The property is located in the rural western portion of the Texas Panhandle in Bailey County of the South High Plains. At the center of the operation is the former community of Stegall, Texas, which is located 27 miles SW of Muleshoe Texas, 28 miles NW of Morton Texas, and 38 minutes SE of Portales, NM. (Google Maps Link).

Lubbock, TX (pop: 263,930) is located 80 miles SE of the property which houses an international airport.

The property is directly centered between the Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge and the Grulla National Wildlife Refuge. Grulla Nat’l Refuge is NW ±3 miles to the closest corner, and Muleshoe Nat’l Reuge is ±4.5 miles SE to the closest corner.

Coyote Lake Feeders, a 34,000 head feedyard, is 8 miles north of the property.

All parcels are accessible via paved frontage or county-maintained dirt road frontage. Most parcels are in close proximity and touching with other parcels. Paved FM 298 acts as an “aorta” through the middle of the property stemming from the center of the Headquarters allowing ease of access to all the parcels, enabling smoother operations.

Overall Property Description

The land comprises of:

• 513.2 acres of irrigated parcels,
• 7,230 acres of dryland,
• 1,765.3 acres in native/improved pasture, and
• 966.23 acres of CRP parcels.

The land is mostly level with minimal contour. The elevation ranges from the highest point of 4105ft to 3875 ft at the lowest. Most of the soils consist of strong Stegall Loam (0-1% slopes) or a sandy loam variety. The property has generally been used for cattle production, wheat, sorgum-almum, corn, cotton, and hay grazer production.

The native and CRP pastures consist of side-oat gramma, little bluestem and buffalo grass with some mesquites, and yuccas, and sporadically dotted with wildlife playas and elm trees.

Overall, the property is a vast, uninterrupted span of open land.