Our Land

A Little Piece of Texas

Tucked away in Haskell County, Texas, the Rockn50 Ranch is 218 acres of pasture, creek bottom, native grasses, and wide-open West Texas skies. At the heart of the property is Mule Creek, a seasonal waterway that winds through the ranch and gives the land much of its character.

Throughout the property, mesquite, elm, hackberry, and soapberry trees provide shade, shelter, and a welcome contrast to the surrounding cotton fields. When the rains come, Mule Creek springs to life (sometimes a little too enthusiastically), transforming the landscape and reminding us just how quickly West Texas can change.

When we purchased the property, we saw more than just land. We saw the opportunity to build something special — a place for family, cattle, horses, and eventually, retirement. What started as a dream has slowly become a working ranch, one improvement at a time.

We've cleared brush, built fences, dug stock tanks, improved roads, and put up a barn. There's still plenty to do, and we've learned that ranch projects have a remarkable ability to multiply. Finish one, and somehow three more appear. Most ranchers are familiar with "the list" — the one that never seems to get any shorter.

The creek bottom and surrounding pastures are also home to an incredible assortment of wildlife. Some are welcome visitors, some are occasional nuisances, and a few seem convinced the ranch belongs to them. You'll meet many of these characters on our Critters page.

Whether we're working cattle, exploring the creek, watching a storm roll across the countryside, or simply enjoying a quiet evening, we're reminded why we started this journey.

We're not just improving the land. We're building a place to call home.

The Heart of the Ranch - Mule Creek