Motley County, Texas Land For Sale (106 results)

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

The Darden Canyon Ranch is the first of its kind in the north Texas big ranch country! Situated just 20 minutes east of the quaint town of Roaring Springs, the Darden Canyon Ranch features varying terrain ranging from hill top vistas to creek beds and draws. The vegetation on the ranch includes hackberry, cedars, mesquites and a range of flourishing natural fauna. Access to the ranch is directly off of a maintained county road and four wheel drive is not needed. Excellent deer and quail hunting is available throughout the ranch! Owner financing is offered with 5% down as well as special veteran financing. Call today to schedule a time to view this unique North Texas gem of a ranch!

3586 +/- ACRE RANCH, TEXAS PANHANDLE MOTLEY COUNTY, EAST OF THE TOWN OF MATADOR, TEXAS OL GLORY RANCH This beautiful ranch is approximately 3586 +/acres, with live water and diverse topography. The ranch is set up for cattle and hunting, with two working pens centrally located and three windmills with wells providing plenty of water for the cross-fenced pastures. This ranch is known for its hunting due to the abundant water and variety of terrain and vegetation. A portion of the ranch was once part of the historic Matador Ranch. TERRAIN & WATER The terrain is diverse, including some bottomlands containing cottonwood trees, plateaus, and ridges, which are partially cleared and partially scattered with mesquite trees and hackberry trees. Covered bottomland, ridges, plateaus, and hills provide a great variety of ground for various wild game. Constantly flowing live water with Ballard Creek running approximately 2.5 miles of the ranch. A portion of Ballard Creek backs up to a large, over 10+ acre lake with a spillover into the bottomland of the ranch. There are ponds/tanks scattered throughout, some of which are supported by water well spillover. One water well supports the southern pastures, and three windmill/solar wells support the northern pastures. ROADS, PENS & FENCING Many ranch roads run throughout property, accessing the windmills, cattle pens, and live water features. There are two sets of working pens, one made of pipe and the other of wood stays. The ranch is cross-fenced for pasture management with new 5-strand barbed wire in good condition. There is a grass landing strip for trained aviation access onto the ranch. The ranch is accessible by paved US Highway 62 with a grand entrance of pipe and wood. WILDLIFE Ole Glory Ranch is a sportsmans paradise and supports large wild game populations. There are Whitetail Deer, Quail, Turkey, and Hogs. The large lake fed by Ballard Creek is stocked with good-sized Largemouth Bass and Bluegill. It also has sizeable populations of migratory birds, including Doves and Ducks. STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT There is an older mobile home for overnight stays and a twenty-foot storage container for equipment. Ranch equipment includes two overhead feed bins purchased in 2020 and one Hopper Feed trailer purchased on the same date, all in good shape. The lake has four MBRK Fish Feeders purchased in 2021 and an older John Boat. For hunting, there are six hunting blinds, six deer feeders, and five Quail feeders purchased in 2020 and in good condition. All equipment and buildings will be conveyed to the Buyer. MINERALS The Seller owns a small percentage of mineral interest that is potentially negotiable with the ranch purchase. ZONING & EASEMENTS, TAXES The ranch is outside of any municipality, so it is not zoned. There are no known easements that would affect ranch operations. There is an Industrial high voltage power line along the one-mile frontage of US Highway 62. Taxes are estimated at $3,515 annually. COMMENTS Very few ranches of this size in this area of the Panhandle have the highly sought-after creek bottoms with miles of live water and a large lake. This ranch's views and diversity make it a ranchers dream with unlimited recreational and income potential. BROKERS Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and Broker must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC Broker. Price is $2007 an acre totaling $7,200,000. The information contained herein has been deemed reliable, but is not warranted by the Broker, express or implied, and is subject to change, prior sale, errors and/or omissions and withdrawal from market. SHOWN BY APPOINMENT ONLY - DO NOT TRESPASS. Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC, Broker.

3586 +/- ACRE RANCH, TEXAS PANHANDLE MOTLEY COUNTY, EAST OF THE TOWN OF MATADOR, TEXAS OL GLORY RANCH This beautiful ranch is approximately 3586 +/acres, with live water and diverse topography. The ranch is set up for cattle and hunting, with two working pens centrally located and three windmills with wells providing plenty of water for the cross-fenced pastures. This ranch is known for its hunting due to the abundant water and variety of terrain and vegetation. A portion of the ranch was once part of the historic Matador Ranch. TERRAIN & WATER The terrain is diverse, including some bottomlands containing cottonwood trees, plateaus, and ridges, which are partially cleared and partially scattered with mesquite trees and hackberry trees. Covered bottomland, ridges, plateaus, and hills provide a great variety of ground for various wild game. Constantly flowing live water with Ballard Creek running approximately 2.5 miles of the ranch. A portion of Ballard Creek backs up to a large, over 10+ acre lake with a spillover into the bottomland of the ranch. There are ponds/tanks scattered throughout, some of which are supported by water well spillover. One water well supports the southern pastures, and three windmill/solar wells support the northern pastures. ROADS, PENS & FENCING Many ranch roads run throughout property, accessing the windmills, cattle pens, and live water features. There are two sets of working pens, one made of pipe and the other of wood stays. The ranch is cross-fenced for pasture management with new 5-strand barbed wire in good condition. There is a grass landing strip for trained aviation access onto the ranch. The ranch is accessible by paved US Highway 62 with a grand entrance of pipe and wood. WILDLIFE Ole Glory Ranch is a sportsmans paradise and supports large wild game populations. There are Whitetail Deer, Quail, Turkey, and Hogs. The large lake fed by Ballard Creek is stocked with good-sized Largemouth Bass and Bluegill. It also has sizeable populations of migratory birds, including Doves and Ducks. STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT There is an older mobile home for overnight stays and a twenty-foot storage container for equipment. Ranch equipment includes two overhead feed bins purchased in 2020 and one Hopper Feed trailer purchased on the same date, all in good shape. The lake has four MBRK Fish Feeders purchased in 2021 and an older John Boat. For hunting, there are six hunting blinds, six deer feeders, and five Quail feeders purchased in 2020 and in good condition. All equipment and buildings will be conveyed to the Buyer. MINERALS The Seller owns a small percentage of mineral interest that is potentially negotiable with the ranch purchase. ZONING & EASEMENTS, TAXES The ranch is outside of any municipality, so it is not zoned. There are no known easements that would affect ranch operations. There is an Industrial high voltage power line along the one-mile frontage of US Highway 62. Taxes are estimated at $3,515 annually. COMMENTS Very few ranches of this size in this area of the Panhandle have the highly sought-after creek bottoms with miles of live water and a large lake. This ranch's views and diversity make it a ranchers dream with unlimited recreational and income potential. BROKERS Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and Broker must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC Broker. Price is $2007 an acre totaling $7,200,000. The information contained herein has been deemed reliable, but is not warranted by the Broker, express or implied, and is subject to change, prior sale, errors and/or omissions and withdrawal from market. SHOWN BY APPOINMENT ONLY - DO NOT TRESPASS. Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC, Broker.

3586 +/- ACRE RANCH, TEXAS PANHANDLE MOTLEY COUNTY, EAST OF THE TOWN OF MATADOR, TEXAS OL GLORY RANCH This beautiful ranch is approximately 3586 +/acres, with live water and diverse topography. The ranch is set up for cattle and hunting, with two working pens centrally located and three windmills with wells providing plenty of water for the cross-fenced pastures. This ranch is known for its hunting due to the abundant water and variety of terrain and vegetation. A portion of the ranch was once part of the historic Matador Ranch. TERRAIN & WATER The terrain is diverse, including some bottomlands containing cottonwood trees, plateaus, and ridges, which are partially cleared and partially scattered with mesquite trees and hackberry trees. Covered bottomland, ridges, plateaus, and hills provide a great variety of ground for various wild game. Constantly flowing live water with Ballard Creek running approximately 2.5 miles of the ranch. A portion of Ballard Creek backs up to a large, over 10+ acre lake with a spillover into the bottomland of the ranch. There are ponds/tanks scattered throughout, some of which are supported by water well spillover. One water well supports the southern pastures, and three windmill/solar wells support the northern pastures. ROADS, PENS & FENCING Many ranch roads run throughout property, accessing the windmills, cattle pens, and live water features. There are two sets of working pens, one made of pipe and the other of wood stays. The ranch is cross-fenced for pasture management with new 5-strand barbed wire in good condition. There is a grass landing strip for trained aviation access onto the ranch. The ranch is accessible by paved US Highway 62 with a grand entrance of pipe and wood. WILDLIFE Ole Glory Ranch is a sportsmans paradise and supports large wild game populations. There are Whitetail Deer, Quail, Turkey, and Hogs. The large lake fed by Ballard Creek is stocked with good-sized Largemouth Bass and Bluegill. It also has sizeable populations of migratory birds, including Doves and Ducks. STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT There is an older mobile home for overnight stays and a twenty-foot storage container for equipment. Ranch equipment includes two overhead feed bins purchased in 2020 and one Hopper Feed trailer purchased on the same date, all in good shape. The lake has four MBRK Fish Feeders purchased in 2021 and an older John Boat. For hunting, there are six hunting blinds, six deer feeders, and five Quail feeders purchased in 2020 and in good condition. All equipment and buildings will be conveyed to the Buyer. MINERALS The Seller owns a small percentage of mineral interest that is potentially negotiable with the ranch purchase. ZONING & EASEMENTS, TAXES The ranch is outside of any municipality, so it is not zoned. There are no known easements that would affect ranch operations. There is an Industrial high voltage power line along the one-mile frontage of US Highway 62. Taxes are estimated at $3,515 annually. COMMENTS Very few ranches of this size in this area of the Panhandle have the highly sought-after creek bottoms with miles of live water and a large lake. This ranch's views and diversity make it a ranchers dream with unlimited recreational and income potential. BROKERS Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and Broker must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC Broker. Price is $2007 an acre totaling $7,200,000. The information contained herein has been deemed reliable, but is not warranted by the Broker, express or implied, and is subject to change, prior sale, errors and/or omissions and withdrawal from market. SHOWN BY APPOINMENT ONLY - DO NOT TRESPASS. Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC, Broker.

3586 +/- ACRE RANCH, TEXAS PANHANDLE MOTLEY COUNTY, EAST OF THE TOWN OF MATADOR, TEXAS OL GLORY RANCH This beautiful ranch is approximately 3586 +/acres, with live water and diverse topography. The ranch is set up for cattle and hunting, with two working pens centrally located and three windmills with wells providing plenty of water for the cross-fenced pastures. This ranch is known for its hunting due to the abundant water and variety of terrain and vegetation. A portion of the ranch was once part of the historic Matador Ranch. TERRAIN & WATER The terrain is diverse, including some bottomlands containing cottonwood trees, plateaus, and ridges, which are partially cleared and partially scattered with mesquite trees and hackberry trees. Covered bottomland, ridges, plateaus, and hills provide a great variety of ground for various wild game. Constantly flowing live water with Ballard Creek running approximately 2.5 miles of the ranch. A portion of Ballard Creek backs up to a large, over 10+ acre lake with a spillover into the bottomland of the ranch. There are ponds/tanks scattered throughout, some of which are supported by water well spillover. One water well supports the southern pastures, and three windmill/solar wells support the northern pastures. ROADS, PENS & FENCING Many ranch roads run throughout property, accessing the windmills, cattle pens, and live water features. There are two sets of working pens, one made of pipe and the other of wood stays. The ranch is cross-fenced for pasture management with new 5-strand barbed wire in good condition. There is a grass landing strip for trained aviation access onto the ranch. The ranch is accessible by paved US Highway 62 with a grand entrance of pipe and wood. WILDLIFE Ole Glory Ranch is a sportsmans paradise and supports large wild game populations. There are Whitetail Deer, Quail, Turkey, and Hogs. The large lake fed by Ballard Creek is stocked with good-sized Largemouth Bass and Bluegill. It also has sizeable populations of migratory birds, including Doves and Ducks. STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT There is an older mobile home for overnight stays and a twenty-foot storage container for equipment. Ranch equipment includes two overhead feed bins purchased in 2020 and one Hopper Feed trailer purchased on the same date, all in good shape. The lake has four MBRK Fish Feeders purchased in 2021 and an older John Boat. For hunting, there are six hunting blinds, six deer feeders, and five Quail feeders purchased in 2020 and in good condition. All equipment and buildings will be conveyed to the Buyer. MINERALS The Seller owns a small percentage of mineral interest that is potentially negotiable with the ranch purchase. ZONING & EASEMENTS, TAXES The ranch is outside of any municipality, so it is not zoned. There are no known easements that would affect ranch operations. There is an Industrial high voltage power line along the one-mile frontage of US Highway 62. Taxes are estimated at $3,515 annually. COMMENTS Very few ranches of this size in this area of the Panhandle have the highly sought-after creek bottoms with miles of live water and a large lake. This ranch's views and diversity make it a ranchers dream with unlimited recreational and income potential. BROKERS Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and Broker must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC Broker. Price is $2007 an acre totaling $7,200,000. The information contained herein has been deemed reliable, but is not warranted by the Broker, express or implied, and is subject to change, prior sale, errors and/or omissions and withdrawal from market. SHOWN BY APPOINMENT ONLY - DO NOT TRESPASS. Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC, Broker.

3586 +/- ACRE RANCH, TEXAS PANHANDLE MOTLEY COUNTY, EAST OF THE TOWN OF MATADOR, TEXAS OL GLORY RANCH This beautiful ranch is approximately 3586 +/acres, with live water and diverse topography. The ranch is set up for cattle and hunting, with two working pens centrally located and three windmills with wells providing plenty of water for the cross-fenced pastures. This ranch is known for its hunting due to the abundant water and variety of terrain and vegetation. A portion of the ranch was once part of the historic Matador Ranch. TERRAIN & WATER The terrain is diverse, including some bottomlands containing cottonwood trees, plateaus, and ridges, which are partially cleared and partially scattered with mesquite trees and hackberry trees. Covered bottomland, ridges, plateaus, and hills provide a great variety of ground for various wild game. Constantly flowing live water with Ballard Creek running approximately 2.5 miles of the ranch. A portion of Ballard Creek backs up to a large, over 10+ acre lake with a spillover into the bottomland of the ranch. There are ponds/tanks scattered throughout, some of which are supported by water well spillover. One water well supports the southern pastures, and three windmill/solar wells support the northern pastures. ROADS, PENS & FENCING Many ranch roads run throughout property, accessing the windmills, cattle pens, and live water features. There are two sets of working pens, one made of pipe and the other of wood stays. The ranch is cross-fenced for pasture management with new 5-strand barbed wire in good condition. There is a grass landing strip for trained aviation access onto the ranch. The ranch is accessible by paved US Highway 62 with a grand entrance of pipe and wood. WILDLIFE Ole Glory Ranch is a sportsmans paradise and supports large wild game populations. There are Whitetail Deer, Quail, Turkey, and Hogs. The large lake fed by Ballard Creek is stocked with good-sized Largemouth Bass and Bluegill. It also has sizeable populations of migratory birds, including Doves and Ducks. STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT There is an older mobile home for overnight stays and a twenty-foot storage container for equipment. Ranch equipment includes two overhead feed bins purchased in 2020 and one Hopper Feed trailer purchased on the same date, all in good shape. The lake has four MBRK Fish Feeders purchased in 2021 and an older John Boat. For hunting, there are six hunting blinds, six deer feeders, and five Quail feeders purchased in 2020 and in good condition. All equipment and buildings will be conveyed to the Buyer. MINERALS The Seller owns a small percentage of mineral interest that is potentially negotiable with the ranch purchase. ZONING & EASEMENTS, TAXES The ranch is outside of any municipality, so it is not zoned. There are no known easements that would affect ranch operations. There is an Industrial high voltage power line along the one-mile frontage of US Highway 62. Taxes are estimated at $3,515 annually. COMMENTS Very few ranches of this size in this area of the Panhandle have the highly sought-after creek bottoms with miles of live water and a large lake. This ranch's views and diversity make it a ranchers dream with unlimited recreational and income potential. BROKERS Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and Broker must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC Broker. Price is $2007 an acre totaling $7,200,000. The information contained herein has been deemed reliable, but is not warranted by the Broker, express or implied, and is subject to change, prior sale, errors and/or omissions and withdrawal from market. SHOWN BY APPOINMENT ONLY - DO NOT TRESPASS. Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC, Broker.

3586 +/- ACRE RANCH, TEXAS PANHANDLE MOTLEY COUNTY, EAST OF THE TOWN OF MATADOR, TEXAS OL GLORY RANCH This beautiful ranch is approximately 3586 +/acres, with live water and diverse topography. The ranch is set up for cattle and hunting, with two working pens centrally located and three windmills with wells providing plenty of water for the cross-fenced pastures. This ranch is known for its hunting due to the abundant water and variety of terrain and vegetation. A portion of the ranch was once part of the historic Matador Ranch. TERRAIN & WATER The terrain is diverse, including some bottomlands containing cottonwood trees, plateaus, and ridges, which are partially cleared and partially scattered with mesquite trees and hackberry trees. Covered bottomland, ridges, plateaus, and hills provide a great variety of ground for various wild game. Constantly flowing live water with Ballard Creek running approximately 2.5 miles of the ranch. A portion of Ballard Creek backs up to a large, over 10+ acre lake with a spillover into the bottomland of the ranch. There are ponds/tanks scattered throughout, some of which are supported by water well spillover. One water well supports the southern pastures, and three windmill/solar wells support the northern pastures. ROADS, PENS & FENCING Many ranch roads run throughout property, accessing the windmills, cattle pens, and live water features. There are two sets of working pens, one made of pipe and the other of wood stays. The ranch is cross-fenced for pasture management with new 5-strand barbed wire in good condition. There is a grass landing strip for trained aviation access onto the ranch. The ranch is accessible by paved US Highway 62 with a grand entrance of pipe and wood. WILDLIFE Ole Glory Ranch is a sportsmans paradise and supports large wild game populations. There are Whitetail Deer, Quail, Turkey, and Hogs. The large lake fed by Ballard Creek is stocked with good-sized Largemouth Bass and Bluegill. It also has sizeable populations of migratory birds, including Doves and Ducks. STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT There is an older mobile home for overnight stays and a twenty-foot storage container for equipment. Ranch equipment includes two overhead feed bins purchased in 2020 and one Hopper Feed trailer purchased on the same date, all in good shape. The lake has four MBRK Fish Feeders purchased in 2021 and an older John Boat. For hunting, there are six hunting blinds, six deer feeders, and five Quail feeders purchased in 2020 and in good condition. All equipment and buildings will be conveyed to the Buyer. MINERALS The Seller owns a small percentage of mineral interest that is potentially negotiable with the ranch purchase. ZONING & EASEMENTS, TAXES The ranch is outside of any municipality, so it is not zoned. There are no known easements that would affect ranch operations. There is an Industrial high voltage power line along the one-mile frontage of US Highway 62. Taxes are estimated at $3,515 annually. COMMENTS Very few ranches of this size in this area of the Panhandle have the highly sought-after creek bottoms with miles of live water and a large lake. This ranch's views and diversity make it a ranchers dream with unlimited recreational and income potential. BROKERS Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and Broker must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC Broker. Price is $2007 an acre totaling $7,200,000. The information contained herein has been deemed reliable, but is not warranted by the Broker, express or implied, and is subject to change, prior sale, errors and/or omissions and withdrawal from market. SHOWN BY APPOINMENT ONLY - DO NOT TRESPASS. Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC, Broker.

3586 +/- ACRE RANCH, TEXAS PANHANDLE MOTLEY COUNTY, EAST OF THE TOWN OF MATADOR, TEXAS OL GLORY RANCH This beautiful ranch is approximately 3586 +/acres, with live water and diverse topography. The ranch is set up for cattle and hunting, with two working pens centrally located and three windmills with wells providing plenty of water for the cross-fenced pastures. This ranch is known for its hunting due to the abundant water and variety of terrain and vegetation. A portion of the ranch was once part of the historic Matador Ranch. TERRAIN & WATER The terrain is diverse, including some bottomlands containing cottonwood trees, plateaus, and ridges, which are partially cleared and partially scattered with mesquite trees and hackberry trees. Covered bottomland, ridges, plateaus, and hills provide a great variety of ground for various wild game. Constantly flowing live water with Ballard Creek running approximately 2.5 miles of the ranch. A portion of Ballard Creek backs up to a large, over 10+ acre lake with a spillover into the bottomland of the ranch. There are ponds/tanks scattered throughout, some of which are supported by water well spillover. One water well supports the southern pastures, and three windmill/solar wells support the northern pastures. ROADS, PENS & FENCING Many ranch roads run throughout property, accessing the windmills, cattle pens, and live water features. There are two sets of working pens, one made of pipe and the other of wood stays. The ranch is cross-fenced for pasture management with new 5-strand barbed wire in good condition. There is a grass landing strip for trained aviation access onto the ranch. The ranch is accessible by paved US Highway 62 with a grand entrance of pipe and wood. WILDLIFE Ole Glory Ranch is a sportsmans paradise and supports large wild game populations. There are Whitetail Deer, Quail, Turkey, and Hogs. The large lake fed by Ballard Creek is stocked with good-sized Largemouth Bass and Bluegill. It also has sizeable populations of migratory birds, including Doves and Ducks. STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT There is an older mobile home for overnight stays and a twenty-foot storage container for equipment. Ranch equipment includes two overhead feed bins purchased in 2020 and one Hopper Feed trailer purchased on the same date, all in good shape. The lake has four MBRK Fish Feeders purchased in 2021 and an older John Boat. For hunting, there are six hunting blinds, six deer feeders, and five Quail feeders purchased in 2020 and in good condition. All equipment and buildings will be conveyed to the Buyer. MINERALS The Seller owns a small percentage of mineral interest that is potentially negotiable with the ranch purchase. ZONING & EASEMENTS, TAXES The ranch is outside of any municipality, so it is not zoned. There are no known easements that would affect ranch operations. There is an Industrial high voltage power line along the one-mile frontage of US Highway 62. Taxes are estimated at $3,515 annually. COMMENTS Very few ranches of this size in this area of the Panhandle have the highly sought-after creek bottoms with miles of live water and a large lake. This ranch's views and diversity make it a ranchers dream with unlimited recreational and income potential. BROKERS Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and Broker must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC Broker. Price is $2007 an acre totaling $7,200,000. The information contained herein has been deemed reliable, but is not warranted by the Broker, express or implied, and is subject to change, prior sale, errors and/or omissions and withdrawal from market. SHOWN BY APPOINMENT ONLY - DO NOT TRESPASS. Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC, Broker.

3586 +/- ACRE RANCH, TEXAS PANHANDLE MOTLEY COUNTY, EAST OF THE TOWN OF MATADOR, TEXAS OL GLORY RANCH This beautiful ranch is approximately 3586 +/acres, with live water and diverse topography. The ranch is set up for cattle and hunting, with two working pens centrally located and three windmills with wells providing plenty of water for the cross-fenced pastures. This ranch is known for its hunting due to the abundant water and variety of terrain and vegetation. A portion of the ranch was once part of the historic Matador Ranch. TERRAIN & WATER The terrain is diverse, including some bottomlands containing cottonwood trees, plateaus, and ridges, which are partially cleared and partially scattered with mesquite trees and hackberry trees. Covered bottomland, ridges, plateaus, and hills provide a great variety of ground for various wild game. Constantly flowing live water with Ballard Creek running approximately 2.5 miles of the ranch. A portion of Ballard Creek backs up to a large, over 10+ acre lake with a spillover into the bottomland of the ranch. There are ponds/tanks scattered throughout, some of which are supported by water well spillover. One water well supports the southern pastures, and three windmill/solar wells support the northern pastures. ROADS, PENS & FENCING Many ranch roads run throughout property, accessing the windmills, cattle pens, and live water features. There are two sets of working pens, one made of pipe and the other of wood stays. The ranch is cross-fenced for pasture management with new 5-strand barbed wire in good condition. There is a grass landing strip for trained aviation access onto the ranch. The ranch is accessible by paved US Highway 62 with a grand entrance of pipe and wood. WILDLIFE Ole Glory Ranch is a sportsmans paradise and supports large wild game populations. There are Whitetail Deer, Quail, Turkey, and Hogs. The large lake fed by Ballard Creek is stocked with good-sized Largemouth Bass and Bluegill. It also has sizeable populations of migratory birds, including Doves and Ducks. STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT There is an older mobile home for overnight stays and a twenty-foot storage container for equipment. Ranch equipment includes two overhead feed bins purchased in 2020 and one Hopper Feed trailer purchased on the same date, all in good shape. The lake has four MBRK Fish Feeders purchased in 2021 and an older John Boat. For hunting, there are six hunting blinds, six deer feeders, and five Quail feeders purchased in 2020 and in good condition. All equipment and buildings will be conveyed to the Buyer. MINERALS The Seller owns a small percentage of mineral interest that is potentially negotiable with the ranch purchase. ZONING & EASEMENTS, TAXES The ranch is outside of any municipality, so it is not zoned. There are no known easements that would affect ranch operations. There is an Industrial high voltage power line along the one-mile frontage of US Highway 62. Taxes are estimated at $3,515 annually. COMMENTS Very few ranches of this size in this area of the Panhandle have the highly sought-after creek bottoms with miles of live water and a large lake. This ranch's views and diversity make it a ranchers dream with unlimited recreational and income potential. BROKERS Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and Broker must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC Broker. Price is $2007 an acre totaling $7,200,000. The information contained herein has been deemed reliable, but is not warranted by the Broker, express or implied, and is subject to change, prior sale, errors and/or omissions and withdrawal from market. SHOWN BY APPOINMENT ONLY - DO NOT TRESPASS. Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC, Broker.

3586 +/- ACRE RANCH, TEXAS PANHANDLE MOTLEY COUNTY, EAST OF THE TOWN OF MATADOR, TEXAS OL GLORY RANCH This beautiful ranch is approximately 3586 +/acres, with live water and diverse topography. The ranch is set up for cattle and hunting, with two working pens centrally located and three windmills with wells providing plenty of water for the cross-fenced pastures. This ranch is known for its hunting due to the abundant water and variety of terrain and vegetation. A portion of the ranch was once part of the historic Matador Ranch. TERRAIN & WATER The terrain is diverse, including some bottomlands containing cottonwood trees, plateaus, and ridges, which are partially cleared and partially scattered with mesquite trees and hackberry trees. Covered bottomland, ridges, plateaus, and hills provide a great variety of ground for various wild game. Constantly flowing live water with Ballard Creek running approximately 2.5 miles of the ranch. A portion of Ballard Creek backs up to a large, over 10+ acre lake with a spillover into the bottomland of the ranch. There are ponds/tanks scattered throughout, some of which are supported by water well spillover. One water well supports the southern pastures, and three windmill/solar wells support the northern pastures. ROADS, PENS & FENCING Many ranch roads run throughout property, accessing the windmills, cattle pens, and live water features. There are two sets of working pens, one made of pipe and the other of wood stays. The ranch is cross-fenced for pasture management with new 5-strand barbed wire in good condition. There is a grass landing strip for trained aviation access onto the ranch. The ranch is accessible by paved US Highway 62 with a grand entrance of pipe and wood. WILDLIFE Ole Glory Ranch is a sportsmans paradise and supports large wild game populations. There are Whitetail Deer, Quail, Turkey, and Hogs. The large lake fed by Ballard Creek is stocked with good-sized Largemouth Bass and Bluegill. It also has sizeable populations of migratory birds, including Doves and Ducks. STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT There is an older mobile home for overnight stays and a twenty-foot storage container for equipment. Ranch equipment includes two overhead feed bins purchased in 2020 and one Hopper Feed trailer purchased on the same date, all in good shape. The lake has four MBRK Fish Feeders purchased in 2021 and an older John Boat. For hunting, there are six hunting blinds, six deer feeders, and five Quail feeders purchased in 2020 and in good condition. All equipment and buildings will be conveyed to the Buyer. MINERALS The Seller owns a small percentage of mineral interest that is potentially negotiable with the ranch purchase. ZONING & EASEMENTS, TAXES The ranch is outside of any municipality, so it is not zoned. There are no known easements that would affect ranch operations. There is an Industrial high voltage power line along the one-mile frontage of US Highway 62. Taxes are estimated at $3,515 annually. COMMENTS Very few ranches of this size in this area of the Panhandle have the highly sought-after creek bottoms with miles of live water and a large lake. This ranch's views and diversity make it a ranchers dream with unlimited recreational and income potential. BROKERS Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and Broker must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC Broker. Price is $2007 an acre totaling $7,200,000. The information contained herein has been deemed reliable, but is not warranted by the Broker, express or implied, and is subject to change, prior sale, errors and/or omissions and withdrawal from market. SHOWN BY APPOINMENT ONLY - DO NOT TRESPASS. Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC, Broker.

3586 +/- ACRE RANCH, TEXAS PANHANDLE MOTLEY COUNTY, EAST OF THE TOWN OF MATADOR, TEXAS OL GLORY RANCH This beautiful ranch is approximately 3586 +/acres, with live water and diverse topography. The ranch is set up for cattle and hunting, with two working pens centrally located and three windmills with wells providing plenty of water for the cross-fenced pastures. This ranch is known for its hunting due to the abundant water and variety of terrain and vegetation. A portion of the ranch was once part of the historic Matador Ranch. TERRAIN & WATER The terrain is diverse, including some bottomlands containing cottonwood trees, plateaus, and ridges, which are partially cleared and partially scattered with mesquite trees and hackberry trees. Covered bottomland, ridges, plateaus, and hills provide a great variety of ground for various wild game. Constantly flowing live water with Ballard Creek running approximately 2.5 miles of the ranch. A portion of Ballard Creek backs up to a large, over 10+ acre lake with a spillover into the bottomland of the ranch. There are ponds/tanks scattered throughout, some of which are supported by water well spillover. One water well supports the southern pastures, and three windmill/solar wells support the northern pastures. ROADS, PENS & FENCING Many ranch roads run throughout property, accessing the windmills, cattle pens, and live water features. There are two sets of working pens, one made of pipe and the other of wood stays. The ranch is cross-fenced for pasture management with new 5-strand barbed wire in good condition. There is a grass landing strip for trained aviation access onto the ranch. The ranch is accessible by paved US Highway 62 with a grand entrance of pipe and wood. WILDLIFE Ole Glory Ranch is a sportsmans paradise and supports large wild game populations. There are Whitetail Deer, Quail, Turkey, and Hogs. The large lake fed by Ballard Creek is stocked with good-sized Largemouth Bass and Bluegill. It also has sizeable populations of migratory birds, including Doves and Ducks. STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT There is an older mobile home for overnight stays and a twenty-foot storage container for equipment. Ranch equipment includes two overhead feed bins purchased in 2020 and one Hopper Feed trailer purchased on the same date, all in good shape. The lake has four MBRK Fish Feeders purchased in 2021 and an older John Boat. For hunting, there are six hunting blinds, six deer feeders, and five Quail feeders purchased in 2020 and in good condition. All equipment and buildings will be conveyed to the Buyer. MINERALS The Seller owns a small percentage of mineral interest that is potentially negotiable with the ranch purchase. ZONING & EASEMENTS, TAXES The ranch is outside of any municipality, so it is not zoned. There are no known easements that would affect ranch operations. There is an Industrial high voltage power line along the one-mile frontage of US Highway 62. Taxes are estimated at $3,515 annually. COMMENTS Very few ranches of this size in this area of the Panhandle have the highly sought-after creek bottoms with miles of live water and a large lake. This ranch's views and diversity make it a ranchers dream with unlimited recreational and income potential. BROKERS Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and Broker must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC Broker. Price is $2007 an acre totaling $7,200,000. The information contained herein has been deemed reliable, but is not warranted by the Broker, express or implied, and is subject to change, prior sale, errors and/or omissions and withdrawal from market. SHOWN BY APPOINMENT ONLY - DO NOT TRESPASS. Buyer's Broker must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of Williams Ranch Group LLC, Broker.