Seven Sisters Ranch
Prime South Texas brush features a diverse variety of guajillo, black brush, mesquite, cenizo, granjeno, and mountain laurel. Abundant wildlife include: whitetail deer, feral hogs, javelina, and varmints. Low fence and a pond create fairly ideal hunting conditions. This property is a blank canvas for creating your ideal hunting getaway!
Utility power is nearby on the west side and the property includes an east-to-west Kinder Morgan pipeline, a west-to-north energy transfer pipeline. Existing pipeline infrastructure is located on the property. Property is accessed via a deeded easement from County Road 405. There is a new meter loop near the water well.
Blinds and feeders are negotiable.
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From HWY 59, drive west on FM 2359 (also known as Seven Sisters HWY). Turn R, heading north, on County Road 405. Property entrance is less than a mile down on the east side of County Road 405.
