4 land properties for sale in Bailey County, Texas. Properties offered separately or as a package. All properties in native pastureland: 2 of them currently enrolled in CRP until 2023, 2 of them recently expired from the CRP program:

• Stegall ±326.23 acres (in CRP)
• Lemons ±320 acres
• Benham ±160 acres (in CRP)
• Stateline ±160 acres

Stegall 326: ±326.23 acres of raw CRP land acres located in Bailey County now available. Property is established with native grasses and makes a nice and easy return on investment of $12,760 annually until 2032.  This portion of Bailey County falls within the antelope/pronghorn range. Antelope are abundant in the area, and mule deer are periodically spotted, along with blue quail and dove. There is potential for this parcel to be broken out of CRP to be Organic Certified, since no herbicides/pesticides have been used on the farm for a number of years. There is electricity on the property at the county roads which run along the property borders.  There is also a high possibility for issuance of ”Landowner Pronghorn Hunting Permits” by TPWD.

Lemons 320: ±320 acres of raw native grass land acres located in Bailey County now available. Property is established with native grasses and was formally in the CRP program.  This portion of Bailey County falls within the antelope/pronghorn range. Antelope are abundant in the area, and mule deer are periodically spotted, along with blue quail and dove. A covey of Blue quail were spotted upon the property visit. There is potential for this parcel to be Organic Certified, since no herbicides/pesticides have been used on the farm for a number of years. There is electricity on the property which services a well. There is also a high possibility for issuance of ”Landowner Pronghorn Hunting Permits” by TPWD.

Benham: ±160 acres of raw native grass land acres located in Bailey County currently enrolled in the CRP program. Property is established with native grasses and generates an annual payment of $6510 until 2032.  This portion of Bailey County falls within the antelope/pronghorn range. Antelope are abundant in the area, and mule deer are periodically spotted, along with blue quail and dove. There is potential for this parcel to be Organic Certified, since no herbicides/pesticides have been used on the farm for a number of years. There is paved FM 298 frontage on the north property line and CR 11 on the east border. There is also a high possibility for issuance of ”Landowner Pronghorn Hunting Permits” by TPWD.

Stateline: ±160 acres of raw native grass land acres located in Bailey County now available. Property is established with native grasses and was formally in the CRP program.  This portion of Bailey County falls within the antelope/pronghorn range. Antelope are abundant in the area, and mule deer are periodically spotted, along with blue quail and dove. There is potential for this parcel to be Organic Certified, since no herbicides/pesticides have been used on the farm for a number of years. There is electricity on County Road 1234 which borders the south boundary line. There is also a high possibility for issuance of ”Landowner Pronghorn Hunting Permits” by TPWD.