Secluded Hill Country ranch located a few miles southeast of San Saba is roughly in the middle of a triangle formed between San Saba, Cherokee and Bend; a location that promises excellent hunting opportunities. The ranch is accessed by a well-maintained private lane about 1 mile east of Chappel Road (FM 1031). The tree cover is good: thick mots inter-spersed with grassy openings. Several varieties of oak trees-some big enough to support tree blinds-mesquite, juniper and other native trees and brush provide habitat, cover and suste-nance for deer, wild turkeys and a host of other birds and animals that thrive in Central Texas. This is also strong ranching country for goats, sheep and cattle. A dirt tank (pond) provides wildlife and livestock with a reliable water source. The boundary fences are excellent on 3 sides, serviceable on the 4th side. Miles of Texas can be seen from several different hilltops if you wanted a spectacular place to build a home. For the past several years the ranch has only been used for grazing cattle and by the owner to teach his young son the art of bow hunting. Any hunting blinds and feeders located on the property are included in sale. No improvements are located on this ranch. The property is located over the Hickory Sands Aquifer which means underground water should be plentiful and of good quality. Existing water wells in the area prove this to be true. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO BRING ELECTRIC SERVICE ONSITE AND DRILL A WATER WELL IS NEGOTIABLE. Observing the natural world, looking for caves in the limestone rock formations, and sharing evenings around an open fire are only a few activities with the potential to make memories to last a lifetime. Bring the family and see if this one will work for you.