The Foard 410 is a versatile 410-acre property situated approximately 4 miles southeast of Crowell, Texas, along FM 1594 in Foard County. Predominantly utilized for cultivation, it also features around 100 acres of native pasture adorned with mesquite and hackberry trees, along with dense underbrush, creating an ideal environment for wildlife. The land’s rolling draws channel runoff water to a seasonal creek on the northern boundary, serving as natural corridors for game movement. A 345 kV power line runs along the property’s southern edge. With existing electricity, fair to good perimeter fencing, and both paved and county road frontage, the Foard 410 is well-suited for farming, cattle operations, and hunting activities. The area experiences light hunting pressure and supports a diverse range of wildlife, including whitetail deer, quail, turkey, duck, wild hogs, and dove.
