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Central Texas Comanche Flats Ranch Near Lockhart A 10-minute drive from Lockhart, Texas, between Austin and San Antonio, Comanche Flats Ranch offers a unique blend of history and natural beauty across its vast 355 acres. Known for its proximity to the historic Battle of Plum Creek and connections to Edward Burleson and the Texas Rangers, this property is rich with historical significance, including Indian artifacts and abundant native wildlife.   Recreational & Hunting Opportunities Numerous trails across Comanche Flats make exploring the property easy for outdoor enthusiasts. It's perfect for hunting, hiking, ATVs, or fossil and artifact hunting! The diverse topography offers hilltops with spectacular views, lush meadows, live creeks, wetlands, mature live oaks, and thickets. The ranch supports abundant wildlife for year-round hunting, including Whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, dove, and waterfowl. A barn equipped with community water and a water well enhances the ranch's capability to support recreational or agricultural activities.   Ranch Property Features The Caldwell County ranch spans 355 acres of diverse Texas landscape, convenient to Lockhart’s amenities. It includes a cabin with modern comforts such as electricity and water. The property offers significant road frontage, potential for homesites with panoramic views, and fertile land ideal for various uses. With elevation changes from 460 to 390 feet above sea level, its variety of landscapes cater to different preferences.   Conservation & Restoration Efforts About 134 acres of the Lockhart, Texas ranch fall under a conservation easement (available in PROPERTY DOCUMENTS) in the FEMA floodplain, highlighting efforts to restore native vegetation and waterways to their natural state before European settlement and emphasizing environmental preservation. The property is currently under an agricultural exemption.   Land Usage Potential This Central Texas ranch offers flexible options, from cattle raising and hay production to wildlife management and residential building. Its abundant water resources make it uniquely advantageous in the Lockhart area.   Property Restrictions The sole restriction on this wide-open space is the conservation easement, which leaves the remaining land free for various development or agricultural projects according to the owner’s preferences.   Additional Ranch Features On-site amenities include a fully functional cabin for instant livability and an off-grid cabin along Plum Creek for those seeking a more secluded experience. There are also several hilltop sites perfect for building homes with scenic views.   Accessibility to Major Texas Cities This unique Lockhart ranch property benefits from its proximity to major Texas cities—it is located 40 miles south of Austin, 24 miles east of San Marcos, 70 miles north of San Antonio, and 150 miles west of Houston. This strategic location offers convenient access to city amenities while maintaining a serene ranch lifestyle. Comanche Flats Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Texas history. It offers recreational, residential, and agricultural potential, all close to Austin, Texas.

Hunting Ranch for Sale in West Texas This low-fenced hunting property sits about 45 miles north of San Angelo, north of Robert Lee off of Exxon Road on Menielle Road.   It's located just half a mile from Lake Spence and gets lots of deer coming from the lake.  The ranch has good cover and nice views of the surrounding hills including views of Meadow Mountain to the west.  The ranch sits in between Meadow Creek and Rough Creek, which are tributaries to Lake Spence.  These creeks provide a nice habitat for wildlife.   The land has a 2021 single-wide mobile home with a large carport.  The water well and well house sit to the west of the house.  There is a storage or workshop and a semi-truck trailer for feed storage as well as an RV hookup with a separate meter.  The hunting is considered good and consists of populations of Whitetail, Mule Deer, Axis, Quail, and Dove.   Many deer come from the lake side of the property and move from west to east and back traveling from one creek to another.  The east boundary is Menielle Road which has 5 strand fence and the south and west boundaries are netwire.  There is no north fence.  There are some elevation changes of approximately 70 ft. at most.  The oil company that holds the lease is planning to drill on this property this year.  The seller does not own minerals for this land.   West Texas Hunting Ranch for Sale near San Angelo and Midland Odessa

For sale 37.830 acres in Wood County Texas near Quitman. This East Texas property is located north of Quitman Texas off of State Highway 37 on County Road 4165. The land for sale is very convenient to Interstate 30 to the north and Interstate 20 to the south. Quitman is known as the gateway to Lake Fork one of the best Big Bass fishing lakes in Texas. Lake Quitman and Lake Winnsboro are very close by as well. The property has a total of 1956 linear feet of road frontage on CR 4165 with entries on the north and west frontage. The land is level and is 90% open with a cluster of hardwood on the southeast corner of the property. Little Dry Creek also traverses the southeast corner of the land creating a small area of Zone A Flood Plain according to FEMA records. A small stock pond for livestock and wildlife is located near the cluster of hardwoods as well. The land has been primarily been used as grazing pasture for cattle. The pasture needs a little TCL to get in back in shape for grazing or hay production. There are several good building sites on the east portion of the land with good view of pastures, pond, creek and hardwood timber. There is a heavily wooded tract to the east to the land for sale that looks to be good wildlife habitat and could create some Whitetail Deer and hog hunting on the property.  A pipeline crosses the property but does not affect access. There is oil production on the property with one pump jack and tank battery for collection. The seller does not own any mineral rights so none will convey. With great county road access and no restrictions let your imagination run wild with this tract of East Texas Land for Sale.

In 1876 William Needham packed up and moved his family from Tennessee to East Texas settling in Rusk County near the community of Laneville. He established the Running N Ranch, a 1500-acre cattle operation. Through five generations of ownership, multiple parcels have been sold leaving 602+- acres. The ranch is located 12 miles from Henderson, Texas population of 13,502, and has road frontage on FM 225 and County Road 4176 D. Large land tracts in East Texas do not often come up for sale, but the Running N Ranch, a 602-acre legacy property in Rusk County Texas, is for Sale. The ranch is an ultimate hunting, recreational and cattle grazing property. The numerous assets on the land include several important water features, Buckner Creek, Irwin Branch, two livestock ponds, five Artesian wells and a 10-acre levee duck pond designed and built under the supervision of Ducks Unlimited. The 200 acres of hardwood and pine timber forest along with the water assets, offer fantastic wildlife habitat at the Running N Ranch. The hunting opportunities are endless on the ranch including Whitetail Deer, feral hogs, ducks, squirrels and other small varmints that inhabit the woods of East Texas. The owner has managed the Whitetail Deer hunting for many years with few hunters and a one-buck limit that must be an inside spread of 15” or greater. The multiple pastures and livestock ponds throughout the ranch offer fantastic cattle grazing opportunities. Rusk County Texas receives an annual rainfall of 48 inches creating lush green pastures from March to November. FEMA has designated a portion of the property along Buckner Creek in the Zone A Flood Plain. Sources say the high-water areas on the land drain rapidly. The property is very diverse and offers multiple opportunities to the new owner.

East Texas rural land for sale in Smith County. 74.586 acres of vacant wooded land located along County Road 434 west of Lindale, Texas, and adjacent to the west of the Hide-A-Way Lake Subdivision. The property is in the desirable Lindale ISD. The land location is halfway between Dallas, TX, and Shreveport, LA, and 30 minutes north of Tyler, TX. The 74.586 acres is rectangular in shape with 2400 linear feet of frontage along County Road 434 that wraps all the eastern boundary and a portion of the northern boundary giving access at several key points. The average depth of the property is 2450 feet.  Community water and electricity are available along the road frontage. The property's interior is heavily wooded with Pine and Hardwood mix with some cleared areas. The Pine was thinned in the past but left plenty of marketable timber. The land topography is rolling to sloping, with elevation from 460 to 510 feet. There is a creek that traverses the property and presents several potential lake sites. FEMA mapping information indicates there is no floodplain influence on the property. The timber, creek, and topography have created fantastic wildlife habitat for Whitetail Deer, evidenced by scrapes and rubs found while touring the property. This area of Smith County, Texas, has seen significant growth over the past few years, with the Lindale ISD being one of the more desirable public school districts in the area. Single-family home subdivisions are on the rise as well as an increase in commercial development within Lindale. Invest in this property now to enjoy the beauty of the outdoors and explore the recreational possibilities of hunting, trail riding, and hiking. Turn this land into your private sanctuary now with an eye to future development opportunities. Find Your Freedom in beautiful East Texas.