While the ranch remains mainly unimproved, it includes several historical structures such as old barns and pens, as well as an established hunting camp on the southwestern part of the property. Just under fifteen miles of Rio Grande Electric Coop high-volume transmission lines run through the western portion, while just over a mile of Southwest Texas Electric Coop transmission line runs through the farthest east portion along Highway 277.

Water:

The ranch has necessary water resources provided through multiple water wells, storage reservoirs, and water troughs. Notable water features include Red Bluff Creek and Indian Creek, which contribute to the propertys rich ecosystem and provide essential resources to the native wildlife.

Land:

The ranch is characterized by a diverse terrain that includes multiple boxed canyons, rolling hills, high mesas, steep bluffs, and flat lands. This varied landscape enhances the propertys natural beauty. There are also numerous caves, presenting exciting exploration opportunities for new owners.

Wildlife:

Ideal habitat for the diverse wildlife on the ranch is made up of a scattered covering of Mountain Laurel, Cedar, Live Oak, Shin Oak, Sotol Cacti, and a variety of native grasses. The ranch supports a thriving population of native wildlife, benefiting from its diverse natural resources and habitat.

Remarks:

This expansive ranch combines natural beauty with historical significance, offering a unique project for those seeking a versatile property with rich ecological and cultural value.

Shown by appointment only with Texas Ranch Sales, LLC. Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Texas Ranch Sales, LLC.