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描述：Terra Rosa 牧场坐落在高耸的红土台地上，俯瞰着下方未经驯服的荒野，堪称德克萨斯州狭长地带的典型狩猎牧场。在这片占地约 19,159 英亩的广阔牧场中，您可以纵横交错的山脊和台地，体验探险的乐趣，同时还能留意在牧场中漫步的本土白尾鹿和骡鹿。除了丰富的野生动物资源外，牧场还为热爱狩猎和户外运动的爱好者精心打造了各种设施。此外，牧场还巧妙地布置了食槽、麦田、风车和太阳能井，为野生动物提供充足的食物和水源。
改进：牧场总部的住宿设施包括一间 1,800 平方英尺的小屋、一间工棚和一些雇佣工人的住房；此外，牧场还配备了马厩、围栏、几座仓库和一个带步入式肉类冷藏室的谷仓，使其成为一个设施齐全的牧场和狩猎场所。牧场进行了多项改进，包括环绕牧场的围栏、横向围栏，以及为改善野生动物栖息地而增建的几口水井、食槽、水槽和其他设施。此外，牧场还增设了射鸽区、飞碟陷阱以及竞技步枪和手枪射击场。牧场内共有25座风车、5口太阳能井和2口潜水井。除了这些野生动物改进措施外，牧场还建有一个高围栏养殖设施，其中包含12套高围栏陷阱、一个用于野生动物工作的高围栏蛇形滑槽，以及93英里左右的围栏。
水源：牧场遍布众多风车，部分风车配有太阳能水泵和储水箱。牧场共有25座风车、5口太阳能井和2口潜水井。此外，牧场周围散布着天然的河床和池塘，为各种野生动物和牲畜提供了丰富的水源。牧场还拥有约2.2±英里（约3.5公里）的盐叉红河临街面。五条有名的小溪流经牧场的不同区域：理查森溪、威尔斯溪、吉普溪、小吉普溪和麦考密克溪。这些小溪在雨季提供水源，并为牧场内的池塘和湖泊提供水源。
野生动物：Terra Rosa牧场以其绝佳的狩猎地点而闻名。德克萨斯州东部狭长地带的典型本土野生动物成群结队地来到牧场，包括白尾鹿、骡鹿、鹌鹑、野鸡、野火鸡等等。值得一提的是，牧场内有一个占地25英亩（约10公顷）的繁殖场，曾用于饲养麋鹿，但最近改建为鹿的繁殖场，可以轻松适应多种鹿的饲养。
植被/地形：牧场以其山脊和高耸的悬崖、起伏的草原和断断续续的牧场为特色。野生和本地草类植物，加上峡谷般的地形，为各种野生动物创造了一个繁华的中心。
矿产：价格面议
水资源保护区：该地产位于两个独立的保护区内。牧场位于科林斯沃思县的部分属于梅斯基特地下水保护区 //链接至 http://www.mesquitegcd.org/。牧场位于唐利县的另一部分属于狭长地带地下水保护区 //链接至 https://pgcd.us/。
年税：约 30,000 美元
位置：从德克萨斯州麦克莱恩出发，沿 I-40 公路行驶，然后在 FM 3143 出口驶出。沿 FM 3143 公路向南行驶约 15 分钟（11.3 英里），到达牧场最北边界，并找到通往原住所的主要通道。
Description: Set upon an elevated red clay mesa with a hawk eye’s view of the wild and untamed land below, Terra Rosa serves as the quintessential Texas Panhandle hunting ranch. Adventure across the 19,159± acres between the ridgelines and mesas of this expansive property as you keep an eye out for the native White-tail and mule deer that roam the ranch. Along with the robust wildlife, the ranch is purposefully outfitted for avid hunters and outdoorsmen. Additionally, there are food plots, wheat fields, windmills, and solar wells strategically placed across the property, providing ample supplies of food and water for the wildlife. Improvements: The headquarters site accommodations include a 1,800 square foot lodge, a bunk house, and hired hand housing; there is also a horse barn, holding pens, several storage buildings and a barn with a walk-in meat cooler, making this a well-equipped property for ranching and hunting operations. Many improvements have been made across the ranch including fencing that spans around the property, cross fencing, and several wells, food plots, troughs and other items added to enhance the habitat for wildlife. Bonus recreational improvements include a pigeon shoot, skeet trap, and competitive rifle and pistol range. There are 25 windmills, 5 solar wells, and 2 submersible wells on the property. In addition to these improvements for wildlife, there is a high fenced breeding facility with 12 sets of high fence traps, a high fenced snake & chute for working wildlife, and 93+/- miles of fence. Water: There are numerous windmills distributed throughout the ranch, some with solar pumps and storage tanks. In total, there are 25 windmills, 5 solar wells, and 2 submersible wells. Additionally, there are natural creek beds and ponds scattered around the ranch, providing a multitude and abundant sources of water for variety of wildlife and livestock. The ranch also offers approximately 2.2± miles of frontage to the Salt Fork Red River. Five named creeks run through different parts of the ranch: Richardson, Wills, Gyp, Little Gyp, and McCormick Creeks. These creeks offer water during wet times and help provide water to the ponds and lakes on property. Wildlife: Terra Rosa Ranch is known for its prime hunting spots. The typical game native to the Eastern Texas Panhandle flock to the ranch, including White-tail and mule deer, quail, pheasant, wild turkeys, and more. To note, there is a 25-acre breeding facility once used for elk, but recently converted for breeding deer that could be easily adapted for a multitude of species. Vegetation/Terrain: The ranch is characterized by its ridgelines and high cliffs, with rolling prairie and broken rangeland. The wild and native grasses coupled with its canyon-like topography create a bustling hub for a variety of wildlife. Minerals: Negotiable Water Conservation District: The property falls within two separate conservation districts. The part of the ranch that lies in Collingsworth County is in the Mesquite Groundwater Conservation District //link to http://www.mesquitegcd.org/. The other portion of the ranch in Donley County falls within the Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District //link to https://pgcd.us/. Annual Taxes: Approximately $30,000 Location: From McLean, Texas, take I-40 and exit to FM 3143. Go south on FM 3143 for about 15 minutes or 11.3 miles to reach the northernmost border of the ranch and to find the main access to the original lodging.
