County Road 248 County Road 248 Dickens, TX 79229

Just in time for hunting season! Located in the open country of Dickens County, this 129+/- AC property offers a practical combination of access, usability, and native character. With close to a mile of county road frontage on two sides and just one mile from paved county road, the tract is easy to ...reach and well-suited for a variety of land uses, including hunting, grazing, recreational enjoyment, or long-term ownership. Just under ten minutes from the town of Dickens and a little over an hour from Lubbock, it offers a rural setting within reasonable driving distance of town amenities. The land is covered in native brush and grasses typical of the region. Vegetation includes a healthy mix of shinnery oak, mesquite, catclaw, lote bush, old mans beard, little bluestem, Johnson grass, sideoats grama, white tridens, plains bristlegrass, and naturally occurring sand plum thickets. These diverse plant species support both livestock and native wildlife. Previously enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), this ranch may be eligible for re-enrollment, creating an additional benefit for owners focused on conservation or supplemental income. In addition to its recreational appeal, this tract would make an excellent working ranch for cattle grazing, thanks to the strong native grass base and accessible layout. Its ready for someone looking to run livestock on native pasture, with room to improve as desired. The property supports a wide range of wildlife, including whitetail deer, wild turkey, hogs, dove, and quail. The natural landscape and varied vegetation provide solid wildlife habitat, particularly for hunting or seasonal use. This acreage offers a functional and enjoyable West Texas property with multiple possibilities for use and improvement. Whether your interest lies in running cattle, improving habitat, enjoying seasonal hunting and recreation, or simply holding land in a quiet rural area, this property provides a solid foundation. Its a place to enjoy time outdoors, make use of what the land naturally offers, and build something lasting at your own pace. Continue reading