Outpost 76 Ranch is a 1,017.73+/- acre large-scale cattle operation located southeast of Sulphur Springs in Hopkins County, approximately 2.5 miles south of I-30 with paved road access. At the center of the ranch are three massive covered feed barns totaling approximately 209,000 SF, including 97,500+/- SF, 50,000+/- SF, and 61,500+/- SF barns, providing estimated capacity for 3,000+ head under roof.
Improvements include extensive concrete, fans and misting systems, multiple cattle working areas, a 23,000+/- SF hay barn, 7,000+/- SF covered silage storage, 50,000+/- SF silage storage area, 6,650+/- SF covered pens, 8,500+/- SF covered equipment storage, 3,600+/- SF tool barn, 21,600+/- SF feed area, additional 9,000+/- SF barn, and a 25+/- acre irrigation pivot.
Water is a major asset with 46+ acres of surface water, including a 14+/- acre lake, two approximately 10-acre lakes, a 4.5+/- acre lake, 13 additional ponds and stock tanks, and 8 water wells accessing the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer. The ranch includes approximately 180 acres of improved pasture and 385 acres of native pasture with estimated additional capacity for approximately 350 head.
Miles of perimeter and cross fencing create numerous pastures and working areas for efficient cattle movement and rotational grazing. The gently rolling terrain offers approximately 100 feet of contour change with open pasture and mature hardwood bottoms.
Cattle have been raised here since approximately 1976, with the property historically operating as a dairy before being developed into the current large-scale feeding and finishing operation. Outpost 76 offers an exceptional combination of scale, water, access, pasture, storage, and cattle infrastructure in Northeast Texas. Pasted markdown
