CR 252, Colorado City, TX 79512

This 960-acre Texas ranch is set up for both grazing and year-round hunting, centered on seven stock tanks positioned to capture and hold water. The property’s water system is designed to serve livestock and wildlife efficiently, with recent dirt work improving tank performance and feeding across the ranch. Four grazing traps help organize pasture access, and the layout funnels to a set of sorting and shipping pens where pasture and near 200 acres of cultivation come together. The cultivation is planted in wheat, supporting grazing potential for yearlings or a bred-cow herd while also attracting wildlife throughout the season. Wildhorse Creek is the namesake feature, catching rain and holding water for extended periods.

The ranch is located in Mitchell County near Colorado City, with water flow described from Interstate-20 to Wildhorse Creek. That relationship helps feed the stock tank network and supports the property’s overall carrying and hunting setup.

For operators seeking a turn-key West Texas ranch configuration, the combination of wheat acreage, creek-fed water retention, and multiple managed grazing areas provides a practical platform for livestock use and consistent hunting opportunities. The property is described as supporting a wide range of wildlife, including whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkeys, feral hogs, dove, and ducks, with activity throughout the year.