Hooleyan (Hoo-lee-ann) is a 308.86 acre piece of the Red River Valley in
northern Hardeman County, Texas. Featuring gently rolling plains, sandy soils,
and an incredible diversity of plants, trees, and shrubs, this ranch sits
approximately 26 miles northwest of Quanah, Texas, 21 miles northeast of
Childress, Texas, and 4 miles south of the Red River (Oklahoma).
This area is known for its rich wildlife diversity and productive grazing lands. For
the rancher, good fences bound the property and it features a set of working
pens and a submersible well (quality and quantity of water unknown at this point).
For the nature lover, expect to see whitetail deer, bobwhite quail, and a myriad of
songbirds and predators. Sand dropseed, immense wild plum mottes, sand
shinoak (shinnery), hackberry, sunflowers, and a diversity of forbs that blanket
the ranch. If you are looking for a camp or homesite, there’s a mile of paved frontage, and
electricity is available.
