This 100 acres is prime hunting and recreational property located in beautiful San Saba County. This “diamond in the rough” is located one half mile west of Richland Springs, Texas, with great Highway 190 frontage. The rich soil found on this ranch provides a balanced cover of woody plants for wildlife bedding and an abundance of forbs that serve as white-tailed deer browse. The property feels like 200 acres with a long layout of rolling terrain covered by mesquite, live oak, post oak, whitebrush and other desirable brushy species.

This is an excellent hunting property with a lots of whitetail, turkey and even pigs for hog hunting. The change in elevation offers good views for an excellent building site or someone enjoying this beautiful hill country. Additional acreage available.

This San Saba County property is listed at $299,500 and you can find out more about this ranch by contacting the real estate listing agent.

This property consists of 83.90 acres of great Lampasas County land with both a water well and electricity in place. A doublewide mobile home is also located on this tract, making this piece of real estate perfect for either a homestead or hunter’s cabin. The buyer will enjoy the beautiful Texas Hill Country views on this partially fenced tract that offers native trees and an abundance of native wildlife, including white-tailed deer and turkey.

This small ranch has good frontage on FM 581 near Highway 281. Once again, this property would be great for homestead, horses, cattle, or hunting and recreation. This Lampasas real estate is listed at $3,800 per acre, so contact the real estate agent if you are interested.

This Lampasas County ranch has big views, heavy tree cover, a seasonal creek, and pond on 100 beautiful acres near Lometa, Texas. With a beautiful 7 year old, 2 story, 4 bedroom, 3 bath brick home, this property is just waiting for you! The home includes a study, upstairs balcony with long vistas, utility room, and new metal roof. This place has it all, with Highway 183 road frontage and excellent hunting and recreation complete with a hunter’s cabin. There is also the option to buy the main house and 10 acres separately.

This Lampasas County property is listed at $627,500 and has everything needed to start enjoying the country life with perks. Contact the real estate listing agent for more information.

Get out west with this 250 acre Val Verde County ranch! The views of the surrounding habitat will take your breath away! This property is both rough and rugged, but perfect for hunting whitetail deer, turkey, javalina, quail and whatever else you desire. Property vegetative cover includes cedar trees, persimmon, guajia, sotol, sage, shen-oak, mountain laurel and other low brush. This ranch is the perfect location for winter and summer recreation. A private well and electricity is available.

The owner will also enjoy the shared use of the Devil’s River for rafting and fishing! The ranch has decent roads and jeep trails, so access is good although it is only partially fenced currently. This property is listed for $250,000.

To get to this property from Del Rio, take Highway 277 N 27 miles out. Then Turn West on Miers Road and go approximately 12 miles. Cross the Devil’s River and continue for about 2 more miles and you will be at the ranch gate.

This nice sized ranch is 242 acres and located in the Carta Valley of Val Verde County. Land for sale in this area does not get any more beautiful! This trophy white-tailed deer ranch is located 3 miles southwest of Carta Valley with elevations of over 1,900 feet with spectacular valley views. This ranch features a modere-sized cabin with 2 energy-making solar panels and 2 carports, a 9×12 4 wheeler shed, and an 18×20 feet carport. The “homesite” also includes a 550 gallon tank and trailer. The seller also plans on leaving 3 deer blinds, a tree stand, 3 timed feeders, and a hog trap with small trailer.

The land cover on this ranch consist of heavy oak cover with grama, buffalo and bluestem grasses over three large creeks. The drain into the Kaufman Draw on the ranch and provide excellent habitat for populations of whitetail deer, axis, turkey, dove and quail. Several years of area wildlife management have resulted in improved whitetail deer.

This ranch is qualified as agricultural valuation under a wildlife exemption management plan that is on file with the Val Verde County Appraisal District. This convenient hideaway ranch is a rare find and looking for a good steward. $299,000.

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This 240 acre ranch is located 13 miles northeast of Rocksprings and 3 miles east of Highway 377 on CR 140 in Edwards County. This unique ranch has county road frontage along the north and east boundary. The topography is typical Edwards Plateau country with broad level areas, scenic low hills and wide valley terrain between hills. The land has a good cover of live oak trees, scattered cedar, agarita, persimmon, mountain laurel and other shrubs native to the area, and this make for great wildlife habitat. There is one water well equipped with submersible pump located near the headquarters.

There are numerous game trails covering the ranch. Blackbuck antelope, axis deer, fallow deer, wild hogs, whitetail and turkey are the prominent wildlife on the property. There are game feeders that provide feed year round for the game. The 240 acres is part of the original 5,000 acre Hal Bradford game ranch. Mr. Bradford fed his game year round long before wildlife feeding became popular. The ranch was one of the first ranches to be stocked with blackbuck antelope and other exotic game animals. The Roberts Ranch joins the original Bradford headquarters along the west boundary.

This land is being offered for sale at $1,895 per acre. Contact the agent for more info.

This end of the road hunting ranch lies in southwestern Edwards County, about 45 road miles southwest of Rocksprings, Texas. To reach this property, head out Highway 377 South of Rocksprings about 30 miles, then about 6 miles down Highway 2523, and finally about 7 miles down a well-maintained caliche road. This is the last ranch on the road with very large neighbors on the west and north boundaries. The only fenced boundary is a game-proof fence on the west side.

Well water (non-potable) is available for container fill-ups at a community well a short distance from the ranch. A small annual fee paid to the landowners’ association keeps the access road maintained. This Edwards County ranch has an excellent cover of native live oak, shin oak and cedar. This area is rated as good grass country, with an exceptional cover of curly mesquite, Texas Winter Grass and other native grasses.

Tree and brush density varies from more open along the high ridge lines with oak species predominating and very little cedar, to moderate and heavier cover with more cedar down in the draws. Topography on the land varies from rougher country down in the deeper draws to gently rolling country in other areas. There are several very high look-out points with spectacular views.

This area of Edwards County is well known for excellent hunting. The abundant whitetail deer, wild turkey, and wild boar are the prevalent species of game animals. During the 2006-07 hunting season, the game taken on this ranch included an 8 point whitetail, a feral hog and three Auodad sheep. Numerous other whitetail and axis have been spotted on the ranch. Priced at $1,400 per acre. Contact the listing agent for more information.

This land for sale in Edwards County, Texas, is a pristine property nestled among low rolling hills and wide canyons that are covered with high protein grasses and live oak trees. The ranch has a new game-proof fence on two sides, so it could be (economically) entirely enclosed or left low fenced on two sides. The property fronts Hight 377, so access is quick an easy. This property, called the Oak Hills Ranch, encompasses the northeast area of the Panther Canyon Ranch. The asking price per acre is currently $1,695.

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