Description: The ranch is located in and area that is noted for excellent quail hunting with pastures and brush conducive to the sport. The Bordas Escarpment lays in the upper quadrant of the ranch which joins the red soils of the coastal region with the rolling terrain of the brush country. The elevations lend to the breath-taking views of the cascading topography below which stretches on as far as the eye can see. A beautiful partially high-fenced South Texas ranch covered in native brush, and grasses. The ranch is extremely diverse in its topography, soils and wildlife habitation. There are several wet-weather creeks and drainages that traverse the ranch.

Wildlife: A variety of native wildlife call this impressive ranch home. Whitetail deer have been managed under an MLD Level III permit for a number of years producing an increasingly better trophy whitetail herd. The terrain provides for excellent dove and quail hunting.

Water: The ranch has twenty-one ponds averaging in size from acre to 2 acres, two wet-weather creeks, the Albercas Creek and Chargos Creek. There are 4 water wells supplying water to the ranch and dwellings.

800 60 GPM electric well

480 20 GPM electric well

480 5 GPM electric well

2 GPM windmill well

4500 gallon water storage tank

Improvements: The ranch boasts a nice stucco Spanish style hunting lodge situated on a high elevation overlooking the South Texas terrain sprawling below and for miles around. The lodge faces an immaculately maintained front yard surrounded by the vast country side below. There are two very comfortable patio areas, one on the upper floor of the lodge overlooking the yard and the other located out of the living-room/dining-room also overlooking the yard, fire pit and areas of relaxation surrounded by the awesome South Texas sanctuary. The lodge is two-story and has 11 adjoining private suites, accessing the main portion of the lodge via a long covered walk-way. The lodge is equipped with telephone, internet, dish satellite and all rooms are decorated to reflect the Spanish and Southwestern heritage of the region. There are 1000 gallon gas and diesel tanks and three steel storage containers.

Soils: A wide range of soils are found on the ranch.

Brundage Fine Sandy Loam

Copita Fine Sandy Loam

Hebbronville Loamy Fine Sand

Maverick-Caterina Complex

Zapata-Outcrop Complex

Minerals: No minerals are available.

Remarks: Items that convey with sale of ranch.

All lodge furnishings

2 trucks