Carroll Bobo, East Texas Real Estate Broker, lives in Lindale, Texas and specializes in rural lifestyle properties, including land, farms, ranches, recreational and hunting property, timberland and country homes. Carroll serves the Piney Woods Region of Texas. He is the founder and former owner of United Country Bobo Realty & Land Company and now joins the team of Texas Land Specialists at United Country Legacy Land Company in Tyler, Texas.

A lifetime learner and early adopter of new technologies, Carroll encourages continuing education for all real estate professionals. He continues to foster learning within the Real Estate profession as an active Texas Chapter of REALTORS® Land Institute member, serving on the Board of Directors. Bobo is an active Greater Tyler Association of REALTORS member, serving as past Chairman of the MLS committee and board chairman. He is also a MetroTex Association of Realtors member in Dallas, Texas. An annual highlight is attending The Outlook for Texas Land Markets, presented by the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University

Carroll is a passionate outdoorsman, enjoying a lifetime of hunting, fishing, and clay target shooting. He earned a place on the National Skeet Shooting Association All-American 1st Team as early as 1976 and continues participating in sporting clays competitions. He has hunted upland game birds and waterfowl across the US, Mexico, and Argentina. His fondest boyhood memories are hunting quail, doves, ducks, and small game animals in East Texas. His love of the great outdoors and a desire to conserve wildlife habitat for future generations is why he supports the National Wild Turkey Federation, Ducks Unlimited, and Delta Waterfowl through membership.  

Serving and helping others is valued and practiced by Carroll in the communities of Tyler and Lindale through leadership and financial support in local organizations, including the Tyler Chamber of Commerce, Lindale Chamber of Commerce, Tyler Junior College Foundation and President’s Circle, People Attempting to Help (PATH) and First Presbyterian Church of Tyler.