where would you buy?

[jshouse]

I would talk to Darton on here and go to Oklahoma. Easy drive, pretty country, big deer. Just wish I could convince my wife that the 6 hour drive from here is no big deal. Haha

Yes sir, I've already reached out to him

[Codie]

A year ago I would have said Throckmorton Cnty, but prices are above $3k/acre in a lot
Of cases now so you can’t get 100 acres for 300k

[DUKFVR]

A year ago I would have said Throckmorton Cnty, but prices are above $3k/acre in a lot
Of cases now so you can’t get 100 acres for 300k

Yep,small places in this area are going up fast. Txdot guy who issued my permit for driveway said lots of out of staters buying land. Unfortunately, alot from the communist west coast.

[jshouse]

A year ago I would have said Throckmorton Cnty, but prices are above $3k/acre in a lot
Of cases now so you can’t get 100 acres for 300k

I love that area out that way, just not gonna be in my price range.

[camoclad]

Serious answer, without considering drive, would be Melvin/Brady/Menard triangle. It would take some looking but I think you can find land at $3000 per in that area.

Yep.^^^

Starting to get some good axis populations too

[kenforu]

We have property in Edwards county and looking at property in Arkansas and Missouri you can get better deals and the deals are out there to be had.

[Razrbk89]

The cool thing about out of state people buying “deals” up here is all the nice new hunting spots for us local guys.

Kidding! Kind of….

[Native Texan]

If you can handle the cold, land in North Dakota is cheap.
Lots of game and few people.

[Gunnyart]

just saw a new listing in Southern Coleman county asking something like $4,600/acre seems sky high to me.

[Laketex]

Do you guys think land prices will go down? I've been looking for a small recreational/hunting property in Oklahoma and really kicking myself for not jumping on something a few years back.

[Hawkpuppy 1]

Edwards or the Northern part of Val Verde County

[Voodoo]

Between I-30 and I-20

[Codie]

Do you guys think land prices will go down? I've been looking for a small recreational/hunting property in Oklahoma and really kicking myself for not jumping on something a few years back.

No sir I do not

[Bassdeer]

I know you said 100 acres but there may be a guy on here about to sell 30 acres next to LCRA land....supposedly has big deer but you will have to see for yourself as pictures are off limits....

cehorn is joking about this post. pretty funny anyway.

Can't go wrong with OK, AR, MO,

How about this place in Ok.

https://www.landwatch.com/pittsburg-county-oklahoma-recreational-property-for-sale/pid/412057078

[jshouse]

i wanted to kick this up one more time. it looks like we may be ready to make a move here, and we should be able to get closer to $500k for our land now, i would like to find something 200 acres or bigger.