Properties of Rex Bumpus with Mossy Oak Properties of Texas - Lampasas in Lampasas, TX

Coryell County, TX land for sale. Evant, Tx land for sale. This 240 + acre tract is priced for a quick sale! Seller is pricing to liquidate. The $2500/ acre is firm and will be non negotiable. Buyers please be ready to purchase. Ad will be removed upon the first contract or if interest is overwhelming. Land is located 1/2 mile east of Evant, TX. Property fronts US highway 84 on the south and Perkins Lane on the north. Nice hunting or residential tract with heavy cover of cedar, live oak, elm and mesquite. The gentle sloping land has an abundance of deer, turkey and hogs. Two small wet weather creeks cut the corners of the property along with a small dirt dam tank. An out of commissioned well is located on the property. Land is perimeter fen

Burnet County land for sale. This attractive property in northern Burnet County has gentle sloping land with scattered hardwoods and cedar. The 15 +/- acre tract would make a great home site or hunting recreational tract. An old mid 1900's wood barn still sits on the property along with an old rock fence. This area of Burnet county offers great hunting with an abundance of deer, hogs and varmints. PEC electric and an existing deep well are located on site. Land is currently held under an agriculture tax exemption. We just installed an all weather road to the back of the property. The Hill Country land for sale would make for a great new home site or recreational hunting property. Property is situated between highways 183 and 281 approximat

The Michaels pasture of the Stone Ranch in Coryell County is an awesome 250 + acre pasture five miles east of Evant, TX. This tract fronts two county roads offering, electric, coop water availability, well, high speed internet and breathtaking views! The rolling terrain is covered with live oak, post oak, cedar and mesquite. The moderate to heavy vegetated covered property holds an abundance of wildlife with excellent deer, hog and turkey hunting opportunity. A small creek dissects the property providing good runoff and water which typically survives the summer months. Two dirt dam tanks provide for wildlife and livestock. Big views and rolling terrain make up the landscape. A small, 3/2 older brick house has previously been used as a deer

Mills County, TX land for sale. This 925 +/- acre tract is the western most portion of the C Bar Ranch. The sandy soiled pasture offers moderate cover of live oak, post oak, mesquite, cedar, white brush and other woody plants. Gently rolling terrain and steep elevated hills make up the hunter's dream. The C Bar Ranch has been under strict MLD management for 10 years with an abundance of deer, turkey, hogs, varmints and ducks. Two watersheds dissect the land and merge on the western boundary. Rocky Creek, a small perennial creek, has a concrete dam and backs water up year around. Three dirt dam tanks provide wildlife and livestock water year around. The secluded land is accessed from Mills County Road CR 427. These two pastures are unique t

Awesome Mills County hunting, recreational or homestead tract. This 35 +/- acres is cut from a larger tract of land with lots of desirable features. The land is fronted by CR 330 and CR 315 with Corix rural water and HCEC electric available to the property. Land offers a nice view with moderate to heavy cover. There is a strong presence of deer, turkey and hogs on the property making for excellent hunting opportunity. Land is Ag exempt with minimal property taxes. Property is less than a mile off US Hwy 183 half way between Lometa and Goldthwaite, TX. The rear of the property fronts BNSF railroad.

Manufactured home located in Lampasas Oaks Subdivision in Lampasas, TX. The house has 1760 Sq. Ft and 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. The interior of the house has been remodeled and has all sheetrock walls compared to the prefab walls in most manufactured homes. Home is in good condition and has a 2 year old roof. The house sits on 1+/- acre and has a detached garage and/or shop. Located minutes from downtown Lampasas, but no city taxes.

The west 4,400 acres of the most prestigious ranch in Mills County, TX. The C Bar Ranch has been in the same family for 70 + years as a successful working livestock and hunting ranch. A variety of land types with diverse elevation and vegetation change support the excellent hunting opportunities. The vegetation is moderately covered in live oak, cedar, mesquite and pecan coupled with 20 plus dirt stock tanks, creeks and windmills. An excellent wildlife management program has produced some of the areas finest trophy deer. Eight fenced pastures and two fenced traps make up the 4,400 acre ranch. The fences are in excellent condition along with an exceptional road system. A small ranch house on the western boundary of the ranch is used as a hu

The C Bar Ranch is the most prestigious ranch in Mills County, TX. The C Bar has been in the same family for 70 + years as a successful working livestock and hunting ranch. A variety of land types with diverse elevation and vegetation change support the excellent hunting opportunities. The vegetation is moderately covered in live oak, cedar, mesquite and pecan coupled with 35 plus dirt stock tanks, strong perennial creeks and 20 plus wells and windmills. An excellent wildlife management program has produced some of the areas finest trophy deer. In addition to the excellent whitetail deer opportunity the ranch supports a healthy herd of black buck antelope, turkey, hogs, migratory birds and waterfowl. The ranch is fenced in 17 pastures which

Residential income producing opportunity in Lampasas, TX. These two great established rental properties are located at 302 and 304 South Walnut Street in Lampasas, TX. The units are one block off key ave in desirable western Lampasas. The two duplex units and two garage apartment units stay rented with a monthly production of $ 2150. If you are looking to invest, this property will cash flow!

The east 2,873 acres of the most prestigious ranch in Mills County, TX. The C Bar Ranch has been in the same family for 70 + years as a successful working livestock and hunting ranch. A variety of land types with diverse elevation along with vegetation change support the excellent hunting opportunities. The vegetation is moderately covered in live oak, cedar, mesquite and pecan, complimented with 15 + dirt stock tanks, creeks and windmills. A brush management program on 25% of the ranch generated huge yields on the native grass pasture doubling stocking rates and production. An excellent wildlife management program has produced some of the areas finest trophy deer in this wildlife rich environment. In addition to the typical native wildlif