Located amongst tens of thousands of contiguous hardwood acres along the Neches River bottoms, the Dollarhide Ranch encompasses 58 acres of exceptional riparian habitat located on the Dollarhide Cutoff, a tributary of the Neches River.

Before falling into the game-rich lower elevations, the ranch features a high ridge with direct highway access where living and working quarters could easily be developed behind a buffer of mature pines. Featuring countless old-growth hardwoods, several sloughs and ponds, and a diversity of cover and forage for wildlife; this ranch is perfect for the recreational buyer looking to chase waterfowl, whitetails, and pigs amongst the beautiful hardwoods of Angelina County.

Bordered on two sides by one of the largest conserved forests in the state, this ranch boasts nearly 18,000 acres of neighboring habitat that will remain conserved in perpetuity, benefiting this ranch and the wildlife on it forever.