Starr Ranch

Starr Ranch in Throckmorton County, Texas, spans an impressive 632 acres, offering a prime opportunity for hunting, ranching, and recreational pursuits. Surrounded by large neighboring properties, this expansive ranch provides an ideal environment for accessibility coupled with hunting protection, making it a true haven for outdoor enthusiasts and agricultural operations alike.

The ranch is thoughtfully designed with functional improvements in place. Fencing along the road is in good condition, and the property is cross-fenced into two separate pastures using five- and six-strand barbed wire, ensuring ease of livestock management. Centrally located pipe pens and traps add to the property’s practicality, while a Fort Griffin water meter on the highway provides reliable water access for a future homesite. Trails crisscross the ranch, granting convenient access to blinds, water sources, and character within the land. 

For the hunting conneissor, the ranch has been professionally managed in conjuction with a neighbor for over 30 years and offers an exceptional experience with "above average" whitetail as well as ample dove, ducks, Rio Grande turkey, hogs, and varmints. The mesquite cover and and food plots—one spanning six acres and the other 15 acres—provide an ideal habitat to attract and hold wildlife. The tree cover, which includes mesquites, hackberries, willows, and a large (lone) live-oak, provides excellent habitat for wildlife and shade for livestock. The underbrush is moderately dense, consisting of native species providing ideal loafing cover for quail. Native grasses, bolstered by microbial injections produce substantial grass cover.

Water is abundant on Starr Ranch, with six stock tanks/ponds ranging in size, offering even more recreational opportunities.. The rolling terrain features a 40-foot elevation change creating draws that converge into Givens Creek, enhancing the natural beauty and utility of the property. These draws provide the proper runoff and terrien to build multiple substantial lakes. 

Starr Ranch is further enhanced by its mineral and wind rights. The property conveys executive leasing rights, and all owned mineral and wind rights will transfer with the sale. There is no active oil or gas production, and no visible turbines or current wind leases, providing flexibility for future use. With its diverse opportunities for agriculture, livestock, hunting, and recreation, Starr Ranch offers a rare chance to own a property that perfectly balances function and natural beauty.