Brady, TX 76825 - McCulloch County

Location: Approximately 13 miles south of Brady, on U.S. Hwy 190.

Terrain: Some of the highest elevations in the County are centered on this ranch. A predominance of Live Oak, Post Oak, Red Oak cover is evident with little Mesquite or Cedar. Dark clay soils interspersed with limestone rock. Bottoms very conducive to food plot tillage.

Water: Two substantial wells with pressure tanks and reservoirs. A large stock pond and one of smaller size.

Wildlife: The abundance of oak with the accompanying large supply of acorns make this ranch a healthy environment for Whitetail. Dove hunting should be good around the largest of stock tanks.

Improvements: Five pastures; excellent fences, some high; two 30x40 metal barns, two sets of working pens; a 2580 sq.ft. 4 bedroom, 3 bath lodge with a huge porch, fireplace; deer processing shed, other amenities. Also an older home with remodeling possibilities.

Comments: Probably one of the all around, best natural whitetail habitats to be found in this area.

Contact: Kirk Roddie 325-456-9427