Bobby Bowden · Ranch country west of Fort Worth
Looking for a North Texas ranch for sale or a horse place with room to work? I help buyers and sellers talk through acreage of 10 acres or more, with the water, grass, fences, and improvements in mind.
Parker, Erath, Palo Pinto, and neighboring counties are right in my backyard, but I handle transactions across Texas and work with experienced ranch brokers in Texas and Oklahoma. If your land is anywhere else across the state, let’s talk.
For a Parker County ranch or horse-property search, tell me how much acreage you need and what the place needs to do. A covered arena, stalls, turnout, a home, or room for cattle can each change the search.
Before deciding, put access, fencing, water records, and the condition of the improvements on the list to review.
Looking for a horse facility for sale in Erath County? Tell me about your horses, arena priorities, barn needs, and budget. If it’s a cattle place, we’ll start with your pasture, fencing, and working-pen needs.
Soil, forage, drainage, and reliable water deserve a closer look than listing pictures alone can give.
For ranch land in Palo Pinto County, let me know whether you want a working place, recreational acreage, or land for a home. Include any priorities for a creek, stock tanks, wells, or existing improvements.
Water availability, legal access, the survey, easements, and mineral interests need property-specific review—not assumptions.
Send your county preference, budget, acreage, timeline, and water or arena must-haves for a custom property match. Public listing search is temporarily unavailable.
Request a custom property matchTell me about your acreage and improvements, then we’ll talk through your plans. You can also request a ranch due-diligence brief to organize water records, soil and grass, agricultural valuation, minerals, access, and survey questions. Specialist advice may still be needed.
Discuss your ranch’s value