Recreation and Hunting
Hacker, Iowa Park, TX 76367
- Added:
- Feb 3, 2026
- Days on Market:
- 120
- Last Refresh:
- Jun 3 at 4:06 am
Property Features for Hacker
General Information
- Property type
- Land
- Property subtype
- Other
- Vegetation
- Wooded, Brush, Cleared
- Standard status
- Active
- APN
- 114485
- Lot size
- 32.61 Acres
Utilities
- Water front features
- Creek
Building Details
- Additional Structures
- Outbuilding
Listing agent CHARLES NEWBERRY (940) 781-7484
Listing office Williams Realty and Auction LLC TX (940) 781-7484
Listing date Feb 3, 2026
MLS# 21161172
Listing URL
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HighLights
- 32.61‑acre tract with Antelope Creek crossing the property and live water plus a stock tank
- Good road frontage and location between Iowa Park and Holliday, less than 11 miles from Wichita Falls
- White‑tailed deer, dove, and hogs reported, with remaining clearings from past food plots and dove fields
- Ecological sites include Loamy Bottomland and Claypan; silty clay loam soils
- Light to heavy mesquite cover for concealment and bedding areas for game
- Electricity available on site; rural water available at the road
Overview
This 32.61-acre property is well-suited for hunting and weekend recreation, with natural cover and areas that have remained cleared from prior food plots and dove fields. Antelope Creek runs through the land, and a stock tank is also present to support wildlife activity. The vegetation includes light to heavy mesquite cover, which can provide concealment and bedding for game. Ecological sites are described as Loamy Bottomland and Claypan with silty clay loam soils, adding to the land’s productive outdoor potential. Electricity is available on site, and rural water is available at the road, offering convenience for future improvements.
Conveniently located between Iowa Park and Holliday, the tract is under 11 miles from Wichita Falls. The property offers good road frontage while still maintaining a more private, rural feel, making it practical for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts who want easy access without being right in town.
For buyers looking for a hunting retreat or a long-term homesite opportunity, the mix of live water, a stock tank, and existing cover creates a solid foundation for wildlife habitat. The remaining open pockets from previous plantings may also support future food plot or dove-field plans, subject to a buyer’s intended uses and management.
Conveniently located between Iowa Park and Holliday, the tract is under 11 miles from Wichita Falls. The property offers good road frontage while still maintaining a more private, rural feel, making it practical for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts who want easy access without being right in town.
For buyers looking for a hunting retreat or a long-term homesite opportunity, the mix of live water, a stock tank, and existing cover creates a solid foundation for wildlife habitat. The remaining open pockets from previous plantings may also support future food plot or dove-field plans, subject to a buyer’s intended uses and management.
Property Profile
Location Intelligence
Current Use by Public Records
Hunting land
Map
- City
- Iowa Park
- County
- Wichita
- State
- Texas
- Longitude
- -98.730631
- Latitude
- 33.901669
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FAQs
What type of property is this?
Hunting land - A secluded tract with creek water, a stock tank, and cover for whitetail, dove, and hog hunting or outdoor recreation.
Where is this hunting land located?
The property is located at Hacker Iowa Park, TX.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $244,500.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: 32.61‑acre tract with Antelope Creek crossing the property and live water plus a stock tank; Good road frontage and location between Iowa Park and Holliday, less than 11 miles from Wichita Falls; White‑tailed deer, dove, and hogs reported, with remaining clearings from past food plots and dove fields
