Hard-to-find 32 acre recreational retreat minutes out of the historic city of Hico in North central Texas. Legend has it that Billy the Kid did not die in Fort Sumner in 1881 but instead moved to Hico under an alias "Brushy Bill" Roberts and lived there until 1950. In Hico there are numerous very good restaurants, an old-fashioned ice cream parlor and the city has its own chocolate factory. The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex is within an easy two hour driving distance making it readily accessible for a family gathering destination, a weekend getaway or just sneaking out for a morning/afternoon hunt. This property has great cover for wildlife which includes Whitetail deer, feral hogs, Rio Grande Turkey and various small game/predators. The adjacent landowner's property fronts year-round Duffau Creek and they said that they would grant access to the creek for fishing for the new owner of this property.
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