T Russell Ranch

2601 CR 231 Aspermont, Texas 79502
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Property Details

  • Price $8.1M
  • Acres 4,105.83± Acres
  • County Stonewall
  • Bedrooms 2 Beds
  • Bathrooms 1 Bath

Description

The T Russell Ranch in Stonewall County, TX, is a premier, income-producing low fence ranch designed for both premium cattle operations and world-class recreation. Meticulously brush-sculpted over years of intentional land management, the property balances highly productive grazing pastures with dense, natural cover for thriving wildlife.

Water here is exceptional for Stonewall County, featuring 16 stock tanks and three operational water wells piped directly to troughs across the landscape.

The ranch boasts vibrant populations of whitetail deer, elk, and red deer, all framed by a dramatic 200-foot elevation change that offers breathtaking, panoramic views. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a turnkey, legacy asset.

Give Rex Detamore a call for your private showing today.

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Location

Location
The T Russell Ranch is about 75 miles Northwest of Abilene, 210 miles West of Fort Worth, 170 miles Northeast of Midland, or 125 miles East of Lubbock.
Driving Directions
From Aspermont, take Ranch Road 1263 North for about 15 miles. Turn east on CR 219 until you run into CR 231. Turn south on CR 231 and the gate is about 1/2 mile down the road. Shown by appointment only.

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Details

Acreage:

4,105.83± acres. The ranch is mainly mesquite and cedar pasture. Approximately 680 acres have been grubbed and are all in native grass. There is also a 70-acre wheat field near the headquarters.

Topography:

The land transitions beautifully across a varied landscape. Below, you will find fertile, low-lying creek bottoms and sweeping grass meadows; above, towering bluffs rise up to meet expansive, mesquite flat tops. This striking contrast in terrain gives the ranch immense character, excellent wildlife cover, and incredible long-range views.

Rainfall and Elevation:

The ranch has an elevation change of over 200 feet, ranging from 1650 feet to 1851 feet. According to the Texas Almanac, Stonewall County's annual rainfall is 22.36", and the growing season lasts 220 days.

Cover:

Most of the ranch is in wooded pasture. About 680 acres has been grubbed and planted in improved grass for cattle production. Improved grass mix planted included Kleingrass, Wilman Lovegrass, WW B. Dahl bluestem, Sideoats gramma, and Green Sprangletop. Native grasses also include Canadian Wild Rye, Buffalo Grass, and Indian Grass.
Tree cover is mainly mesquite, cedar, and hackberry. You'll also find an occasional cottonwood or willow tree. Browse plants are plentiful and include Little Leaf Sumac, Skunkbush, Ephedra, Wolfberry, Algerita, Elbow Bush, and others.

Fences:

The perimeter fences are five—and six-stranded barbed wire on metal and cedar posts and are in excellent condition. The ranch is cross-fenced into seven different pastures.

Utilities:

Electricity is in place and is supplied by South Plains Electric Cooperative.

Water:

Water is abundant on the ranch. There are 16 earthen stock tanks, all of which were cleaned out or newly dug over the last 10 years. There are also three water wells in place. Two of these wells can be used to supply water to troughs throughout the ranch in the event of drought.

Hunting:

Hunting in the area is fantastic, with neighbors being large, management minded ranches. The T Russell Ranch owners main focus has been cattle production, so there has been very little hunting pressure over the last twenty years. It is not uncommon to see numerous whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey and feral hogs while driving through the ranch. You'll also find good numbers of free range elk, red deer, and the occasional aoudad. In years when we have adequate rainfall, such as 2024, there are large numbers of bobwhite quail and a few scattered blue quail. Dove hunting on the field near the headquarters is outstanding as well.

Residence and Improvements:

The main residence is a two-bedroom, one-bath rock veneer farmhouse. There is also a bunkhouse with two sets of bunks, a kitchenette, and a bathroom.

A 40' x 60' metal barn with a concrete slab provides plenty of space and includes a drive-through, as well as overhangs on both sides.

The headquarters features a set of pipe working pens with a scale. There is also another set of pens located in the interior of the ranch on the south side.

Mineral Rights:

Surface estate only. Sellers do not own minerals under the ranch. The ranch is free from any active oil production.

Price:

The property is priced at $8,125,000.00 or $1979/acre

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