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THREE MILE CREEK RANCH*, SCURRY CTY, TX
Three Mile Creek Ranch in Scurry County, Texas, NE of Snyder, TX is FOR SALE. Ranch address is 7310 CR 1161, Scurry County, TX 79549.

This is a family ranch that has recently been partitioned to the heirs.

The ranch was always leased for grazing, but was never leased for hunting. Only one member of the family and a select few of his friends have hunted this ranch since it was purchased in 1961.
Over the last 6 years there hasn't been anyone hunting on the ranch.

The ranch is a one of a kind property with 1816 acres of varied rugged terrain and vegetation, with almost 200 feet of elevation change, and 3 meandering miles of Ennis Creek that is spring fed and retains deep pools year round, even during drought years.

As a cattle operation the ranch has fencing, barns, sheds, working corrals, 2 water wells (one electric and one a broken windmill), 2 earthen tanks, and numerous spring fed pools along 3 miles of Ennis Creek. The primary woody plants are Mesquite, Juniper, Hackberry, Shin Oak, and various brush species. Grasses on the ranch are sideoat gramma, blue and black gramma, three awn, and little blue stem.

As a hunting and recreation property the ranch is every outdoorsman's dream. There are mesquite flats, juniper choked draws, rolling hills, rugged canyons, secluded stock tanks, high bluffs, 3 miles of spring fed Ennis Creek with many deep pools, creek bottom country, and wide open vistas. The ranch is mostly wild and rugged.

There's an abundance of wildlife including whitetail deer, mule deer, wild turkey, feral hogs, some javalina, coyotes, bobcats, racoons, badgers, armadillos, dove, bob white quail, blue quail, rabbits, water fowl, and the occasional roaming mountain lion.  

The 2 stock tanks and the many deep pools on Ennis Creek have provided the family with some great fishing for largemouth bass, catfish, crappie, carp, gar, and various sunfish. Bull frogs have provided some fine fried frog leg dinners as well.   
     
From a hunter's point of view the ranch is like a blank canvas ready to be made into the type of hunting operation of your dreams. Through the years the family's hunter has always practiced free range fair chase hunting, where you get out and walk and stalk your game or sit quietly on a hill side or bluff awaiting your quarry. Very little feeder or hunting blind type hunting was ever done on this ranch.

For the hunter that really appreciates the hunt as much or more than the trophy, the ranch is perfect "as is". For the hunter that wants to manage and improve the property and the quality of his deer and game, this ranch is ripe and ready to respond having all the basic elements necessary for an absolutely first class trophy hunting property. Approximately 1 3/4 miles of the west boundary is already high fenced by the neighbor's property.

The grazing rights are currently leased for grazing cattle, but the leasee will vacate the lease for a new buyer with 60 days notice.

Wind, solar, and mineral rights are negotiable. There is no mineral lease and no oil production or oil field activity on the ranch at this time.

There is no longer a residential dwelling on the property. However, one or more of the existing buildings could be converted to temporary quarters for hunting or recreation purposes and would be accessible to water and electricity.

Approximate driving times from popular cities are as follows: Snyder 15 minutes, Abilene 1 1/4 hours, Lubbock 1 1/2 hours, Amarillo 3 hours, FW/Dallas 3 1/2-4 hours, Austin 4 1/2 hours, San Antonio 4 1/2 hours, Oklahoma City 5 hours, El Paso 6 hours, and Houston 7 hours.

Winston Field (KSNK) airport located in near-by Snyder TX can handle most any private aircraft with paved runways, 5600 ft. by 100 feet, and 4200 ft. by 75 feet.

This property was originally listed for sale at $2,270,000 ($1,250/acre) with Jack Bains, REALTORS, Lubbock, TX. Recently the owners made the decision to reduce the price of the ranch to $1,100/acre ($1,997,600) to facilitate a quick sale.

The north 1.5 mile boundary fence adjoins a 1,750 +- acre ranch which is also available.

Coop sale with another licensed Texas broker is welcomed. Call listing agent for details on showing and selling.

For more information or to make an appointment to see the ranch call or text Jack Bains, Broker at 806-778-8190 or email Jack@JackBainsRealtors.com

Visit our website @ WWW.JackBainsRealtors.com

*The name "Three Mile Creek Ranch" is not registered in any official way. It is simply the most descriptive name for this ranch as it has three miles of Ennis Creek meandering across the ranch from northwest to southeast.

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Date(s): April 10, 2017. Album by Jack Bains. Photos by Jack Bains. 1 - 125 of 125 Total. 2328 Visits.
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Three Mile Creek Ranch Main Gate 1/4 mile west of intersection of CR 1105 and CR 1116, NE of Snyder, Texas

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Main road going north from main gate.

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Grass Pasture east of road.

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Pasture west of the entrance road.

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Greening Up

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Entrance to the barn and corrals area.

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Headquarters area.

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Barn and Quonset building roofs need repair.

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Down the hill by the barn with the home tank to the right.

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Home Tank

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Tank

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Tank is extremely low, waiting for spring rains soon to come.

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Dry crossing at Ennis Creek.

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Pool on Ennis Creek just west of crossing.

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Approaching "Proner's Point", an overlook of the large flat on the NW side of the ranch north of Ennis Creek.

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View of Ennis Creek in the distance from Proner's Point

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View west from Proner's Point

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View from Proner's Point.

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Approaching the Secluded Rock Tank

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The Secluded Rock Tank

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The Rock Tank is much lower than normal waiting on the spring rains.

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The Rock Tank has produced some nice largemouth bass, bluegill, catfish, and a few very large crappie.

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From time to time every type of wildlife track imaginable will appear around the muddy edge of the Secluded Rock Tank

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The Secluded Rock Tank

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One lone wild flower on the tank dam signaling springtime at the Rock Tank.

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At the north boundary fence line looking west.

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At the north boundary fence line looking east.

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View from hill on NE side of ranch overlooking NE fence corner.

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View from hill on NE side of ranch overlooking NE fence corner with east side canyons to the south.

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Looking off the hill into the rough canyon area below.

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Looking off the hill into the rough canyon area below.

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Looking off the hill into the rough canyon area below.

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Looking north from Double Mountain Road into the south end of the east canyon area.

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Looking north from Double Mountain Road into the south end of the east canyon area.

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Driving down the hill approaching The Double Mountains.

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Hiking up to the Double Mountains.

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Approaching one of the Double Mountains

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Looking into the Horseshoe area of Ennis Creek from one of the Double Mountains.

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Distant view of a spring fed pool on Ennis Creek.

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Pool on Ennis Creek.

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Looking from one Double Mountain to the other.

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Wash area between the Double Mountains.

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Rugged climb up one of the Double Mountains.

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Another view of one of the Double Mountains.

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View of the Double Mountains from a Scenic Overlook of Ennis Creek

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Approaching The Bluff Overlook on the SE end of Ennis Creek.

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Sharp Drop Off from the Bluff down to Ennis Creek

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Looking down from The Bluff at Ennis Creek. From here to the west end of Ennis Creek is approximately 3 winding miles of creek

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There are approximately 20 Pools in the 3 Miles of Ennis Creek.

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Approximately half of the pools on Ennis Creek being spring fed hold water year round even in the drought years.

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From this overlook one can sit quietly in anticipation of seeing many forms of West Texas wildlife or watch a west Texas sunset across the ranch.

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Favorite wildlife watering spot.

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Two Small Pools on Ennis Creek with the Double Mountains in the Distance

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A buck rub just north of the Double Mountains.

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A view down into the Ennis Creek area between the barn area and the Horseshoe area.

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Heading into the flat area north of Ennis Creek and South of the Rock Tank.

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Heading into the flat area with Proner's Point off to the far right.

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View of the Rim Rock from the Flat Area north of Ennis Creek.

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View of the Rim Rock from the Flat Area north of Ennis Creek.

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View of the Rim Rock from the Flat Area north of Ennis Creek.

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View of Proner's Point from the Flat Area north of Ennis Creek.

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View of Proner's Point from The Flat.

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Looking up from the Flat.

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The transition area between the creek and the flat area.

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A favorite loafing area of some of the locals. (livestock)

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Hackberry.

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The flat below Proner's Point.

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Approaching the west end of Ennis Creek.

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In the creek bottom approaching the West Pool of Ennis Creek.

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The beginning of the West Pool.

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West Pool.

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West Pool.

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West Pool.

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West Pool still holding well even in the drought.

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Area south of the West Pool

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Area south of the West Pool

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East end of the West Pool and the beginning of the next pool, The Catfish Hole.

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Shallow west end of the deep Catfish Hole.

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Shallow west end of the deep Catfish Hole.

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Water gap in High Game Fence on west end of Ennis Creek. Ranch's west boundary.

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West end of large pool and another fishing hole on Ennis Creek north of the barn area.

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Ennis Creek.

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Ennis Creek.

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Ennis Creek.

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Spring wild flowers along Ennis Creek.

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Next pool to the east on Ennis Creek.

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Ennis Creek

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Many of the nice pools on Ennis Creek are best accessed on foot and are not included in these album photos.

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More spring wildflowers along Ennis Creek.

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Great Blue Herron leaving Ennis Creek.

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Some of the locals near Ennis Creek.

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Property is currently leased short term for grazing. Leasee can vacate the lease with 60 days notice.

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Back to the main road going back south to the dry creek crossing.

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North side of the large mesquite flat on the SW side of the ranch.

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Looking south down the neighbor's high game fence on the west boundary.

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Going north into the Ennis Creek pasture approaching an overlook of the far west end of Ennis Creek.

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Looking down to the west end of Ennis Creek on the ranch's west boundary.

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Looking south down west boundary fence line.

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An old home site with the old windmill still standing.

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Another quiet place.

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Tank knee deep in many years of sand.

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Large pasture on the SW corner of the ranch. Once under cultivation, now going back to nature.

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SW pasture.

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A large pool going into the Horseshoe area of Ennis Creek.

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Another pool on Ennis Creek.

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Deep pool on Ennis Creek's Horseshoe area.

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Ennis Creek.

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Headed down to the east end of Ennis Creek at The Bluff. With a view to the north and The Double Mountains.

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End of the road. The Bluff on the east end of Ennis Creek.

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Nice view of The Bluff Overlook from across the large pool at the far east end of Ennis Creek below.

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Ennis Creek.

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The start of a nice open area along Ennis Creek for hiking and playing in the creek.

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Ennis Creek.

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Ennis Creek.

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For Sale
 THREE MILE CREEK RANCH
       1816 Acres
3 Miles of Ennis Creek


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Looking back on a nice day at the Three Mile Creek Ranch. It's more than a ranch.....it's a creek......and it is FOR SALE.

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Google Earth View of THREE MILE CREEK RANCH

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Survey of THREE MILE CREEK RANCH

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Directions to Three Mile Creek Ranch

 
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