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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.

Ranch Description: Nueces West Ranch presents a rare opportunity to own a large, riverfront ranch in highly sought-after Live Oak County. Situated directly between George West and Three Rivers, this 1,947-acre ranch offers a scale that has become increasingly difficult to find in Live Oak County. Its exceptional size is complemented by more than two miles of Nueces River frontage, a year-round waterway that flows through the ranch and serves as the defining feature of the property. Towering live oaks line the banks of the Nueces, creating an impressive river corridor and a dramatic transition from the surrounding South Texas brush country. Long held by the same ranching family for more than 50 years, the property was once part of the historic George West Ranch and carries with it a genuine connection to the ranching heritage of the area. Improvements: An existing hunting headquarters provides a practical starting point for enjoying and operating the ranch, with barns, sheds, a water well, and RV hookups already in place. Functional cattle pens support livestock operations, while an extensive internal road network and system of senderos provide access throughout the ranch for hunting, ranch management, and recreation. The north 2.6 miles of the property is high-fenced, while the remaining perimeter is low-fenced, preserving the traditional character of a working South Texas ranch. Water: With more than two miles of frontage, the Nueces River is the ranch’s signature feature and provides a year-round, flowing water source to the surrounding South Texas brush country. Ponds are distributed across the property, fed by a wet-weather creek that winds through the ranch and forms lagunas that can retain water for months after rainfall. A centrally located pond provides up to approximately 5 acres of surface water when full. One water well that services the headquarters is believed to be 170 feet deep and is rated at 60 GPM, aiding the ranch's water infrastructure. Vegetation and Terrain: Nueces West Ranch unfolds across a varied South Texas landscape, from oak-shaded banks along the Nueces River to open senderos and expansive brush country. Soils range from sandy loams to rocky clay, lending distinct character to different parts of the ranch. Mesquite and native brush provide cover and browse throughout the range. Brush species include blackbrush, guajillo, huisache, and prickly pear. Along the river, large oaks create a striking contrast with the surrounding brush. Together, the river bottom, varied vegetation, and supplemental feeding contribute to the ranch’s pristine Whitetail habitat. Wildlife: The Nueces River corridor is known for exceptional wildlife habitat, and Nueces West Ranch offers outstanding hunting and fishing opportunities. Native Whitetails include trophy-quality bucks, while the ranch provides excellent habitat for quail, dove, and Rio Grande turkey, with large river-bottom oaks creating ideal roosting areas. The river, ponds, and lagunas also provide premier waterfowl habitat, and large alligators have been known to occupy the ranch’s waters. More than two miles of Nueces River frontage offers excellent fishing for largemouth bass, catfish, and alligator gar, along with some of the region’s best seasonal white bass fishing. Minerals: Surface estate only. Taxes: Agriculture exemption Location Directions: Approximately five miles from both Three Rivers and George West. Nueces West Ranch is approximately 80 miles from San Antonio, 65 miles from Corpus Christi, and 210 miles from Houston. The ranch entrance is approximately two miles off Highway 281 down CR 312. The Live Oak County Airport is 3 miles away and hosts a 3,800ft long runway

Description: Lost Valley Ranch offers a unique Hill Country setting on the grounds of a former golf course that has been out of operation for many years. The property is characterized by lush native grasses, gently rolling topography, and scattered oak trees that create attractive mosaic patterns throughout the landscape. The open nature of the former course provides expansive sightlines and long-distance views of the surrounding Hill Country, while mature oaks add character and shade across the property. With direct frontage along Highway 16, Lost Valley Ranch combines excellent accessibility with scenic terrain and a distinctive history, offering a versatile canvas for a recreational ranch, private retreat, or future development. Improvements: Lost Valley Ranch offers multiple points of access, with two established roads entering the property, including paved Purple Sage Road and Lost Valley Drive, which features a caliche base. The ranch also benefits from direct frontage along Highway 16, providing convenient access and excellent visibility. An old golf course clubhouse and headquarters is also located on the property but is currently in poor condition and would likely be considered a teardown. Water: There is a lot of water potential and the ranch is equipped with five water wells located throughout the property. Two of the wells have been in use recently, while the remaining three have not been utilized in several years. The existing wells provide established water infrastructure across the ranch, with the condition and functionality of the inactive wells to be independently verified. Vegetation and Terrain: The ranch features gently rolling terrain characteristic of the Texas Hill Country, with elevation changes that provide excellent long-distance views of the surrounding countryside. Scattered live oaks are found throughout the property, creating attractive pockets and mosaic patterns of mature tree cover among broad areas of lush grass. Several cedar thickets provide additional cover and diversity, while the open nature of the former golf course creates a unique combination of manicured-style grasslands, mature oaks, and classic Hill Country terrain. Wildlife: An abundance of native and exotic wildlife that is commonly seen throughout the property. Whitetail deer, axis deer, blackbuck, and gray foxes frequent the ranch, while a variety of songbirds can be found among the scattered live oaks and open grasslands. The combination of lush grasses mature tree cover, and cedar thickets provides quality habitat and cover for the diverse wildlife found on the property. Location: The property is located on the north side of Highway 16, 2.3± miles E of Bandera, 27± miles S of Kerrville, 31± miles N of Hondo, 48± miles NW of San Antonio, 115± miles SW of Austin Minerals: See broker for details Taxes: See Broker

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: 12 Springs Ranch is a 985± acre turnkey hunting and recreational ranch located approximately 20 minutes west of Camp Wood. As the name suggest, the property is defined by its exceptional live water, with 12 springs spread throughout the ranch, including Dutch Creek, fed by a year-round spring reportedly producing approximately 100 gallons per minute. The ranch is high fenced, has introduced whitetail genetics, a strong aoudad population, high-quality improvements, and the diverse topography the Camp Wood area is known for. With a completely remodeled main residence, guest bunkhouse, off-grid capabilities, fiber internet, abundant live water, and nearly 1,000 acres of diverse terrain, 12 Springs Ranch is set up as a turnkey operation ready for immediate use. Native American artifacts have also been found throughout the ranch. Water: Water is the standout feature of 12 Springs Ranch. As the name suggests, twelve springs are located throughout the property, highlighted by Dutch Creek and its reported 100 GPM year-round spring. The ranch also contains the Kirchner Spring, which produces a reported 140 gallons per minute, along with additional springs and flowing water features throughout the property. Near the main residence, Dutch Creek is impounded to create an inviting area for fishing, swimming, and enjoying year-round running water. The amount of dependable live water found on the ranch is extremely rare for a property of this size and location. There is also a nearly completed water well on the property for additional water use. Improvements: The main residence is approximately 3,300 square feet with four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The home was taken down to the studs and completely remodeled to a high standard in 2016. The house is being offered completely turnkey—bring your clothes and immediately enjoy everything 12 Springs Ranch has to offer. A separate guest bunkhouse sits near one of the ranch's waterfalls, providing additional accommodations in a unique setting surrounded by the sound of flowing water. The residence is equipped for off-grid capabilities with solar power, a backup generator, and a spring-fed water system. The ranch also has fiber internet for reliable high-speed connectivity. Additionally, there is a three-car garage and an open-air barn for equipment and storage. Terrain: The ranch features the rugged hills, elevation changes, and scenic views the Camp Wood area is known for, while also offering a significant amount of usable bottomland with native grasses. This mix of elevated country and accessible lower terrain provides excellent hunting, exploring, and recreational use throughout the property. Wildlife 12 Springs Ranch is high fenced and has been managed with introduced whitetail genetics, creating a strong foundation for quality deer management and hunting. The ranch also supports a healthy population of aoudad, providing an additional exotic hunting opportunity. Blinds, corn feeders, and protein feeders are already in place, allowing a new owner to immediately continue the existing wildlife management program and enjoy the ranch from day one.The ranch also benefits from an agricultural tax exemption. Minerals: Will Convey Location: 12 Springs Ranch is located approximately 20 minutes west of Camp Wood. There is one access easement through the property. Call broker for details. Uvalde — ~55± miles San Antonio — ~135± miles Austin — ~205± miles Houston — ~325± miles

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.

Pickleball before lunch. An afternoon that stretches by the pool. Dinner by the outdoor fire as panoramic Hill Country views give way to a star-filled sky. On 22 fenced acres just outside Wimberley, six minutes from downtown, the estate gives everyone a reason to stay close to home. None of it depends on anything past the gate: private wells, a 150kW generator, smart home automation, and fiber internet run the property day to day, backed by 30+ cameras and 3 safes that convey. Get ready in an 18' x 18' dressing room with custom cabinetry and display cases for a collection of handbags and shoes, a second closet, and a packing room for your next trip. Cook on Viking, including a 10-burner range, double ovens, and a walk-in pantry, in a kitchen built for company. Retreat to the study or the media room, which doubles as an F5-rated storm shelter. Upstairs, 5 en suite bedrooms, a library, a game room, and a hobby room. Laundry runs on both levels. Park in the attached 4-car garage with extra storage. Spend the afternoon at the pool, with a lazy river into a lagoon, a waterslide, waterfalls, and commercial-grade equipment. Cook out under more than 1,200 sqft of covered terrace, by the fireplace, or gather eggs from the coop and cut flowers from the garden, if that's more your speed. Skip it, and the space converts easily to lawn. Shoot pool or ping pong in the former showroom, now a game room with its own office, gym, and a 1,000-bottle wine room with its own entrance, or bring the cars back. It's wired for two 6,500-lb lifts and holds up to 7. Play pickleball, basketball, or volleyball in the 3,300 sqft reclaimed-wood barn, which still handles a full-size RV with 14'8" clearance, hookups, and 250-amp service. A second septic system, once tied to a guest house since removed, leaves room for a new one, subject to county approval. Owner-documented beekeeping is targeted to meet ag exemption requirements by 2028 if maintained, with eligibility determined by Hays CAD.

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: Las Moras Creek Ranch is an exceptional South Texas property offering outstanding water, premier wildlife habitat, and well-appointed improvements. With 3.1± miles of oak-lined Las Moras Creek, 6± miles of Salado Creek, abundant surface water, and decades of wildlife management, the ranch offers exceptional hunting and recreational opportunities. A creekside compound, diverse native brush, mature hardwoods and strategically sculpted clearings complete this highly improved and well-managed property. Improvements: Ideally situated overlooking Las Moras Creek, the main compound includes three casitas and a separate gathering space, all connected by paved, covered walkways. The first casita offers three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a dining area with wet bar, and covered front and rear porches. The second features a one-bedroom, one-bath primary suite with office, his-and-hers closets, and covered porches. The third includes one large room, two bathrooms, and a covered porch. At the center of the compound, a spacious gathering and dining room features a full kitchen, multiple dining and lounging areas, and an expansive covered porch with built-in grills and additional outdoor dining. Nearby is a metal-frame barn with a game-cleaning facility and walk-in cooler. The original ranch headquarters includes a two-bedroom, one-bath foreman’s house, several barns, and cattle pens. The ranch is perimeter high fenced with an 800± acre cross-fenced pasture, good interior roads, and hunting blinds and feeders that convey. Water: Water is a defining feature of the ranch, highlighted by 3.1± miles of oak-lined Las Moras Creek, historically known as a strong-flowing creek. Following several years of drought, the creek has rebounded considerably, offering potential for fishing once again. Salado Creek traverses the ranch for approximately 6 miles before converging with Las Moras Creek on the property. Eleven tanks and lakes provide abundant surface water for wildlife, with the two largest encompassing 12± acres each when full. Several offer bass fishing as well as excellent dove and duck hunting opportunities. Four water wells serve the improvements and 13 water troughs throughout the ranch. Wildlife: Located less than 1,000± feet from the Maverick County line, Los Moras Creek Ranch supports an exceptional native whitetail deer herd, with multiple bucks exceeding 200 B&C taken over the years. Approximately 30 years of consistent wildlife management under both current and previous ownership, combined with established feed and water programs, have contributed to the quality of the herd. Turkey are abundant, with the oak-lined creek corridors providing excellent roosting habitat. Other native wildlife includes quail, dove, javelina, hogs, varmints, and numerous other species. The ranch also supports a variety of exotic game, including Axis, Black Buck, Fallow and Addax. Vegetation: The ranch features diverse South Texas brush habitat characteristic of the Maverick County region, providing excellent cover and forage for whitetail deer and other wildlife. Creek drainages are lined with mature live oak, elm, and hackberry trees, while native brush includes whitebrush, blackbrush, guajillo, guayacan, persimmon, and native grasses. More than 15 areas on the ranch have been selectively cleared or sculpted to promote native grasses and create prime wildlife viewing and hunting locations, with the largest spanning approximately 65± acres. Minerals: Negotiable. Contact broker for details. Taxes: Ag exempt. Location: This property is located 5.6± miles southwest of Spofford, Texas, 15~ miles south of Brackettville, 28± miles north of Eagle Pass, 48± miles west of Uvalde, and 130± miles west of San Antonio. The property has 6.8± miles of frontage on paved FM 1908.

DESCRIPTION Camp Verde Escape is a wonderful “ranchito” located along Ranch Rd 2828 in between Camp Verde and Medina, TX. As you enter off the black-top frontage, the all-weather main road leads to the charming turn-key ranch headquarters located in the center of the property which is situated on a rise that offers sweeping south-easterly views of the surrounding hill country. IMPROVEMENTS The 2,280±SF rock ranch house was recently renovated and includes 2 main bedrooms, and a large bunk room, and a spacious living room and kitchen that opens up to the serene patio and swimming pool. Next to the pool is a substantial observation deck perfect for sunset cocktails or to just take in the stunning forever views. Adjacent to the house is a nice barn with concrete floors, covered parking, fully enclosed shop, and deer processing area with walk-in cooler. Just down from the house is a set of livestock working pens. TERRAIN The gently rolling and fully usable terrain has elevations ranging from 1520-1780±ASL. There is a good mix of open pasture to wooded areas providing ample cover for wildlife while also offering potential to run a few head of livestock. There are good Live Oaks and other native hardwoods throughout the property. WATER Potable water is provided by one well equipped with an electric submersible pump located at the headquarters. The well pumps to holding tank which pipes water to the improvements and certain troughs. WILDLIFE Whitetail, turkey, hogs, and other native species TAXES Ag Exempt MINERALS All owned will convey LOCATION The property has over 900± ft of frontage along Ranch Road 2828 and is 4.5± mi south of Camp Verde, 9± mi east of Medina, and 12± mi north of Bandera.

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: This versatile ranch is in the heart of Live Oak County with direct access on Hwy. 59. Exceptional brush diversity mixed with cleared pastureland and a variety of exotic and regional wildlife are all within high fencing making it a true hunting oasis. Improvements: The main home has 2 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. The open floorplan has Saltillo tile floors and includes both a walk in pantry and separate laundry room. The home is adjoined by a 2-car carport adding to the ease from town life. There is also a barndominium with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, kitchen, dining and living room plus includes attached game storage. Ranch improvements include a climate-controlled barn, covered horse stalls and large water storage tank with pressure pump. The perimeter fence is high fence with a well maintained road system throughout. Water: There is one water well near the house and one pond on the property. At the water well, there is a large storage poly tank and pressure pump. Drainages from Salt Branch Creek tributaries form the pond and enhance the habitat for wildlife. Wildlife: Native wildlife is abundant with whitetail deer, dove, quail and an occasional Turkey. Exotics include Blackbuck antelope, Axis deer and Sika deer. Vegetation-Terrain: There is a mixture of open, cleared fields and native brush. Live Oaks, Cedar Elm, Hackberry and the full array of South Texas brush throughout the property lend themselves as home to the wildlife. Taxes: Ag Exempt Location: The ranch is 15 miles southwest of the town of George west. There is ample frontage and access off US Hwy, 59

Good Life Ranch! ~ This little piece of heaven is truly one-of-a-kind! Enjoy living the 'good life' on this gorgeous 116.944 acre ranch with beautiful scattered oaks, 5 ponds, rolling terrain, and Grassy Creek frontage. All of the ponds are connected to water wells to maintain water levels and several of them are stocked with bass, catfish, and brim for the fishing enthusiast! Wildlife and migratory fowl are abundant for viewing enjoyment or hunting. Pastures and hay fields are planted with coastal Bermuda and jig. The charming home has been well maintained, move-in ready, and comes complete with cedar furniture and western accessories. Enjoy porch sitting on the covered front porch, the spacious rear deck, pond-side seating area, or stargazing around the fire pit overlooking the pond. Accessory buildings include a steel-built barn (54x36) with a concrete slab ready to be converted into a guest house, a barn/stable with one horse stall, equipment storage and tack room, a separate shed with two horse stalls, two well houses and two run-in sheds. The ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced with 5-strand barbed wire and reinforced steel corners. Conveniently located in Bastrop County between Smithville and Giddings and within 1 hour of Austin's International Airport and 2 hours of Houston and San Antonio.

Description – The South Fork Ranch, owned by the same family since 1943, is a beautiful slice of the Texas Hill Country with year-round live water. Containing a lovely section of the South Fork of the North Prong of the Medina River, this 590± acre ranch is truly something special. The South Fork has beautiful high points with views for miles, a modest headquarters on a bluff with amazing tree-top views, several amazing locations for homesites, and cleverly planned cross fencing throughout the property. It is a wonderfully secluded property to enjoy the peace and quiet of the Texas Hill Country! Improvements - There is a small headquarters with a patio on top of a bluff with stunning tree-top views. There is also a barn on the property with room for the storage of vehicles and tools. There is also one water well. Water - Nearly a mile of the North Prong of the South Fork of the Medina River. Moving from the eastern side of the property through the heart of the ranch and down and out the southern border, you have 3700 feet of year-round live water in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. With pools of 5-6-foot-deep water, bass fishing honey holes are plentiful. A water well also supplies the headquarters and the barn. Terrain - The 590± Acre South Fork Ranch is as diverse as it is beautiful. With over 200± feet of elevation change throughout, it has a mixture of high points and riverbeds, as well as heavily treed areas and rolling hills of clearings. Wildlife - Great Whitetail deer are found throughout the property. Free-ranging exotics also roam the ranch. Roosting sites for turkeys, big bass in the river, pigs, dove, and quail-the South Fork Ranch is crawling with wildlife. Taxes: Exempt Location - The South Fork Ranch is just 40± minutes from Medina, 1 hour 30± min from Fredericksburg, and 2± hours from San Antonio.

Description CavaLoma Ranch represents one of the finest ranch offerings in the Texas Hill Country. Meticulously stewarded for decades, the property combines exceptional land management, abundant water, trophy wildlife, rolling live oak-covered terrain, first-class improvements, and more than 11 miles of paved ranch roads. Truly turnkey and ready for immediate enjoyment, ranches of this caliber seldom become available. Improvements The centerpiece is a beautifully renovated 5,500± SF main residence originally constructed in the 1940s and thoughtfully updated while preserving its authentic Hill Country character. The four-bedroom, four-bath home features multiple living and dining areas, four fireplaces, a wet bar with wine refrigerator, laundry/gun room, three-car carport, resort-style pool, outdoor fireplace, and expansive porches. A nearby four-bay carport includes two private one-bedroom guest apartments. The 9,000± SF Hunters Compound includes two bunkhouses, a separate cookhouse with commercial-style kitchen, covered gathering areas, community baths, laundry, office, and enclosed equipment bay. An adjacent 6,250± SF equipment barn provides storage, a game-cleaning station, and walk-in cooler. Additional improvements include a restored circa-1910 one-bedroom Schoolhouse, four-bedroom foreman's residence, covered bison working pens, shooting range, observation tower, storage buildings, high fencing, wildlife feeders, and blinds. Water Water is one of CavaLoma's defining assets. Eleven water wells and 18 permanent watering stations, including well-fed ponds and strategically placed troughs, provide excellent distribution for wildlife and livestock. The South Fork of the Guadalupe River traverses the ranch as a scenic wet-weather drainage, along with several seasonal creeks. The largest pond spans approximately 2.5± acres when full and is supplemented by a nearby well. Each major improvement area has a dedicated well. Vegetation & Terrain Years of careful stewardship and continuous cedar management have created a beautiful and highly usable Hill Country landscape with thriving native grasses, Live Oaks, Post Oaks, Spanish Oaks, Cedar Elms, Walnut trees, and other native vegetation. Gently rolling hills provide numerous long-range views while remaining well suited for ranching and recreation. The ranch takes its name from an extraordinary natural cavern hidden within the property. Accessible by a screened entrance and constructed stairway, the cave contains multiple chambers with impressive stalactite and stalagmite formations. Wildlife/Livestock Long-term habitat management, abundant water, and supplemental feeding have produced trophy-quality whitetail deer along with thriving populations of Axis deer, Blackbuck antelope, Red deer, Fallow deer, turkey, dove, feral hogs, varmints, and native quail. The ranch also maintains a first-class bison herd supported by years of thoughtful range management. Minerals: Negotiable Taxes: Ag Exempt Location The property offers more than 2 miles of frontage on Hwy 39 and approximately 1.5 miles on RR 187. The front gate is approximately 18± miles southwest of Hunt, 30± miles southwest of Kerrville, 95± miles northwest of downtown San Antonio, 135± miles west of Austin, and 290± miles west of Houston. Additional Information The longtime head foreman, who has worked on the ranch for more than 15 years, is prepared to remain with the new owner to help ensure a smooth transition. A list of negotiable equipment and other non-realty items is available upon request.

Ranch Description: Nestled in the highly sought-after Seco Valley in Northwestern Medina County, the 42± -acre Seco Creek Ranch offers an exceptional opportunity to own a premier recreational, hunting, or livestock property in desirable Medina County, with 950± feet of frontage on both sides of the crystal-clear Seco Creek. Conveniently located within easy reach of San Antonio, this ranch combines productive land, abundant wildlife, and the timeless beauty of the Texas Hill Country. Improvements on the Ranch: Seco Creek Ranch has been carefully improved to provide ample space to entertain, while maintaining the idea of country living. The improvements include a 2277-square-foot ranch home, as well as a beautifully remodeled 1800’s Alsatian style home that has been carefully done with materials true to the area and time period. These houses offer plenty of room for family and friends to gather and enjoy everything the Texas Hill Country has to offer. Also located on the property is a small barn for storage. Water Summary: The ranch has 950± feet of frontage on both sides of the crystal-clear Seco Creek. Multiple springs are located on the property, offering year-round water and the ability to enjoy swimming, fishing, kayaking, and other activities. The creek does have a dam in place, creating swimming holes of clear water, as well as waterfalls and rapids. There is a spring box that provides water to the home. Vegetation and Terrain: Seco Creek Ranch lies in the Seco Valley and offers bottomland that makes the land very usable, especially for the Hill Country. The majority of the ranch has been cleared into pasture land, but there are many large hardwoods that are scattered around the ranch, making the land both usable and beautiful. Wildlife on the Property: Wildlife in the area includes whitetail deer, dove, turkey, hogs, and varmints as well, while the creek offers habitat to largemouth bass, channel catfish, common carp, and others, offering both hunting and fishing opportunities on the ranch. Minerals: Negotiable Broker Notes: The majority of the land is under a Grassland Reserve Program Conservation Easement. See Broker for Details. Taxes: Ag Exempt Location Directions: This property lies 13± miles East of Utopia, TX on CR 111. This property is 13± miles from Utopia, 30± miles from Bandera, 83± miles from San Antonio, 148± miles from Austin, and 277± miles from Houston.

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

Description: Palmetto Creek Ranch is only minutes from Boerne just off the highly sought after Ranger Creek Road. The views and trees are spectacular and the paved road access leading to a dead-end at the property entrance is ideal for privacy and convenience. This would make a great full-time residence or weekend getaway. Improvements: The house sits near the bottom of the valley in a very private and quiet setting near the center of the property. A beautiful view from the back porch overlooks the nearby creek drainage and the Ranger Creek bottom in the distance. The house has 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living room, dining area and utility room. Additionally, there are numerous ideal building locations on the property with power and water nearby. The road from the font gate to the house is paved, offering all-weather access. Water: The highlight of the property is the spring-fed lake that is 1.3± acres when full. The lake is filled from an unnamed creek drainage that eventually flows into nearby Ranger Creek. There is one (1) water well on the property, which services the house. Vegetation/Terrain: The ranch has an impressive diversity of trees including Live Oak, Spanish Oak, Black Walnut, Cedar Elm, Madrone and Juniper. Additionally, there have been trees planted on the property, including Cypress, Pine and others. There are spectacular views throughout, with 180± ft of elevation change form 1,880 ft. ASL to 1,700 ft ASL. Wildlife: The ranch is loaded with native wildlife including White-tailed deer, turkey, dove, feral hogs, and varmints, and there is a healthy population of free ranging Axis deer present, as well. The pond is stocked with both bass and perch and is frequented by migrating waterfowl during the fall and winter months. Taxes: Wildlife Exempt Location: The property has approximately half a mile of paved road frontage on Busby Rd which dead ends just past the property. The gate is located 6± miles W of downtown Boerne, 20± miles NW of the Rim/La Cantera, 35± miles NW of downtown San Antonio, 17± miles SE of Comfort, 40± miles S of Fredericksburg, 95± miles SW of Austin and 220± 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

The Brite 360 is a 36+/- acre tract at Marfa's northwest corner, contiguous to the Brite Acres Addition. This land was part of an historic bull pasture, recently held for over a century by a notable legacy ranch. This is the largest tract of land to be publicly marketed within the Marfa City limits in decades, exceeded only in acreage by the Chinati Foundation. The terrain is a classic Marfa Plateau landscape- an undulating field of prairie grasses, dotted with cactus, and surrounded by 360 degree mountain views. With elevation averaging over 4,760 feet, this is one of the highest points within the City limits. Missouri street is east of the fence line, offering a City maintained gravel road as the eastern boundary of the tract with AEP electric, City water, gas and sewer within 1-2 blocks. The northern property line is shared with a substantial cattle ranch, with the Davis Mountains clearly visible over 25+ miles away. This combination of accessible City infrastructure, privacy , and scenery is unmatched. This is one of those rare opportunities to aquire the kind of property that offers more than location or convenience- this prestigious property offers an experience. This land currently receives an Agricultural Valuation, and is zoned R-1 Single Family.

For more information: www.montageranch.com Montage Ranch is set across 15 private acres just outside Georgetown, offering a rare combination of land, privacy, and a residence designed to fully engage with its surroundings while remaining within reach of Austin. Built by Sendero Homes and designed by architect Rob Sander, the home spans over 7,500 square feet, balancing scale with a layout that supports both everyday living and large-scale entertaining. The approach creates an immediate sense of arrival, with a long drive, circular entry, and expansive views across rolling pastureland. With agricultural exemption in place and open land surrounding the home, the setting delivers a sense of space and quiet that is increasingly difficult to find at this scale and proximity to Austin. Native wildlife moves freely throughout the area, reinforcing the connection to the land and the surrounding Hill Country landscape. Inside, the home is grounded in natural materials and thoughtful craftsmanship. Acacia hardwood floors, travertine tile, plaster walls, and custom alder cabinetry create a warm, refined interior, while ceiling heights ranging from 10 to 12 feet and architectural details like beams and groin vault ceilings add depth throughout. The kitchen serves as the center of the home, featuring double islands, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, a farmhouse sink, and generous prep space that allows it to function seamlessly for both daily living and entertaining. The primary suite offers privacy and scale, with dual closets, separate water closets, a walk-through shower, and a soaking tub, creating a space that feels intentional and removed. Secondary bedrooms are oversized and well-appointed, while additional spaces including a dedicated office or optional bedroom, a substantial utility room with built-in storage, and a mudroom designed for daily function support the way the home lives. The outdoor experience is a defining element of the property. A fully covered structure with exposed trusses extends the living space outdoors, complete with a wraparound bar, outdoor kitchen, dining area, and wood-burning fireplace, designed to host effortlessly in every season. The pool and spa are positioned just beyond, offering a clean, understated design that complements the surrounding landscape and keeps the focus on the land. A detached structure serves as a media room or guest retreat with its own living area, kitchenette, bedroom, and bath, creating flexibility for hosting and extended stays. Extensive garage and storage capacity allow for everything needed to support both daily living and a land-driven lifestyle, from vehicles to equipment and recreational use. Supported by a high-producing private well, multiple HVAC systems with zoned control, propane service, septic system, and integrated Control4 audio and visual, the property is designed to function as seamlessly as it presents. Montage Ranch is an opportunity to own a private, well-designed estate with meaningful acreage and the ability to live expansively just outside of Georgetown. Additional acreage is available, offering the potential to further expand the footprint, enhance privacy, or create a larger long-term land holding.

Description Quailco Ranch is a premier turnkey ranch located in the renowned South Texas Sand Sheet, offering exceptional improvements, an outstanding water system, abundant wildlife, and tremendous long-term investment potential. Boasting nearly 1.5 miles of paved frontage along FM 186 and situated just five miles from Carrizo Springs, the property is ideally positioned for future development while providing immediate recreational and agricultural enjoyment. Originally developed as a productive citrus orchard, Quailco Ranch has been thoughtfully transitioned into a premier hunting, recreational, and cattle operation. Whether you're seeking a full-time ranch headquarters, weekend retreat, income-producing property, or long-term land investment, this ranch is ready to enjoy from day one. Improvements The centerpiece of the ranch is a beautifully maintained five-bedroom, four and a half bathroom ranch home designed for comfortable family living and entertaining. Adjacent to the home is a separate cookhouse, creating the perfect setting for hosting family, friends, and hunting guests. Additional improvements include a large equipment barn with enclosed storage, a foreman’s residence, a second housing location, dog kennels, a nice set of cattle pens, a 1,000-yard shooting range, and numerous supporting ranch facilities. Every improvement has been well maintained, reflecting the pride of ownership throughout the property. Water Water is one of Quailco Ranch's greatest assets. As a former citrus orchard, the property benefits from an extensive and well-established water infrastructure that is rarely found in South Texas. Eight water wells service the ranch, including five irrigation wells, providing exceptional flexibility for agricultural production, livestock, wildlife management, or future improvements. The abundant groundwater creates virtually limitless opportunities for the next owner. Property is located within the Wintergarden Groundwater Conservation District. Vegetation Located within the highly desirable South Texas Sand Sheet, the ranch features productive sandy soils and classic native South Texas brush. The landscape consists of healthy mesquite, thoughtfully managed brush, and mature hardwood trees surrounding the headquarters, creating an attractive and inviting setting. Scattered palm trees line the entrance, offering outstanding curb appeal, while quality native grasses provide excellent forage for livestock and outstanding cover for wildlife. Wildlife Quailco Ranch offers outstanding year-round hunting with a healthy population of native and exotic game. Wildlife includes whitetail deer, axis deer, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, feral hogs, javelina, and a variety of varmints. The combination of exceptional habitat, reliable water sources, and diverse vegetation creates an ideal environment for both wildlife and recreational enjoyment throughout the year. Minerals: Surface Estate Only – No minerals to convey Taxes: Property is currently Agricultural Exempt School District: Carrizo Springs ISD

DESCRIPTION Conveniently located just 1.6 ± miles from Main Street Blanco, Uballe Ranch is a well-appointed equestrian property offering an exceptional combination of functionality, convenience, and Hill Country charm. The property is ideally suited for horse enthusiasts, trainers, or those seeking a manageable country estate with quality equestrian improvements just minutes from town. Mature live oak trees, level topography, productive soils, and excellent water resources create an attractive setting that is both beautiful and highly usable. IMPROVEMENTS The main ranch house is a 1,795 ± square foot, 3-bedroom, 2-bath home that is modest in design yet exceptionally functional and comfortable for full-time living or a weekend retreat. The equestrian improvements are the true highlight of the property and include a well-designed 14-stall horse barn, training track, horse walker, wash rack, round pen, and equipment pole barn, providing everything needed for boarding, training, or personal equestrian use. WATER There are two water wells on the property, with volumes ranging from 10-15GPM, which service the main house and equestrian facilities. There is also a small pond in the front of the property. VEGETATION & TERRAIN The predominantly level terrain has good soils making the property highly suitable for horses and other agricultural uses. Numerous mature live oak trees provide shade and character while maintaining an open, park-like appearance. The manageable acreage offers an excellent balance of improved pasture and attractive homesite appeal. WILDLIFE Native wildlife commonly found in the Blanco County area includes whitetail deer, turkey, dove, and the occasional free-ranging Axis. TAXES Agricultural Exemption LOCATION The property is located a mere 1.6mi SW of Blanco and has over 600ft of frontage along paved Kendalia Rd. LISTING PRICE $985,000

DESCRIPTION: This is your chance to own a very rarely found smaller “ranchette” with excellent road frontage, surrounded by much larger ranches. Build your own dream home in a valley setting with multiple build-sites offering gorgeous views and amazing large Live Oaks. IMPROVEMENTS: There is one small barn on the property and electricity is on site, the rest of the property is a raw blank canvas ready for someone to make it their own. TERRAIN/ VEGETATION: The terrain is mostly gently rolling with elevations ranging between 1460-1500FASL. The property is covered with large healthy Live Oaks throughout, and several small areas have been opened up to allow native grasses to flourish. WATER: There is one water well on the property equipped with electrical submersible pump. There is small seasonal drainage in the NW corner of the ranch. WILDLIFE: Whitetail, turkey, and other native species. TAXES: Ag Exempt. MINERALS: All owned will convey. LOCATION: The property is conveniently located just 6mi south of Bandera and 20mi north of Hondo with just over 900ft of frontage along HWY 173 and is a mere minutes to the highly rated Alkek Elementary School.

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.