Improvements here include a beautifully appointed plus-or-minus 3,400 square foot main home consisting of three bedrooms, three baths, and a huge open living space. This home is surrounded by green fields with views across the plains toward the hills and features plenty of outdoor living space to enjoy the natural environment.

The main lodge offers recreation and relaxation space centered around a rock fireplace. This barndominium-style building also includes three bedrooms and a large kitchen, and a shop area shares the same roof.

More entertainment space is housed in the pavilion, which boasts a sports bar and dining or entertaining space in a large open floorplan. The pavilion also includes a large commercial kitchen for preparing meals for bigger groups.

Within this same compound, two cozy hunters cabins provide even more space to house guests. The outdoor living spaces in this area are numerous and include a huge liars pit and a fenced off patio offering up multiple locations for groups to gather and socialize after dinner.

Other improvements include yet another guest house and a newly constructed three-bedroom home just off the beaten path near the headquarters.

A deer breeding facility with AI, lab, and squeeze chute stands next to the set of deer pens. With several breeder bucks and does, all of which are DNA-certified and TC1-qualified, the deer management operation is in full swing. In addition to whitetail deer, other wildlife is abundant, including scimitar-horned oryx, axis deer, fallow, Dahl sheep, black Hawaiin sheep, four-horn sheep, and many more exotic species. And for even more recreational opportunities, the San Angelo Claybird Association adjoins the ranch, providing sporting opportunities on the 200-acre facility.

Five ponds and numerous water storage tanks supply drinking water to the wildlife. Four water wells service all of the improvements and the wildlife watering. Approximately 120 acres of the ranch is cultivated farmland.

And fourteen acres of Middle Concho River frontage on the northern section of the property is a mixture of pasture and riparian waterway. The Middle Concho feeds into Twin Buttes Reservoir downstream, then combines with the other branches in San Angelo to form the historic Concho River.