SOLD! Texas’s iconic 6666 Ranch. Learn more about this landmark outfit, which dates back to 1870, in our March newsletter. Other stories include: AcreTrader expands its Series B Funding Nebraska farmland jumps to $3,360 per acre Auction of California’s La Panza Ranch on April 12 A major ruling by the New Mexico Supreme Court For
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By KATY RICHARDSON | Photography by WYMAN MEINZER Kelsey’s version of home on the range takes place in the heart of the Big Empty. Texas’s King County has been home to many of the most storied ranches in the history of the Lone Star State, legends such as the Matador, the Pitchfork, and the Swenson
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01. NEW! BREWSTER RANCHES | $319.2 MILLION This massive assemblage of 420,000 acres in the Big Bend country of Far West Texas consists of five major ranches that are available individually or as a single mega ranch. Click here for more details. Listed with King Land & Water. 02. SANDOW LAKES RANCH | $250 MILLION
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Best guns are a passion of our cover subject, Land Report 100er Russell Gordy. Listen in as the native Houstonian tells the Magazine of the American Landowner the story of the world’s finest gun store, Gordy & Sons. Other great reads in the our 2018 Texas Special Issue include: Boone Pickens explains why he’s selling
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Established in 1849, the Waggoner Ranch spans six Texas counties and covers almost 800 square miles. The 510,527-acre ranch’s asking price was $725 million; no terms were disclosed. “This is an incredible opportunity and an even greater responsibility,” said Kroenke in a press release. “We are honored to assume ownership of the Waggoner — a
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By Henry Chappell | Photography by Wyman Meinzer In 1947, legendary Waggoner Ranch camp man Paul Whitley loaded his bed on a packhorse, climbed on his saddle horse, and rode all day to Cedar Top, a remote camp near the center of the half-million-acre ranch. As he drew near and saw the house on the hill, he thought
