Steve DVM

160-Acre Ranch in Northern Young County A Rancher & Hunter’s DreamWelcome to this exceptional 160-acre property in Northern Young Countya rare blend of income-generating agriculture and world-class hunting. Whether you’re looking for a productive cattle and hay operation or a premier recreational retreat, this ranch checks all the boxes. Prime Forage Production: 35 acres of

PARADISE ON THE BRAZOS RIVER!! 1 1/2 mile of spectacular river frontage, with easy access to fish, swim, kayak, play, or even picnic. Down in the river bottom reside many pecan trees, with other hardwoods. 636.45 +/- incredibile acres, not many like this in Young County, much less North Texas. This area is also known for Indian artifacts for the history buffs. Young County is also known for

OWNER FINANCING A POSSIBILITY, ANY REASONABLE OFFER CONSIDERED!!206-Acre Hunting and Recreational Paradise in Jack CountyOwner financing available for the right buyer, making it easier to turn this dream ranch into reality.Located near the Young County line, the Rhodes Ranch offers a prime opportunity for hunters and ranch enthusiasts. This 206-acre property is an outdoor

Nestled in the history filled Brazos River region sits the Macleod Ranch. This 250-acre ranch boasts over mile of Brazos River frontage. The topography varies and close to the river is a high point with views the Indians used to use to monitor nearby Ft. Belknap located several miles away. Indian artifacts abound on this ranch for the history enthusiasts. A perfect piece of property for a

4 F Ranch - 133 Acres of Scenic, Historic Beauty in Palo Pinto CountyLocated at the base of Wynn Mountain in the heart of the Brazos River Valley, the 4 F Ranch offers 131 acres of picturesque, gently rolling terrain with breathtaking sunsets and an abundance of natural beauty. Situated just west of Mineral Wells, this iconic property has been in the same family for over 50 years and