1026 Fm Rd Santa Anna, TX 76878
This exceptional 1,344-acre high-fenced hunting ranch in Coleman County, Texas, presents a unique turnkey opportunity. Located conveniently 5 miles south of Coleman on FM 1026, the property boasts a blacktop entry and an electric gate. The ranch is meticulously maintained, featuring a well-established road system with cattle guards separating three pastures enclosed by excellent all-metal fencing. Improvements include a comfortable 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home with tile flooring, a metal roof, and a porch, along with a 2-car carport. Additional structures consist of a metal shop with a walk-in cooler, a metal barn, and cattle pens with water access. A bulk feed storage bin and five covered alfalfa feeders are included. Four stock tanks provide ample water, one featuring a fishing dock stocked with bass and catfish. The rolling terrain, with approximately 130 feet of elevation change, offers stunning views. Fertile soil is perfect for establishing food plots. The abundant wildlife includes 30+ whitetail deer, 30+ fallow deer, 20 red deer (5 bulls over 400 inches), 200+ genetics, 17 oryx, 7 buffalo (2 bulls and 5 cows), 40+ axis deer, and 15 black buck. Turkey and dove populations are also plentiful. The ranch is enrolled in the MLD program, allowing rifle hunting from October to February. Numerous blinds and feeders are strategically placed throughout the property. Don't miss this chance to own a fully equipped, high-fenced hunting paradise.
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