Mossy Oak Properties Texas Land Advisors

09/17/2026

Most people stop at “pretty water.”

This is a natural spring on one of our East Texas tracts, and it starts right here on the property. That’s why it’s still running in the middle of September while everything around it has gone dry. It’s not something you catch from the road. It’s a water source that carries livestock and wildlife through a bad summer instead of just looking good in photos.

It’s details like this that can be easily overlooked that is good to have an expert on your team in either selling or buying land.

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09/16/2026

SOLD | Atlanta Homestead 54 | Cass County, TX | 54± Acres

Atlanta Homestead 54 is officially SOLD. Towering hardwoods, a bubbling creek, and whitetail that moved through the timber on schedule every Fall morning, just southeast of historic Atlanta, TX. Electricity and water were already extended to a building pad on a knoll in the woods, so the next owner isn’t guessing where to build. They’re just deciding when to start.

Another property found the right hands.

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09/11/2026

Almost to 60 days without measurable rain. Triple digit heat for most of it. Everything is feeling the impact.

Time and seasons don’t wait.

We’re praying for rain right along with every landowner in Texas right now, our own ground included.

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09/10/2026

Clearbranch Refuge | Polk County, TX | 148± Acres

Most buyers looking at land near a National Preserve are working off assumptions. Elevation, water depth, access, they’re guessing at all three until they’re standing on the dirt. Clearbranch Refuge removes the guesswork before you ever walk it.

This 148± acre tract sits directly on the boundary of the Big Thicket National Preserve, with 75 feet of elevation change and creek frontage on Double Branch Creek defining the northeast edge. That’s surveyed terrain adjoining over 113,000 acres of protected federal wilderness. What that buys you is a ceiling on development next door that most private tracts can’t offer.

THE LAND
• Timbered ridges, open pockets, creekbottom corridors
• Double Branch Creek, sandy-bottomed, forms the northeast border
• Direct boundary with Big Thicket National Preserve
• Internal road and trail system for ATV and truck access

THE HABITAT
• Whitetail deer, hogs, waterfowl, predators, migratory birds
• Hardwood, pine, and edge habitat mix supports year-round use

THE FACTS
• Asking price: $836,200 ($5,650/acre)
• 18 mi to Livingston, 90 mi to Houston
• Water well required (100’-250’ expected depth, approx. 93% success rate)
• Electricity available nearby, will need to be pulled
• No perimeter fencing, marked boundaries
• Frontage on Segno Fire Lane, all-weather road

One of the largest contiguous offerings along the Big Thicket border in recent memory.

What would you do with 148 acres bordering a National Preserve, hunt it, timber it, or hold it?

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09/09/2026

When the camera loves the ranch!

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09/08/2026

Fannin County: What a Fence Line Color Change Really Tells You

A fence line does one thing well. It shows contrast. When the grass on one side looks different from the grass on the other, the fence line makes that difference easy to see. What it does not do is tell you why.

If you aren’t familiar it would be easy to assume a color change across a fence line means one side has better soil. Sometimes that is true. But the cause could be several things that have nothing to do with soil quality at all.

It might come down to fertility, where one owner has applied fertilizer and the other has not. It could be timing, where one side got more rain at the right moment or was cut more recently than the other. It could even be as simple as what is planted. Native grass versus a select crop will look different.

A drone photo or a fence line view can point you toward a question worth asking. It cannot answer that question by itself. This is where working with a land broker can be a real asset in understanding the property to best position it in the marketplace or to choose the right place to achieve your goals.

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09/03/2026

Flyway Lakes Ranch | Bowie County, TX | 468± Acres

Most buyers searching for large recreational land assume they have to choose between privacy and proximity. The bigger and more secluded the tract, the farther it usually sits from everything you actually need day to day. Flyway Lakes Ranch doesn’t ask you to make that trade.

THE LAND

• 468± acres of pine and hardwood timber with roughly 40 ft of elevation change
• A primary lake approaching 25 acres, plus multiple smaller lakes and ponds
• Days Creek frontage with natural sloughs across nearly a third of the tract in floodplain
• Established internal road system and paved frontage on Stateline Rd

THE HABITAT

• Positioned within the Mississippi Flyway for seasonal waterfowl hunting
• Strong whitetail travel corridors, bedding cover, and sanctuary areas
• Surrounding area known for producing mature, 160-class bucks

A tract this size, with this much surface water, sitting this close to a regional hub, doesn’t come around often. That’s what makes it easy to move on with confidence instead of wondering if something better is out there.

Would you use this as a hunting retreat, a family legacy property, or both?

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09/01/2026

Opening Day: The Payoff

You’ve put in the work. Now it’s time to reap the benefits.

Good luck to everyone taking to the field today.

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08/27/2026

Every client starts with a version of this road in their head.

Buyers can describe the feeling they want long before they can describe the acreage, the access, or the water. But a feeling doesn’t show up on a survey, so our job is translating that picture into a real tract that holds up once you’re standing on it.

We move views like this out of daydreams and into memories.

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