The Morgan Ranch is situated along the southern edge of the Edwards Plateau. The land has rugged hills, deep draws, and limestone outcroppings. The rugged beauty of this ranch makes it seem much larger than its 1,239 acres. Interior ranch roads make the ranch accessible for hunting and hiking.
The ranchs typical Texas Hill Country rolling hills are scattered with whitebrush and other high protein vegetation typical of South Texas. Live oak, shin oak, mountain laurel, persimmon, some cedar and native grasses dot the countryside as well. Elevations vary from 1,836 feet to 2,375 feet.
There is an abundance of white-tailed deer and turkey. Small varmints include raccoon, fox, and ring-tail cats. There has not been any commercial hunting on the ranch for the past three years.
Low net wire fence encloses three sides of property. A new game fence has been constructed along the highway.
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With a neat hill-top residence, barn, cabin and two water wells, this place is ready to move in to and start hunting. The large metal barn has a small apartment built inside and has plenty of storage space for equipment.
A small percentage of the minerals are available, subject to negotiation.
Taxes have been approximately $1.25 per acre under agricultural use exemption
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Located in the unique transition zone between the Texas Hill Country and South Texas. The ranch is located approximately 19 miles southwest of Rocksprings, with highway frontage on FM 674. The east boundary of the ranch fronts FM 674 for approximately 14,000 ft.
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