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Beaver Creek Ranch is a beautiful, diverse and unique creek bottom property with both recreational and agricultural qualities. Beaver Creek is known for producing big whitetail bucks, as well as healthy flocks of Rio Grande wild turkeys. With a mixture of several different eco-systems, Jefferson County is still home to wild Bobwhite quail which thrive in the native grass, brush, mesquite and hardwood timber. The property has a fertile wheat field which could be used a large food plot, planted into a pecan orchard, used for building a waterfowl impoudment, or as a small amount of income with hay or livestock.
Location:
*Waurika - 2 miles
*Wichita Falls, TX - 35 miles
*Oklahoma City - 110 miles
*DFW - 116 miles
Access:
*Dead-end County Road
Water:
*Over 1 mile of Beaver Creek
*1.75 acre pond
*Potential for construction of duck impoundments
Utilities:
*Water Well
*Electric available
Climate:
*Approximately +/-35 inches of annual precipitation
Minerals:
*Surface Only
Wildlife:
*Whitetail Deer
*Wild Turkey
*Waterfowl
*Dove
*Quail
*Wild Hogs
Fishing:
*Bass
*Bluegill
*Catfish
Terrain:
*30 acre winter wheat field - Class 2 silty clay loam
*50' of elevation change
*Unique rocky area with extreme terrain overlooking the creek bottom
*Hardwood creek bottom
*Thick, brushy areas
*Rolling mesquite pasture with cacti and native grass
Improvements:
*Older set of cattle pens, barns and crossfencing
Equipment:
*NA
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