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Welcome to Rike Real Estate Hunting listings. Click the photos for larger versions. These represent only a few of our listings. Please call (940) 864-2411 for the latest information. Listings are located in Haskell unless otherwise noted.
NORTH CENTRAL HASKELL COUNTY.
175.8 +/- Ac. with 119.8 +/- Ac. of cultivation and 56 +/- Ac. of pasture. There is one recently cleaned out stock tank located in the pasture portion of the property plus the Weinert Co-op Water Supply has a meter on the property ready for hook-up for livestock and /or personal use. The Farm Service Agency established dryland cotton yield is an outstanding 417 lbs of lint per acre with the established wheat and grain sorghum yields being 22 bu/ac and 33 bu/ac respectively. The farm is flat and the soil is the good, fertile, black tight land type soil that is present in the north central Haskell County area. Deer, dove and hogs will be available in the pasture portion of the farm. ($950/Ac.)
NORTHEAST HASKELL COUNTY
1338 +/- Ac. This property has great hunting plus income producing cultivation. There are trophy deer, turkey, quail, dove and hogs. You can hunt and run cattle, plant wheat for a stocker operation and enjoy the abundant wildlife. There is little traffic on the county roads and the property has never been leased for hunting. This property is bordered on the east by a large ranch that was the Swenson Ranch at one time. The west side of the property is very secluded. There are parts with high and low elevations and the entire ranch is full of wildlife. A seasonal creek runs through the property and is a roosting habitat for turkey. The entire ranch is fenced, there is electricity and several earthen tanks. Some minerals are available. Property is located west of Throckmorton on CR 273. ($995/Ac.)
EAST CAPROCK CANYON RANCH
BREATH TAKING BEAUTY IN DICKENS CO. TEXAS. Want to get away? This is the secluded property you have been dreaming about. There is an absence of traffic sounds with sounds and sights of only wildlife, wildflowers and beautiful sunsets. The amenities for this property include 88 +/- fenced acres of native pasture with Mesquite and Cedar trees, good grass for cattle or horses, a three bedroom, two bath home sitting on a hill overlooking the East Cap of the southern plains of northwest Texas. The home is in excellent condition and has central air and heat, built-in kitchen, dining, living with wood burning stove, two car garage, metal roof, water well with pump, and a shed with portable pens. Take U. S. Highway 70 North from Dickens, Texas for approximately 4 miles north. Go left (West on County Road 148) and then right (North) on County Road 133. Property in on the East side of CR 133 at the top of a hill. There is an old windmill at the gate. This property is located approximate 60 miles east of Lubbock, Texas. ($196,800) 132 acres are also available at $1100 per acre.
HISTORIC SPIDER ROCK RANCH
2,128 +/- Ac. located in Haskell and Stonewall Counties with MORE THAN two miles of Brazos River frontage. This working ranch has approximately 1,278 +/- Ac. of native pasture and 850 +/- Ac. of cultivation. The property has a ranch house, working pens and barns. For recreation, there is an abundance of wildlife including white tail deer, quail, dove, turkey, hogs, fish and varieties of mountain lions and bobcats. The scenic ranch has bluffs overlooking the Brazos River. The river forks with the Salt Fork running to the west and the Double Mountain Fork running to the east. This is a one-of-a-kind property. REDUCED ($1,150 Ac.) Call 940 864 2411 for photos and additional information.
BLACK LAND FARM - NORTHEAST HASKELL COUNTY
160 Acres (+or-) This is an outstanding dryland farm in an area that is known for its wheat and cotton production. Farm has 140 (+/-) cultivated acres and 20 (+/-) native pasture acres. In addition, this is very good wheat pasture stocker cattle country and Haskell County FSA states that the farm has a wheat base of 40.2 acres with an established yield of 20 bu/acre and a cotton base of 82.7 acres with an established yield of 249 lbs of lint/acre. Under the current USDA farm program, operators have the flexibility of planting the crops of their choosing limited only by the number of cultivated acres. There are two stock tanks on the property with electricity being available at the farm’s boundary lines. Wildlife consists of deer, dove and hogs with the sellers agreeing to convey 50% of their owned mineral interest with the sale of the surface acres. ($750/Ac.)
NORTH HASKELL CO. RECREATION, FARM
110 +/- Ac. Property is located less than 6 miles north of the Haskell city limits off of County Road 207 on CR 116. Total acres is 110 +/- Ac. with approximately 30 acres of the property is pasture fenced with net wire. The other approximate 80 acres is cultivated land. Property has access to electricity and a tank. The 80 +/- Ac. of cultivated land has a cotton base and an excellent yield. USDA payment information is available upon request. Minerals are negotiable. ($850/Ac.)
HASKELL CO. SOUTH CREEKS
744 +/- Ac. This property has an excellent combination of income producing cropland and native pasture. There are six tanks scattered throughout all of this acreage and seasonal creeks running through the north pasture. There are some elevation changes throughout with excellent cover for deer, turkey along the creek, dove and quail. The east side of the property is bordered by CR 437, south side by CR 440 and the west side by CR 438. There is a house, barn and pens on the south side on CR 440 with City of Stamford water. Seller will divide by selling two of the cultivated tracts separately. One tract is 174.67 +/- Ac. and priced at $775/Ac. and one is 117.27 +/- Ac. priced at $775/Ac. If sold separately, the remaining 452 +/- Ac. is priced at $799/Ac.
NORTHWEST HASKELL COUNTY
157.42 +/- Ac. all native pasture and priced to sell. The property is located on County Road 184, west of Highway 6 approximately 3.5 mi. One tank is on the property and heavy irrigation in the area. A windmill on the property indicates there has been a water well in past years. There is a fence on the south and west sides, electricity is in the vicinity and wildlife consist of deer, quail, turkey, dove and hogs. ($675/Ac.)
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WILD HORSE KNOB FARM
289 +/- Ac. with 115 Ac. cultivated and 174 Ac. in CRP expiring in 2012. Water is piped from the 174 Ac. to the 115 Ac. for irrigation and both properties will be sold together. These two tracts together would be ideal for crops and cattle (after expiration of the CRP). Property is located 2.8 miles north of Rule and east on CR 129 and begins on the South East corner of CR 129 and 125. Land is split into two sections. Western side is the 174 Ac. with water and trees and the Eastern section is cropland with water piped from the 174 acres. Property is close to well known “Wild Horse Knob”. Mineral and Royalty interest is negotiable. USDA information is available upon request.($1,385/Ac.)
CLAIREMONT – KENT COUNTY
161.79 +/- acres. You can view historic Double Mountain at sunrise from the front porch of this secluded cabin located in John Wesley Hardin country. This property has WATER and offers deer (some Mule Deer), turkey, dove, hogs and many other critters in this picturesque setting right out of the Old West. Two stock tanks and a water well plus several large hog wallows draw the wildlife which come from large surrounding ranches. There is co-op electricity for the cabin and water well. The modern cabin has two bedrooms, one bath and a combination den and kitchen area. Well water for the household use is furnished from a 500 gallon storage tank. New boundary line fences make the ranch conducive to running horses, cattle and other livestock. An added extra will be the conveyance of 28.1 +/- contiguous acres at no additional price. ($950/Ac.)
