200-acre property in the heart of Cottle County, Texas—an area known for its great hunting opportunities and rich wildlife populations. This tract offers a blend of hunting ground, farmland, and multiple build sites, making it an ideal investment for hunters, farmers, or those seeking a rural retreat. This property has an abundant population of whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, and quail. The area is known for its exceptional whitetail genetics, with trophy bucks frequently killed in Cottle County. The massive populations of quail and turkey make this a top destination for upland bird hunters as well. Thick cover throughout the property provides ideal bedding areas for deer, while established travel corridors lead them to food plots. The terrain offers a perfect mix of dense brush and open spaces, with approximately 65 acres that is productive farmland which would make a great food plots to further enhance the wildlife habitat. A pond, fed by two natural draws, provides a water source for game. This property has multiple ideal building sites offer the opportunity to construct a hunting cabin, weekend getaway, or even a permanent residence. Access is a breeze, thanks to a paved road leading directly to the property, ensuring convenience without sacrificing seclusion. With water and electricity already available on-site the infrastructure is already there. Located just 20 minutes from Childress, TX, this property allows easy access to the amenities of town. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Texas—schedule your private tour today!

Listing courtesy of Keaton Livingston of Mossy Oak Properties of Texas- Headquarters 4697343112



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