Located just southwest of Dodson in northern Childress County, this 640± acre ranch lies on the Childress/Collingsworth County line in an area known for agricultural production and tightly held ownership. The property offers convenient access to Wellington (15 miles), Childress (26 miles), and Memphis (28 miles), along with proximity to Hollis and Altus, Oklahoma, positioning it well for regional operators. Whether expanding an existing operation or investing in a diversified ranch, this tract presents a rare balance of productivity, accessibility, and long-term value in a desirable part of the Texas Panhandle.
At its core, this is a working ranch designed for efficiency. Two Valley 7000 pivots support a mix of irrigated bermudagrass and cultivated ground, while the balance provides quality dryland farming and grazing opportunities. Irrigation is backed by a strong well producing approximately 550 GPM, paired with a newer pump installed in 2024 for reliability. Productive soils, including a substantial amount of Class II loam, enhance the property’s versatility for forage production, grazing, or crop use.
The ranch is thoughtfully laid out into four primary pastures, allowing for effective rotational grazing or stocker management. Working pens equipped with a loading dock, squeeze chute, and nearby electric service contribute to operational efficiency. Multiple water sources—including irrigation, a livestock well, and several ponds—help ensure consistent coverage across the property.
Recreational appeal further complements the ranch’s agricultural strengths. A winding wet-weather creek lined with mature hardwoods provides shade, shelter, and excellent wildlife habitat, while West Fork Sandy Creek enhances the northeast corner. Abundant deer sign and gently rolling terrain add to the property’s usability and enjoyment, making this a well-rounded investment with income potential and recreational value, all in one clean, functional, and desirable package.
