Came across this in my never-ending search for a bigger, better property. A bit over-priced, but you've got plenty of ponds to experiment with!

http://www.landsofamerica.com/america/index.cfm?Detail=&INV_ID=71145

It does seem a little pricey now, but it won't be forever. Eight ponds sounds like a lot of work. Maybe if I were retired, single,....

Location, location, location.

At that price, it'd be a steal up here.

I liked that 14000 acre property on devils river in texas anyone wanna give me a couple of million bucks. :p :rolleyes:

http://www.landsofamerica.com/america/index.cfm?detail=&inv_id=29529

BCM, I graduated high school just up the road from the Devils river and this ranch, It is indeed a awesome piece of the lone star state. The Devils river is the most untouched natural water in this state. There are very view places the public has excess to the water. It's path is almost all on extremely large private ranches. It is spring fed and runs entirely on limestone bottom the water is clear and blue always. I'm really surprised some wealthy person has not purchased this one of a kind place on earth. It's been on the market for a while.

$3900 an acre, not that bad considering it has all that water, most land n of Ft. Worth runs higher without water..nice retirement spot

Beautiful looking place.

Let's see asking price $29,870,610. With 20% down payment of $5,974,122 that would leave a mortgage of $23,896,488. At say 6% interest financed over 30 years the monthly payment would be $143,272.

Ok, I'm out.

darn I misssed that one. I looked at the 40 acre add. Buy it as a co-op every one gets 10 acres. In todays economy who could buy the whole enchilada?

I could swing the 272 if anyone wants to go halfs

You just need 1400 of your best friends to go in on it with you. We already have 3000+ PBFM Lets do it. We'll change the name to POND BOSS Ranch.