Private Road 2146, Longview, TX 75604

In the heart of East Texas, Bufkin Farm unfolds across 3,000 acres of productive land and exceptional opportunity. Improve pastures comfortably sustain a 500-head cow-calf operation, while expansive timber, abundant surface water, and major highway access position the ranch for both agricultural strength and long-term investment. Just 145 miles from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, the property sits within reach of the cultural and economic energy of North Texas, yet remains grounded in the independence and scale that define legacy ranch ownership. Nearby communities include Canton, Tyler, Kilgore, Jefferson, Marshall, Shreveport, and Longview. From professional sports, to destinations like Fort Worth Stockyards and Perot Museum of Nature and Science, the region balances rural heritage with metropolitan access. Nearly 1,000 acres of merchantable timber complement rolling pastureland. The Sabine River winds through the ranch, joined by Moss Lake and additional stocked waters, creating dependable resources for livestock and year-round recreation. Two 45-acre commercial tracts with Highway 31 frontage offer serious development leverage, while an additional ±50 acres presents prime residential potential. Positioned two miles north of Interstate 20 and minutes from downtown Longview, the ranch sits in the path of growth without sacrificing privacy. Longview provides immediate access to national retail, medical, and aviation services, including Christ US Good Shepherd Health System and LeTourneau University. At East Texas Regional Airport, a 10,000-foot runway supports corporate aviation and with daily connections to DFW International Airport via American Airlines. Bufkin Farm lies within the historic East Texas Oil & Gas Field — spanning more than 140,000 acres across five counties and recognized as the most prolific oil field in the United States since its discovery in 1930, with over 5.4 billion barrels produced. This is a sporting property in every season. Whitetail deer, turkey, dove, wild hogs, and waterfowl thrive across the habitat corridors created by river, timber, and managed water. Anglers enjoy the Sabine River, Moss Lake, and a stocked lake viewed by the Headquarters. At the center of operations, a 3,500-square-foot modern Residence with a classic clay-tile roof overlooks the surrounding landscape. Designed for comfort, oversight, and entertaining, it anchors the working improvements while providing the presence expected of a ranch of this stature.