Throckmorton County, Texas Land For Sale (7 results)

General Description: The Bar-N-Star Ranch is a nicely improved, turnkey property located in eastern Throckmorton County near the Young County line, just off Carmack Road in a highly regarded whitetail area. The ranch features a custom-built barndominium, large barn and workshop, cattle pens, and will convey the equipment necessary to operate and maintain the property. Extensive owner improvements over the past several years allow for immediate enjoyment. Five hunting setups are strategically placed throughout mature mesquite and live oak cover. Additional improvements include multiple food plots, a centrally located earthen tank, cross-fencing, three inset pipe entrance gates, and an excellent internal road system. Bar-N-Star is ready to enjoy on day one and is ideal as a family retreat or recreational ranch. Location: Located equidistant between Throckmorton and Newcastle, Texas, south of Highway 380. The ranch lies west of FM 578 (Murray Highway) on Carmack Road, a county-maintained rock road. Approximate drive-time to nearby cites of interest: Throckmorton & Newcastle- 20 minutes Graham- 30 minutes Alabany- 50 minutes Abiline- 1.5 hours Fort Worth- 2.15 hours Home: The two-story 3,200 SF barndominium is a high-quality, well-constructed 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath residence with modern fixtures throughout. The open concept main living and dining area features a large sandstone, wood-burning fireplace. The primary bedroom is located on the left upon entry, with two guest bedrooms on the right. The home also includes a full kitchen, bar and dart room, and an upstairs living area overlooking the main floor. The full bathroom is located on the first floor, with the half bath upstairs. All home furnishings will convey. Barn & Improvements: East of the home is a functional work area anchored by a 100' x 50' metal barn with two separate indoor workspaces. Covered exterior areas provide ample storage for equipment, feed, or hay. Additional improvements include a large set of steel cattle pens and a newly constructed metal lean-to barn suitable for larger equipment, hay storage, or livestock shade. Equipment to Convey: New Kubota M6S-111 tractor with implements 25' Montgomery Legend flatbed trailer 18' cattle trailer 18' hay bale trailer 2023 two-seat Polaris Kinetic UTV (2) 20' Xcaliber Conex containers Fort Knox 36-gun safe Five feeders and five hunting stands Miscellaneous tools, tool cabinets, and band saw Fencing, Cattle & Pens: Perimeter and interior fencing are in good to excellent condition. A centrally located steel pipe cattle pen system includes a Hereford headgate and a large adjoining trap. The ranch is cross-fenced into three pastures to facilitate rotational grazing. Native rangeland is in excellent condition, complemented by two planted winter wheat food plots. The current herd of 24 Black Angus cattle may be purchased separately if desired. Terrain: Gently rolling terrain with scenic distant views. One of the higher elevations features a healthy stand of live oaks and offers a potential secondary homesite. While some sandstone outcroppings exist, soils are generally productive and suitable for additional wildlife food plots. Habitat: Dense native cover consisting primarily of mesquite with scattered live oaks, chinaberry, hackberry, and lotebush. Native grasses include Texas wintergrass, sideoats grama, curly mesquite, and other common regional species. Wildlife & Hunting: Wildlife includes whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, quail, dove, feral hogs, and predators such as coyotes and bobcats. Deer hunting is excellent due to quality habitat, reliable water, and larger neighboring properties to the east and south. Wind Farm: A wind farm is located approximately one mile east of the property and has minimal impact on the ranch. Leases: No hunting or grazing leases are in place. The owner currently runs his own cattle. Water: One large, centrally located earthen tank (approximately 23 acres) provides reliable water. Several smaller tanks on the west side hold seasonal water. Utilities: Water service is provided by Fort Belknap Water Supply, and electricity by Fort Belknap Electric Cooperative. Minerals: No minerals are owned. Legal Description: 320+/- acres in Abstract 494, TE&L Survey, Section 1686. Taxes: This property is agriculturally exempt. 2025 property taxes were $5149.36 Price: $8683.84 per acre ($2,750,000) Contact: Jack Fauntleroy- Broker Associate 940-550-4432 mobile

Description For more information or to schedule a showing, contact Brett Grier, Broker|Partner, Hall and Hall, LLP at 817-357-7347. Circle G Farm, located in Throckmorton County, Texas, offers a balanced investment opportunity for both agricultural production and recreational enjoyment. With 188+/- deeded acres comprising cultivated wheat base and native brushland, the farm appeals to a broad spectrum of buyers. This property features natural surface water via two ponds and supports a reliable income stream from farm leases and a variety of hunting leases. Approximately halfway between the small towns of Throckmorton and Woodson, the area maintains a rural, undeveloped charm while providing basic needs and services. With stable climate conditions, favorable terrain, and a strong wildlife presence, Circle G Farm stands as a versatile asset. The Facts: ~ 188+/- deeded acres combining cultivated wheat base and native brushland ~ Located in Throckmorton County, halfway between Throckmorton and Woodson, Texas ~ Two surface ponds fed by a natural brush-covered draw ~ Income-producing through farm and hunting leases ~ Year-round access via paved farm-to-market road near Highway 283 ~ Electric utilities are available along the road; modest structural improvements are in place ~ Ideal for agriculture, recreation, or investment

Embrace the rugged tranquility of West Texas on this exceptional property near Ft Griffin between Albany and Throckmorton. This area is rich with history, beauty, and wildlife. Discover a landscape with rolling topography, two stock tanks, and diverse terrain, perfect for various outdoor activities, such as hunting, fishing, and hiking. Some of the largest whitetail deer in Northwest Texas reside in this area, prospering from the rich Clear Fork River Valley. This area is never lacking in wildlife, with predominant numbers of turkey, pigs, dove, and ducks. Quail have also begun to make a comeback with the recent rainfall of 2025. The property features expansive hilltop views covered in century-old oak trees, offering a peaceful and private setting with incredible visibility of the surrounding countryside. Imagine taking in the sunset from your back porch that overlooks some of the most historic land in North Texas. With available utilities, you can build your forever home and finally get away from it all! Dont miss your chance to own this exceptional property! DETAILS - 15 miles to Throckmorton - 17 miles to Albany - Secluded property with exceptional views, peace and quiet - Excellent hunting/recreational property - Two stock tanks - Rolling topography - Utilities available The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

Starr Ranch in Throckmorton County, Texas, spans an impressive 632 acres and offers a prime opportunity for hunting, ranching, and recreational pursuits. Surrounded by large neighboring properties, this expansive ranch provides an ideal environment for accessibility coupled with hunting protection, making it a true haven for outdoor enthusiasts and agricultural operations. The ranch is thoughtfully designed with functional improvements in place. Fencing is in good condition, and the property is cross-fenced into two separate pastures using five- and six-strand barbed wire, ensuring ease of livestock management. Centrally located pipe pens and traps add to the property's practicality, while a Fort Griffin water meter on the highway provides reliable water access for a future home site. Trails crisscross the ranch, granting convenient access to blinds, water sources, and character within the land. For the hunting connoisseur, the ranch has been professionally managed with a neighbor for over 30 years. Starr Ranch offers exceptional "above average" whitetail with ample dove, ducks, and Rio Grande turkey. The mesquite cover and food plots6 & 15 acresprovide an ideal habitat to attract and hold wildlife. The tree cover, which includes mesquites, hackberries, and a large (lone) live oak, provides excellent habitat for wildlife and shade for livestock. The underbrush is moderately dense, consisting of native species providing ideal loafing cover for quail. Native grasses, bolstered by microbial injections, produce substantial grass cover. Water is abundant on Starr Ranch, with six stock tanks/ponds of various sizes offering even more recreational opportunities. The rolling terrain features a 40-foot elevation change, creating draws that converge into Givens Creek, enhancing the property's natural beauty and utility. These draws provide the proper runoff and terrain to build multiple substantial lakes. Starr Ranch is further enhanced by its mineral and wind rights. The property conveys executive leasing rights; all owned mineral and wind rights will transfer with the sale. There are no visible turbines or current wind leases, providing flexibility for future use. With its diverse opportunities for agriculture and recreation, Starr Ranch offers perfectly balanced function and natural beauty. Broker's Comments ~ "Starr Ranch has produced trophy white-tail for over three decades. This section of land sits next to one of the largest and most agriculturally advanced ranches in the county. The lack of turbines in the immediate area coupled with conveying Executive Leasing Rights of the mineral estate is a rare opportunity in Throckmorton County. " ~ Boone C. -- IMPROVEMENTS & STRUCTURES -- Exterior Fence ~ good to fair, barbed wire, good fencing along the road Fences ~ 5 & 6-strand barbed wire, cross-fenced into two pastures Water ~ Fort Griffin water meter on Hwy Roads ~ trails throughout ranch accessing blinds and water sources Pens & Traps ~ centrally located-pipe pens & traps -- WATER, TERRAIN & COVER -- Surface Water ~6 stock tanks; 1/3 ac to 1 1/2 ac Elevation ~ 40ft, rolling; multiple draws converging to a creek Tree Cover ~ 95% native pasture; mostly mesquite, lone live oak, hackberry, willow Underbrush ~ 95% moderate; elbowbush, skunkbush, bumelia, prickly-pear Native Grasses ~ injected with microbes, native grass, leased, and willing to stay Soils ~ Sagerton CL, Nukrum C, Throck SCL, Lueders-Throck, Jolly-Rock, Speck SCL -- HUNTING & RECREATION -- Wildlife ~ whitetail deer, dove, duck, Rio Grande Turkey, hog, varmint Habitat ~ mesquite cover with ideal underbrush, draws leading to creeks Fishing ~ some fishing in ponds, capable of stocking, surface water potential Food Plots ~ two food plots for wheat and sunflowers; 6 acres, 15 acres Pressure ~ professionally managed for 30+ years, large neighbors -- MINERALS & WIND -- Mineral Rights ~ executive leasing rights convey, owned minerals convey O&G Production ~ no production or active lease, two old tank batteries Wind Rights ~ 100% of the wind rights convey Wind Production ~ no lease or visible turbines -- ACCESS & DISTANCES -- Road Frontage ~ 3,750+ft of Hwy 283; in-set piped gate Nearby Towns ~ 10mi S of Throckmorton, 8mi W of Woodson Major Cities ~ 58mi NE of Abeline, 95mi SW of Wichita Falls, 131mi W of Fort Worth Airports ~ 10mi S of Throckmorton Muni, 59mi NE of Abiline Reg'l, 155mi W of DFW Int'l Easements ~ Fort Griffin SUD, Electricity

Boasting the 20+ acre Cooper Lake, and a dozen other tanks stocked for fishing, this property is a cattleman's/or hunter's and fisherman's dream. Two seasonal creeks with deep holes, which hold water year-round, traverse the property to feed all the water features. Bass, crappie, perch, and catfish flourish! Plenty of acres of cleared grasslands for grazing and several more with oak, mesquite, hackberry, and elm coverage for phenomenal hunting. Easy access off highway US 380 (just minutes from Throckmorton) makes a quick commute from the DFW, Lubbock, Midland, and Abilene areas. Throckmorton County is known for trophy white-tailed deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and hogs. It's one of the few remaining places that provide natural habitat for quail - a rare find these days! Surrounded on three sides by a very large ranch that doesn't allow hunting, the entire habitat on Cooper's Lake ranch has been well protected. A quaint hunter's house offers two beds and one bath. A large barn and other sheds provide coverage for equipment and cattle. The barn is surrounded by good working pens and numerous traps. Electricity is available throughout the ranch via Fort Belknap Electric Co-Op. Rural water is available through Fort Griffin Rural Water Supply. One-half of the producing minerals are available with an acceptable offer. All information contained herein is believed to be true & accurate to the best of our knowledge. Liveoak does not make any warranty, either express or implied, as to these statements, but has done our best to verify the above information. Liveoak cooperates fully with other Brokers/Realtors as buyer's representatives. However, buyer's Agents/Brokers must be present from the initial showing forward, or other arrangements made directly with the Listing Agent, to participate in compensation. If buyer's Agents/Brokers are not present from the initial showing forward, compensation will be at the full discretion of Liveoak and may be determined on a case by case basis.

320 ACRES for sale North of Woodson TX on FM 1710. This Premier 320-acre property in Woodson TX offers a rare opportunity for ranching, hunting and fishing. Enrolled in the NRCS Grassland Reserve Program, the land is well maintained and ideal for livestock grazing while preserving habitat. The property features a duck pond with a custom built duck blind making it a prime spot for waterfowl hunting. A high-game fence ensures excellent wildlife management, while the cattle pens provide functional infrastructure for ranching operations. The property also features two - three sided metal barns along with a water well (without pump) on the north side of the property. The majority of the property has been cleared of mesquite but does have some brush cover in low lying areas and around the stock tanks. 300 acres of the property is in a lifetime enrollment of the Grassland Reserve Program. 20 acres has been set aside and fenced off for other projects. This property will make a fantastic investment for hunters looking to grow their white-tail or exotic herds.

Located just south of Woodson in Throckmorton County, this 80.75-acre tract offers a strong combination of hunting, recreation, and usability. The property features a mix of open ground, native cover, and water that supports wildlife and provides multiple use opportunities. Property Highlights 80.75 acres in Throckmorton County ~10 acres prepared for sunflowers (dove hunting setup) Hunting for deer, dove, and hogs Stocked pond with catfish and bluegill Additional pond with partial ownership Tillable field currently planted in winter wheat Deeded easement access Location ~4 miles south of Woodson ~20 minutes to Breckenridge ~45 minutes to Graham ~2 hours west of Fort Worth Land & Layout The property features a central open field—currently planted in winter wheat—that can be used for grazing, cultivation, or food plots. Approximately 10 acres have been prepared for sunflowers, providing a ready setup for dove season. The field is surrounded by mesquite and native cover, creating a strong mix of open ground and habitat that supports wildlife movement. Water The property includes a primary pond that provides water for wildlife and recreational use, stocked with catfish and bluegill. A second pond along the southeast portion of the property, with partial ownership, adds additional water presence. Hunting & Recreation The property supports deer, dove, and hog hunting, with a combination of cover, food sources, and water. The prepared sunflower area and existing wheat field provide an excellent setup for dove hunting. Access & Privacy The property is accessed by a deeded easement and sits approximately 700 yards off the county road, offering a private, tucked-away setting. This tract offers a manageable size with a strong mix of features for hunting, recreation, or long-term use. Seller is offering a 3% buyer’s agent commission.