Property Description
The TJ Lowe Ranch has for years been one of East Texas
high-fence exotic game ranch. Today it operates as a working cattle operation
with 164 head of Wagyu and Black Angus/Brangus Cross. The ranch also produced
504 rolls of hay in 2025 alone. The high fence is still in place, and there are
3 lakes on the property. This ranch has 2 homes, working cattle pens, several
barns & shops big enough to house large equipment, farm implements and hay.
The Land
At 331.39 acres, the ranch strikes the kind of balance
that’s hard to engineer and harder to find. Deep green, well-managed pastures open
across the property’s rolling terrain, broken up by mature, scattered oaks that
give it a park-like feel from the air and natural shade cover at ground level.
Dense belts of pine, oak, and native hardwood wrap the perimeter and cut
through the interior, creating the privacy, thermal cover, and wildlife
movement corridors that make this land work for both cattle and deer.
Three small lakes are spread across the property, each
holding water reliably through all seasons. The gentle roll of the land
naturally feeds water into them, creating long, open pastoral views. At the end
of the asphalt road, a potential hilltop homesite sits above it all, offering
an elevated vantage point over the ponds and the entire ranch.
• Scattered
mature oaks throughout open ground, natural shade and park-like aesthetic
• Dense pine,
oak, and native hardwood timber on perimeter and interior
• 3 lakes; reliable
water for livestock and wildlife
• Gently
rolling terrain with long views
• Multiple
paddocks with cattle guards between
•
Approximately 1 mile of private paved (asphalt) road
• Multiple
gated entrances; secure, private access
Working Cattle Ranch
The ranch is currently running 164 head of Wagyu and Black
Angus grazing pastures that have proven they can carry the load. The working
infrastructure matches the operation: a well-equipped barn, corrals, covered
equipment storage, and multiple paddocks separated by cattle guards make
day-to-day ranch management efficient and straightforward.
• Multiple
paddocks with cattle guards for rotational grazing
• Corrals and
working facilities
• Substantial
covered equipment and hay storage
Hunting & Wildlife
The ranch’s history as a high-fence exotic game operation
left its mark in the best possible way. The full perimeter high fence is
intact. A small population of Red Stag and Axis deer still call this place home
after the exotics operation concluded. The ranch is not currently operated as a
hunting property, but everything a new owner would need to run one is already
here: the fence, the cover, the water, and five high-fenced paddocks around the
barn that once supported herd management are all still intact and functional.
For a buyer who wants to revive a high fence hunting
operation in East Texas, this property eliminates most of the startup cost and
time.
• Full
perimeter high fence; intact
• Remnant Red
Stag and Axis deer on property
• 5
high-fenced paddocks around the barn; ready for herd management
• 2 automated
feed bins with augers
• Dense timber
and lake water; ideal native wildlife habitat
• Former
exotic game ranch pedigree (previously raised zebra and wildebeest)
Hilltop Home Site
The asphalt road doesn’t just cut through the ranch; it
leads somewhere specific. At the top of one of the prominent hills sits a
potential future home site with underground power already run to it. The
elevation puts you 30 ft in elevation above the pastures, the timber line, and
above everything else within the ranch perimeter.
If a custom home is on your list, the hardest part is
already done.
Structures & Improvements
The working improvements on this ranch are scaled for a
serious operation, not a weekend place. Everything has been sized and
positioned with function in mind.
Main Residence
• 3 bed / 2
bath main house (30’x56′) with metal roof
Tenant / Manager’s House
• Separate
tenant house with carport; ideal for a
ranch manager or extended family
Barn & Working Facilities
• 36’x48′ barn
with 12′ side awnings, tack room, feed room, and stalls
• Corrals
• 5
high-fenced paddocks surrounding the barn
Shops & Covered Storage
• Main
implement shed/shop: 92’x50′ total (70’x50′ covered, 22’x50′ enclosed) with
plumbing and roll-up door
• Shop near
tenant house: 50’x80′
• Shed behind
barn: 40’x60′
• Shed in
middle paddock: 30’x40′
• Shed in left
paddock: 30’x40′
Location
The ranch sits just north of Interstate 20 in Harrison
County just southeast of Marshall, Tx. It’s Approx. 5.5 miles from Harrison
County Airport, making it close enough to major markets to be convenient yet
far enough off the road that you’d never know from inside the fence. The timber
perimeter provides a natural buffer, and the multiple gated entrances keep
access controlled. Dallas, Shreveport, and Tyler are all within reasonable
driving distance, and the proximity to the airport make this a realistic option
for an owner who wants a working ranch within range of the city.
The Bottom Line
The TJ Lowe Ranch is a proven hay producer, a working cattle
ranch, a former exotic game operation with the infrastructure still intact, and
a blank canvas for whoever decides what it becomes next. The land is
performing. The fence is up. The power is run. The road is paved.
Opportunities like this in East Texas with this much
history, this much production, and this much upside, are genuinely rare. If
you’ve been looking for the real thing, this is it.
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:
| High Fence | Multiple Barns & Shops | Hunting | ||
| Multiple homes | 3 small Lakes | Ranches | ||
| Pasture Land | Cattle Working Pens | Recreational Property |










































