Ellerbrook Ranch

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Clarendon, Texas

Location

The ranch lies just southwest of Clarendon, Texas at the end of an

approximately 3-mile easement road (mostly graveled — good, easy access).

Approximate distances (from the ranch area to nearest cities):

• Clarendon, TX — ~ 3 miles

• Amarillo, Texas — ~ 60 miles

• Lubbock, Texas — ~ 142 miles

• Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex — ~ 305 miles

Property Overview

Ellerbrook Ranch offers a diverse Texas Panhandle landscape — from deep

canyon bluffs and rugged breaks to rolling sandhills, mesquite flats, and

brushy bottoms, giving a variety of terrain and cover types. The full barbed-wire

fencing is in good shape and currently holds cattle, making the ranch ready for

livestock (or a mix of livestock + wildlife).

With the combination of terrain variety + quality grasses + water + cover, the

ranch offers a great environment for livestock production, wildlife habitat, and

recreational use.

Water & Improvements

• Solar well — currently functioning and pumping water.

• Submersible (“stock”) well — in use.

• Windmill — present (not currently in service).

• Storage tank — receiving water from one of the wells.

• Underground water lines to troughs — delivering water across the

ranch to ensure reliable livestock & wildlife water.

• Cattle pens & functional fencing.

• Old ranch house with RV hookups — not livable now, but ideal for

future cabin or hunting camp site.

Wildlife & Hunting Potential

Surrounded by large neighboring ranches (including the well-known High Card

Ranch), the property benefits from low external hunting pressure — offering

long-term potential for trophy management and herd maturation. Wildlife known

to frequent the ranch includes:

• Aoudad sheep (trophy potential)• Whitetail deer

• Mule deer

• Rio Grande turkey

• Bobwhite quail

• Various small game and varmints

The combination of thick cover, water, grasses, and varied terrain provides

excellent habitat for game year-round.

Topography & Land Features

• Canyon country & bluffs — deep breaks and rugged terrain that add

dramatic character and great vantage points for glassing deer or aoudad.

• Rolling sandhills & mesquite flats — gentle terrain, good for grazing,

walking, or building roads/trails.

• Brushy bottoms, draws, and ridges — a mix of open and covered

terrain, adding ecological diversity and habitat niches.

This topographical variety makes the ranch not only visually striking but

functionally versatile — ideal for livestock, wildlife, grazing, hunting, or

recreational use.

Grasses & Trees

Vegetation on the ranch lends itself to both livestock needs and wildlife habitat.

• Native Grasses: Buffalo grass, sage grass, side-oats grama, blue stem

(and other native plains grasses).

• Tree / Brush Cover: Hackberry, elm, cottonwood, mesquite, cedar, and

plum thickets.

This mix of grasses and cover provides forage for cattle or stock and excellent

cover and habitat for deer, aoudad, turkey, and quail alike.

Improvements & Building Potential

• Fenced & penned for cattle or livestock use

• Water infrastructure in place across the ranch

• Old house site with existing RV hookup — great for a hunting cabin,

weekend camp, or future build site

• Water lines and troughs ready to support livestock or wildlife

STOCK WELLS- 3

IRRIGATION WELLS- 0

CRP ACRES- 0GRAZING LEASE: Yes

HUNTING LEASE: Yes

SURFACE WATER: Overflow ponds, creek with pockets of water

SCHOOL DISTRICT: Clarendon ISD

PROPERTY TAXES: $

Contact Cayson George for any more information or to schedule a showing on

this property! 806-341-8524 | 806-823-2040

This property is not for Rent, Lease.

Buyer's Broker must be identified upon first contact with Listing Brokerage Firm

and must accompany buying prospect on first showing, all subsequent

viewings, and all due diligence inspections to be allowed brokerage fee

participation.

Summary / Why It’s Special

Ellerbrook Ranch offers the kind of diverse terrain, well-watered land,

vegetative variety, and wildlife habitat that’s rare in one package across the

High Plains. With solid fencing, water systems in place, and a ready-to-use (if

modest) dwelling site, most of the heavy lifting is already done — you’re buying

a working ranch with turnkey potential for cattle, wildlife, recreation, or future

improvements.

Disclaimers

All information is presumed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyer and/or buyer’s

agent should verify acreage, boundaries, water, fences, utilities, and any other

detail. Maps are approximate — a current survey is recommended. No

warranties expressed or implied by seller or brokerage.