136 Acres FM 2127, Bowie, TX 76230

This 136-acre agricultural and hunting tract features native grasses across most of the property, with mature hardwoods scattered throughout and heavier hardwood cover on the western side. Water needs are supported by a solar-powered well located near the center of the land, producing 20 gallons per minute. A newly built cross-fence divides the north and south pastures, providing practical separation for grazing and management. The property is currently shown as having excellent hunting opportunities for whitetail, turkey, hogs, and dove, and it carries agricultural exemption. Public remarks also note deed restrictions and that there is no oil and gas production on the property.

The land is located in northeast Jack County, with proximity described as approximately one hour and 10 minutes from Fort Worth. The seller will be dividing the 136-acre tract from a larger tract they will retain. At the seller’s expense, a division fence on the western boundary will be constructed after closing. Access and specific road frontage details are not provided beyond the stated address.

This offering is a strong fit for buyers seeking recreational hunting land that can also support pasture use through a functioning well and defined grazing areas. The mix of open grassland and wooded cover provides variety for wildlife, while the existing cross-fencing and ongoing boundary fencing help support continuity of land management plans after closing.