The property is located in Wheeler County, Texas, between the communities of Briscoe and Mobeetie. Access is provided by County Road 10, which bisects the property into the east and west parcels.
Approximate driving distances:
Briscoe, TX ~5 miles
Mobeetie, TX ~6 miles
Wheeler, TX ~12 miles
Shamrock, TX ~25 miles
Pampa, TX ~35 miles
Amarillo, TX ~90 miles
Wheeler Municipal Airport (Wheeler, TX) ~12 miles
Perry Lefors Field (Pampa, TX) ~35 miles
Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport (Amarillo, TX) ~90 miles
Parkview Hospital (Wheeler, TX) ~12 miles
Pampa Regional Medical Center (Pampa, TX) ~35 miles
Northwest Texas Healthcare System (Amarillo, TX) ~90 miles
The property is located within the Fort Elliott Consolidated Independent School District, headquartered in Briscoe, TX.
Old farm house on the 160 acre parcel with potential for restoration
Unfinished livestock barn frame (started but not completed)
Stock well and irrigation well
Perimeter fencing rebuilt in 2022
Cross-fencing on the 160 acre parcel
dividing it into four pastures for rotational grazing
No surface water on the property
Stock well located on the 160 acre parcel
Underground pipe runs beneath County Road 10 to supply water to the 80 acre parcel
Additional irrigation well on the property, currently not in service
The terrain consists of gently rolling native pasture typical of the eastern Texas Panhandle, well suited for livestock grazing and supporting a healthy stand of native and improved grasses.
The pasture is comprised of a mix of native and improved grasses, providing quality forage yearround. Dominant species include: Bluestem
Love grass Side oats grama Additional native plains grasses
A few scattered shade trees are present throughout the pasture, providing limited cover for livestock and habitat for upland birds and small game common to the region.
The property offers occasional recreational hunting opportunities for:
Whitetail deer
Quail
Dove
The property is not currently under a hunting lease.
Seller is conveying 100% of owned mineral rights
Seller is conveying 100% of wind rights
Seller is conveying 100% of solar rights
Seller is unaware of what percentage of minerals he owns, if any
Electric service is on the property and readily accessible for future improvements or homesite development.
Wheeler County and the surrounding eastern Texas Panhandle have a long history of agriculture, cattle ranching, and small livestock operations. The communities of Briscoe and Mobeetie are among the oldest in the region, with Mobeetie recognized as one of the earliest settlements in the Texas Panhandle. The area continues to support a strong agricultural economy with cattle, sheep, and small ruminant operations common throughout the county.
