The Salt Creek 48 – Teague Lane, Jack County, TX Located in the Salt Creek Valley of southern Jack County, this 48.43-acre tract features two distinct and diverse land types. The western two-thirds is gently rolling pasture featuring native grasses, mature post oaks, mesquite, and locust trees, as well as a stocked pond. The eastern third is heavily wooded bottomland, cut in two by Salt Creek. Pools in the creek hold water year-round, but it flows heavily with the spring and fall rains. Large boulders line the banks, and wildlife sign is plentiful. The beautiful topography of the northern hill country on neighboring ranches enhances the feeling of solitude. Access: Frontage on county-maintained Teague Lane, approximately southwest of Jacksboro Water Features: Half-acre stocked pond and approximately 775 ft of Salt Creek frontage – both offer seasonal fishing and reliable wildlife water sources. Terrain & Cover: Gently rolling, with a mix of open grassland and native hardwood cover suited to wildlife habitat Wildlife: Whitetail deer, feral hogs, wild turkey, plus various small and upland game species Utilities: No improvements on site; electricity available nearby Potential Uses: Hunting tract, recreational use, weekend getaway, or possible home site School District – Graford ISD This property falls within the Graford Independent School District, a small rural PK–12 district headquartered in Palo Pinto County (serving portions of southern Jack County). Graford ISD has one campus serving about 330 students from preschool through 12th grade, with an overall student-teacher ratio of roughly 9:1. Summary: A no-frills, ready-to-use recreational tract featuring solid water, terrain, and wildlife amenities. Perfect for outdoorsmen or those seeking a secluded weekend escape with access to Graford schools serving pre-K through high school.

The Salt Creek 48 – Teague Lane, Jack County, TX Located in the Salt Creek Valley of southern Jack County, this 48.43-acre tract features two distinct and diverse land types. The western two-thirds is gently rolling pasture featuring native grasses, mature post oaks, mesquite, and locust trees, as well as a stocked pond. The eastern third is heavily wooded bottomland, cut in two by Salt Creek. Pools in the creek hold water year-round, but it flows heavily with the spring and fall rains. Large boulders line the banks, and wildlife sign is plentiful. The beautiful topography of the northern hill country on neighboring ranches enhances the feeling of solitude. Access: Frontage on county-maintained Teague Lane, approximately southwest of Jacksboro Water Features: Half-acre stocked pond and approximately 775 ft of Salt Creek frontage – both offer seasonal fishing and reliable wildlife water sources. Terrain & Cover: Gently rolling, with a mix of open grassland and native hardwood cover suited to wildlife habitat Wildlife: Whitetail deer, feral hogs, wild turkey, plus various small and upland game species Utilities: No improvements on site; electricity available nearby Potential Uses: Hunting tract, recreational use, weekend getaway, or possible home site School District – Graford ISD This property falls within the Graford Independent School District, a small rural PK–12 district headquartered in Palo Pinto County (serving portions of southern Jack County). Graford ISD has one campus serving about 330 students from preschool through 12th grade, with an overall student-teacher ratio of roughly 9:1. Summary: A no-frills, ready-to-use recreational tract featuring solid water, terrain, and wildlife amenities. Perfect for outdoorsmen or those seeking a secluded weekend escape with access to Graford schools serving pre-K through high school.