My Dream

[GUNNER5569]

http://www.bid4assets.com/auction/index.cf...113343&sfid=173
here is 550 acs

 

[superduty]

Gunner, keep on looking man!! Always worth my time. The 550 Acre posting you responded with though has an USEPA problem. They have determined that elevated levels of mercury are present on the property. There is a cleanup and abatement order on the property issued by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Central Valley Region. Probably not our best investment but more along the lines of the Acreage we will need to have a succesfull hunting area. Keep your eyes posted.

 

[GUNNER5569]

http://www.bid4assets.com/auction/index.cfm?auctionid=123945
can it be out of state and already started

 

[Rick]

I got my antelope about 10 years ago at the Flying X. At that time, they allowed non-members to hunt there for a fee. I paid $150 a day that included staying in one of the cabins and food.

It is a beautiful place with nice facilities. The lakes are stocked with trout. Since I got my buck early, I spent a day fishing and caught a mess of trout. There were mountain lion tracks around the lake...

It's not a bad deal if you are able to travel to the place or are retired and can stay there for an extended period of time. There is lots of game and some nice 4x4 muleys. A friend of mine owns a share in the place now.

 

[satchmo]

Hello everyone, I have been reading this post with interest as this has been our dream for a long time also. Fortunately we hope it is about to come true

I don't know how fixed in Cali you all are, but I would suggest looking back to the east. Here in Texas GOOD hunting/residential land is still reasonably priced. Try this site www.texasrealestatemagazine.com and look in these counties, BROWN, HAMILTON, MILLS, CORYELL, EASTLAND, LAMPASAS, SAN SABA and the rest of that general area. $1500 to $2500 an acre, $2500 being for live water land. As far as hunting,$35 dollars for a license allows you to hunt deer, as many as 5 in some counties, 5 turkeys with an additional $10 stamp, all the wild pigs you can shoot, squirrels and rabbits no closed season, doves two different seasons, mule deer and javalina a little farther west, pronghorn antelope, and exotics galore with no closed season. Hope this info may help some of you, but try to keep it a secret, wouldn't want too many california types moving here

Going for my first javalina this weekend, wish me luck, Cathy

 

[Speckmisser]

Oh, fine Satchmo... rub it in!

I was just down in Dallas over Easter weekend. Dang! 4 BR houses under $200K! Property at $1K to $1.5K per acre... I could sell what I own here in the SF Bay Area and buy a bloody castle!

Shoot. If only it weren't Texas.

Nawp... I'm stuck in CA for the foreseeable future. If I ever do leave here, I'm looking at Florida or North Carolina.

 

[Rancho Loco]

Originally posted by Speckmisser@Apr 23 2004, 06:52 PM
Shoot. If only it weren't Texas.

YEP.

 

[satchmo]

HA, HA Speckmisser

 

[GUNNER5569]

found some more38. KERN/TULARE COUNTY LINE AREA (KINGS CO., CA) 140 acres. Here's a parcel located in the southeast corner of Kings County near the Kern and Tulare County Lines. You get to enjoy three counties for the price of one. What can you do with this parcel? Creative thinking has made many people rich! (APN: 046-430-029)
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CASH OR TERMS - MINIMUM BID $50 PER ACRE
53. PARKFIELD AREA (MONTEREY CO., CA) 160 acres. Huge piece of acreage situated about a quarter mile from Vineyard Canyon Road. The nearby community of Parkfield is located in the south east corner of Monterey County and was so named because of the surrounding natural oak tree park. This natural beauty could be a winner! (APN: 423-151-026)
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CASH OR TERMS - MINIMUM BID $100 PER ACRE
59. HWY 33 AND HWY 41 AREA (KINGS CO., CA) 320 acres. Huge parcel located along State Highway 33, just minutes from the Kern/Kings County Line. Consistent buying and selling patterns have dominated this area for quite some time. Grandfather used to say, "Son, buy real estate while you're young and prices are still low." (APN: 050-350-009)
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CASH OR TERMS - MINIMUM BID $100 PER ACRE 75. LOWERY AREA (TEHAMA CO., CA) 160 acres. Here's a quarter section of land that's half a mile on each side, and located in Tehama County. This unspoiled area offers the successful bidder that peace and serenity he'll be searching for. "Buy and keep land today, and it will keep you for the rest of your life." (APN: 021-220-14)
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CASH OR TERMS - MINIMUM BID $70 PER ACRE 81. PARKFIELD AREA (MONTEREY CO., CA) 160 acres. Huge parcel of raw land near Vineyard Canyon Road. The nearby town of Parkfield is host to an annual rodeo where cowboys and cowgirls from all over Monterey County come to compete. You must "grab the bull by the horns" if you want this parcel. (APN: 423-151-061)
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CASH OR TERMS - MINIMUM BID $150 PER ACRE
thats all this time

 

[superduty]

Gunner, how can I link to look at your research? I seriously considerd a previous post of yours and even got authorization for a loan. We never stopped research on it though and ended up pulling out at last minute due to hidden problems in the investment.

Thanks for all the help.

 

[GUNNER5569]

http://landauction.com/ theyhave a lot of property and some with built in finance next auction is may 12 th