This tract is located within the Historic Jackson Ranch located approximately 13 miles West of Lampasas, Texas on FM 580 and approximately 63 miles from the Austin, TX City Limits. The South Pasture Tract of the Jackson Ranch contains 875 acres, Sullivan Knob and Bull Knob high points, Bull Knob Tank, and areas with many large hardwoods. 142 acres of the No Man's Pasture fronting the Colorado River has been added to this pasture. A drainage area crosses the Southern portion to feed the Hughes Hollow Creek in the No Mans Pasture. Other parts open up to provide grassy grazing. Access easements are scheduled to serve each tract for power, and possibilities exist for property owners association control of roads, agricultural exemptions, and access to existing well water for grazing. This tract is accessed by dedicated easement over ranch roads from FM 580 West through the main Jackson Ranch. Fencing consists of new high fence on the North, 5 wire fence on the East and West, with cleared line on the South for new fence by buyer. Family Owned since 1938.

.35 mile of River Front

Electrical Power and Telephone easements from Headquarters and South

Adjacent Deep well with available piped water system to some parts

Wet Weather Creeks

Numerous Hill Top Views and grassy pastures

Abundance of Wildlife such as Whitetail Deer, Wild Turkey, Wild Hogs, Dove and Quail.

50% of mineral estate to be conveyed

Currently a Working Cattle Ranch and Taxed at Agriculture Valuation

Currently under lease for grazing and hunting