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Property Description: Ideally located just one mile from the intersection of Highway 181 and Highway 59, this well-positioned South Texas property offers an exceptional combination of location, usability, and long-term potential. The ranch features an attractive mix of open pastureland, scattered native oaks, and dense South Texas brush country, creating an ideal setting for both cattle operations and recreational use. The property is ready to put to work from day one, offering excellent potential as a cattle, recreational, or hunting ranch. With more than 2,000 feet of frontage along Old Houston Highway and an additional approximately 1,250 feet along County Road 405, the property provides outstanding access and significant long-term development potential. Electricity is available throughout the property and extends to an existing homestead site. An existing water well provides an additional valuable resource and enhances the property's immediate usability. Whether you're looking for a South Texas ranch for cattle and recreation, a family estate, or a property with future development potential, this tract offers a rare combination of location, accessibility, natural character, and versatility. Don't miss this opportunity to acquire a well-located South Texas property with immediate utility and significant long-term potential. Location: Located on Old Houston Hwy one mile East of Hwy 181 Minerals: Surface Estate Only Taxes: Ag Exempt

This 338± acre San Diego Senderos Ranch, located between Freer and San Diego, is raw South Texas hunting land covered in excellent native deer brush. The property offers strong whitetail habitat and is surrounded by large neighboring ranches, helping support wildlife movement and long-term deer management. With electricity, a water well, perimeter fencing, and a campsite with covered parking and storage already in place, this is a great opportunity for a deer hunter looking to develop and manage their own South Texas hunting ranch. Habitat: The property is covered in thick native South Texas brush that provides excellent browse for whitetail deer. This area is well known for its strong whitetail population and provides the food and cover needed to attract and hold deer throughout the year. Wildlife: The ranch offers excellent habitat for native South Texas wildlife, including whitetail deer, wild hogs, turkey, dove, quail, and various varmints. Improvements: The property is primarily native hunting land with electricity already in place. A campsite includes covered parking and storage, and the ranch is perimeter fenced, providing a solid foundation for additional hunting or recreational improvements. Water: A water well is located on the property and can provide water for wildlife, livestock, and future ranch improvements. Minerals: Surface sale only. Location: The ranch is located approximately 8 miles west of San Diego, just off Highway 44. It is +/- miles East of Freer, 125 +/- mi south of San Antonio, 205 +/-mi S of Austin, and 255 miles from Houston. Access is provided by a deeded easement that runs to the property and continues along its boundary.

Description: Located just west of Karnes City in the heart of South Texas, Walleck Ranch encompasses 120 acres, offering a blend of rural charm, wide-open spaces, and the timeless appeal of ranch living. Whether envisioned as a working cattle ranch, a private hunting retreat, or a place to build a family legacy, Walleck Ranch offers the space and opportunity to make that vision a reality. Its convenient location near Karnes City provides access to nearby amenities while maintaining the privacy and freedom of the Texas countryside. Improvements: Walleck Ranch is high fenced on three sides. The Northern boundary is currently low fenced but is a part of a larger completely high fenced property. There is an older hunting camp on the property. Vegetation/Terrain: Walleck Ranch has gently rolling to relatively level landscape typical of the area west of Karnes City, creating a blend of usable open ground and wooded cover. The combination of cleared pasture and native South Texas vegetation offers a balance of productivity, recreational potential, and natural beauty, making Walleck Ranch well suited for livestock operations, wildlife habitat, and a variety of uses. Wildlife: Wildlife on this ranch is plentiful and includes typical native wildlife such as Whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, dove, and varmints, as well as exotic species such as Axis & Fallow deer. Water: The hunting camp has city water from El Oso WSC. There is also a windmill well on the property that is not currently operational, and an earthen tank on the Southeast corner of the property that is currently dry Taxes: Wildlife Exemption Location: Lying on CR 189 west of Karnes City, this ranch provides easy access with the amenities of town just a short drive away. This ranch is 8.7± miles from Karnes City, 11± miles from Kenedy, 62± miles from San Antonio, 98± miles from Corpus Christi and 198± miles from Houston.

Description: Discover the possibilities with San Christoval, a 65-acre ranch located southwest of Karnes City. Featuring paved County Road 169 frontage on two sides, this property offers excellent accessibility, multiple entry points, and flexibility for a variety of uses. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway, a recreational retreat, a future homesite, or land for livestock and agricultural operations, this ranch offers a great opportunity to own a sizable tract of South Texas land in a desirable rural setting. With its convenient road access and open potential, this property is ready for you to make it your own. Improvements: San Christoval Creek Ranch is mostly raw land and ready to be improved to your liking, but has a dirt floor metal barn offering covered storage. There is also a set of older cattle pens on the property. The ranch is completely fenced with low perimeter fencing. Vegetation/Terrain: This ranch is mostly cleared for pastureland, with larger mesquite and oak trees lying along San Christoval Creek. The open landscape and the overall flatter terrain offer the chance to improve the property to your liking. Wildlife: Wildlife on this ranch is plentiful and includes typical native wildlife such as Whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, dove, and varmints. The creek on the ranch and the brush along it offers great cover and browse for wildlife. Water: San Christoval Creek is a wet weather creek that runs through the middle of the property. Along the creek lies a pond that measures around ½ an acre when full, helping offer water to wildlife or livestock. El Oso WSC also has a water that runs along CR 169. Taxes: Wildlife Exemption Location: Lying on CR 169 West of Karnes City, this ranch provides easy access with the amenities of town just a short drive away. This ranch is 9.5± miles from Kenedy, 12± miles from Karnes City, 65± miles from San Antonio, 95± miles from Corpus Christi, and 196± miles from Houston.

Description: Hidden Acres Ranch is conveniently located just off Highway 37 near Campbellton, offering excellent access while still providing the seclusion and raw South Texas feel that make the area so desirable. The ranch presents a blank canvas ready for a new owner to shape into their ideal hunting, recreational, or weekend getaway property. With its convenient location, native South Texas landscape, and versatility, Hidden Acres offers an excellent opportunity to create a private retreat or productive recreational ranch in a highly sought-after area. Improvements: Improvements on Hidden Acres Ranch are modest, leaving a blank canvas for a future owner to further develop to their liking. Existing improvements include a nice three-sided storage barn that provides ample room for storing equipment, tools, blinds, and feeders. Several hunting setups are already in place throughout the ranch, allowing the property to be immediately enjoyed for recreational and hunting use. Water: Hidden Acres offers both surface and utility water features that enhance the property’s recreational appeal and future usability. A nice pond located on the ranch provides water for wildlife and adds to the overall character of the property. In addition, city water is available along County Road 416, offering convenient access for future improvements or homesite development. Vegetation and Terrain: The terrain on Hidden Acres Ranch is gently rolling with native South Texas vegetation typical for the area, providing an excellent blend of cover and usability. Vegetation includes large mesquites, guajillo, persimmon, prickly pear, blackbrush, and other native browse that provide excellent habitat for wildlife and contribute to the true South Texas character of the ranch. Good drainage runs throughout portions of the property, adding character to the landscape while also offering strong potential for future pond or surface water development. The combination of rolling topography, native brush, and open areas creates an ideal setting for wildlife habitat, recreation, and future ranch improvements. Wildlife: Hidden Acres supports a healthy population of native South Texas wildlife, including whitetail deer, quail, feral hogs, and javelina. The ranch also attracts a variety of migratory birds, including mourning doves and seasonal waterfowl around the pond. Dense native brush, quality browse, and available water sources combine to create excellent habitat for both resident game and migratory species, making the property well suited for hunting and recreation. Location: The property is located on County Road 416 approximately 6 miles NE of Campbellton, 23± miles SW of Pleasanton, 58± miles SE of San Antonio, 96± miles NW of Corpus Christi, 132± miles SW of Austin and 218± miles SW of Houston. Minerals: See broker for details

Description: Santa Clara Ranch, comprising approximately 1,235 acres in Atascosa county, is a premier recreational property featuring gently rolling terrain, scattered mature oaks, three large lakes, and numerous smaller ponds. The ranch consists primarily of native South Texas brush, complemented by coastal Bermuda fields, food plots, and open pasture that have remained free of livestock grazing for nearly 30 years, creating exceptional wildlife habitat. The property offers outstanding fishing for largemouth bass, catfish, and perch, along with quality hunting for native whitetail deer, quail, dove, and feral hogs. The lakes attract an abundance of migratory waterfowl and shorebirds, while the brush provides habitat for a diverse population of native birds, making the ranch an exceptional destination for outdoor recreation and wildlife enthusiasts. Improvements: The improvements are well-suited to the ranch's recreational and operational use. The main residence is a three-bedroom, three-bath home that incorporates an original structure dating back to the 1880s, with two additional bedrooms and two bathrooms added over time to create a comfortable blend of historic character and modern functionality. Situated overlooking one of the ranch's lakes, the home enjoys scenic water views and an easily accessible fishing pier. A nearby barn provides ample storage for ranch equipment while also featuring functional living and sleeping quarters. Across from the barn is a refurbished historic shack, also dating back to the 1880s, that offers additional accommodations for family or guests. The ranch is high fenced, enhancing wildlife management and the property's overall recreational appeal. The ranch has miles of grated, gravel roads for easy access throughout Water: Water is one of Santa Clara Ranch's defining features, with three large lakes, numerous smaller ponds, and dependable groundwater resources. The property includes a high-capacity water well converted from a former oil well, providing a reliable source of water, as well as a smaller domestic well that produces brackish water for ranching operations. The extensive surface water provides excellent fishing for largemouth bass, catfish, and perch while also supporting abundant wildlife. The lakes regularly attract migratory waterfowl and shorebirds, including ducks, pelicans, herons, storks, and many other species, further enhancing the ranch's recreational appeal and wildlife diversity. Vegetation and Terrain: Santa Clara Ranch features gently rolling topography with scattered mature live oaks that provide both character and shade across the landscape. The ranch includes a mix of established coastal Bermuda fields, pasture food plots, and open fields, while the majority of the property is comprised of native South Texas brush. This diverse blend of open ground and dense brush creates excellent wildlife habitat and provides ideal cover, forage, and travel corridors for native game and other wildlife species. Wildlife: Santa Clara Ranch supports an abundant population of native South Texas wildlife typical of Atascosa County, including whitetail deer, javelina, feral hogs, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, and a variety of native predators. The ranch's extensive brush habitat, combined with its exceptional surface water resources, provides ideal conditions for both resident and migratory species. During the winter months, the property's lakes attract impressive numbers ofmigratory waterfowl, making the ranch an outstanding destination for both hunting and wildlife observation. Location: The property is located on FM 791 8.5± miles Northeast of Campbellton, 13.2±miles Southwest of Falls City, 60± miles from San Antonio, 98± miles NW of Corpus Christi, 135± miles SW of Austin, 212± miles SW of Houston. Minerals: See broker for details Taxes: $ Note: Texas law requires all real estate licensees to give the following Information About Brokerage Services: trec.state.tx.us/

Description: Located in northwestern Goliad County, Cabeza Creek Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a versatile piece of raw South Texas land with endless potential. The property is a true blank canvas, allowing the future owner to develop and improve it to fit their vision, whether for hunting, recreation, or cattle operations. Gently rolling terrain combined with sandy soils provides excellent drainage and easy accessibility throughout the ranch. Scattered live oaks add character and natural beauty to the landscape, while the topography and drainage create strong potential for future surface water development. With its combination of usability, habitat, and location, Cabeza Creek Ranch is well suited for both weekend enjoyment and long-term investment. Improvements: The property is void of structural improvements, offering a clean slate for a new owner to develop as they see fit. Electricity is located a short distance from the ranch, providing convenient access for future improvements or infrastructure. The lack of existing structures allows for maximum flexibility, whether the property is intended for recreational use, a cattle operation, or a future homesite. Water: Cabeza Creek runs along the western boundary for approximately 3/4 of a mile, providing seasonal water, wildlife habitat, and added recreational appeal. The ranch also features several well-defined drainages throughout the property, creating excellent runoff and additional potential for future surface water improvements. An old windmill is located on the property, though it is currently non-functional. The surrounding area is known for good groundwater, further enhancing the long-term usability and development potential of the ranch. Vegetation and Terrain: The terrain at Cabeza Creek Ranch is gently rolling, featuring quality sandy loam soils that provide excellent drainage and usability throughout the property. Scattered live oaks offer attractive cover and character to the landscape, while native brush and woody browse typical of the area create ideal habitat for wildlife. Healthy native grasses further enhance the ranch’s grazing capability, making the property well suited for both cattle operations and recreational use. Wildlife: The ranch supports a healthy population of native South Texas wildlife, making it an excellent recreational and hunting property. Native whitetail deer, feral hogs, bobwhite quail, and a variety of migratory birds can all be found throughout the ranch. Predators and additional native species including bobcats, coyotes, and javelinas further highlight the diversity of wildlife the area is known for. The combination of native habitat, cover, and natural drainage creates an ideal environment for both wildlife and outdoor enjoyment. Location: The property is located approximately ½ miles from the intersection of Ed Pettus Lane and FM 884 less than 15 miles NW of Goliad, 12± miles SE of Runge, 20± miles SE of Kennedy, 40± miles W of Victoria, 80± miles SE of San Antonio, 85± miles NE of Corpus Christi and 155± miles SW of Houston Minerals: See broker for details Taxes: $

Description: San Andreas Creek Ranch is a premier South Texas ranch located just minutes south of Alice, Texas, offering an excellent combination of agricultural production, recreational opportunities, and long-term investment potential. Being in the same family for over 100 years, this ranch has been utilized as a cattle and recreational property and presents an exceptional opportunity for a new owner to make the property their own. Featuring convenient access, a desirable location, and a well-balanced combination of open grazing country and native South Texas brush, San Andreas Creek Ranch offers the versatility sought by both ranching and recreational buyers. With its established infrastructure, abundant wildlife, and strong agricultural attributes, the ranch is an excellent candidate for a long-term hold or a private South Texas getaway. Improvements: The ranch is improved with a combination of low and high-fenced perimeter fencing, interior cross-fencing, and a centrally located set of cattle pens. A water well provides water for ranch operations and is strategically positioned near the cattle-working facilities. Water The property features one water well located near the cattle pens, with water piped to multiple locations throughout the ranch. A pond is located on the southern portion of the property, providing additional water resources for wildlife and livestock. The ranch is located within Jim Wells County Fresh Water District No. 1. Vegetation & Terrain: San Andreas Creek Ranch offers a desirable mix of open pastureland and dense native South Texas brush with scattered oaks and hardwoods, providing excellent habitat for wildlife while supporting cattle grazing. The terrain is predominantly level, with good sandy soils and productive grazing areas. San Andreas Creek traverses the property, providing an attractive natural feature and seasonal wet-weather drainage. Wildlife & Recreation: Wildlife is abundant throughout the ranch, making it an excellent recreational property. The ranch supports strong populations of whitetail deer, quail, dove, hogs, and varmints, providing opportunities for hunting and other outdoor recreation. The combination of native brush, open grazing areas, water resources, and San Andreas Creek creates diverse and productive wildlife habitat. Minerals: Surface Estate Only. Taxes: Agricultural Exemption in place. School District: Ben Bolt Location: 8 miles south of Alice, TX, just past Ben Bolt. Turn west on CR 449; the property is .6 miles on the left.

Description: Los Encinos Ranch is located in Northeastern Karnes County, Texas, offering an excellent opportunity for a small hunting or recreational ranch. The property features gently rolling terrain with sandy soils, providing good drainage and ease of access throughout. Scattered post oak and live oak trees add character, shade, and valuable wildlife habitat, creating an attractive and functional landscape. The ranch’s size and layout make it well suited for hunting, weekend use, or long-term land investment, all within a desirable area of Karnes County. Improvements: The property is improved with a small but functional double-wide manufactured home, suitable for weekend use or as a hunting camp. Additional improvements include several outbuildings and storage barns that provide ample space for equipment and ranch supplies, along with working cattle pens. A fenced 50-acre trap is in place, offering flexibility for livestock management, wildlife control, or pasture rotation. Water: Water on the property is supplied by three stock tanks, one of which is known to hold water even during drought conditions, while the remaining two are rainfall dependent. City water services the manufactured home and improvements, providing a reliable domestic water source. The combination of surface water and city water enhances both livestock and wildlife use of the property. Vegetation and Terrain: The property features gently rolling terrain with sandy soils, providing good drainage and ease of travel throughout. A healthy mix of native grasses and brush supports both livestock and wildlife, while scattered hardwoods and mature post oak and live oak trees offer shade, cover, and aesthetic appeal. The 50-acre fenced pasture consists primarily of regrowth mesquite and woody browse, creating excellent habitat for game and browse-dependent wildlife species such as whitetail deer, feral hogs and javelinas. Wildlife: The ranch supports a diverse population of native South Texas wildlife, including whitetail deer, quail, and feral hogs, along with javelina. Migratory birds, such as mourning doves and various songbirds, are commonly observed, while the property’s stock tanks provide habitat for seasonal waterfowl. The combination of native brush, open pasture, and reliable water sources creates a well-balanced environment for both resident and migratory species. Minerals: See broker for details Taxes: Ag Exempt Location: The property is located on State Highway 80 with additional access on county road 227, less than 3 miles NE of Gillett, 7± miles SW of Nixon, 56± miles SE of San Antonio, 88± miles S of Austin and 180± miles SW of Houston,

Ranch Description: Grass Pond Colony Ranch is an exceptional 398± acre property that lies in Northwestern Wilson County between Floresville and La Vernia which offers a rare combination of natural beauty, history, water resources, and mature native vegetation. Located near the former site of Grass Pond Colony, the property carries a unique sense of place and local heritage. Large, mature oak trees are scattered throughout the ranch, creating a beautiful park-like setting and providing abundant shade. The property offers excellent potential for a working ranch, recreational retreat, family legacy property, or long-term investment. Water Summary: The ranch features a pond that provides a valuable water source for wildlife and livestock, and a scenic focal point for the property. Gum Branch is a wet weather creek that runs along a portion of the property. A Carrizo-Wilcox irrigation well further enhances the ranch's water resources and provides additional potential for agricultural, livestock, or land-management purposes as well as the ability to fill or maintain the water level on the pond. There is also another earthen tank on the ranch that is currently dry. Vegetation/Terrain: The property is characterized by large, mature oak trees throughout, giving the ranch tremendous character and natural appeal. The combination of wooded areas, open spaces, and native vegetation provides an attractive mix of habitat and usable acreage. The terrain offers a classic South Texas ranch setting with excellent opportunities for grazing, recreation, wildlife habitat, and enjoying the outdoors. Wildlife on the Property: The mature oak cover, pond, and native vegetation provide an excellent environment for native wildlife. The ranch offers potential habitat for whitetail deer, quail, turkey, dove, hogs, and other native Texas wildlife. Minerals: Negotiable Taxes: Ag Exempt. Location: Lying on CR 317 between Floresville and La Vernia, this ranch provides easy access with the amenities of town just a short drive away, and less than an hour from San Antonio. This ranch is 9± miles from La Vernia, 14± miles from Floresville, 30± miles from San Antonio, and 82± miles from Austin, 190± miles from Houston.

DESCRIPTION Located just 6.5 miles northeast of Pearsall and approximately one hour from San Antonio, this versatile 375-acre ranch offers an outstanding combination of productive grazing land, quality wildlife habitat, abundant water resources, and functional improvements. Tucked away at the end of a county road, the property provides exceptional privacy while remaining just minutes from Interstate 35 and the conveniences of Pearsall. Featuring an attractive blend of open pasture and native South Texas brush, the ranch is equally well suited for cattle production, recreation, hunting, or as a full-time country residence. IMPROVEMENTS The headquarters features a modest yet functional 1,720± sf brick home offering two bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms. Additional improvements include an older farmhouse with excellent guest or ranch hand potential, a large fully enclosed shop, a fully enclosed insulated metal barn, a traditional wooden barn, several equipment sheds, and a set of cattle pens. WATER Water is a significant asset of the property. The ranch has 2 wells: the main well is equipped with an electric pump and is 400FT deep and logged at approximately 100GPM which provides an abundant water supply for the headquarters and livestock operation, and the other well is a windmill that is currently not operational. There are 4 surface tanks which are strategically located throughout the ranch, offering dependable water sources for both livestock and wildlife year-round. VEGETATION & TERRAIN The ranch offers an excellent balance of open pasture and native brush, creating an ideal environment for both livestock and wildlife. The terrain is gently rolling with elevations ranging between 520-580 FASL. Unique for the area, there are several large Live Oaks along some of the seasonal creek drainages which traverse the ranch. There is a good road system in place including a nice all-weather entry road from the gate to the headquarters. WILDLIFE Native whitetail deer, quail, turkey, and other native South Texas wildlife. TAXES Agricultural Exemption MINERALS Negotiable, there is currently no production on the ranch. LOCATION The ranch is located approximately 6.5 miles northeast of Pearsall via County Road 2301 and approximately one hour south of San Antonio. End-of-road access provides outstanding privacy while maintaining excellent accessibility to Interstate 35 and the surrounding South Texas region.

Description: Post Oak Hill Ranch has been in the same family for decades and is ideally located between Austin, San Antonio and Houston right at the junction of Wilson, Gonzales and Guadalupe Counties. This property is a blank canvas with endless potential offering large Post Oaks throughout, rolling topography and plentiful wildlife. Access is by a county road that dead ends just past the property, providing convenience and privacy. Improvements: The property is void of structural improvements offering a blank slate for the new owner. Power is located close to the property line and there are several prime building sites with tree cover and great long distance views. Water: There are two ponds on the property and an old windmill that is not currently in working order. There are several creek drainages that traverse the ranch that could make great additional pond locations. The depth of the water wells in the area range from 100 to 500 feet yielding up to 100 GPM in some cases. Vegetation/Terrain: The sandy loam soil types are prime habitat for the large Post Oaks scattered throughout. Certain areas offer thick oak cover with other areas having more mesquite, as well as an occasional Live Oak and Hackberry tree. A good stand of native grasses are present and native brush species such as White Brush, Prickly Pear and Tasajillo can be found on the property, as well. The terrain is rolling with approximately 70± feet of elevation change and one distinct hill which offers beautiful, long distance views. Wildlife: The oak and mesquite cover provide an excellent environment for the plentiful wildlife located on this property. The main species you will find are Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, wild hogs, varmints and much more. Taxes: Ag exempt Location: There is 1,650 ft. of frontage on CR 121 and the property is located 11± miles N of Nixon, 20± miles NE of Stockdale, 22± miles S of Seguin, 60± miles E of San Antonio, 73± miles S of Austin and 168± miles W of Houston.

Description The Hacienda Hermosa Ranch is an exceptionally well-maintained luxury ranch located just 25 miles east of San Antonio in La Vernia, Texas. Combining outstanding improvements, abundant water, productive land, and recreational appeal, this turnkey property offers an ideal private estate, family retreat, or long-term investment with future development potential. Improvements At the heart of the ranch is a stunning custom-built main residence featuring 3 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. Designed for comfortable living and entertaining, the home includes an open-concept floor plan, custom bar, double-sided fireplace, spacious living and dining areas, and high-end finishes throughout. Outdoor amenities include a swimming pool and hot tub overlooking more than 18 acres of picturesque lakes. Two well-appointed guest homes provide accommodations for family and guests. Additional improvements include a third home near the entrance, barn apartment, large horse barn, pole barn, private boat dock, and lakeside gazebo, creating a true family compound ready to enjoy from day one. Water Water is one of the defining features of Hacienda Hermosa Ranch. The property boasts more than 18 acres of scenic lakes, complemented by five additional ponds ranging from approximately one-quarter acre to over one acre. The eastern boundary features nearly one mile of Cibolo Creek, providing wildlife habitat, scenic beauty, and recreational opportunities. The ranch has five operational water wells, including two high-capacity irrigation wells capable of supplementing the lakes and ponds during dry conditions. City water services the main residence and guest home near the entrance. Vegetation & Terrain The ranch offers an outstanding blend of productive agricultural land and quality wildlife habitat. The front portion features more than 100 acres of gently rolling coastal Bermuda pastures, ideal for livestock, hay, or equestrian use. The rear includes approximately 110 acres of fertile farmland suitable for continued agricultural production. Approximately 40 acres of mature hardwoods and native brush, including impressive stands of live oaks, provide excellent wildlife cover and scenic character throughout the ranch. Wildlife & Recreation Hacienda Hermosa Ranch provides outstanding year-round recreation. The lakes are well stocked with largemouth bass, catfish, perch, and a healthy forage base, offering excellent fishing. Native wildlife includes whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, quail, feral hogs, and other native species. From fishing and hunting to horseback riding, the ranch offers an exceptional outdoor lifestyle just minutes from San Antonio. Minerals: Owned minerals negotiable Taxes: Ag exempt; taxes ±$21,000 School District: La Vernia School District

Description: Buckhorn Creek Ranch is a conveniently located, high-fenced ranch located just northeast of Pearsall in the heart of South Texas. This ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a turnkey recreational and hunting property in one of the state’s most sought-after regions. With easy access off FM 2779 and just over an hour from San Antonio, this ranch is ideally positioned for weekend getaways, a private hunting retreat, or long-term investment. Improvements: This ranch offers a unique house constructed out of Connex containers that were converted into a 3 bedroom camp house with a well constructed deck. The house sits beneath a nice metal pole barn that helps protect it from the elements. Buckhorn Creek Ranch is completely high-fenced and a well maintained road system traverses through the property. 1 DMP pen is also located on the property. Water: Buckhorn Creek is a wet weather creek that holds water during wet times, as well as feeds into 2 ponds on the property. There are 2 shallow water wells on the property that help provide water to the house, one of the ponds, as well as multiple water troughs in place for the wildlife. Wildlife: This high-fenced ranch has the necessary animals to start your whitetail herd as there are currently 2 breeder bucks and a herd of does that are ready for you to grow and manage your herd as you see fit. Along with the whitetail, a herd of approximately 15 Oryx are also on property. This region of Texas is also well known for its excellent Dove hunting and the ranch’s surrounding farmland helps make this ranch a dove hunter’s paradise. Vegetation/Terrain: The ranch features gently rolling terrain with a diverse mix of native South Texas brush, mesquite, and open senderos—ideal for wildlife habitat and hunting. Strategic brush management and selective clearing provide a balance of cover and open areas, supporting a healthy ecosystem. Along the banks of Buckhorn Creek, there are several large oak trees that help add to the character of this ranch. Taxes: Wildlife Exempt Location: Buckhorn Creek Ranch is located off FM 2779, just northeast of Pearsall. 3± miles from Uvalde, 50± miles from San Antonio, 130± miles from Austin, 250± miles from Houston.

Description: Located in the famed Golden Triangle, Cascabel Ranch is an exceptionally well-improved, high-fenced property offering outstanding water, turnkey amenities, and excellent hunting. Under the same family’s ownership for more than 30 years, the ranch has been carefully maintained and thoughtfully managed with a focus on quality native whitetail hunting. The property also features two large lakes, creating excellent opportunities for bass fishing and adding to its appeal as a premier recreational retreat. With its impressive improvements, strong hunting tradition, and abundant water, Cascabel Ranch is a distinctive opportunity for those seeking a well-cared-for Texas ranch. Improvements: Cascabel Ranch features an impressive, custom designed compound with residential, recreational, and operational improvements. The property includes a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath main lodge, a separate master suite, a guest house, and a foreman’s house. Additional facilities include a cleaning shed, new walk-in cooler, equipment barns, storage sheds, feed silos, and more. The main lodge is designed for comfortable ranch living and entertaining, with vaulted ceilings in the living room, a spacious bar, a dedicated dining area, and a well-appointed kitchen. The separate master suite offers its own living room, a generously sized bedroom, a full bathroom, a half bath, and a large closet. Situated between the main lodge and master suite, the pool and patio create an inviting outdoor gathering area. The space features an air-conditioned outdoor bar and ample seating, plus a connected air-conditioned changing room with a full bath, making it ideal for relaxing or entertaining guests. The compound has an electrified high fence and is equipped with a backup generator, backup water wells, and newly installed RO system, providing added convenience and reliability. Water: Water is a standout feature of Cascabel Ranch. The property includes two lakes—approximately seven and three acres in size—both of which can be supplemented by water wells. Each lake is aerated to help maintain a healthy bass habitat. The ranch’s water infrastructure includes a new Carrizo water well, and 3 additional Queens City water wells. These wells are interconnected to support efficient water production across the property. In addition to the two lakes, the ranch has six ponds, which can also be supplemented through the ranch water system. Miles of buried water lines distribute water throughout the property. Vegetation / Terrain: The ranch showcases the distinctive character of South Texas, with native brush species that include mesquite, guajillo, guayacán, and a variety of nutritious native forbs. The landscape is marked by rolling red-sand hills and a pleasing mix of more open pasture and dense South Texas brush, creating both visual variety and diverse habitat. The ranch compound is framed by palm trees and mature, carefully maintained bull mesquite trees, giving the homesite a welcoming, well-kept setting. Together, the native vegetation, varied terrain, and thoughtfully landscaped compound capture the appeal of a classic South Texas ranch. Wildlife / Recreation: A true hunting and fishing paradise! Cascabel Ranch offers excellent hunting and fishing, with native whitetail deer, quail, dove, ducks, and other native South Texas wildlife. The ranch has produced several quality whitetail, including a buck scoring 219 inches and multiple others measuring over 200”. Its two well-managed lakes provide world class bass fishing, while ample water and native brush support abundant quail, ducks, and dove. Minerals: Surface Estate Only Taxes: Wildlife Exempt Taxes Location: Ranch is located 100 miles south of San Antonio, and 50 miles north of Laredo From Artesia Wells, head West on FM 133 approximately 4.5 miles, turn left on LCR Snowden Road and continue for 3 miles. Snowden Road dead ends into Cascabel Ranch

Ranch Description Nestled in the heart of South Central Texas, the 353.75± -acre Schroeder Ranch offers an exceptional opportunity to own a premier recreational, hunting, livestock, or investment property in desirable Gonzales County, just minutes from the historic community of Smiley. Conveniently located within easy reach of San Antonio, Austin, and the Texas Gulf Coast, this versatile ranch combines productive land, abundant wildlife, and the timeless beauty of the Texas countryside. Improvements on the Ranch The Schroeder Ranch is exceptionally well-equipped for both ranching operations and comfortable country living.The property includes a spacious 3,418-square-foot ranch home, as well as a manufactured home, offering ample room for family gatherings, entertaining guests, or serving as a full-time residence. The home provides a comfortable headquarters with expansive views of the surrounding ranchland and easy access to the property's operational improvements. Three barns that provide abundant storage for equipment, hay, feed, and ranch supplies. Well-designed cattle working pens are complemented by a hydraulic squeeze chute. Water Summary There are 2 water wells on the property, as well as county water through the Gonzales County Supply Corp. One water well is a windmill well, and one is an electric well that is 380 ft deep. Multiple drainages help feed 8 ponds scattered around the ranch, 6 of which are stocked with either Catfish or Bass. These ponds not only offer great fishing but also help add water for wildlife. Vegetation and Terrain Gently rolling topography provides excellent views across the property, with a blend of open native pasture, scattered mature oak and mesquite trees, and dense pockets of brush that create ideal habitat for wildlife. The ranch features a healthy mix of grasses and native vegetation, offering both agricultural and recreational appeal. Wildlife on the Property Wildlife in the area include Whitetail Deer, dove, turkey, hogs, and varmints, while the stock ponds are full of Catfish and Bass, offering both hunting and fishing opportunities on the ranch. Minerals Surface Sale Only Taxes Ag Exempt Location Directions This property lies 9± miles East of Smiley, TX on CR 210. This property is 9± miles from Smiley, 70± miles from San Antonio, 85± miles from Austin, 115± miles from Corpus Christi, and 160± miles from Houston.

Description : Positioned in the heart of Eastern Bexar County's rapidly growing corridor, this rare 87.69± acre offering presents a unique opportunity to secure substantial acreage with exceptional FM 1346 frontage and a very manageable carry cost with an agricultural tax exemption already in place. Located in St. Hedwig, the property features approximately 1,253 feet of frontage along FM 1346 and is currently utilized as productive grazing land. Its strategic location provides convenient access to Loop 1604, IH-10, and the expanding residential, commercial, and industrial developments that continue to shape San Antonio's east side. Whether you're seeking a long-term land investment, future homesite or development opportunity, or productive agricultural property, this tract offers a combination of location, accessibility, and potential that is becoming increasingly difficult to find in Bexar County. Improvements: The property contains electricity on site and an open air pole barn covering for hay or equipment. There is complete perimeter fencing and cross fencing into 5 pastures. Terrain: This versatile property features approximately 19± acres of open grazing land, while the remainder is adorned with scattered mature live oaks and mesquite, offering a beautiful blend of productive pasture, natural habitat, and long-term potential. Water: City water connection. There are two natural ponds to provide water for all wildlife needs. Location: 2.5± miles from Loop 1604 and offers convenient access to IH-1 and Randolph Air Force Base. The tract is approximately 15± miles from Schertz, 16± miles from Cibolo, 18± miles from Seguin, 20± miles from New Braunfels, and 22± miles from Downtown San Antonio. Minerals: Negotiable Taxes: ag exempt

Description: Yoakum Cattle Ranch is a great opportunity for over 200± acres of open grazing land that has been cleared of most brush leaving scattered mature oak trees and several deep ponds that hold water year-round. With some ponds being up to 25 feet deep, you will be sure to have plenty of water for all your livestock needs. Fully fenced and with no standing improvements, this is a blank canvas property ready for your touches. For modern conveniences this property is centrally located between Yoakum, Cuero, and Victoria. Improvements: This property is fully fenced around the perimeter with some interior cross-fencing. With just one set of cattle pens and electricity on-site, this is a truly blank canvas property with no restrictions. Terrain / Vegetation: The flat terrain is ideal for livestock grazing with rich soils and oaks trees. The land provides a naturally sediment-rich soil that can be used as a mixture for gravel roads and clay lining that holds water very well. Wildlife: This property will provide you with many animals common to south-eastern Texas such as whitetail deer, dove, wild pigs, ducks, and other various varmints. Water: Due to a sediment-rich soil, many tanks have been dug and hold water very well with some tanks up to 25 feet deep. The tanks have never gone dry and will hold water year-round even with long drought periods. Simply put, you will find plenty of natural water for your livestock needs. Taxes: Ag exemption Minerals: None Location: This property is located 10+ miles S of Yoakum, 16+ miles W of Cuero, 30+ miles N of Victoria, 110+ miles SE of San Antonio, 119+ miles N of Corpus Christi, and 133+ miles W of Houston.

Welcome to a sprawling 2515-acre raw land ranch, nestled in the captivating landscapes of South Texas. This expansive haven embodies the essence of untamed beauty and offers a blank canvas for your imagination to roam free. As you step onto the vast property, the sun-drenched prairies stretch out before you, their golden hues harmonizing with the azure skies above. Gentle breezes carry the scent of wildflowers, adding a touch of sweetness to the air, while the rhythmic chirping of native birds creates a soothing symphony in the background. The rugged terrain of the ranch, characterized by rolling hills, windmills, valleys, and draws, creates a stunning backdrop that evokes a sense of awe and wonder. Ancient cactus and mesquite trees stand tall and proud. As you traverse the property, you'll discover hidden gems at every turn. From open pastures, ideal for cattle grazing, dense pockets of mesquite and brush offering a sanctuary for wildlife, this raw land offers endless possibilities for outdoor enthusiasts, conservationists, and those seeking an authentic connection to nature. The ranch presents an opportunity to create your own vision and shape the land according to your desires. Whether you dream of building the ultimate private retreat that blends seamlessly with the natural surroundings, developing a working ranch with cattle or exotic game, or simply preserving the land as a pristine sanctuary, the options are as vast as the landscape itself. Nightfall brings a celestial display like no other, with the expansive southern sky revealing a tapestry of stars that seem within reach. Far away from the city lights, you'll find solace and a deep connection as you gaze into the vastness of the cosmos, finding inspiration and a sense of tranquility under the canopy of vividly clear stars. This South Texas raw land ranch is a testament to the unspoiled beauty of the region, beckoning those who yearn for a simpler, more authentic way of life. With its boundless acreage, diverse terrain, and raw potential, it is an invitation to embrace the wild, to write your own story, and to create a legacy that will endure for generations to come.

Ranch Description: The PQR Ranch is a beautiful working cattle and recreational hunting ranch located just 5 miles south of Luling, TX in the highly sought-after Gonzales County. Owned by the same family for 45 years, this 860-acre ranch includes breathtaking views of the property’s rolling landscapes, with a mixture of beautifully manicured clearings and large collections of oak trees. The property also has an abundance of water, with 8 different water tank locations. With a modest house perched on one of the highest points in the entire county, this is truly a special property. Improvements on the Ranch: There is a very serviceable 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home built by the current owners in 2015. It looks over the property’s largest pond and has a full kitchen, bar, and living room area. The property has a water well that services the house as well as a few of the tanks. There is also an old stone cabin on the property that could be redone as a guest house. The entire property is high-fenced, with low fence cross fencing throughout. There is electricity throughout the property, with ample locations for building further improvements. Water Summary: The property has a water well that services the headquarters as well as a few of the ponds on the property. With 8 total ponds, the other ponds on the property still hold water year-round, serving as a great source of sustenance for cattle and wildlife throughout the ranch. Vegetation and Terrain: The owner’s stewardship of the land is evident when you arrive at the PQR. With heavy tree clearing that has taken place over the last 45 years of their ownership, the property has the perfect mixture of clearing and oak trees. There is even a small section of Pine trees in the eastern section of the ranch, very irregular for this part of the state. Wildlife on the Property: The ranch is loaded with native wildlife, including but not limited to Whitetail deer, turkey, wild hogs, dove, quail, and varmints. Minerals: Negotiable. Taxes: Ag Exempt. Location Directions: PQR Ranch is conveniently located just 5± miles south of Luling. Just 3± miles south of I-10 on HWY 80, you head East on County Rd 249 for 1.3± miles to the front gate. 50± miles from Austin, 60± miles from San Antonio, 140± miles from Houston, and 240± miles from Dallas

Description: Pozo Roble Ranch is ideally positioned just south of Highway 90, offering excellent accessibility and close proximity to established infrastructure. Backing up to the City of Hondo, the tract benefits from convenient access via both FM 462 South and Menefee Street. Surrounded by residential neighborhoods and anchored by a Walmart along its northern boundary, the property is influenced by both residential and commercial growth, enhancing its long-term development potential. With access to full city utilities—including water, sewer, and electricity—the property is well-suited for a variety of uses. Improvements: The property is void of structural improvements of value, offering a clean slate for future development. Electricity is available throughout the tract, and the property benefits from access to city water and sewer, providing a strong foundation for a wide range of potential uses. With utilities in place and no existing structures to limit design, this tract presents an ideal blank canvas ready to be developed or improved to suit your vision. Water: The property benefits from access to city water, providing a reliable source for future residential or commercial development. In addition, a large, shallow hand-dug well is located on the tract and is piped to multiple spigots throughout the property, currently utilized for irrigation purposes. This combination of municipal water access and supplemental on-site water infrastructure adds both convenience and versatility for a variety of uses. Vegetation and Terrain: The terrain is generally level, characterized by productive Castroville and Knippa clay loam soils. Vegetation across the property consists of some scattered mature mesquite trees, with a larger portion made up of approximately 10-year mesquite regrowth. The western portion of the tract, which follows the creek, supports a heavier concentration of native hardwoods, including large hackberries, live oaks, and elm trees, offering both visual appeal and natural diversity. Wildlife: The ranch supports a diverse population of native and exotic wildlife and has long been recognized for its exceptional hunting opportunities. The area is well known for outstanding white-wing dove hunting, with large seasonal populations. The ranch is also home to a healthy population of whitetail deer, and has historically supported axis deer as well, adding to its recreational appeal. Location: The property is located just south of Highway 90, on the southern end of Hondo city limits, 41± miles W San Antonio, 42± miles E of Uvalde, 119± miles SW of Austin, 236± miles W of Houston, Minerals: See broker for details Taxes: See Broker

Description: Buck Branch Ranch, named after Buck Branch Creek that runs through the property that is centrally located between San Antonio and Houston along the highly desired I-10 corridor. Once a working pecan farm, the ranch is still home to many grafted and native pecans that produce year in and year out. Located just off of US Hwy 90, the ranch offers a peaceful serenity and escape from the real world yet remains within a close proximity to necessities of city life. Improvements: The property has minimal improvements leaving a blank canvas for a future owner to improve as they wish. Electricity is in place on the eastern side of the property near an old house that is currently not in livable condition. A set of older cattle pens are located a short distance from the house and are still in use. Water: The property boasts over a mile and a half of creek frontage on Sandy Fork Creek that joins Buck Branch Creek on the ranch. Both the Sandy Fork Creek and Buck Branch Creek flow during wet times as well. A 3± acre tank is also located in the northwestern corner of the property. One water well located near the house provides water to troughs throughout the property. Vegetation and Terrain: The terrain is gently rolling and the vegetation is predominately made up of large hardwoods including majestic live oaks and pecans along with, elms, hackberries, mesquite, yaupon and cedar to name a few. Once a working pecan farm, there are a good number of grafted and native pecan trees on the property as well. Wildlife: An abundance of wildlife call the area home including whitetail deer, turkeys, feral hogs, foxes and coyotes, along with native and migratory birds. Location: Located off County Road 240 less than a mile from I-10 and 7± miles of Waelder, 18± miles NE of Gonzales, 72± miles E of San Antonio, 67± miles SE of Austin and 126± miles W of Houston. Minerals: Surface sale only.

Ranch Description: Olive Branch Ranch is a 295± acre property offering a unique opportunity in the heart of South Texas. Formerly operated as an olive farm, the ranch has a distinctive agricultural history and offers flexibility for recreational, agricultural, or wildlife-related use. The property is well suited for an owner looking to establish a private ranch or create a custom South Texas retreat. Improvements: There is currently no residence on the property, allowing a new owner to develop a homesite and improvements tailored to their needs. The ranch includes one 16-acre high-fenced pasture and includes a set of cattle pens, providing existing infrastructure to support wildlife and livestock management operations. The former olive orchard also includes an existing irrigation system that is currently non-operational but provides established infrastructure that could potentially be restored for future agricultural use. Water: Water resources include one water well and two water tanks, providing existing infrastructure for ranch operations, livestock, and wildlife. Vegetation and Terrain: The property features sandy loam soils and native South Texas vegetation, including mesquite, prickly pear, persimmon, and guajillo. The natural brush provides habitat and cover for wildlife while giving the property the characteristic look and feel of the South Texas landscape. Wildlife: Wildlife on the property includes white-tailed deer, Rio Grande turkey, quail, javelina, feral hogs, and dove. The native vegetation provides natural food sources and cover, while the high-fenced pasture offers opportunities for continued wildlife management and recreational hunting. Taxes: Ag exempt. Minerals: See broker. Location Directions: The property is located near Asherton, TX in Dimmit County, 115± miles southwest of San Antonio, 73± miles north of Laredo, and 10± miles from the Dimmit County Airport in Carrizo Springs

Description: Located in the heart of South Texas's renowned Golden Triangle, Asherton Vista Ranch offers outstanding recreational opportunities and quality native habitat. A diverse mix of brush and native grasses provides excellent cover and forage for abundant populations of White-tailed deer, quail, dove, wild hogs, and other native wildlife. Whether you're seeking a private hunting retreat, weekend getaway, or long-term investment, this ranch embodies the beauty, privacy, and rich sporting heritage that have made the Golden Triangle one of Texas's premier hunting destinations. Improvements: Improvements are minimal, providing a blank canvas for the next owner to develop the property accordingly. Existing infrastructure includes a high fence, a solar-powered water well, and several ponds that enhance both wildlife habitat and water availability. The ranch is also equipped with multiple established hunting setups, including blinds, feeders, and pens which will convey with the property, allowing it to be enjoyed immediately while offering ample opportunity for future enhancements. Water: The ranch offers reliable water resources with three ponds strategically located throughout the property. Two of the ponds are deep and provide dependable water for wildlife and livestock, while a third, shallower pond fills during periods of seasonal rainfall. In addition, a solar-powered water well supplies a sustainable water source, further enhancing the property's functionality and supporting its excellent wildlife habitat. Vegetation and Terrain: Asherton Vista Ranch features gently rolling South Texas terrain with a diverse range of soils, from fine sandy loam to clay loam, supporting an abundance of native vegetation. The landscape is characterized by a healthy mix of brush species, including guayacan, guajillo, blackbrush, mesquite, whitebrush, granjeno, persimmon, and twisted acacia, among others. This diversity provides exceptional cover, browse, and forage for native wildlife while contributing to the property's outstanding hunting potential and natural beauty. Wildlife: Located in the heart of the Golden Triangle, the ranch lies in one of the state's most sought-after regions for producing exceptional native White-tail deer. Superior genetics were introduced to the property many years ago and have since become well established within the native herd, contributing to the area's reputation for producing trophy-class bucks. Combined with dense South Texas brush and excellent forage, the ranch provides outstanding wildlife habitat. In addition to native White-tail deer, the property offers excellent hunting opportunities for mourning dove, bobwhite quail, javelina, and feral hogs, along with healthy populations of predators and other native wildlife, making it an exceptional year-round recreational ranch. Location: Just 2± miles east of Asherton, Texas with frontage on FM 190. The ranch is approximately 10± miles southeast of Carrizo Springs, 40± miles south of La Pryor, 42± miles southwest of Dilley, 114± miles southwest of San Antonio, 192± miles southwest of Austin, and 308± miles southwest of Houston. Minerals: Surface sale only. Taxes: ag exempt