The Gold Creek Ranch is conveniently located about an hour’s drive south of Lubbock, approximately 20 minutes from Lamesa and approximately 15 minutes from Gail, Texas. Access is excellent, being by paved FM 1054, which adjoins the east side of the property for approximately 5 miles. This ranch straddles the transitional area between the vast stretches of farmland found on the South Plains of Texas and the more broken native pasture country located just below the Caprock Escarpment in the Rolling Plains Region. Lamesa is the County Seat of Dawson County, with most of the land in Dawson County being productive cotton land. Gail is the County Seat of Borden County. Borden County is a sparsely populated ranching county, with the majority of the land in this county being in native pasture. The average precipitation is approximately 17” across this entire area. Driving forces in the area economy have generally included cotton, cattle, and oil. In more recent years, wind farm energy, solar development, and AI/Data Centers have become important factors. Basically, the western-most 5,913 acres of this ranch are currently under three separate wind leases. The details of these leases are available. Additionally, there are three double-pole transmission lines running through the property, with a substation just north of the ranch and a large solar field approximately 3 miles northeast.