This 297 acres property is located 17 Miles Southwest of Mason, Texas, in Menard County. The ranch has an easy-access deeded easement that leads to this pretty rolling post oak/blackjack oak timbered ranch. The land has an older 3/2 older frame home and lumber barn. The ranch has about 46 acres in coastal bermuda and one 23 acre small grain field. This place has a good water well, concrete storage reservoir, and concrete water troughs. This area provides excellent deer and turkey hunting. Check this one out at $2990/acre and contact the real estate agent for more info!

This 289 acre ranch is situated between Mason and Fredericksburg and is located in beautiful Mason County. The property is only 21 miles north of Fredericksburg with Highway 87 frontage and easy access. The cover consists of mostly dense tree-covered hills with views of an area landmark, House Mountain. The property has one windmill, a seasonal pond, a hunter’s shack, and rock ledges along a drainage area. This place has superb wildlife habitat. This ranch is not a resale and it has been in the same family for many years. Don’t wait long because it is not too often that property is available in this area. The asking price is $3,995/acre and contact the agent for more details.

A total of 200 acres of Hill Country land is for sale in Southwest Mason County. The property is located off RR 1871 less than one mile on Tres Chivos Viejos Road. This great piece of real estate has classic Hill Country views of Llano River basin and there is good variance in topography with mostly live oak, cedar, and mesquite timber. The soils are shallow limestone soils and provide a diversity of forbs for wildlife, especially white-tailed der. The property will be completely fenced, has equipped water well, and electricity in place. A 29 foot travel trailer, storage container, deer feeders, and blinds go with the sale. This Mason ranch has exceptional wildlife habitat for deer, turkey, and hogs. Ag exemption in place and priced at $3,450/acre. Contact the agent for this ranch.

This Hill Country ranch is located Northeast of Brady, South of Brownwood, and Northwest of Richland Springs on FM 765 and County Road 266. Habitat consists of rolling Hill Country with approximately 72 acres in improved pasture. The balance of the ranch is good timber cover consisting of pecans, elm, post oak and mesquite trees. The property is completely fenced and cross-fenced, has one water well, three ponds, and 40×60 foot equipment building. A Richland Springs water meter is available. Low ag taxes and good deer hunting in this part of San Saba. The price is $2,950/acre so contact the agent for details.

This 521-acre Bandera County gem of a ranch is ready for hunting! This recreational hunting ranch offers a variety of post oak country, views big deep canyons and draws, great road system, a three-bedroom, two-bath home, caretaker’s house, equipment barn, well, electricity, five executive deer blinds and feeders, piped water, paved access and all of it ready to go and priced to sell fast. In addition, this Bandera County property has free-roaming exotics and great deer hunting. This ranch is a rare find and great deal, so contact the agent and get more information about this wonderful piece of Hill Country real estate now!

This 1,650 acre piece of Kinney County ranch real estate is situated in one of one of the most desirable counties for recreation and hunting in Texas. The property is located just 45 minutes northwest of Uvalde and is a comfortable drive from San Antonio. This ranch is partially high-fenced and is located in the upper south Texas ecological area in the transition zone below the Edwards Plateau with a gently rolling to undulating terrain with spectacular views throughout the ranch. The entire ranch is covered with native south Texas brush including mesquite, granjeno, blackbrush, guajillo, cenizo, and acacia. There are also numerous live oak mottes scattered throughout the ranch. There has been limited brush control professionally conducted at various locations on the ranch.

Native wildlife populations found on the Kinney County ranch property include white-tailed deer, turkey, dove and quail. A wildlife management program is in place under the guidance of Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. This ranch is well watered with 2 solar powered water wells, 3 tanks, 2 seasonal springs, and 4 small water holding areas in the drainages. There is completely renovated and remodeled 2 BR/2Bath ranch house, a beautifully landscaped swimming pool, equipment barn, livestock pens with 2 covered barns, as well as 2 caliche materials pits located on the ranch. There is an excellent road system throughout ands ome minerals available, so contact the land agent now to get much more information.