Several Texas rivers begin in the gently rolling hills and broad flats of the Rolling Plains. These rivers and their numerous tributaries are responsible for the rolling character of the land. The rivers have cut canyons that shelter some plants and animals typical of the Rocky Mountains. This is a gently rolling region containing rangelands broken with streams and rivers running from west to east. Approximately one-third of the Rolling Plains Ecological Region of Northcentral Texas is used for intensive agriculture with a variety of different crops such as wheat, cotton, and milo. The remaining two-thirds of the region is rangeland devoted to cattle ranching.
Counties in the Rolling Plains Region: Glassock, Sterling, Coke, Runnels , Coleman , Brown, Mills, Hamilton, Comanche , Erath , Eastland, Callahan, Taylor , Nolan, Mitchell, Howard, Borden, Scurry , Fisher, Jones, Shackelford , Stephens, Young, Throckmorton, Haskell, Stonewell, Kent, Archer, Baylor, Knox, King, Dickens, Wichita, Wilbarger, Foard, Cottle, Motley , Hardeman, Childress, Hall , Collingsworth
This classic Texas Cross Timbers hunting and agricultural ranch overlooks approximately 2.5 miles of the Colorado River between Brownwood and Brady. There ranch is improved with a 7,000 square foot main lodge and several smaller homes. In addition to the river, the ranch has over 40 lakes and ponds. It is very difficult to find … READ MORE
OVERVIEW The historic D Bar Ranch is a magnificent 7,656 +/- acre property in northern Coke County, Texas that has been owned by the same family since the 1950’s. The ranch is located within a unique, transitional area that combines aspects of the central Texas hill country, south Texas brush country, and vistas more typical of the west Texas high plains. The Property consists of rugged hills and mesas, thick draws and open … READ MORE
The Cook Ranch is a harmonious dual-purpose ranch for the sportsman and rancher. It has interesting topography, wooded habitat, and clear water in Meridian Creek, and is coupled with improved pastures, well-organized cattle facilities and two ranch homes. This appealing ranch sits in a desirable location near Cranfills Gap and is clean, well-maintained, and very … READ MORE
The North Breckenridge Division of the Veale Ranch is a historically significant and large ranch offering for Stephens County. It has been in the same family for many, many generations and has a special location and close proximity to town. The Veale family was among the first to settle in Stephens County, arriving in a … READ MORE
Crooked Horn Ranch is a premier 2,115-acre high fenced ranch located about 100 miles northwest of Fort Worth, Texas in Young County. This intensively managed ranch is operated under a MLD level 3 permit and is home to some exceptional native whitetails. A modern barndominium lodge, game processing facility, insulated shop, scenic views, excellent roads … READ MORE
Brazos Long Bend Ranch sits on the Long Bend of the Brazos River just as it pours into Possum Kingdom Lake. Very rarely can you find a ranch in this price range with 2.5 miles of river frontage! The ranch’s 188 deeded acres is surrounded by approximately 225 acres of very private Brazos River Authority … READ MORE
These 309 acres border the city limits on the south side of town and represent an opportunity to purchase a significantly sized parcel right in the heart of historical Breckenridge, Texas. This is a good setting for a livestock or quail hunting ranch with easy access. The mostly loamy soil is covered in native grass … READ MORE
The Cranfills 60 Ranch is located only minutes from Cranfills Gap on the eastern edge of Hamilton County. This property would make an excellent homesite as well as a great hunting potential due to the balance of tillable and wooded acres. The ranch is very easily accessible and in a particularly quiet area. Land: … READ MORE
