Nestled in the history filled Brazos River region sits the Macleod Ranch. This 200-acre ranch boasts over ¼ mile of Brazos River frontage. The topography varies and close to the river is a high point with views the Indians used to use to monitor nearby Ft. Belknap located several miles away. Indian artifacts abound on this ranch for the history enthusiasts. A perfect piece of property for a weekend getaway, a hunting camp, or to build a dream home, this ranch is an open palate waiting for one’s desires. The cover ranges from heavy to open down near the river, and the trees are primarily live oak, oak, and mesquite. The ranch is also perfect for grazing cattle. As this part of Young County is known for excellent white-tail hunting, this ranch does not disappoint. In addition to the deer, turkeys, hogs, doves, ducks and other varmints abound. Fences are in good shape and the ranch is cross fenced. There are 2 tanks in addition to the river, so water is not a problem for the wildlife or cattle. Located 20 minutes from Graham, and 2 hours from Ft. Worth, this ranch is the perfect choice for its location. If 200 acres isn’t enough, a neighbor ranch consisting of 630 acres is also for sale and combining the two would allow for a large 800 plus acre contiguous ranch that would complement each other, both with river frontage on the Brazos.
