Courtesy: Inderman + Leija
191.5 acres where Texas still feels like Texas. Hidden behind the county road is a ranch that offers the privacy, functionality, and versatility buyers are searching for. Whether your vision is running cattle, building a premier hunting retreat, creating a weekend escape, or establishing a family legacy ranch, this property provides the foundation to make it happen. Rolling terrain, native hardwoods, productive pasture, and approx 100 acres currently in cultivation create a diverse landscape that supports both agriculture and wildlife. Multiple stocked tanks, abundant cover, and excellent habitat make this property attractive for deer, hog, dove, and other native game, while improved pasture and quality fencing make it equally functional for livestock. A cozy 650sf log cabin, built in 2006, serves as the perfect headquarters after a day outdoors. Inside you’ll find a full kitchen, living area, loft, one bedroom, one full bathroom, and room to comfortably accommodate overnight guests. The covered front porch is the ideal place to watch the sunrise with a cup of coffee or unwind beneath a Texas sunset. The ranch is already equipped with many of the improvements serious landowners appreciate, including: Four tanks providing water sources throughout the property Perimeter barbed wire fencing Working pens with corral and head gate Restored rock cistern showcasing the property’s history Co-op water, electricity, septic system, and county road frontage Whether you’re planting crops, grazing cattle, pursuing wildlife, riding horseback, or simply looking for room to breathe, this property offers the flexibility to fit your goals. Properties of this size with productive farmland, recreational appeal, functional ranch improvements, and comfortable living quarters rarely become available in one package. This is the kind of place where memories are made, traditions begin, and every trip through the gate reminds you why people dream of owning Texas land.
Courtesy: Land Company of Texas
This beautiful property offers an excellent blend of native cover, water features, and accessibility along paved FM 880 in Shackelford County. The property features a desirable mix of scattered mesquites and mature oak trees, creating both open pasture areas and shaded pockets ideal for wildlife habitat, hunting, and outdoor recreation. The layout of the land allows for easy navigation while still providing privacy and a true country feel. Post Oak Creek, a wet-weather creek, winds through the property and serves as a natural draw for wildlife while adding visual interest and character to the land. The creek corridor enhances cover and travel routes for game, making it a strong feature for hunting and wildlife observation. In addition, a stock tank on the property provides a dependable water source for game and livestock, further increasing the recreational and hunting appeal of the tract. Whitetail deer, hogs, and other native wildlife are commonly found in the area, supported by the combination of water, brush, and open areas. The mix of terrain and vegetation allows for multiple hunting setups, including blinds, feeders, and stand locations. Electric runs along FM 880, offering added convenience for future improvements, a hunting camp, or a potential homesite. With good paved road access, natural beauty, and several potential build sites, this tract is well-suited for a weekend getaway, recreational use, or building a dream home in a quiet rural setting. Whether you’re looking for a dedicated hunting property, versatile recreational land, or a peaceful country retreat, this tract delivers privacy, water, and classic Texas land features in the highly desirable - Shackelford County. MORE LAND AVAILABLE!!!
Courtesy: Land Company of Texas
This beautiful property offers an excellent blend of native cover, water features, and accessibility along paved FM 880 in Shackelford County. The property features a desirable mix of scattered mesquites and mature oak trees, creating both open pasture areas and shaded pockets ideal for wildlife habitat, hunting, and outdoor recreation. The layout of the land allows for easy navigation while still providing privacy and a true country feel. Post Oak Creek, a wet-weather creek, winds through the property and serves as a natural draw for wildlife while adding visual interest and character to the land. The creek corridor enhances cover and travel routes for game, making it a strong feature for hunting and wildlife observation. Whitetail deer, hogs, and other native wildlife are commonly found in the area, supported by the combination of water, brush, and open areas. The mix of terrain and vegetation allows for multiple hunting setups, including blinds, feeders, and stand locations. Electric runs along FM 880, offering added convenience for future improvements, a hunting camp, or a potential homesite. With good paved road access, natural beauty, and several potential build sites, this tract is well-suited for a weekend getaway, recreational use, or building a dream home in a quiet rural setting. Whether you’re looking for a dedicated hunting property, versatile recreational land, or a peaceful country retreat, this tract delivers privacy, water, and classic Texas land features in the highly desirable - Shackelford County. MORE LAND AVAILABLE!!!
Courtesy: Capitol Ranch Real Estate
979-530-7010
Shady Mesquite Ranch is a versatile 100+or- acre property conveniently located on Highway 6 just south of Moran, Texas. Whether you are looking for a working cattle ranch, recreational getaway, hunting property, or peaceful country residence, this ranch offers endless opportunities. Designed with functionality in mind, the ranch is cross fenced into four separate pastures, making rotational grazing for cattle, sheep, or goats easy and efficient. The fencing is wired for small livestock while allowing flexibility for agricultural uses. Open pasture areas provide excellent potential for hay production or wildlife food plots. Two dependable water sources support livestock and wildlife, while native mesquite and scattered oak cover create excellent habitat for deer and other game. The combination of productive pastureland, hunting opportunities, and privacy gives this property the feel of a classic Texas ranch. The home is equipped for comfortable country living with a supplemental rainwater collection system supporting the yard, garden, and livestock needs. A solar energy system significantly reduces electric costs while adding efficiency to the property. Conveniently positioned near Moran with easy access to Cisco and Abilene, Shady Mesquite Ranch offers the ideal blend of rural tranquility and accessibility. Ideal for livestock, hunting, recreation, or a quiet full-time country escape. Now!
Courtesy: RE/MAX Trinity
325-313-0890
Perfect destination with wildlife in a natural West Texas setting convenient to Abilene, Baird, Fort Worth and Albany! Secluded natural get away equipped with an insulated shop boasting two roll up doors, one garage door, and a walk thru door from under the covered attached carport. Electric and septic installed. Approximately 80 acres with water, shop, pond and a rustic barn. Currently three sides are fenced. Call for a viewing today before it goes away!
Courtesy: Land Company of Texas
This beautiful property offers an excellent blend of native cover, water features, and accessibility along paved FM 880 in Shackelford County. The property features a desirable mix of scattered mesquites and mature oak trees, creating both open pasture areas and shaded pockets ideal for wildlife habitat, hunting, and outdoor recreation. The layout of the land allows for easy navigation while still providing privacy and a true country feel. Post Oak Creek, a wet-weather creek, winds through the property and serves as a natural draw for wildlife while adding visual interest and character to the land. The creek corridor enhances cover and travel routes for game, making it a strong feature for hunting and wildlife observation. In addition, a stock tank on the property provides a dependable water source for game and livestock, further increasing the recreational and hunting appeal of the tract. Whitetail deer, hogs, and other native wildlife are commonly found in the area, supported by the combination of water, brush, and open areas. The mix of terrain and vegetation allows for multiple hunting setups, including blinds, feeders, and stand locations. Electric runs along FM 880, offering added convenience for future improvements, a hunting camp, or a potential homesite. With good paved road access, natural beauty, and several potential build sites, this tract is well-suited for a weekend getaway, recreational use, or building a dream home in a quiet rural setting. Whether you’re looking for a dedicated hunting property, versatile recreational land, or a peaceful country retreat, this tract delivers privacy, water, and classic Texas land features in the highly desirable - Shackelford County. MORE LAND AVAILABLE!!!
Courtesy: COLTON HUTCHINS-BROKER
Welcome to Wylie Lake Ranch, located in the Rolling Plains region, combines agricultural capability, recreation, and investment value. All mineral rights to convey with the sale, including 22.5 percent of oil and gas royalties. The land includes a 5± acre stocked lake known as Wylie Lake, two additional tanks, and Deep Creek running through the center, providing both scenic beauty and reliable water resources. The property supports abundant native wildlife including deer, turkey, quail, dove, and hogs. A network of internal roads and trails allows convenient access for vehicles, ATVs, or horseback riding. Approximately 95 acres are suitable for cultivation, offering potential for farming or leased agricultural use. Several outbuildings provide space for storage or ranch operations. With rolling terrain, mixed pasture and wooded areas, and dependable surface water, this property offers a strong combination of recreational, agricultural, and long-term investment potential within the Central Texas Rolling Plains.
Courtesy: Cooksey & Company
325-698-3820
187.79 acres with 20+ acre lake and dam. Paved county road frontage with power and water. Roads into and throughout the fenced property. No restrictions. Ag exemption currently in place. Beautiful trees and rolling hills throughout. Could be hunting property, great ranch compound, or a terrific spot for your showcase home. Minerals do not convey. Photos and video of lake are after a heavy rain. Video and 3D tour links are attached.
Moran is located in Texas. Moran, Texas has a population of 164. Moran is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 7.41% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 30.97%.
The median household income in Moran, Texas is $30,833. The median household income for the surrounding county is $54,896 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Moran is 55.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 94.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 30.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 28.3 inches per year, with 3.2 inches of snow per year.
