Open Fences Winter 2016 / Spring 2017
For the most exclusive luxury cabins, equestrian estates, mountainside homes, agricultural development tracts, livestock ranches and hunting and recreational properties across the country (and even beyond), look no further than the pages of the latest issue of Open Fences. The cover features 3,000 scenic acres on the California coast and stretches all the way to the Atlantic with stops in the Rockies, Midwest and Southern states all along the way. Find your next legacy property inside.
For the most exclusive luxury cabins, equestrian estates, mountainside homes, agricultural development tracts, livestock ranches and hunting and recreational properties across the country (and even beyond), look no further than the pages of the latest issue of Open Fences. The cover features 3,000 scenic acres on the California coast and stretches all the way to the Atlantic with stops in the Rockies, Midwest and Southern states all along the way. Find your next legacy property inside.
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MOSSY OAK PROPERTIES OF TEXAS<br />
Steve Baxter | sbaxter@mossyoakproperties.com | 888.667.8391 | 972.816.4738 | moptex.com<br />
THE HOLLEY Bowie, Montague County, TEXAS / $3,246,750<br />
Whether you’re a serious rancher or just want your piece of hunting and recreation paradise, these 1,443 acres won’t disappoint. Hopewell Road provides access off Highway 287 and Ray<br />
Road. The rolling terrain has several vantage points for building a residence or incredible views. Abundant oak and other hardwoods provide habitat for whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, quail,<br />
etc. Scrub brush has been well maintained and is rare. Seasonal Belknap Creek runs through the north. The Holley provides excellent livestock operations with 2 sets of pens, abundant native<br />
grasses and some Bermuda and blue and silver stem. Ten crossed-fenced pastures give options for rotation. Water resources include with as many as 15 tanks (that will have several species<br />
of waterfowl, duck and some geese) and Belknap Creek. There are 2 inactive water wells and all ponds are in good shape. Fencing is mostly 5-strand barb wire with some 6 strand. Four wellmaintained<br />
gas well pads are fenced off.<br />
TRINITY RIVER RANCH Crandall, Kaufman County, TEXAS / $3,200,000 / ROI<br />
This 1,346-acre ranch has been a cattle ranch/hay operation utilizing the Trinity River bottom. Some farm operations could be possible. Several workshops/storage outbuildings, 2 large hay<br />
barns and a set of steel pens lend to the cattle operation. Cross-fenced pastures allow rotational grazing. Untapped recreational value with potential to construct wetlands area within the river<br />
levee for prime waterfowl area with some engineered waterfowl impoundments. Trinity River bottoms supply great duck hunting during the winter and deer frequent the river. Fish in the river<br />
or stock tanks. Whitetail deer and feral hogs run the timber along Buffalo Creek and Trinity River. Equestrian and ATV trails weave through the wooded areas and along the levee. A 3-bedroom,<br />
2-bath foreman’s house and barns/workshops are on the property. Create a showplace within 30 minutes of Dallas or a long-term development tract!<br />
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