U.S. 385, Mccamey, TX 79752 - Upton County

This unique west Texas hunting ranch is loaded with mule deer and whitetail. The land has interesting topography with an elevation change of approximately 210 feet. The ranch consists of 291.30 acres of hills and valleys with good cover for wildlife. The well-known King Mountain is part of the range that covers this ranch.

This hunting land sits on the west side of Upton county approximately 5 miles north of McCamey, Texas on the east side of Highway 385 which leads to Crane. The hunting ranch sits approximately 45 miles fromMidland Odessa where you will find Midland-Odessa International Air and Space Port, shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. The ranch also sits approximately 25 miles east of Imperial, Texas, 20 miles west of Rankin, and about 45 miles northeast of Fort Stockton.

This ranch is full of whitetail, mule deer, blue quail, dove, varmints, and migratory birds. The improvements include a barndominium hunting cabin with a stained concrete floor and a large covered patio. The barndominium is equipped for rainwater catchment and use of a generator for electricity. The hunting cabin has a separate bathroom from the cabin which is constructed of cinder block. There is a large concrete reservoir with a water trough that is fed from the reservoir near the center of the ranch. The owner currently hauls water to the reservoir for wildlife. The ranch is fenced with net wire with good to great fences. The east fence is fairly new and in great shape. Other fences are older but still in good shape.

Up on top of the hills, the rimrock has many fossils and caves to explore. From up top, the beautiful west Texas views can be enjoyed for many miles in all directions. Down in the valley is where the wildlife like to be during the day with the safety of the hills around them, they can find plenty to eat.

This ranch has loamy soils that drain well and consist of Lozier gravelly loam on topand Reagan loam in other areas. These soils can be used safely for grazing or woodland or wildlife food. Please see the attached maps and videos and call Mike Dolan for any questions you may have at 325-450-2550 or Michelle Rushing at 325-234-3077.