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Built in 1909
254.24 acre lot
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What's unique:Abundant surface waterCurrently being grazedLush grazing landThree scenic ponds
The Rock House Pasture spans 254 acres in the picturesque southeast region of Shackelford County, Texas. This ranch is a true gem, seamlessly blending recreation and natural beauty. It boasts varied elevations that enhance its stunning vistas, along with abundant surface water, lush grazing land, and a rich diversity of wildlife.
A distinguishing attribute of the property is Battle Creek, which meanders through the northwestern corner, serving as a seasonal water source for both livestock and wildlife while adding to the enchanting landscape. As you roam the land, you'll discover deep draws that act as highways for wildlife, hinting at future potential for enhanced surface water features. In addition to Battle Creek, the terrain is dotted with three scenic ponds that serve as essential water sources for both cattle and wildlife. The landscape is a captivating mix of mesquite trees interspersed with scattered hardwoods, offering a visually appealing drive through the ranch. Come spring, the hilltops come alive as vibrant wildflowers blanket the terrain in a stunning array of colors.
Just beyond the front gate stands a remarkable old home said to have been built in 1909. Its distinctive rock work stands out, showcasing craftsmanship that has withstood the test of time. This stone structure remains in surprisingly good condition, presenting a wonderful opportunity to transform it into a cozy home or charming hunting cabin. If refurbishing the rock home isn't an option, several breathtaking home sites beckon in the western and southern portions of the ranch, each offering idyllic views that would make for a perfect rural retreat. In the southwest corner of the property, you'll find a spacious metal building, perfect for storage, along with a carport designed to secure equipment. Adjacent to this building, a set of pipe cattle pens that are ready to be revitalized for cattle management, adding even more functionality to this remarkable ranch.
AGENT COMMENTS: The Rock House Pasture has been owned by the same family for generations and offers an environment for recreation, hunting, and cattle ranching. This property features good access and reliable roadways throughout. In my opinion, the only thing this ranch lacks is a food plot or some form of cultivation. However, this absence provides a perfect blank canvas for a hunter to develop it according to their preferences. Overall, this is a very clean and unique property with tremendous potential.
-- IMPROVEMENTS --
Rock Home ~ Built in 1909; will need to be remodeled
Roads ~ 2 mi of dirt roads and ATV trails
Shop ~ 50 ft x 30 ft, cement floor
Carport ~ 40 ft x 30 ft carport for equipment
Cattle Pens ~ Pipe cattle pens with sheds
Fences ~ Boundary line fence; excellent condition
Electricity ~ Electricity on the property; AEP provider
Water Meter ~ Fort Griffin water line along CR 106 and CR 125
Water Well ~ Little to no groundwater in the area
-- WATER, COVER & TERRAIN --
Surface Water ~ 3 ponds; biggest .5 ac when full
Creek ~ 882 ft of Battle Creek
Tree Cover ~ Bull Mesquite, Live Oak, Post Oak, Elm, Juniper
Underbrush ~ Heavy underbrush; Elbow bush, Skunk bush, Sumac, Bumelia
Elevation ~ 100 ft of elevation; 1,390 ft at the highest point and 1,290 ft at the lowest point
Grasses ~ Native grass: Side-Oak Grama, Winter Rye
Grazing ~ Currently being grazed; Willing to stay, if not, requires 90 days to relocate the cattle
-- HUNTING & RECREATION --
Wildlife ~ Whitetail Deer, duck, dove, hogs, turkey, varmint
Hunting Pressure ~ Great neighbors; little hunting pressure, hunted by family
Blinds & Feeders ~ No blinds or feeders convey with the property
Land ~ Heavy wooded; deep draw, sloping elevation
Native Grasses ~ Thick stands, excellent bedding, ideal seeds for wildlife
Cultivation ~ No cultivation
Soil ~ 9 different soils: Bluegrove Loam, Truce sandy loam, Palo Pinto clay loam, Throck-Palo Pinto, Throck Clay are the main soils
-- MINERALS & WIND --
Mineral Rights ~ Surface estate only; No minerals will convey
O&G Production ~ No active production; 1 - 4.5" pipeline; operator is ONEOK NGL Pipeline, LLC
Wind Rights ~ 100% wind rights convey
Wind Production ~ The closest windmill farm is 14 mi south
-- ACCESS & DISTANCES --
Road Frontage ~ 4,371 ft of CR 106 and 2,992 ft of CR 125
Nearby Towns ~ 3 mi NE of Moran, 14 mi SE of Albany
Major Cities ~ 38 mi E of Abilene, 104 mi W of Fort Worth, 177 mi E of Midland
Airports ~ 16 mi NW of Gregory Simmons Memorial Airport, 122 mi W of DFW
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A distinguishing attribute of the property is Battle Creek, which meanders through the northwestern corner, serving as a seasonal water source for both livestock and wildlife while adding to the enchanting landscape. As you roam the land, you'll discover deep draws that act as highways for wildlife, hinting at future potential for enhanced surface water features. In addition to Battle Creek, the terrain is dotted with three scenic ponds that serve as essential water sources for both cattle and wildlife. The landscape is a captivating mix of mesquite trees interspersed with scattered hardwoods, offering a visually appealing drive through the ranch. Come spring, the hilltops come alive as vibrant wildflowers blanket the terrain in a stunning array of colors.
Just beyond the front gate stands a remarkable old home said to have been built in 1909. Its distinctive rock work stands out, showcasing craftsmanship that has withstood the test of time. This stone structure remains in surprisingly good condition, presenting a wonderful opportunity to transform it into a cozy home or charming hunting cabin. If refurbishing the rock home isn't an option, several breathtaking home sites beckon in the western and southern portions of the ranch, each offering idyllic views that would make for a perfect rural retreat. In the southwest corner of the property, you'll find a spacious metal building, perfect for storage, along with a carport designed to secure equipment. Adjacent to this building, a set of pipe cattle pens that are ready to be revitalized for cattle management, adding even more functionality to this remarkable ranch.
AGENT COMMENTS: The Rock House Pasture has been owned by the same family for generations and offers an environment for recreation, hunting, and cattle ranching. This property features good access and reliable roadways throughout. In my opinion, the only thing this ranch lacks is a food plot or some form of cultivation. However, this absence provides a perfect blank canvas for a hunter to develop it according to their preferences. Overall, this is a very clean and unique property with tremendous potential.
-- IMPROVEMENTS --
Rock Home ~ Built in 1909; will need to be remodeled
Roads ~ 2 mi of dirt roads and ATV trails
Shop ~ 50 ft x 30 ft, cement floor
Carport ~ 40 ft x 30 ft carport for equipment
Cattle Pens ~ Pipe cattle pens with sheds
Fences ~ Boundary line fence; excellent condition
Electricity ~ Electricity on the property; AEP provider
Water Meter ~ Fort Griffin water line along CR 106 and CR 125
Water Well ~ Little to no groundwater in the area
-- WATER, COVER & TERRAIN --
Surface Water ~ 3 ponds; biggest .5 ac when full
Creek ~ 882 ft of Battle Creek
Tree Cover ~ Bull Mesquite, Live Oak, Post Oak, Elm, Juniper
Underbrush ~ Heavy underbrush; Elbow bush, Skunk bush, Sumac, Bumelia
Elevation ~ 100 ft of elevation; 1,390 ft at the highest point and 1,290 ft at the lowest point
Grasses ~ Native grass: Side-Oak Grama, Winter Rye
Grazing ~ Currently being grazed; Willing to stay, if not, requires 90 days to relocate the cattle
-- HUNTING & RECREATION --
Wildlife ~ Whitetail Deer, duck, dove, hogs, turkey, varmint
Hunting Pressure ~ Great neighbors; little hunting pressure, hunted by family
Blinds & Feeders ~ No blinds or feeders convey with the property
Land ~ Heavy wooded; deep draw, sloping elevation
Native Grasses ~ Thick stands, excellent bedding, ideal seeds for wildlife
Cultivation ~ No cultivation
Soil ~ 9 different soils: Bluegrove Loam, Truce sandy loam, Palo Pinto clay loam, Throck-Palo Pinto, Throck Clay are the main soils
-- MINERALS & WIND --
Mineral Rights ~ Surface estate only; No minerals will convey
O&G Production ~ No active production; 1 - 4.5" pipeline; operator is ONEOK NGL Pipeline, LLC
Wind Rights ~ 100% wind rights convey
Wind Production ~ The closest windmill farm is 14 mi south
-- ACCESS & DISTANCES --
Road Frontage ~ 4,371 ft of CR 106 and 2,992 ft of CR 125
Nearby Towns ~ 3 mi NE of Moran, 14 mi SE of Albany
Major Cities ~ 38 mi E of Abilene, 104 mi W of Fort Worth, 177 mi E of Midland
Airports ~ 16 mi NW of Gregory Simmons Memorial Airport, 122 mi W of DFW
Listing Agent:
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Listing courtesy of Travis Patterson
Campbell Farm & Ranch, (940) 549-7700
Source: REALSTACK, MLS#114683
Home Details for County Road 106
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Days on Market: 39 days on Trulia |
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Year Built Year Built: 1909 |
Property Type / Style Property Type: Lot LandArchitecture: Ranch Rambler |
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Listing Agent MLS/Source ID: 114683 |
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Lot Area: 0.01 Acres |
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Price and Tax history
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Aug 17, 2026 Source: REALSTACK #114683 | Listed For Sale | $1,207,640 |
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County Road 106, Moran, TX 76464 is a lot/land built in 1909. This property is currently available for sale and was listed by REALSTACK on Aug 17, 2026. The MLS # for this home is MLS# 114683.