Where to Buy Land

[BigDraw]

I would suggest Oklahoma. You can get mountain property starting at $700/acre. But if stuck on TX, look east Texas, buy a smaller tract that borders national forest and put in food plots

[MarkV]

I cant find 30 acres for 100k around here but good luck

[Heath]

Texashuntingland.com

[DUKFVR]

There is some good hunting out toward Rock Spring & further west. Just make sure if you are buying you aren't surrounded by small tracts ,unless they have some kind of coop or under a management plan. It can get shot out real quick. 1 other concern out there in some of that area is anthrax.Its not a question of if ,but when. Research the area you are looking in GOOD & get you a KNOWLEDGEABLE realtor that knows the area & is a hunter,so they understand what you want. Good luck! Nothing like having your own place!!

[kch73]

I bought my place for $2k an acre in Navarro county...55 acres with a tank. Oaks, Pecans, Hackberrys, Elm's and Mesquites...deals are out there, be patient...you need to find a seller who needs to sell...my seller had just gone through a divorce and was motivated to sell...good luck!

[Davoh]

You have to be patient, and you have to keep the money available. Good deals get snatched up quick these days. I've missed out on several great opportunities because I had money tied up in other things.

[Andy]

The 200 acre pasture to the east of me in Wilson county sold this past year for $3500.00 per acre...Andy

[thomason]

If you need a good breakdown on price vs. how much land cost and what you can afford here is a good place http://www.texashuntingland.com/ I recently bought my land from these guy, everything was smooth and I am enjoying my own land. I used Tom Watts, if he helps you let him know that Thomason off TBH sent you.