High fence ranches in Texas offer a lot of benefits to hunters and the game they’re after.
First of all, a high fence ranch can keep deer and other game animal populations healthy and under control — the bounds of the fence keep the game in and their natural predators out. And despite some opinions to the contrary, game contained on high fence ranches aren’t any tamer than free-range game and certainly aren’t any easier to hunt. Much to our chagrin, at times we’ve all come home cold, muddy and empty-handed.
What high fence ranches offer is a chance to get back out into the great outdoors. We have all been hunting on someone else’s property. It’s difficult to not think about how you would change it to suit your hunting preferences. Investing in a high fence ranch is an opportunity to design your own hunting grounds while helping to keep game populations in check. It really is the pinnacle of ethical hunting.
If you were so inclined, it could also become a revenue-generating opportunity. Hunters pay top dollar for access to high fence ranches. An important thing to consider, though, when considering high fence properties is whether or not the fencing is already in place. Fencing isn’t cheap, and if it is already installed, all the better.
Texas Land has many years of experience facilitating hunting land purchases. Contact us with any questions or concerns you may have regarding ranches or any other ranches for sale in Texas.
2,000 sq. ft. 4/4
Creek, Pond, Lake
4000+/- Acres
Cody Goetz
4/4
Water
4000+/- Acr
Cody Goetz
7,708 sq. ft. 15/12
4 large lakes, multiple ponds, multiple seasonal creeks.
1387+/- Acres
Dave Murray
15/12
Water
1387+/- Acr
Dave Murray
5,008 sq. ft. 9/8
3 Big Lakes, Several Ponds
1075+/- Acres
Dave Murray
9/8
Water
1075+/- Acr
Dave Murray
2,094 sq. ft. 2/2
4 Ponds
106+/- Acres
Cody Goetz
2/2
Water
106+/- Acr
Cody Goetz