1315 County Road 226, Post, TX 79356

Rattlesnake Creek Ranch is a 2,580-acre live water ranch featuring river access, well water, and ponds. A well-planned road system provides access to much of the ranch, including river roads on both sides of the creek, with four bridges placed along a river run just shy of 3.5 miles. The property’s habitat is described as diverse, with giant cottonwoods lining the river to the north and additional trees including elms, hackberry, willow, mesquite, soapberry, and very little cedar, along with brush such as agarita, ephedra, catclaw acacia, native plumb thickets, sage brush, and shinnery oak brush in the northeast corner.

The ranch is located in Garza County northeast of Post, Texas, with the headquarters and improved areas serving as the operational center. The property provides privacy due to very large neighboring tracts to the north, east, and south. It is reported to corner the Post-Garza County municipal airport, with a runway long enough for mid-sized jets.

The ranch is set up for wildlife management, with eight deer stands, 10 (600-pound) corn feeders, four (1000-pound) protein feeders, and four food plots. Owners report a year-round feed program for the last five years and very limited grazing over that period to support deer, quail, and turkeys. A fully remodeled headquarters includes a house, party barn with bar, large shop, grain storage (30-ton with divider), cleaning shed, two-door extra garage, and a covered porch with fire ring. Perimeter fencing is described as great in most sections, with a few areas noted as fair.