551.48 acres, more or less of excellent hunting and grazing with a mile of Interstate 40 Service Road frontage (N side of I-40), just 9 miles east of Shamrock. Approximately 74.56 acres is cultivated land, currently in wheat, with the remaining 476.92 acres in native pasture, trees, shinnery, hackberry, scattered tree groves and thick brush. This all provides grazing and shade for cattle as well as excellent cover for wildlife. Wildlife includes white tail deer, mule deer, turkey, dove, quail, wild hogs, varmints and mule deer. With panoramic views from the old homestead site, it would make an excellent location to build a new home, barn dominium, or hunting cabin upon. The old Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad meandered just across the north boundary of this section. (see more