -- ACCESS & DISTANCES -- Road Frontage ~ HWY 114 frontage - 3200 ft, paved FM 1191 frontage - 2000 ft Nearby Towns ~ 14 mi NW of Jacksboro, Texas Major Cities ~ 48 mi SE of Wichita Falls, 75 mi NW of Fort Worth Airports ~ 25 mi NW of Graham Municipal, 50 mi SE of Wichita Falls Regional AGENT COMMENTS: Hasten Ranch is a perfect recreational retreat from the lights of the big city. A short drive from DFW makes this a desirable ranch to escape to and hunt, fish, or just relax. The dramatic elevation gives this property a unique characteristic hard to find on a ranch of its size. Listing Agent: Heath Kramer 940-456-0575

Secluded 131.7 acres with a 1,278 square foot, 2 bedroom, 2 bath residence with scenic views to the south. The house is perched on the elevated northern side of the property overlooking the property with its lush hardwoods on its southern side. Lynn Creek snakes from southwest to northeast running through mature post oaks and live oak trees. Excellent hunting. The property has large neighbors on all sides allowing for peace and quiet. The residence is only 3 years old and is in pristine condition. Ag Exempt. Water well makes 8 gallons per minute. Turn-key property. Shown by appointment only. Deed Restrictions: No subdividing, no manufactured/modular homes and no trash pits. Conveyed with Property: Kubota M7040 - 4WD Tractor, Cub Cadet Ultima ZT1 Zero Turn & Polaris Ranger RZR4 Side-by-Side. If cooperating broker/agent is not present during initial contact, showing(s), and/or negotiations, cooperating broker/agent will not be entitled to full cooper

Sprawling across 86 scenic acres in Perrin, this North Texas ranch is all about space, privacy and usable land. A mix of open pastures and mature hardwoods creates ideal habitat for cattle, horses and wildlife, with gently rolling terrain, multiple ponds and established grasses enhancing both agricultural and recreational potential. The modest farmhouse offers a comfortable home base or guest quarters while you run cattle, hunt, ride or plan a future custom build. With paved road access, big skies and room to roam, this is a rare opportunity to own a classic Jack County ranch with endless possibilities.

Bryson Oaks Ranch 209 Acres in Jack County, Texas Tucked away in the rolling hills just north of Bryson, Texas, sits the 209-acre Bryson Oaks Ranchrich in character, history, and opportunity. If youre looking for a recreational escape, a working cattle property, or a place to build your legacy, this land offers a rare blend of natural beauty and seclusion that's hard to find in North Texas. The landscape is diverse, ranging from rocky hillsides and open parks to thick stands of post oaks. A nice-sized pond is tucked among the trees, attracting wildlife and adding to the ranchs natural charm. Live oaks and post oaks are scattered throughout, while mesquites and native grasses fill in the open areas. With over 160 feet of elevation change, the rolling topography creates dramatic views, rich habitat, and a true sense of adventure. The ranch feels larger than its acreage and should hunt accordingly. Well-suited for both livestock and hunting, the ranch is cross-fenced and has solid perimeter fencing, ready to support cattle or other animals. There are no oil or gas production sites on the propertyonly a small underground pipeline located in the southern portion. No wind turbines are present. Wildlife is plentiful, with whitetail deer, feral hogs, and wild turkey frequently spotted. Game sign is abundant. Several ideal building sites can be found across the ranch. Current access is via a short easement off North College Avenue, with road frontage on Dead End Road at the northeast corner. Electricity runs along the eastern border and is also near the southern edge of the property. Water well data on neighboring tracts suggests good potential for groundwater access. The Bryson Oaks Ranch209 acres full of possibility. A classic Jack County property with everything youd want in a North Texas ranch. DETAILS: Varied topography 160 feet of elevation change .8 acre pond Mature post oak and live oak trees Whitetail and feral hogs No oil and gas locations Cross-fenced The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

The LW2, 156.43-Acre Jack County Ranch Jared Kennedy of Whitetail Properties is proud to offer this 156.43-acre pristine recreational ranch. Located 13.1 miles west of Jacksboro, 74 miles West of Fort Worth, and 55 miles south of Wichita Falls. The LW2 is ready for the working cattle rancher and sets up beautifully for the hunter and fisherman looking for a diverse and peaceful retreat. Native grasses, clover, and vibrant wildflowers cover the pastures, motts of majestic live oaks, post oaks, and mature mesquite trees provide cover and a dynamic landscape. A seasonal creek and four ponds water the landscape, making it an ideal canvas for a custom homestead, working ranch, recreational retreat, or a prescient investment. This ranch is free of oil and gas production, and no pipeline crosses it. The land is very diverse with spots of open pasture, thick oak motts, mature mesquite flats, and a pecan-lined creek bottom. Water Features: A seasonal creek winds through the property, complemented by four stock ponds , offering over 2 acres of total surface water. Two ponds are teeming with bass and panfish, ideal for fishing enthusiasts or livestock watering. Agricultural Infrastructure: Fully fenced and cross-fenced with native pastures, perfect for grazing or possible hay production. Hunting & Recreation: Abundant wildlife, including whitetail deer, wild turkey, and hogs, with trails weaving through the tree-lined landscape for hunting, hiking, or ATV adventures. Accessibility: County Road frontage on Burwick Rd. Current agricultural exemption for low property taxes. This Jack County ranch is a rare find, offering a vibrant, water-rich landscape for livestock production, a recreational haven, or a custom homestead. Its proximity to the DFW metroplex and natural beauty make it a prime investment for personal enjoyment or future appreciation. DETAILS - Beautiful and diverse - Post and live oak covered pastures - Seasonal creek and four ponds - Whitetail deer, waterfowl, turkey and feral pigs all over the ranch - No oil and gas production and no pipelines The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

View for miles from this 11-acre tract on Mountain Home Road in west Jack County. The property sits on the side of a hill allowing for scenic east and northeast views. Mainly open pasture on the west side with slopes to the east covered in post oaks. This property is fully raw, is completely fenced and has electricity at the road.

100 acre tract just northwest of Jermyn, TX set up perfectly for a hunters paradise or a great ranch to build your dream home. Mostly large, old-growth mesquite trees providing great cover for wildlife. The southeast portion has dense hardwood cover with Cameron Creek running just south of the property line. There are a few small stock tanks and an old windmill. The area around Jermyn is known for having good ground water. The property includes a small hunters cabin and has many trails all throughout allowing for easy access to the whole property. Electricity runs through the northern portion of the property. Access off of FM 2950 with approximately 0.45 miles of frontage. If cooperating broker/agent is not present during initial contact, showing(s), negotiations, cooperating/broker agent will not be entitled to full cooperating fee, with the cooperating fee being at the sole discretion of Maddox Realty. Directions: From Jermyn, TX head roughly 1 miles West on Hwy 114 and take a right (North) onto FM 2950. From there head North for 0.9 miles to Pierce Road on the left. Gate where FM 2950 and Pierce Road meet.

36.42 Acres on FM 2210 just to the east of Perrin, TX. This tract of land would be perfect to build upon or use for recreation. The property has a 1,200 square foot shop with concrete floor. Small stock tank. Electricity runs along FM 2210. The property has an existing water well, but the condition is unknown. There is a water well just 0.2 of a mile to the west that makes 35 gpm. Ag Exempt. There is also a small creek that runs at the southeast corner of the property. Asking price: $475,000

Ideal tract of land to build your dream home, ranch or weekend getaway. 55.06 acres fronting Hwy 281 as well as Abernathie Road (private road). This property is mostly open with a few scattered hardwood. There is electricity as well as a water well that produces 15 gallons per minute. Great native grasses. Ag Exempt. This property is part of a development, with other tracts being available. The property is well suited for a horse or cattle operation. Asking price: $495,000 Water: Property has a water well that makes roughly 15 gallons per minute and is at a depth of 200. Electricity: The property has electricity. It runs from Hwy 281 to the water well. Oil and Gas: There are two well sites on the property. One located at the northwest corner with its own entrance off Hwy 281. The other is at the northeast corner. Deed Restrictions: No subdividing. No manufactured, mobile or modular homes including but not limited to storage containers converted to residential use or modular storage sheds converted to residential use. No part of the property shall be used as a wreckage yard or for use of waste refuge with impermissible materials including but not limited to oil field equipment, car wreckage or parts, trash or trash pits, metal recycling, etc. RVs are permitted while building permanent residential structure(s) no more than 12 months. No commercial uses are permitted. If cooperating broker/agent is not present during initial contact, showing(s), and/or negotiations, the cooperating broker/agent will not be entitled to the full cooperating/compensation fee with the cooperating/compensation fee being at the sole discretion of Maddox Realty

The Salt Creek 48 Teague Lane, Jack County, TX Located in the Salt Creek Valley of southern Jack County, this 48.43-acre tract features two distinct and diverse land types. The western two-thirds is gently rolling pasture featuring native grasses, mature post oaks, mesquite, and locust trees, as well as a stocked pond. The eastern third is heavily wooded bottomland, cut in two by Salt Creek. Pools in the creek hold water year-round, but it flows heavily with the spring and fall rains. Large boulders line the banks, and wildlife sign is plentiful. The beautiful topography of the northern hill country on neighboring ranches enhances the feeling of solitude. Access: Frontage on county-maintained Teague Lane, approximately southwest of Jacksboro Water Features: Half-acre stocked pond and approximately 775 ft of Salt Creek frontage both offer seasonal fishing and reliable wildlife water sources. Terrain & Cover: Gently rolling, with a mix of open grassland and native hardwood cover suited to wildlife habitat Wildlife: Whitetail deer, feral hogs, wild turkey, plus various small and upland game species Utilities: No improvements on site; electricity available nearby Potential Uses: Hunting tract, recreational use, weekend getaway, or possible home site School District Graford ISD This property falls within the Graford Independent School District, a small rural PK12 district headquartered in Palo Pinto County (serving portions of southern Jack County). Graford ISD has one campus serving about 330 students from preschool through 12th grade, with an overall studentteacher ratio of roughly 9:1. Summary: A nofrills, readytouse recreational tract featuring solid water, terrain, and wildlife amenities. Perfect for outdoorsmen or those seeking a secluded weekend escape with access to Graford schools serving preK through high school. Details: - Rolling topography - Post Oaks and mature Mesquites - Whitetail deer, feral hogs, turkey The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.