Water: Fossil Ridge is highlighted by Hondo Creek, which has historically maintained consistent flow except during severe droughts. There are two water wells on the property, one near the house that was drilled in 1995 and is currently supplying water to the improvements and a water trough, and another near the creek that was drilled in 1953 that is not currently in use.

Vegetation and Terrain: The vegetation includes an abundant variety of native brush species and hardwood trees including pecans, post oaks, live oaks, elms, hackberries, and cedar. The diverse terrain ranges from lush pecan bottoms near the creek, to motted oaks, and up to a substantial cedar and oak covered hilltop in the back of the property.

Wildlife: Fossil Ridge is home to a wide variety of wildlife native to the area including Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkeys, doves, coyotes, bobcats, feral hogs, foxes, and other varmints. Several free-range exotic species have also been seen on the property including a large herd of Axis and an occasional Aoudad sheep.

Minerals: Negotiable with no current production.

Taxes: See Broker for information.