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90 acres near Bryson Texas ranch for sale located on Bryson Lake Road in Jack County Texas offering privacy, scenic views, and diverse native habitat. This North Texas ranch is ideal for buyers seeking hunting land, recreational property, or a rural homesite near Lake Bryson. The land features mature oak trees, mesquite, and native grasses including little bluestem and gama. A mix of open pasture and dense brush creates excellent edge habitat for wildlife. Gently rolling terrain with elevated areas provides long range views across the North Texas countryside. Wildlife includes whitetail deer, turkey, dove, feral hogs, and small game, making this a strong hunting property in Jack County. Habitat is enhanced by native cover, surface water, and surrounding larger ranches. Two ponds provide water for wildlife and livestock. The property is cross fenced and currently under a Wildlife 1D1 tax exemption, supporting both wildlife management and agricultural use such as grazing. A historic native stone home sits on an elevated site and includes two bedrooms, one bathroom, a wood burning stove, and a large front porch. Electricity is in place and a water well is on site, offering a foundation for a weekend ranch, hunting cabin, or future home. Located less than one mile from Lake Bryson, a well known fishing lake for bass and panfish. Convenient access to Bryson, Graham, Jacksboro, Mineral Wells, and Fort Worth. This Jack County ranch for sale offers a combination of hunting land, native pasture, water features, and existing improvements suitable for livestock, recreation, or country living in North Texas.

90 acres near Bryson Texas ranch for sale located on Bryson Lake Road in Jack County Texas offering privacy, scenic views, and diverse native habitat. This North Texas ranch is ideal for buyers seeking hunting land, recreational property, or a rural homesite near Lake Bryson. The land features mature oak trees, mesquite, and native grasses including little bluestem and gama. A mix of open pasture and dense brush creates excellent edge habitat for wildlife. Gently rolling terrain with elevated areas provides long range views across the North Texas countryside. Wildlife includes whitetail deer, turkey, dove, feral hogs, and small game, making this a strong hunting property in Jack County. Habitat is enhanced by native cover, surface water, and surrounding larger ranches. Two ponds provide water for wildlife and livestock. The property is cross fenced and currently under a Wildlife 1D1 tax exemption, supporting both wildlife management and agricultural use such as grazing. A historic native stone home sits on an elevated site and includes two bedrooms, one bathroom, a wood burning stove, and a large front porch. Electricity is in place and a water well is on site, offering a foundation for a weekend ranch, hunting cabin, or future home. Located less than one mile from Lake Bryson, a well known fishing lake for bass and panfish. Convenient access to Bryson, Graham, Jacksboro, Mineral Wells, and Fort Worth. This Jack County ranch for sale offers a combination of hunting land, native pasture, water features, and existing improvements suitable for livestock, recreation, or country living in North Texas.

594 Bryson Lake Rd, Bryson, TX

Spanning 206 acres in Jack County, near the Young County border, the Rhodes Ranch is a top-tier destination for hunters and ranchers alike. This expansive property is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering well-maintained gravel roads throughout. It showcases varied topography, with more than 90 feet of elevation shifts, rolling hills, creek bottoms, and thick timber—ideal for supporting abundant game. The ranch offers superb hunting opportunities, with plentiful whitetail deer, turkey, dove, hogs, and varmints. Water resources are a standout feature, including four tanks (one always reliable) and Board Creek, which runs across the ranch, sustaining both wildlife and livestock. There are 47 acres of cleared land, perfect for food plots, crops, or improved grazing. Concrete crossings over Board Creek ensure easy travel across the ranch. Small working pens and a cattle shed support operational needs. For recreation, enjoy fishing, hiking, and panoramic views. Whether your goal is a hunting getaway or a working ranch, this property offers it all. And if desired, nearby ranches have water wells, suggesting the potential for one here, too.

Spanning 206 acres in Jack County, near the Young County border, the Rhodes Ranch is a top-tier destination for hunters and ranchers alike. This expansive property is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering well-maintained gravel roads throughout. It showcases varied topography, with more than 90 feet of elevation shifts, rolling hills, creek bottoms, and thick timber—ideal for supporting abundant game. The ranch offers superb hunting opportunities, with plentiful whitetail deer, turkey, dove, hogs, and varmints. Water resources are a standout feature, including four tanks (one always reliable) and Board Creek, which runs across the ranch, sustaining both wildlife and livestock. There are 47 acres of cleared land, perfect for food plots, crops, or improved grazing. Concrete crossings over Board Creek ensure easy travel across the ranch. Small working pens and a cattle shed support operational needs. For recreation, enjoy fishing, hiking, and panoramic views. Whether your goal is a hunting getaway or a working ranch, this property offers it all. And if desired, nearby ranches have water wells, suggesting the potential for one here, too.

Tbd Cement Mountain Rd, Bryson, TX

Bryson Oaks 209± Acres Jack County Texas Bryson Oaks is approximately 209 acres of Texas ranchland located just north of Bryson in Jack County. The property offers a balanced combination of productive grazing land, mature hardwood timber, rolling terrain, and quality wildlife habitat, making it well suited for a cattle ranch, hunting property, weekend retreat, or future homesite. Land: Approximately 160 feet of elevation change creates scenic ridges, wooded draws, and open native grass parks. Mature post oak and live oak dominate the landscape, with scattered mesquite and native grasses providing forage and wildlife cover. Rocky creeks, boulder fields, and wildflowers add to the property’s character. Wildlife: The ranch supports whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, and feral hogs. Hardwood cover, natural browse, water, and varied topography provide diverse wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities. Access and Improvements: Access is provided by Dead End Road, approximately 0.20 miles west of FM 1191 N, with additional access via a short easement from N College Avenue. Electricity is available along the eastern boundary and near the southern portion. Neighboring water well records indicate favorable groundwater potential. Several elevated building sites offer views of the surrounding countryside. The ranch is cross fenced with solid perimeter fencing for livestock management. There are no active oil or gas production sites or wind turbines on the property. A single underground pipeline crosses the southern portion with little to no impact on daily operations. Located in the rolling countryside of western Jack County near Bryson Texas, Bryson Oaks offers productive pasture, mature timber, hunting opportunities, scenic topography, and long term investment potential.

Bryson Oaks 209± Acres Jack County Texas Bryson Oaks is approximately 209 acres of Texas ranchland located just north of Bryson in Jack County. The property offers a balanced combination of productive grazing land, mature hardwood timber, rolling terrain, and quality wildlife habitat, making it well suited for a cattle ranch, hunting property, weekend retreat, or future homesite. Land: Approximately 160 feet of elevation change creates scenic ridges, wooded draws, and open native grass parks. Mature post oak and live oak dominate the landscape, with scattered mesquite and native grasses providing forage and wildlife cover. Rocky creeks, boulder fields, and wildflowers add to the property’s character. Wildlife: The ranch supports whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, and feral hogs. Hardwood cover, natural browse, water, and varied topography provide diverse wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities. Access and Improvements: Access is provided by Dead End Road, approximately 0.20 miles west of FM 1191 N, with additional access via a short easement from N College Avenue. Electricity is available along the eastern boundary and near the southern portion. Neighboring water well records indicate favorable groundwater potential. Several elevated building sites offer views of the surrounding countryside. The ranch is cross fenced with solid perimeter fencing for livestock management. There are no active oil or gas production sites or wind turbines on the property. A single underground pipeline crosses the southern portion with little to no impact on daily operations. Located in the rolling countryside of western Jack County near Bryson Texas, Bryson Oaks offers productive pasture, mature timber, hunting opportunities, scenic topography, and long term investment potential.

Tbd N College St, Bryson, TX

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