379 Acres in Asherton, TX - $1,350,000
379 Acres Moro Bend Ranch
379 Acres MORO BEND RANCH, Dimmit County
FM 190, Asherton, TX 78827
Moro Bend Ranch is a high-fenced, turnkey hunting ranch located in the golden triangle, only minutes from Asherton, TX. This ranch has great road frontage with ~4,000 on FM 1916, and an additional ~3,600 on FM 190. The property is traversed by Moro Creek, which provides great cover for wildlife, and will hold pockets of water in normal rain years. Typical South Texas brush throughout the property, along with three good ponds, and other areas that will temporarily hold water.
Improvements: This ranch has a nice, centrally located camp consisting of a covered 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom manufactured home with co-op water. Additional improvements include a great road system to get around the ranch, electric throughout, and one Carrizo water well that is centrally located, but currently not in use. Four deer blinds and four fee...
Improvements: This ranch has a nice, centrally located camp consisting of a covered 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom manufactured home with co-op water. Additional improvements include a great road system to get around the ranch, electric throughout, and one Carrizo water well that is centrally located, but currently not in use. Four deer blinds and four feeders will convey with sale.
Vegetation / Terrain: Moro Bend Ranch is a nice rolling property with good creek bottoms, and great South Texas brush. There is a combination of dense forage that provides great cover for wildlife along with areas that have been selectively cleared for easy hunting. Almost one mile of Moro Creek runs through the property. Brush consists mostly of mesquite, black brush, white brush, guayacan, granjeno, persimmon, guajillo, tasajillo, and prickly pear.
Wildlife: Moro Bend Ranch has a healthy Whitetail deer herd and has been lightly hunted the past two years. There is great dove hunting, as well as good quail, and hogs, javelina, and varmints also provide year-round hunting and entertainment!
Minerals: Surface estate to convey; current owner does not own minerals.
Taxes: Wildlife Exemption in place.
School District: Carrizo Springs ISD
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