Lot 42

Cow Creek traces the east side of Tract 42 at Lohn Hollow Ranch, running north to south across roughly 490 feet of the boundary, and that channel is the first thing worth learning when you walk this 15.35-acre piece of Central Texas ranch land for sale in McCulloch County, about 9 miles north of Brady. Creeks in this country run seasonally rather than steady, but even a dry-weather channel does honest work. It gathers runoff, holds a little more green along its banks, and gives whitetail and turkey a defined line to travel. Follow it down the east edge and you read how the tract drains before you ever set a stake.

The ground itself lies about as easy as ground gets on this ranch. There is only a couple of feet of fall across the whole tract, so this is level, workable country from one line to the other, the kind of dirt a person can shape for a pad or a camp without a long fight or a heavy dozer bill. The tract runs long and narrow, north to south, which suits it well: the creek anchors one long side, the ground sits flat between the boundaries, and you get the full length of it to plan around rather than a shape that fights you.

Access sits on the opposite side from the water. The ranch's new road and its power lines run along the west property line, so the graded surface and the electric come to the tract on the same edge, and about 800 feet of existing ranch two-track already runs down that west side. That track is a working path onto the ground, useful for driving the tract and reading it on a first visit, though the deed and recorded plat govern how access is finally set. McCulloch County sits at the geographic center of Texas, along the western edge of the Hill Country transition zone where native pasture gives way to brushy ridges and the hardwood-lined hollows the ranch takes its name from. Lohn Hollow carries a strong run of whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and quail across that blend of grass and cover, with Brady a short drive south for fuel, feed, and supplies.

Tracts here are sold as surveyed pieces with light restrictions and no commercial hunting, and owner financing is available. If a level building tract with a seasonal creek down one line and the new road and power on the other reads like the kind of ground you have been looking for, come walk Tract 42 and see how it sits. We would be glad to meet you on it.