Water: Along Sycamore Creek, which traverses the property for 3.6 miles, there are several spring-fed pools of free-flowing water; these pools run for several hundred yards before going back underground and are 3 feet deep in several areas. There are two water wells, one that serves the RV camp and the second well is located on the southern end.

Vegetation/Terrain: Vegetation and terrain are typical of the transition zone. Vegetation throughout the property is very diverse, ranging from an abundance of Mexican sycamores, towering Live Oaks, hackberries, and cedar elms along the creek to lush grasses and scattered Mesquite in the lower, soil rich valleys. Juniper, sumac, yucca, and various other native plants are found as the elevation increases. The valleys range anywhere from 1,200-1,300 feet ASL with the hilltops reaching just over 1,600 feet ASL in certain places.

Wildlife: The ranch has an abundance of free ranging wildlife offering both native and exotic hunting. Native wildlife includes Whitetail deer, turkey, javelina, hogs, dove and varmints. Free ranging exotics include Aoudad sheep, Sambar deer and Axis deer. The creek offers bass fishing at certain times. There have also been sightings of mountain lion on the ranch.

Taxes: $2,678.08. (2021) Wildlife Exemption.

Minerals: Negotiable. No production.