The Starr County Ranch is a high fenced hunting ranch with pristine virgin native brush and end of the road privacy as it is located at the end of a county road in Eastern Starr County not far from the Hidalgo county line. This gorgeous ranch has a rolling terrain and theres plenty of water, with two strong water wells with 5 & 3 horsepower submersible pumps and a 2 water line from one end of the ranch to the other. 6 concrete water troughs and 3 ponds. The property also has a well managed whitetail deer herd that is the result of 8 years of DMP released deer. Theres also great quail, turkey and great dove hunting.The ranch is located a short distance from the McAllen/ Edinburg area and is bordered on one side by thousands of acres of farm land. Get the ultimate in wing shooting and trophy Whitetails with strong soils that grow phenomenal diverse brush and grass.

Habitat: The ranch has a wide range of plant life, being highlighted by different soils and vegetation such as granjeno, kidney wood, guayacan, guajillo and many other great browse species. There are some lower areas with big bull mesquites and huisaches perfect for more stock tanks with as big of native brush as we have seen. This property has all weather Caliche roads and electricity on two sides allowing you to pick your own home site. Not to mention easy all weather road access.

Wildlife & Hunting: As stated earlier, the ranch has been groomed to benefit all of the wildlife. The bird hunting is incredible and there is a couple open areas to enjoy the dove hunts and thick native brush in different areas to promote growing huge deer. The Rio Grande turkey are everywhere on the ranch and it has your typical number of wild hogs.

Water and Electricity: This ranch is very well watered with one electric water well and long stretches of 2 water lines that fill water troughs and ponds. Theres electricity along the entire south side of the property and three all weather Caliche roads on the Property.

Minerals: None.