The Crowell Ranch is a large river bottom ranch located between Angleton and West Columbia. The ranch is a mix of improved pastures in rich alluvial soils and stands of hardwoods. The ranch includes paved road access and Brazos River frontage and is only an hour from downtown Houston. This is a great cattle ranch which has excellent deer hunting and waterfowl potential.
Location: The ranch is located just over a mile south of Hwy 35 between Angleton and West Columbia. River frontage on the east side of the Brazos with paved County Road frontage.
Habitat: Crowell Ranch is classic Gulf Coast bottomland habitat with areas of thick woods, open pastures and brush. Approximately 40% of the ranch is primarily open improved grass pastures with large live oaks and pecans in very rich dark alluvial soils. The remaining 60% of the ranch is thicker woods and brush with a mix of live oaks, hackberries and cedar elms.
Two small bayous cut through the property (Day Bayou & Middle bayou) which hold water most of the year.
Wildlife: The ranch is loaded with whitetail deer and is under MLD III Wildlife Plan. This ranch would make a terrific duck hunting property with some further development of wetland units. Dove, turkey and some quail are also found on the property.
Crowell Ranch Tract I - Brazoria County, West Columbia, TX
Crowell Ranch Tract I - Brazoria County, West Columbia, TX
The Crowell Ranch is a large river bottom ranch located between Angleton and West Columbia. The ranch is a mix of improved pastures in rich alluvial soils and stands of hardwoods. The ranch includes paved road access and Brazos River frontage and is only an hour from downtown Houston. This is a great cattle ranch which has excellent deer hunting and waterfowl potential.
Location: The ranch is located just over a mile south of Hwy 35 between Angleton and West Columbia. River frontage on the east side of the Brazos with paved County Road frontage.
Habitat: Crowell Ranch is classic Gulf Coast bottomland habitat with areas of thick woods, open pastures and brush. Approximately 40% of the ranch is primarily open improved grass pastures with large live oaks and pecans in very rich dark alluvial soils. The remaining 60% of the ranch is thicker woods and brush with a mix of live oaks, hackberries and cedar elms.
Two small bayous cut through the property (Day Bayou & Middle bayou) which hold water most of the year.
Wildlife: The ranch is loaded with whitetail deer and is under MLD III Wildlife Plan. This ranch would make a terrific duck hunting property with some further development of wetland units. Dove, turkey and some quail are also found on the property.
