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AFTER PRESIDENTIAL VISIT, HORTENSTINE RANCH COMPANY REFLECTS ON WORK WITH LOUIS VUITTON TO ACQUIRE FIRST U.S. RANCH PROPERTY FOR LEATHER WORKSHOP Hortenstine Ranch Company hired for unique property transactions requiring utmost discretion and professionalism Hortenstine Ranch Company (HRC) represented Louis...
Hortenstine Ranch Company is pleased to announce the addition of three new agents to its ranch real estate team of talented and diverse rural land experts. Each of these men...
A ranch that’s hit the market northeast of Dallas includes a body of water nearly the size of White Rock Lake. The Valley Lake Ranch, up for grabs on the...
Just ask Blake and he’ll tell you. Time sure does fly when you’re BUSY and having fun! Blake Hortenstine, founder of Hortenstine Ranch Company in April of 2003, never could...
by Stephen Schwartz Upshur County is a county in Texas located just northwest of Longview with a total population of 35,291 people spread out over the county’s 556 square miles....
Casey Berley with Hortenstine Ranch Company of Dallas, Texas, has been awarded the esteemed Accredited Land Consultant (ALC) designation of the REALTORS® Land Institute (RLI). As an Accredited Land Consultant,...
By Guest Author: Chris W. Peterie, Principal at Swingle Collins & Associates Ranches across Texas will see a surge in activity in the fall when hunting season starts and throughout...
Farm and Ranch Magazine recently featured several HRC Ranch properties in it’s Fall 2011 issue. The featured HRC ranches were DFW Hill Country Ranch in Johnson County, Red River Farm...
Starting a Ranch in Texas? Here’s What You Need to Know Texas has always been ranch country, and for good reason. The state offers diverse landscapes, a favorable climate, and
Cedar trees, especially the Eastern Red Cedar (Juniperus virginiana) and Ashe juniper (Juniperus ashei), are commonly found on Texas ranches. Historically, periodic wildfires and grazing by native animals kept cedar
Are you dreaming of owning a ranch near Dallas, Texas? Whether you’re seeking a sprawling cattle ranch, a cozy equestrian property, or a hunting ranch brimming with whitetail deer, the
Texas land covers millions of acres, with plenty of opportunities for ranch ownership. The variety spans from large cattle operations to weekend getaways, with the ranch lifestyle deeply rooted in
Texas ranch hunts are private hunting experiences on managed land, designed for focus and results. These hunts happen across large properties where animals like whitetail deer, wild hogs, and exotic
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