669 acres in Hardeman County

669 acres of hunting and ranch land sits three miles south of Quanah, Texas in Hardeman County, just under three hours northwest of the DFW Metroplex. Wanderer's Creek Ranch offers a solid mix of cultivated cropland, open pasture, and thick mesquite and cedar cover, giving buyers flexibility for livestock, farming, or hunting operations. The ranch holds five livestock ponds, two active water wells, and a hackberry-lined creek bottom that collects good rainfall runoff. Whitetail deer, wild hogs, dove, quail, and occasional mule deer all use the property. The 240 acres of cultivated ground up north works well for food plots or grazing rotation. Fencing is in good condition with cross-divided pastures and pipe-gated entrances off two separate roads. A livestock shed and insulated well house sit near the Craven Road entrance, with rural electric service already in place. Copper Breaks State Park is within 12 miles. This is a strong candidate for anyone searching hunting land or ranch prope

- 669 acres three miles south of Quanah off Highway 6 in Hardeman County.

- 240 acres of cultivated cropland in the north, ready for crops or food plots.

- Five livestock ponds along a hackberry-lined creek bottom, some with good fishing.

- Two active water wells, one electric and one solar, feeding four fiberglass troughs.

- Good to excellent perimeter and interior fencing with cross-divided pastures for rotational grazing.

- Whitetail deer, mule deer, wild hogs, dove, and quail on the property.

- Electricity on site at the Craven Road entrance with a livestock shed and insulated well house.

- Less than three hours from DFW and 12 miles from Copper Breaks State Park.