High Chaparral Ranch
611± Acres
- Asking Price
- $4,277,000
- Deeded Acres
- 611±
- County
- Brown
- Location
- Cross Plains, Texas
Nestled away in northern Brown County, High Chaparral is a whitetail hunter’s paradise. 611± acres of high-fenced ranch has a diverse landscape with high ridges, great oak brush, large mesquite flats, tons of surface water with 10 ponds, and over 80 acres of cultivation. The panoramic views from multiple hilltop lookouts go on for miles and are a great place to enjoy a gorgeous Texas sunset. The ranch was stocked with superior white-tailed deer genetics over the past several years and managed with the goal of consistently producing quality trophy whitetails year after year. Established herds of blackbuck and axis are an added bonus that give the ability to hunt year round. The combination of this very diverse rangeland habitat and genetically superior whitetails makes the recreational and hunting activities on the High Chaparral exceptional.
Location
Located in northern Brown County, a short 6-mile drive to Cross Plains offers many conveniences with multiple restaurants, gas stations, and a Lowes grocery store. Although very secluded, the ranch has easy access from County Road 122 and is a short 30-minute drive to Brownwood and 40-minute drive to Abilene. 100 miles west of Fort Worth, 150 miles to Austin, 185 miles to San Antonio make the ranch central to several major Texas cities. The closest private FBO located in Cisco is 20 miles away.
Topography, Rangeland & Habitat
High Chaparral Ranch has a great deal of elevation change across the ranch. A large hillside traverses the property’s north side, providing panoramic views of the entire ranch to the south. The ranch features a diverse habitat structure with live oaks and post oaks scattered along the hillsides and large oak mottes scattered in the mesquite flats. This gives the ranch a great mix of open space and thick cover that whitetails and other wildlife thrive in.
80 acres of cultivation traditionally planted with wheat and oats in the fall provide quality forage for deer and other wildlife in the winter and early spring. Native sunflowers are established in these fields as well. They grow in the late spring and throughout the summer and provide an excellent food source for attracting a healthy population of doves.
Wildlife
Improvements
High Chaparral Ranch is completely high-fenced. There are 6 – luxury hunting blinds, 6 – corn feeders, and 5 – 2,000 lb protein feeders across the ranch. An elaborate road system makes navigating the entire ranch pleasurable in a UTV or truck.
Water
8 stock tanks ranging from .25 to 1.5 acres make plentiful water sources for wildlife spread evenly across the 611 acres. These tanks have been an adequate water source for wildlife even through some of the long dry spells we have experienced in the past few years.
Coleman County Water meter is in place at the front gate.
Electricity
Electricity is available on both the north fence line and the south fence line along County Road 122.
Minerals
Minerals are negotiable.
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