Description
Ellerbrook Ranch covers a diverse Texas Panhandle landscape from deep canyon blus and rugged breaks to rolling sandhills, mesquite flats, and brushy bottoms, giving a variety of terrain and cover types. The full barbed-wire fencing is in good shape and currently holds cattle, making the ranch ready for livestock (or a mix of livestock + wildlife). With the combination of terrain variety + quality grasses + water + cover, the ranch oers a great environment for livestock production, wildlife habitat, and recreational use. Wildlife & Hunting Potential Surrounded by large neighboring ranches (including the well-known High Card Ranch), the property benefits from low external hunting pressure oering long-term potential for trophy management and herd maturation. Wildlife known to frequent the ranch includes: Aoudad sheep (trophy potential) Whitetail deer Mule deer Rio Grande turkey Bobwhite quail Various small game and varmints The combination of thick cover, water, grasses, and varied terrain provides excellent habitat for game year-round.Topography & Land Features Canyon country & blus deep breaks and rugged terrain that add dramatic character and great vantage points for glassing deer or aoudad. Rolling sandhills & mesquite flats gentle terrain, good for grazing, walking, or building roads/trails. Brushy bottoms, draws, and ridges a mix of open and covered terrain, adding ecological diversity and habitat niches. This topographical variety makes the ranch not only visually striking but functionally versatile ideal for livestock, wildlife, grazing, hunting, or recreational use. Grasses & Trees Vegetation on the ranch lends itself to both livestock needs and wildlife habitat. Native Grasses: Bualo grass, sage grass, side-oats grama, blue stem (and other native plains grasses). Tree / Brush Cover: Hackberry, elm, cottonwood, mesquite, cedar, and plum thickets. This mix of grasses and cover provides forage for cattle or stock and excellent cover and habitat for deer, aoudad, turkey, and quail alike. Improvements & Building Potential Fenced & penned for cattle or livestock use Water infrastructure in place across the ranch Old house site with existing RV hookup great for a hunting cabin, weekend camp, or future build site Water lines and troughs ready to support livestock or wildlife
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Description
Ellerbrook Ranch covers a diverse Texas Panhandle landscape from deep canyon blus and rugged breaks to rolling sandhills, mesquite flats, and brushy bottoms, giving a variety of terrain and cover types. The full barbed-wire fencing is in good shape and currently holds cattle, making the ranch ready for livestock (or a mix of livestock + wildlife). With the combination of terrain variety + quality grasses + water + cover, the ranch oers a great environment for livestock production, wildlife habitat, and recreational use. Wildlife & Hunting Potential Surrounded by large neighboring ranches (including the well-known High Card Ranch), the property benefits from low external hunting pressure oering long-term potential for trophy management and herd maturation. Wildlife known to frequent the ranch includes: Aoudad sheep (trophy potential) Whitetail deer Mule deer Rio Grande turkey Bobwhite quail Various small game and varmints The combination of thick cover, water, grasses, and varied terrain provides excellent habitat for game year-round.Topography & Land Features Canyon country & blus deep breaks and rugged terrain that add dramatic character and great vantage points for glassing deer or aoudad. Rolling sandhills & mesquite flats gentle terrain, good for grazing, walking, or building roads/trails. Brushy bottoms, draws, and ridges a mix of open and covered terrain, adding ecological diversity and habitat niches. This topographical variety makes the ranch not only visually striking but functionally versatile ideal for livestock, wildlife, grazing, hunting, or recreational use. Grasses & Trees Vegetation on the ranch lends itself to both livestock needs and wildlife habitat. Native Grasses: Bualo grass, sage grass, side-oats grama, blue stem (and other native plains grasses). Tree / Brush Cover: Hackberry, elm, cottonwood, mesquite, cedar, and plum thickets. This mix of grasses and cover provides forage for cattle or stock and excellent cover and habitat for deer, aoudad, turkey, and quail alike. Improvements & Building Potential Fenced & penned for cattle or livestock use Water infrastructure in place across the ranch Old house site with existing RV hookup great for a hunting cabin, weekend camp, or future build site Water lines and troughs ready to support livestock or wildlife
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