extensive habitat restoration, deferred grazing, a feeding program, and herd culling has

produced one of the finest deer populations in the region. The ranch is within an existing high fence and fronts along a private easement road which is outside the high fence area providing several access points to the ranch and the river. There is a good road system within the property and an excellent road along the fully accessible river frontage.

Fishing is second to none on the Devils River in Texas. The gin-clear, blue-green waters

are home to the best fly fishing in the state. Small mouth bass, black bass, and catfish fishing are excellent. The proximity to Lake Amistad also adds an additional fishing amenity.

The Devil's Bluff Ranch is also an incredible place to watch and photograph the great outdoors and its wildlife features such as the monarch butterfly migration, fox, ringtail cat, Rio Grande beaver, osprey,

as well as incredible diverse native fishery with its clear waters. The Ranch has over 2,801 feet of frontage on the east bank of the Devils River with many access points for fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and tubing. The Devil's River with its limestone bottom and spring fed waters is the cleanest river in the state and is the standard used by the TCEQ for river quality. The groundwater is relatively shallow and the ranch has 15 different wells scattered throughout the property.