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Turtle Hill Ranch on the Colorado is a 1,480± acre live water cattle and hunting ranch near Brookesmith and Brownwood, offering nearly a mile of deep Colorado River frontage with a broad rock beach plus additional Home Creek frontage and Boggy Creek running through the heart of the property. The river, creeks, and twelve stock ponds provide rare year-round surface water that supports both a capable livestock program and abundant wildlife. Rolling hills, elevation changes, limestone cliffs, and shaded creek bottoms create a dramatic look on approach and provide excellent habitat for white-tailed deer, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, ducks, and other native game, with exotics also observed on the ranch. The land is fully fenced and cross fenced with strong native grasses, pipe and sucker rod working pens, and practical pasture layout, giving it real production value beyond just recreation. Improvements include two ranch homes with water, electricity, and internet, a 30x40 shop at the river house, a second 30x40 shop with lean-to porches in the center of the ranch, a 40x50 hay barn with additional storage, a 35x25 livestock shelter, and a good internal road system with miles of ATV-UTV trails providing access to homes, river, ponds, and hunting areas. Power has been run strategically throughout the property, including all the way down to the river, allowing future owners flexibility for additional improvements or riverfront amenities. With all owned minerals conveying and no active oil and gas leases reported, Turtle Hill Ranch combines Colorado River frontage, multiple live water features, strong terrain, and existing improvements into a rare Central Texas offering suited for buyers looking for a working cattle ranch, a serious hunting and recreation place, or a long-term legacy land investment.

Turtle Hill Ranch on the Colorado is a 1,480± acre live water cattle and hunting ranch near Brookesmith and Brownwood, offering nearly a mile of deep Colorado River frontage with a broad rock beach plus additional Home Creek frontage and Boggy Creek running through the heart of the property. The river, creeks, and twelve stock ponds provide rare year-round surface water that supports both a capable livestock program and abundant wildlife. Rolling hills, elevation changes, limestone cliffs, and shaded creek bottoms create a dramatic look on approach and provide excellent habitat for white-tailed deer, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, ducks, and other native game, with exotics also observed on the ranch. The land is fully fenced and cross fenced with strong native grasses, pipe and sucker rod working pens, and practical pasture layout, giving it real production value beyond just recreation. Improvements include two ranch homes with water, electricity, and internet, a 30x40 shop at the river house, a second 30x40 shop with lean-to porches in the center of the ranch, a 40x50 hay barn with additional storage, a 35x25 livestock shelter, and a good internal road system with miles of ATV-UTV trails providing access to homes, river, ponds, and hunting areas. Power has been run strategically throughout the property, including all the way down to the river, allowing future owners flexibility for additional improvements or riverfront amenities. With all owned minerals conveying and no active oil and gas leases reported, Turtle Hill Ranch combines Colorado River frontage, multiple live water features, strong terrain, and existing improvements into a rare Central Texas offering suited for buyers looking for a working cattle ranch, a serious hunting and recreation place, or a long-term legacy land investment.

Tbd County Road 224, No City

200 Acres of Excellent Hunting and Great building sites with power and water. 45 minute Drive from Abilene, Texas. Located on the Nolan and Taylor County line near Wingate, this exceptional 200± acre ranch offers the exact combination buyers are searching for in West Texas land. With over 160 feet of elevation change, the property delivers breathtaking panoramic views, rugged character, and multiple elevated homesites with existing access to water and electricity. Massive shin oak-covered hills roll across the ranch, creating prime habitat for wildlife and some of the best whitetail deer hunting in the area. Monster whitetail deer, turkey, and dove are all native to the ranch, while the mix of rocky high country, shinery, improved grasses, and a fertile valley creates outstanding diversity for both recreation and grazing. The ranch is exceptionally well improved with three water wells, each equipped with concrete reservoirs and troughs, and electricity already extended to every well location, including the top of the mountain. A good stock pond sits in the valley surrounded by improved grasses, while a small cultivated field near the entrance provides additional grazing or wildlife food plot opportunities. The property is fenced with quality 6-strand barbed wire fencing in excellent condition and is divided into three separate pastures for easy livestock management. Rarely do properties combine this level of topography, hunting, water infrastructure, and usability without compromises. There are no wind turbines, no oil field activity, no major easements, and no distractions-just a perfect blend of productive grazing meadow, elevated rocky terrain, incredible views, and premier hunting habitat. This is the type of ranch buyers wait years to find.

200 Acres of Excellent Hunting and Great building sites with power and water. 45 minute Drive from Abilene, Texas. Located on the Nolan and Taylor County line near Wingate, this exceptional 200± acre ranch offers the exact combination buyers are searching for in West Texas land. With over 160 feet of elevation change, the property delivers breathtaking panoramic views, rugged character, and multiple elevated homesites with existing access to water and electricity. Massive shin oak-covered hills roll across the ranch, creating prime habitat for wildlife and some of the best whitetail deer hunting in the area. Monster whitetail deer, turkey, and dove are all native to the ranch, while the mix of rocky high country, shinery, improved grasses, and a fertile valley creates outstanding diversity for both recreation and grazing. The ranch is exceptionally well improved with three water wells, each equipped with concrete reservoirs and troughs, and electricity already extended to every well location, including the top of the mountain. A good stock pond sits in the valley surrounded by improved grasses, while a small cultivated field near the entrance provides additional grazing or wildlife food plot opportunities. The property is fenced with quality 6-strand barbed wire fencing in excellent condition and is divided into three separate pastures for easy livestock management. Rarely do properties combine this level of topography, hunting, water infrastructure, and usability without compromises. There are no wind turbines, no oil field activity, no major easements, and no distractions-just a perfect blend of productive grazing meadow, elevated rocky terrain, incredible views, and premier hunting habitat. This is the type of ranch buyers wait years to find.

Tbd 200 County Rd, No City

Located in western Fisher County, this impressive 350-acre ranch offers a rare blend of premier hunting opportunities and productive cattle grazing land. This turnkey property features abundant wildlife, solid infrastructure, and classic West Texas scenery, making it well-suited for hunters, ranchers, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The ranch supports a thriving wildlife population that includes whitetail deer, feral hogs, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, and dove. A varied habitat consisting of mesquite trees, chaparral brush, scattered cedars, and yucca provides excellent cover and natural forage. Additionally, a dedicated 40-acre area offers an ideal location for establishing a large food plot, further strengthening wildlife management efforts and attracting game throughout the year. Eight strategically placed quail feeders stocked with grain help sustain strong quail numbers across the property. Also included in the sale are a high-quality hunting blind and feeder, positioned near one of the highest elevation points in Fisher County, providing expansive views and prime game observation. A well-appointed hunter’s cabin offers a comfortable base camp for weekend getaways or extended stays, complete with a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, ample storage, and central heating and cooling. The ranch is fully fenced with quality five-strand barbed wire on cedar and metal T-posts, along with cross-fencing that separates the property into five pastures for efficient cattle rotation. Water is well distributed through five troughs supplied by two reliable water wells, and electrical service is provided by Tri-County Co-op Electric. Currently leased for cattle grazing, the property carries an agricultural exemption to keep taxes low and includes a wind lease with four windmills. Rolling terrain, natural draws, and three earth tanks enhance the land, with high elevations offering sweeping panoramic views.

Located in western Fisher County, this impressive 350-acre ranch offers a rare blend of premier hunting opportunities and productive cattle grazing land. This turnkey property features abundant wildlife, solid infrastructure, and classic West Texas scenery, making it well-suited for hunters, ranchers, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The ranch supports a thriving wildlife population that includes whitetail deer, feral hogs, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, and dove. A varied habitat consisting of mesquite trees, chaparral brush, scattered cedars, and yucca provides excellent cover and natural forage. Additionally, a dedicated 40-acre area offers an ideal location for establishing a large food plot, further strengthening wildlife management efforts and attracting game throughout the year. Eight strategically placed quail feeders stocked with grain help sustain strong quail numbers across the property. Also included in the sale are a high-quality hunting blind and feeder, positioned near one of the highest elevation points in Fisher County, providing expansive views and prime game observation. A well-appointed hunter’s cabin offers a comfortable base camp for weekend getaways or extended stays, complete with a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, ample storage, and central heating and cooling. The ranch is fully fenced with quality five-strand barbed wire on cedar and metal T-posts, along with cross-fencing that separates the property into five pastures for efficient cattle rotation. Water is well distributed through five troughs supplied by two reliable water wells, and electrical service is provided by Tri-County Co-op Electric. Currently leased for cattle grazing, the property carries an agricultural exemption to keep taxes low and includes a wind lease with four windmills. Rolling terrain, natural draws, and three earth tanks enhance the land, with high elevations offering sweeping panoramic views.

CR 450, No City

Discover the beauty of Hill Country living in this thoughtfully designed subdivision featuring spacious 5-acre tracts. Rolling terrain, native oak and cedar, and sweeping long-range views create the perfect backdrop for your custom home or weekend retreat. Each tract offers privacy and room to roam while still being part of a well-planned community that preserves the natural character of the land. Enjoy wide-open skies, abundant wildlife, and peaceful surroundings, with sensible restrictions in place to protect your investment. Whether you’re looking to build now or hold for the future, this 5-acre Hill Country tract provides the ideal balance of freedom, space, and scenic beauty—just a short drive from nearby towns, dining, and outdoor recreation.

Discover the beauty of Hill Country living in this thoughtfully designed subdivision featuring spacious 5-acre tracts. Rolling terrain, native oak and cedar, and sweeping long-range views create the perfect backdrop for your custom home or weekend retreat. Each tract offers privacy and room to roam while still being part of a well-planned community that preserves the natural character of the land. Enjoy wide-open skies, abundant wildlife, and peaceful surroundings, with sensible restrictions in place to protect your investment. Whether you’re looking to build now or hold for the future, this 5-acre Hill Country tract provides the ideal balance of freedom, space, and scenic beauty—just a short drive from nearby towns, dining, and outdoor recreation.

287 High Plains Dr, No City

Listings provided by North Texas Real Estate Information Systems (NTREIS). Listing data has been deemed reliable but is not guaranteed to be accurate by the MLS.

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