CR 262, Mc Caulley, TX 79534

This Fisher County hunting and agricultural opportunity features a wooded belt of mature mesquites spanning roughly 24 acres, along with additional tree cover along a waterway and a stock tank. The property sits just north of McCaulley, where an unnamed feeder runs toward Plasterco Lake, creating natural cover and edge habitat. Signs of wildlife are present throughout, and the tract has been hunted in the past for whitetail deer and feral hogs, with both species indicated on-site.

The surrounding landscape is mostly open, while the cover belt provides sheltered movement and escape from the elements. The property is described as sandwiched between two wooded areas, which supports a predictable layout for viewing and tracking game as conditions change. The blend of open areas for rut and potential food-plot development is intended to draw wildlife consistently.

For buyers and lease operators, this is a strong fit for an ownership strategy that combines managed habitat with practical food-plot planning. The back acreage can be considered for conversion into a food plot, and the upland openings may support an annual cropping approach such as wheat to attract sandhill cranes. Whether you’re looking for a place to hunt, or for a tract that can be leased to hunters seeking both cover and open food opportunities, the configuration here is purpose-built for that use.