The School House Pasture is part of the 30-mile square of the Historic Rowe Ranch, established by Alfred Rowe in 1879. This +/- 320 acres features rolling hills, deep draws, and dry creeks that hold water during wet seasons. A solar well provides a reliable water source for livestock and wildlife. Skillet Creek lies less than half a mile from the property, drawing wildlife to cross through regularly. With excellent cover, diverse terrain, and abundant game, this tract is a true hunting and ranching paradise. Blinds and feeders do not convey with property.