Ask Kenny Robinson
If you're looking for a property that is ready to go to work, this 560± acre cattle operation in Jackson and Greer Counties deserves a close look. The property consists of four separate tracts, all located within approximately a one-mile radius of one another, offering the flexibility of multiple pastures while keeping the entire operation conveniently close together. The acreage consists of improved pasture that has been meticulously maintained and sprayed, providing a strong foundation for a productive cattle operation. In addition to its agricultural value, the property boasts abundant wildlife, offering excellent opportunities for hunting whitetail deer and dove. Cross-fencing throughout the property allows for rotational grazing and better pasture management, giving the next owner the ability to manage stocking rates and maximize available forage. Each tract also features pipe and continuous-fence cattle pens, providing established facilities for working and handling livestock. Water is another major asset of the operation. Each of the four tracts has its own well, while three of the four tracts also have rural water. The 80-acre tract located across the road to the east does not currently have rural water on the property, but rural water is available directly across the road. The combination of wells and rural water provides dependable water infrastructure across the entire operation. The southernmost tracts are located just one mile north of Highway 19 and one mile east of Highway 283, providing convenient access while remaining situated in a productive agricultural area. With improved pasture, excellent wildlife potential, established cross-fencing, multiple water sources, cattle-working facilities, and existing improvements already in place, this property offers a true turnkey opportunity for someone looking to expand an existing cattle operation or establish a new one. Properties offering this combination of acreage, pasture quality, water, fencing, cattle facilities, and location are hard to find. For the buyer looking for a well-maintained cattle operation that can go to work from day one, this 560± acre Jackson/Greer County property is one worth taking a serious look at.
