This 397 acre ranch is located 13 miles west of Barksdale, Texas, in Edwards County. This ranch is only minutes from town by county road that travels through scenic large ranches crossed by crystal clear creeks. This excellent wildlife haven is heavily wooded, consisting of rolling oak hill country with elevations of 2,200 feet! This Edwards County ranch also has wet-weather creeks and is smack-dab in the middle of an area of very large ranches.

This property is part of Silver Horn Ranches, which are under wildlife management with a professional wildlife biologist available to advise owners. Water for wildlife will be piped to all ranches from shared wells. Electricity is supplied by Pedernales Electric Co-op. This ranch has great wildlife habitat that is dominated by rolling oak and pinon pine forests and is home to axis, white-tailed deer, elk, turkey, dove, quail and even mountain lion. This property provides great deer hunting and is listed at $549,950. Contact the listing agent for much more information on this Edward County ranch.

This Menard County ranch is 85 acres in size and consist of a beautiful recreational property with lots of hunting potential. This property is a turn key ranch that is completely fenced with a great water well (drinking water), cabin and electricity. The ranch comes with two deer feeders and hunting blinds that are new and in great condition. The owner has also piped water from the well to the brush and added a supplemental water trough for native game species, which is one of the practices that can help you obtain a wildlife exemption.

This ranch offers great views and end-of-the-road privacy. This amazing piece of real estate is a must see for the avid deer hunter wanting to own his own place in country. To visit the property, head west from Junction on I-10, then northwest on 1674 toward Ft. McKavett. When you are just into Menard County, look on the right on Morales Lane. Go about 1 mile to private entrance, then 4 miles to the end of the road. The Mendard County ranch is priced at $195,500. Contact the listing real estate agent for more information.

This is 218 great acres of Comal County real estate with the Canyon Lake acreage and view you have always wanted! In fact, this Comal property has several hilltops on this one tract giving it several great lookouts over scenic Canyon Lake. This ranch property has a location that has already been cleared a homesite, as well as a 40 foot wide ranch road right of way from the entrance of the property. The ranch is covered in live oak and Texas (Spanish) oak and is more beautiful than I can describe here. Enjoy living in the Hill Country while being on ly 5 minutes from the best public boat ramp on Canyon Lake. This property has an ag exemption in place and could be converted to a wildlife exemption, if desired. Priced at $1,722,000. Contact the listing agent at 210-410-0506.

This Comal property is located at the back of the Cross Canyon Ranch gated-acreage community.To access this Comal County real estate, take US Hwy 281 North over the Guadalupe River and through Spring Branch. Then, turn right on FM 306 and head east. Go approximately 4 miles, then turn left on Mystic Canyon into Mystic Shores. This road will dead end into Rosinweed Drive. Take a right, then take your first left on Senna Lane. Senna Lane dead ends into the Cross Canyon Ranch front gate. Property is located behind Cross Canyon Ranch.

This Coleman County ranch really is the only one of its kind. This property is 338 acres of absolute hunters heaven that is just chocked full of natural habitat. A tour of this fine piece of real estate tells the story of the wildlife habitat this ranch has to offer. White-tailed deer, feral hogs, wild turkey, and dove make this a solid Coleman County hunting property!

There are several tanks on this 338 acre ranch with good cover consisting of oaks, mesquite, and abundant native grasses. This property also boast a small remote hunters cabin, county water supply, and electricity! This real estate is priced at $2,150 an acre and you can find out more about this or other Coleman County real estate by contacting the listing agent.

This Lampasas County ranch has the views! Mature hardwoods cover this scenic parcel of real estate and you will certainly enjoy this 666 acres of Hill Country habitat. The gentle rolling landscape with sublime distant views and seasonal creeks all come together to create one of the most scenice ranch properties in Lampasas County. This ranch offers great homesites in addition to wet weather creeks, a tank, deep draws and lush fields for cattle to graze.

This ranch has good tree and brush cover that provides great habitat for an abundance of wildlife, and that makes for great hunting! This ranch is listed at $1,265,000 and you can find out more information about this property or additional Lampasas County real estate by contacting the agent.

This 650 acre Blanco County ranch has amazing Hill Country views and offers tremendous space conveniently located within a 45 minute commute to downtown Austin. This ranch property is only 15 minutes from Horseshoe Bay and is covered with live oak trees and an abundance of native wildlife. And unlike many ranches found in Blanco County, this property has been completely cleared of cedar!

The ranch features a 5 bedroom, 5.5 bath custom home with outdoor kitchen and heated pool, perfect for entertaining guest! In addition, the ranch has solar power with electric backup so that this place can be self sufficient. Contact the real estate agent for more information on this Blanco County property.

This 530 acre ranch is located south of Coleman, near Goldbusk, in Coleman County. This is a very scenic and rolling Texas ranch that has great hunting opportunities for white-tailed deer as well as feral hogs and upland game birds. Water on this Coleman County property is supplied by 3 tanks, rural water, and Panther Creek too, which runs through the property! This is excellent live oak country and has lots of mesquites and elms for cover. This ranch is fenced and cross-fenced and ready for livestock.

This property is offered at $1,550 per acre, but make sure you contact the real estate agent if you need additional information.

This 3,800+ acre ranch is typical of southern Edwards County and has with flats of grass, big valleys and low rolling hills covered with oak trees and limestone outcroppings. Improved roads and good pasture roads allow convenient 2-wheel drive access to all areas of the ranch. This ranch may be sold as a whole or divided into 9 separate ranches ranging in size from 2225 acres to 775 acres. This great parcel of Edwards County real estate is centrally located just 2½ hours northwest of San Antonio and only 65 miles west of Kerrville. The property lies along the southern edge of the Edwards Plateau and Texas Hill Country.

The land is covered with live oak, walnut, and mesquite trees. Browse plants include Texas persimmon, shin oak, agarita, and mountain laurel, an excellent white-tailed deer food. Cedar has been well controlled throughout the ranch. The property is considered strong grass country with a wide variety of native and improved grasses. Several areas are suitable for grain fields and whitetail food plots. These Edward County ranches are priced from $1,300 to $1,700 per acre and you can contact the real estate agent for more information.