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jeepercreature

jeepercreature

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This is a picture of my ranch in Texas. It will be an offroad park in the next year or so. There is a dried up river in the front of the picture (they are having a drought right now) The mountains have lots of level 4 and 5 trails. Should be pretty nice. More to come
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Looks good.

Jim
 
You guys will be the first to get invited to wheel. Now hunting on the other hand will be a little tricky. Although the property was originally purchased to he a hunting lease we really dont want any hunters. Maybe once or twice before the wheelin crowd gets there. yeah, the house has one of the best views I have seen in a while. you have to have 4wd just to get up to the 3 car garage. it levels out when you get there but the ride up is awesome. Reminds me of a jeep commercial. lol
 
If the land is in prime deer country you can make some cash by having a few hunters lease your land. You could work out a deal with the locals by trading hunting rights for help making the trail system you want. Just something to think about. Good luck with this project.

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as far as hunting leases. I know all about that, because that is what it was used for. I just want it as a home no hunters yet. This place is in a town called Campwood, Tx. actually it is in campwood hills though.
 
Very nice. I love the Texas hill country. Now you just have to get a life time supply of Shiner Bock and a "Remember the Alamo" bumper sticker.

My whole family lives in Texas, 'cept for me of course.
 
Mutt said:
Very nice. I love the Texas hill country. Now you just have to get a life time supply of Shiner Bock and a "Remember the Alamo" bumper sticker.
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mmmm Shiner Bock:beer: ...Makes me want to go to John T. Floores Country Store to see Robert Earl Keen and have a Shiner or 12.


<><Fish
 
How many acres and How many millions did it cost??

WOW!! That place is beautiful. It must have cost a arm and leg. A little far to go wheeling for most people who are not serious but a good idea. Nice place man. Enjoy it.
 
Mutt said:
Very nice. I love the Texas hill country. Now you just have to get a life time supply of Shiner Bock and a "Remember the Alamo" bumper sticker.
My whole family lives in Texas, 'cept for me of course.
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Same here, except it's only most of my family. Texas/OK/ks rolling hills are by far my favorite terrain as well.

Fun fact; if you ever find a grocery store that sells shiner here in NC...and you buy some...at least one person will come up and start discussing TX. Almost every time. :D

Sounds like you got it for a pretty good price too...
 
braxton357 said:
Same here, except it's only most of my family. Texas/OK/ks rolling hills are by far my favorite terrain as well.
Fun fact; if you ever find a grocery store that sells shiner here in NC...and you buy some...at least one person will come up and start discussing TX. Almost every time. :D
Sounds like you got it for a pretty good price too...
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

That is so true. People from Texas are so proud it is funny.
 
Oh yeah and the 32 oz miller light cans. <if you drink a whole case of those and can still stand you are the man>
 
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