Counties were sometimes created to appease large ranchers and landowners, who wanted virtual fiefdoms for their operations. Many Texas counties have populations in the hundreds, while one, Loving, has a population of 70, the only such county in the entire United States with a population under 100. First, one must rid oneself of the notion of completing all 254 county highpoints. Much of Texas, especially in the west, is privately owned with restricted access. While some landowners and managers will allow access, others are very hard-nosed about it.
Some peaks lie in state or national parks, making access allowable, while others are on ranches.
I have five of the nine county highpoints west of the Pecos. So far, I haven't attempted anything east of Abilene. These highpoint reports contained herein are for entertainment purposes only. They are not meant to take the place of maps, compass or other proper orienteering skills. Neither I nor the webhost are responsible for your actions.