In the early 1960s, a Texas oilman started Y Bar O Ranch with 3,520 acres; six decades later, the family’s 29,071-acre Big Bend property sold after being listed for $46.5 million
- Representative Image of the expansive Y Bar O Ranch, showcasing its varied terrain and cattle operation (AI-generated image)In the early 1960s, Midland oilman W.
- “Dub” Yarborough and his wife, Kay, began building the Y Bar O Ranch with a 3,520-acre tract in West Texas.
- Over the following decades, the family expanded it into a 29,071-acre cattle and recreational property in the Big Bend region.
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- Representative Image of the expansive Y Bar O Ranch, showcasing its varied terrain and cattle operation (AI-generated image)In the early 1960s, Midland oilman W.
- “Dub” Yarborough and his wife, Kay, began building the Y Bar O Ranch with a 3,520-acre tract in West Texas.
- Over the following decades, the family expanded it into a 29,071-acre cattle and recreational property in the Big Bend region.
Sources: Times of India