106 acres in Hardeman County

Plum Pasture is a 106-acre hunting and grazing property located in Hardeman County, Texas, just 6.5 miles north of Quanah on Highway 6, roughly 200 miles from DFW. The land carries a strong mix of native grasses, dense sand-plum thickets, and brushy cover that holds wildlife well. Positioned near the Red River, this Hardeman County ranch sits inside a major wildlife corridor known for low-pressure, quality hunting. Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, Bobwhite quail, dove, and wild hogs all use the property regularly. The varied terrain provides natural bedding areas and good travel corridors for game. Highway 6 frontage gives easy access, perimeter fencing is in good shape, and electrical service is nearby. This tract works as a weekend hunting retreat, a homestead site, or a piece of productive Texas grazing land. Good hunting land in Hardeman County does not stay available long.

- 106 acres in Hardeman County, 6.5 miles north of Quanah on Highway 6.

- About 200 miles from DFW, making weekend trips manageable.

- Dense sand-plum thickets and native grasses provide excellent wildlife cover.

- Positioned a few miles from the Red River, a major wildlife corridor.

- Wildlife includes whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, and wild hog.

- Good perimeter fencing and highway frontage on Highway 6.

- Electrical service nearby, making a homestead or hunting camp feasible.

- Works as a hunting retreat, weekend getaway, or Texas grazing land.