Carson County Improved Pasture

RECENTLY SOLD This 320-acre gem, just 10 miles northwest of Panhandle, TX, presents a unique chance to own a prime piece of Texas land with potential for both agricultural and grazing ventures. The property, featuring predominantly Pullman Clay Loam soil and currently planted with blue stem grass, includes valuable improvements such as an 8-tower Zimmatic sprinkler and a 10-tower Reinke sprinkler from the 1980s. The one irrigation well on the north end will be flow tested to confirm its groundwater potential. According to the Panhandle Groundwater District, wells in the area typically report static water levels of 200-400 feet and …

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160 +/- Acres in Cimarron County

RECENTLY SOLD Looking for a place in the country? This Oklahoma property might be worth a look. The property consists of 160 acres of rolling native grassland. The fences around the property need a little attention, but the owner is currently running livestock on it. The water well is located in the middle of the property, along the county road that runs along the south side. 

Grassland in Sherman County

RECENTLY SOLD This property is a nice, flat typical CRP property that is not currently enrolled in any CRP program. All of the property would be able to be grazed or hayed at any time. There is a small 120 +/- acre grass trap in the north west corner of the property that is not eligible for CRP program. The fences are in disrepair, and the windmill has not been maintained. The current owner does not know about the condition of the windmill.