General: This area is famous for excellent quail hunting and trophy native whitetail. The surrounding ranches are large and most have been owned by the same families for many years. The Jacalon is most unique in that a portion of the Bordas Escarpment runs through the upper part of the ranch bringing together the red sandy country and motte savannas of the coastal plains with the flat to rolling hills of the lower brush country. The edges of the escarpment provide stunning views and outlook points, it is also a very beautiful site when in the lower pastures looking back east to the escarpment. The ranch really provides several very distinct habitats, with red sand country, the hills, and the flat terrain typical of lower South Texas.

Improvements: Nice lodge comprised of eleven suites adjoining a 2 story main lodge building, all situated on a scenic overlook about one mile into the property off paved FM 649. Native landscaping in front of the lodge compliments the fire pit and outdoor seating area. Phone, high speed Internet, dish satellite and some 8,000 gallons of added rainwater collection for landscape and general outdoor use. The lodge and suites are turn-key with Mexican and southwestern furniture and dcor. The ranch has 1000 gallon diesel and gasoline tanks along with three steel container units.

Water: One windmill located in the very front at approximately 200 feet and two 1 year old wells set about 400 feet with 4500 gallon storage . They have been estimated to flow at 10-15 gallons each with excellent drinking quality water. Deeper well in the ranch at approximately 700 feet is good for wildlife, stock and filling tanks. There are some 20+ surface lakes on the ranch. In addition, several creeks and drainages traverse the ranch.

Vegetation: This ranch has just about every variety of browse and forbes that serious ranch buyers look for. The soils include Brundage Fine Sandy Loam, Copita Fine Sandy Loam, Hebbronville Loamy Fine Sand, Maverick-Catarina Complex, Zapata- Outcrop Complex, Gently Undulating. Very seldom does one ranch have this much diverse habitat, topography and soil types.

Wildlife: Trophy deer herd managed under MLD Level III permit, 2009-2010 will be the fourth season of extremely limited hunting pressure. Excellent dove and quail hunting populations. Some of the 20 lakes are stocked and they attract lots of waterfowl in the winter.