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Situated on 4,608 Acres, Seco Creek Exotic Ranch is one of the most sought-after properties within the beautiful Texas Hill Country. This high-fenced ranch is a recreational paradise with an abundance of hunting and ranching activities. Professionally managed, this land offers plenty of year-round enjoyment and hunting opportunities for superior White-tailed deer, Red Stag, Elk, and Aoudad Sheep. Majestic natural features, convenient access, and serene privacy all define this miraculous property. Seco Creek Exotic Ranch was created with extreme attention to detail, has been meticulously maintained, and is truly a rare find. Escape the bustling city and enjoy the scenic hill country views from this outstanding property. Location: This ranch is currently the largest property for sale in Medina County, where the views of the Hill Country are unbeatable. It is approximately eight miles southeast of the charming town of Utopia and just an hour drive to the heart of San Antonio. The popular towns of Bandera, Kerrville, and Fredericksburg are also located nearby. South Texas Regional Airport is located approximately 28 miles from the ranch gate. The ranch is centrally positioned just 70 miles from San Antonio and 140 miles from Austin. An abundance of convenient dining, shopping, medical, and grocery options are all located nearby. Habitat, Topography, & Water: Big topography variance and hilltops with long views are some of this ranch's defining characteristics. The terrain provides numerous habitats for the vast variety of native and exotic wildlife species. The ranch has approximately 260 feet of topography variance throughout. Seco Creek Exotic Ranch is a nice rectangular-shaped property with two entrances on Medina County Road 354. The property has excellent water provided by five electric water wells and numerous wildlife watering throughs. Both Seco Creek and Parkers Creek traverse through the property in a north to southward direction. Multiple drainage corridors and seeps cut through the property and feed into the creeks. Several stock tanks are also located within the ranch. Wildlife & Hunting: The ranch has a high-fenced boundary and is cross-fenced with high-fencing as well. Seco Creek Exotic Ranch includes a healthy population of well-maintained native and exotic species across impressive hills and flat valleys. The thick wooded corridors throughout the ranch provide plentiful cover and sanctuary areas for the wildlife to thrive. The ranch has a healthy population of Red Stag, Aoudad Sheep, and Elk that will convey with the sale of the property. The ranch has also been infused with superior White-tailed genetics. Turkey, dove, hogs, and other native game are plentiful. Whether your passion involves off-roading, the pursuit of wild game, or simply enjoying nature and its beauty, you will find no shortage here. Other: There are several amazing build sites with incredible views to choose from. Water and electricity are readily available at various locations throughout the ranch. · Electric Provider – Medina Electric · Taxes - $6,773.33 annually Note on CWD: Chronic Wasting Disease: According to the owner’s representative, no animals from this property have ever tested positive for CWD. The ranch is located in a CWD containment zone, so TP&W rules for a CWD testing and containment zone do apply. Conservation Easement: Seco Creek Exotic Ranch has a Conservation Easement with the City of San Antonio. The purpose of the easement is to protect the area from development over the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone in which Seco Creek Exotic Ranch is located. Hunting and ranching activities are allowed by the easement agreement. Six Building Envelopes are to be conveyed to the buyer. Each building Envelope consists of a five-acre site within the ranch where a home, lodge, and outbuildings can be constructed.

Description: This 40-acre Hay Farm is an opportunity to own an income producing, working property in Atascosa County with a comfortable 3/2 home. Centrally located between Karnes City, Pleasanton, Campbellton, and Floresville and with over .31 miles of FM 99 road frontage and .2 miles of CR 402 road frontage this property is great for a hay farm/cattle operation, homestead, or future development property. Improvements: The property comes with a gated entrance leading to the 1,743 square foot 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home that was built in 1980 and has a 525 square foot one car garage. The property comes with no restrictions, leaving opportunities and usage up to the owner. Water: The house is serviced through city water from El Oso Water Supply. There is one old non-working water well. Vegetation and Terrain: The 40-acre hay field is comprised of multiple grasses with predominantly a Bermuda and Bluestem mix. Wildlife: This part of South Texas is known for having Whitetail deer, dove, wild pigs, and other various varmints to be hunted or enjoyed. Minerals: Surface sale only. Taxes: Ag Exempt. HOA/Schools: Karnes Independent School District Price: $600,000 Location: 15± miles W of Karnes City, 16± miles W of Kenedy, 11± miles E of Campbellton, 23± miles S of Floresville, 24± miles SE of Pleasanton, 33± miles S of San Antonio. Note: Owners in residence; please allow for 24 hr notice for showings.

Offa’s Place is a generational family property sitting just north of Waco, TX. It is 526 +/- acres of multi-purpose land. This property has been in the family for 80+ years and is currently being utilized for recreational use, cattle grazing, and corn farming. Due to its close proximity to Interstate 35 and the growing city of Waco, it is sure to be in high demand for current or future development. This ranch is one of the largest remaining contiguous tracts in the area and is already surrounded with nearby small acreage developments. However, due to the size of the property, its layout, and some remaining larger acreage neighbors, it still maintains a high level of privacy and tranquility. Offa’s Place is a great investment opportunity and provides the next owners with the ability to choose their own path and plan for the land moving forward. Location: Offa’s Place is tucked away near the town of Ross, Texas. It is just a 20-minute drive north of Waco, and less than an hour and a half away from the DFW metroplex. The property has approximately 2250’ of frontage on N Katy Road on the eastern boundary and access to the western boundary of the ranch via Taylor Lane. Land: Offa’s Place has a canvas of land that allows it to be utilized as a multi-use property. The cornfields are in great harvest condition during the warmer months, and provide wonderful bird, deer, turkey, and hog hunting throughout the various seasons. The native pastures are productive for cattle grazing. Good fencing and cross fencing are in place. The soil consists of mostly Fairlie Clay and Branyon Clay. There is an elevation change of approximately 60’ that slopes mostly east to west. There is a hill located near the center of the property that allows for a nearly 360-degree view of the entire ranch. Large native hardwoods have been left to line the edges of the agricultural fields and cattle pastures. These are both visually appealing and provide sight line breaks for privacy. Water: Offa’s Place offers multiple water sources throughout the property. White Rock Creek runs through the western portion of the ranch. The property takes in both sides of the creek for approximately 2700’. White Rock Creek flows year-round in a normal year and deeper pools can be found within the ranch. There is an established crossing to get from one side of the creek to the other. There are two deeper ponds, less than an acre each, that hold water year-round and can provide fishing opportunities. There are numerous drainage corridors that feed several seasonal stock tanks for cattle and wildlife across the ranch. Buildings and Structures: There are four barns located on the property that differ in size and condition. They have varied in use over the years but are now predominately used as hay barns. The ranch includes a set of cattle pens. There is an abandoned home located on the eastern side of the property with power, water, and septic. There is another home located on the western boundary line of the property that is currently rented out to longtime tenants. No value has been placed on these buildings or structures. Other: ●A gravel road leads from N Katy Road to the abandoned home site. ●The property is under an agricultural tax exemption. ●Minerals – Contact broker for details. ●Numerous solar companies are very interested in this ranch due to its location and the transmission line that cuts through the very northeast corner of the property. The current owners are not interested in pursuing solar; however, it could be a very lucrative option for the next owners if the feasibility study comes back positive. Contact broker for additional details.

Situated in the wild Nueces Strip amongst other large ranches, this area, known as the Golden Triangle, offers the best low fence Whitetail hunting in the state of Texas. The G. K. Paloma Ranch has been owned and operated by the same family since the 1940s. Acquired by the current owners Great, Great Uncle Hal Mangum as a commission for selling the Farias Ranch for Sullivan Bank of San Antonio. Hal Mangum was one of the great cattle barons of Texas and Mexico. This historic ranch offers a truly wild and natural hunting environment. Large lakes, rolling terrain and excellent brush add to its uniqueness. Improvements: This property is light in infrastructure improvements having only 3 manufactured homes and a large metal barn with concrete floor. Two 5000-gallon water storage tanks and water treatment shed with two water softener systems are also present at the Headquarters. Three sides of the perimeter are low fenced, totaling 10.5± miles of low fenced, large neighboring ranches. The 4th, which is the east side, has 5± miles of high game fence. The property has 10± miles of low fence cross fencing that is fairly recent. The property has a good road system throughout. Water: The ranch has 11 Lakes and 2 smaller ponds. The lakes range in size from ½ acre to 6 acres. There are two named seasonal creeks that provide major runoff through the ranch. Both Mustang and Salado Creek provide good drainages for possible future lake sites. Along with these 2 creeks, there are fingers of Elm Creek traversing the property as well. Water for the Headquarters is hauled in and held in two underground 5000 gallon storage tanks. Wildlife: With a proven history of producing ‘Monster Bucks’, this ranch offers some of the best free range, low fence hunting the state has to offer. Several 170s are harvested each year. The ranch record scoring 199 B/C was found dead a few years ago. Land management over the years combined with superior genetics, offers multiple Boone & Crockett bucks yearly. Not only is this area superb for whitetail deer, but other game thrive with this truly uninhabited environment. Both Bobwhite and Blue Quail are plentiful and huntable in some areas that were selectively cleared years ago. With brush management quail friendly areas can be developed. Dove and duck hunting on the lakes is really good. Wildlife found on this ground include whitetail, turkey, javelina, quail, dove and varmints. Vegetation-Terrain: This property has all the necessary browse to grow large trophy bucks, and to hold a high carrying capacity. Brush diversity is excellent and over time has proven to produce monster whitetail deer. Brush species include: Black Brush White Brush, guayacon, granjeno, persimmon, guajillo, tasajillo, prickley pear and many more. Mesquite trees are present throughout with both Elm and Hackberry trees lining the creek bottoms. The ranch offers gently rolling terrain with 100 feet elevation change for 817-917 feet ASL, offering long range views. Over the years the owner mechanically brush managed the ranch primarily for grassy areas ideal for quail habitat. Approximately 1,600 acres has been selectively cleared and planted in native seed. Minerals: Surface sale only. One active well. Taxes: $12,681 (2022). Price: $16,500,000 or $1,834/acre. Location: The ranch is 15± miles northeast of Eagle Pass, 32± miles west of La Pryor, 45± miles southwest of Uvalde, and 125± miles west of San Antonio, TX. The property is located 3.3± miles north of FM 481 via an all-weather easement road.

Description: Las Catarinas Ranch is a great opportunity to own a hunting getaway or outfit in the Edwards Plateau region of the Texas Hill Country. Located across Hwy 83 from the historic YO Ranch, the modest improvements and accessible water create a sporting domain ideal for maintaining exotic and native wildlife. Improvements: The property has a 3-bedroom, 2-bath modular home with a large wood deck, along with a one-bedroom guest cabin. The game cleaning station and walk-in cooler allow for a more convenient hunting experience. Water: The Ranch is equipped with four water wells: three with submersible pumps, and one windmill. There is one working water trough and three shallow stock tanks for the game. The main area has a 5,000+ water storage tank, along with a large Pila that serves one of the tanks as well. Fencing: The property is completely high fenced along the perimeter, creating one large pasture on the property. Terrain & Vegetation: The gently rolling Edwards Plateau terrain is home to Live Oak, Shin Oak, Mesquite, Cedar, and other native trees. Silver Bluestem, Little Bluestem, Indian Grass, Big Muhly, Canada Wildrye, and Side Oats Gramma are a few of the native grasses in this region. Wildlife: Native and exotic animals such as Blackbuck antelope, Axis deer, Aoudad sheep, Rhea, Rio Grande turkey, Mourning dove, and wild boars are prevalent on the property. Taxes: Wildlife Exempt. Location: The ranch is located in northwest Kerr County, fronting on Hwy 83. The ranch is 20± miles from Junction, 56± miles from Kerrville, 118± miles from San Antonio, 149± miles from Austin, 292± miles from Dallas and 311± miles from Houston. The Ranch has three access gates to Hwy 83, with the main gate directly across from the YO Ranch Lands Gate.

Description: Lake Creek Ranch is an alluring western Hill Country ranch located in the beautiful Nueces River valley. The impressive 15 acre lake along with spectacular views, grand trees, extensive road system, and supreme privacy make it an ideal opportunity for anyone looking for a truly majestic retreat. Improvements: A short drive from the front gate at the base of one of the hills sits a 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom home with a nice concrete porch and driveway. Near the house is a 1500 s.f. barn with two roll top doors for parking vehicles or equipment, along with an open-air equipment barn. The perimeter of the ranch consists of both high and low fencing. The roadwork that has been done to the ranch is very impressive and allows access to both a variety of terrain and acreage. The highly improved road that runs along the hilltops makes enjoying the world class views on this ranch much easier. Water: The extensive amount of water on this property is highlighted by the 15 acre spring-fed lake which provides year-round activities and a beautiful setting. There are 15 known springs scattered throughout the property which feed many of the creeks, several of which have dams to create larger bodies of water. Along with Lake Creek, which the lake sits on, Blucher Creek and Honey Creek, there are a multitude of other unnamed creek drainages. One water well near the headquarters provides water to the house. Terrain/Vegetation: The terrain changes from flatter, usable land with deeper soils along the creek bottoms to mountainous topography which provides limitless breathtaking views. The elevation ranges from 1398 feet above sea level to 1972 feet above sea level, creating over 570 feet of elevation change. There is one large cave along with several other smaller ones on the ranch. There is a good mixture of hardwoods throughout this property including large Live Oak, Spanish Oak, Post Oak, Cedar Elms, and a particularly spectacular Pecan bottom along one of the creeks. The cedar has been selectively cleared in many areas allowing for the native grasses and other native vegetation to flourish. Wildlife: The property has the water and vegetation to support the abundant native and exotic wildlife species present. The native game commonly found include White-tailed deer, turkey, dove, wild hogs and varmints. There are free roaming exotics present which include Axis, Sika, Fallow, Black Buck, and Aoudad. The Lake and several of the other bodies of water hold migrating waterfowl during the fall/winter months and provide great fishing for largemouth bass. Taxes: Ag Exempt Minerals: Negotiable Location: The ranch is accessed via an owned lane off of CR 416 and is located 2.5+/- miles NE of Montell, 8+/- miles S of Camp Wood, 30+/- miles SW of Leakey, 32+/- miles NW of Uvalde, 110 miles W of San Antonio, 190+/- miles SW of Austin and 300+/- miles W of Houston. Garner Field Airport (KUVA) is located 3 miles east of Uvalde and has a 5,256’ runway.

Get the best of both worlds with privacy, space, and live water mere minutes from the conveniences of Boerne and San Antonio. Arroyo Vista Ranch invites you in through its pristinely landscaped gated entrance off Highway 46, but you quickly forget the sights and sounds of the city as you meander down the concrete paved road and take in the expansive views as you dip down into the creek valley below that hides the astounding improvements. The spectacular sycamore, cypress, and live oaks that line crystal-clear flowing Frederick Creek and surround the compound add to the tranquility of this amazing showplace. About mid-way up the creek, a thriving spring pours out of the fern-laden rock spring house into the creek. Private water wells and storage tanks supply ample water to all of the improvements on the ranch. This high-fenced perimeter ranch has the ideal mix of improved pasture to wooded areas providing both grazing and hunting opportunities. The Spanish Revival estate includes a 4,800 +/-sf 2 bedroom, 3.5 bath main house, 3 guest casitas, a trophy room, rec room, movie theater, a swimming pool and patio and a lap pool, all of which evoke old world charm paired with modern amenities. The spectacular architectural elements and details combined with the gorgeous mature landscaping are simultaneously impressive yet warm and welcoming. The main house features charming details in the porte-cochere, solid wood monastery doors, intricate large scale parquet wood floors, wrought iron light fixtures, custom cabinetry, reclaimed hand-hewn wood beams and door headers, and ample natural light from clerestories, large picture windows and French doors. The den includes a built-in wet bar with a wine fridge and ice maker and ornate panel doors, and custom display cabinets. The kitchen provides elegant function with custom cabinetry and high-end fixtures and appliances. The Owner’s wing is a peaceful retreat with a gas log fireplace, access to two separate outdoor spaces, a study with a barrel-vaulted brick ceiling and mesquite parquet floors and a master bath perfectly suited with his and her amenities. Additional spaces include the mud room, dining room, queen guest bedroom, laundry room, wine room, pantry, 2 separate 4-car garages, mirrored exercise room, large, covered porch with a wood-burning fireplace, outdoor kitchen, and a pool bath with shower. The impressive 4,250 +/- sf Trophy Room, with its three separate entertaining areas and 1.5 baths, is reminiscent of an African game lodge with the thatch roof bar with rough-edge limestone countertops, surrounded by trophies and curated collectibles from all over the world beneath a latilla wood ceiling and specialty lighting. The 3 guest casitas each have a designated living space, a gas fireplace, wet bar and ensuite bathrooms. Additional improvements on the property include: 2 equipment barns, an indoor shooting range, stables, a rock spring house, a picnic area with barbacoa pit, a greenhouse, and a foreman’s quarters on top of the bluff which has its own entrance from Hwy.46.

Description: Mt. Tremont Ranch is an exceptional hilltop estate that provides 360 degrees picturesque views in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. This property offers unmatched privacy and vistas with the comfort of being centrally located between the highly desirable towns of Hondo and Bandera. This majestic 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom 4,248 sf estate is equipped with vaulted ceilings, granite counter tops, an outdoor grilling pavilion, covered parking for two vehicles, 12 x 30 swimming pool, and 200 acres of Texas Hill Country. Additionally, there is a newly constructed 1,500 square foot barndominum shell that is framed and ready for customization. Improvements: The beautifully constructed 3-bedroom, 2-bath is a turnkey modern ranch style home that was built in 2008. In the home you will find windows in every room, granite countertops, 20’ vaulted ceilings, a wraparound covered porch, stainless steel appliances and rock finishes. With a 12x 30 Wylela beach style swimming pool, hot tub, a covered outdoor grilling pavilion, covered 2-car parking, and a 1,500 square foot barndominum framed shell, it’s a fantastic configuration for entertaining friends and family. Additionally, there is an S300 Bobcat and three ATVs that are included in the current asking price. Vegetation and Terrain: The beauty of the Texas Hill Country is put on full display at Mt. Tremont. Throughout the property you will find many flat land clearings ideal for hunting, long range shooting, and recreational use. Along with the cedar you will find high quality browse for wild game or livestock. Wildlife: The ranch offers great Hill Country hunting where you will see White-tailed deer, wild pigs, dove, quail, javelina, grey foxes, turkeys, and varmints. Aoudad have been spotted on the ranch and exotics roam freely in the area. The current owners have put in the effort of clearing cedar and adding water and feeders to maintain consistent hunting conditions. Water: The house is serviced by one water well. Additionally, there a is a quarter acre pond that is lined with bentonite and serviced by the water well to the keep water level at owners’ desired depth. Minerals: Will Convey Taxes: Wildlife exempt. HOA/Schools: Medina County School District. Price: $2,400,000 Million / 12k an acre Location: 17 miles N of Hondo, 25 miles S of Bandera, 31 miles W of Castroville, 50 miles W of San Antonio, 50 miles S of Boerne, 135 miles SW of Austin, 250 miles W of Houston.

The Alamito Rim Tract is 814.9 acres located only a few miles off the paved Ranch Road 169, just 15-20 minutes south of Marfa, Texas in north central Presidio County. Parcels of this size in the northern part of the county are uncommon, and the four Alamito Ranch Tracts, ranging from 607-985 acres, present a unique opportunity to own a ranch just the right size for recreation, wildlife management, and agricultural pursuits. The Alamito Rim possesses an expansive, wide-open landscape. Well maintained dirt roads provide easy access to the entire ranch. The tank and old rock cistern attract wildlife and feed irrigation lines across the parcel. The view pans across the cottonwoods of Alamito creek on the west, over the Cienega Mountains, to the peak of San Jacinto Mountain on the south. This ranch is located within a transitional zone between two distinct ecological regions: the mixed prairie and the desert grassland. The Escondido Escarpment - the southernmost terminus of the Marfa Plateau - marks this habitat and elevation shift with its impressive 400 foot cliff faces, mesas, and deep rocky canyons. Diverse wildlife can be found year round including mule deer, blue scale quail, javelina, aoudad sheep, with an incredible, seasonal, migratory bird population. Alamito Ranch has been engaged in grassland restoration through a series of EQIP subsidized programs. These programs aim to remove invasive species by utilizing spiking and grubbing. A cattle operation has continued as part of the restoration with the foremost priority being restoration of rangelands to their natural pre-agribusiness state. Reestablishment of native vegetation, the maintenance of healthy soils, and the conservation of local watersheds have been essential elements to restore habitat in the Alamito Valley. As the new owner of the Alamito Canyon tract, opportunities for continued involvement in the restoration projects are available or you may operate the ranch as you please, as there is no conservation easement in place. The property currently has an agricultural property tax valuation and well water. The contiguous Rock House pasture available with the purchase of the Rim tract; inquire for details.

The Alamito Canyon Tract is 645.32 acres and only a few miles off Ranch Road 169, 15-20 minutes south of Marfa, Texas in north central Presidio County. Parcels of this size in the northern part of the county are uncommon, and the four Alamito Ranch Tracts, ranging from 607-985 acres, present a unique opportunity to own a ranch just the right size for recreation, wildlife management, and agricultural pursuits. This tract varies over 300 feet in elevation, from 4200 to 4,500 feet and is the highest, most northeastern, of the four Alamito Ranch tracts being offered individually. Views sweep up on the east from the canyon up the mesa, and west across Alamito Creek over 30 miles to the Cienega Mountains and south to San Jacinto Peak. From its mesa Alamito Canyon ranch offers an incredible vantage point for enjoying the exquisite high desert sunset. This ranch is located within a transitional zone between two distinct ecological regions: the mixed prairie and the desert grassland. The Escondido Escarpment - the southernmost terminus of the Marfa Plateau - marks this habitat and elevation shift with its impressive 400 foot cliff faces, mesas, and deep rocky canyons. Diverse wildlife can be found year round including mule deer, blue scale quail, javelina, aoudad sheep, with an incredible, seasonal, migratory bird population. Alamito Ranch has been engaged in grassland restoration through a series of EQIP subsidized programs. These programs aim to remove invasive species by utilizing spiking and grubbing. A cattle operation has continued as part of the restoration with the foremost priority being restoration of rangelands to their natural pre-agribusiness state. Reestablishment of native vegetation, the maintenance of healthy soils, and the conservation of local watersheds have been essential elements to restore habitat in the Alamito Valley. As the new owner of the Alamito Canyon tract, opportunities for continued involvement in the restoration projects are available or operate the ranch as you please, as there is no conservation easement in place. The property currently has an agricultural property tax valuation. Tracts of this size in the northern part of the county are uncommon, and present a unique opportunity to own ranch land that is just enough for recreation, wildlife management, and agricultural pursuits. The deeded easement road entrance is accessed from RR 169 with the property line just a few miles further.

The Alamito Overlook Tract is 985.9 acres located only a few miles off the paved Ranch Road 169, just 15-20 minutes south of Marfa, Texas in north central Presidio County. Parcels of this size in the northern part of the county are uncommon, and the four Alamito Ranch Tracts, ranging from 607-985 acres, present a unique opportunity to own a ranch just the right size for recreation, wildlife management, and agricultural pursuits. The Alamito Overlook is the largest of the Alamito Ranch tracts. Alamito Creek winds through the center of the ranch in beautiful, stark contrast to the adjacent high desert landscape. The terrain adeptly shifts from cactus and greasewood to lush grasses and massive cottonwoods trees as you cross into the riparian zone. Above the creek, there are 20-30 mile outstretched views. This ranch is located within a transitional zone between two distinct ecological regions: the mixed prairie and the desert grassland. The Escondido Escarpment - the southernmost terminus of the Marfa Plateau - marks this habitat and elevation shift with its impressive 400 foot cliff faces, mesas, and deep rocky canyons. Diverse wildlife can be found year round including mule deer, blue scale quail, javelina, aoudad sheep, with an incredible, seasonal, migratory bird population. Alamito Ranch has been engaged in grassland restoration through a series of EQIP subsidized programs. These programs aim to remove invasive species by utilizing spiking and grubbing. A cattle operation has continued as part of the restoration with the foremost priority being restoration of rangelands to their natural pre-agribusiness state. Reestablishment of native vegetation, the maintenance of healthy soils, and the conservation of local watersheds have been essential elements to restore habitat in the Alamito Valley. As the new owner of the Alamito Canyon tract, opportunities for continued involvement in the restoration projects are available or you may operate the ranch as you please, as there is no conservation easement in place. The property currently has an agricultural property tax valuation and well water. The contiguous Rock House pasture available with the purchase of the Overlook tract; inquire for details.

The Alamito Valley Tract is 607.66acres located only a few miles off the paved Ranch Road 169, just 15-20 minutes south of Marfa, Texas in north central Presidio County. Parcels of this size in the northern part of the county are uncommon, and the four Alamito Ranch Tracts, ranging from 607-985 acres, present a unique opportunity to own a ranch just the right size for recreation, wildlife management, and agricultural pursuits. The Alamito Valley embodies the Texas high desert. The soil ranges from white to red to grey with great diversity of flora. The Alamito Creek Valley cuts across the eastern portion of the ranch, creating a dramatic view to the north and south. From the well-maintained dirt roads, you have access to both the lush creek bed and the high, rocky outcropping on the east. Directly north and over 40 miles away, the Davis Mountains rise up with Mount Livermore visible on clear days. This ranch is located within a transitional zone between two distinct ecological regions: the mixed prairie and the desert grassland. The Escondido Escarpment - the southernmost terminus of the Marfa Plateau - marks this habitat and elevation shift with its impressive 400 foot cliff faces, mesas, and deep rocky canyons. Diverse wildlife can be found year round including mule deer, blue scale quail, javelina, aoudad sheep, with an incredible, seasonal, migratory bird population. Alamito Ranch has been engaged in grassland restoration through a series of EQIP subsidized programs. These programs aim to remove invasive species by utilizing spiking and grubbing. A cattle operation has continued as part of the restoration with the foremost priority being restoration of rangelands to their natural pre-agribusiness state. Reestablishment of native vegetation, the maintenance of healthy soils, and the conservation of local watersheds have been essential elements to restore habitat in the Alamito Valley. As the new owner of the Alamito Canyon tract, opportunities for continued involvement in the restoration projects are available or you may operate the ranch as you please, as there is no conservation easement in place. The property currently has an agricultural property tax valuation and well water. The contiguous Rock House pasture available with the purchase of the Overlook tract; inquire for details. creek, hills, desert and grassland combination, views davis mountains

Property Description: Situated just 25 minutes from Downtown Fort Worth and 45 minutes from Dallas lies the Shelton Ranch, a historic ranch that has been in the same family for multiple generations. With ample road frontage and easy access to several main thorough fairs, the property is primed for development or ready for another family to continue in a ranching tradition. This location in Tarrant County between Alliance Airport and Downtown Fort Worth is in one of the fastest growing areas of not just the state, but the entire United States, thus the uniqueness of this opportunity is incredibly rare. Improvements: Improvements on the property include a 5,600 +/-SF main residence, a 1,300 +/- SF manager’s house, and a 1,300 +/- SF shop/storage building. The entire property is fenced and cross fenced. The access to the improvements is paved coming from the south side of the property on Peden Rd; however, the other roads through the property are gravel and rough-cut roads. Location: The property is located outside the city limits of Fort Worth, in Tarrant County, TX. The property has frontage on E. Peden Road and Tinsley Rd, just off Business 287. Road/Frontage Access: The property has approximately 4,317 +/- feet of frontage on E. Peden Road and 4,089 +/- feet of frontage on Tinsley Rd and is visible from Business 287. The existing road frontage provides excellent ingress and egress for both the north and south sides of the property. Water: The property is in the City of Fort Worth water district. There is a water line located on the southeast corner of the property, along Peden Rd. As it relates to the surface water on the property, there are 7 stock tanks, varying in size, as well as a 4 +/- AC lake, and frontage on both sides of Gillmore Creek. The property is just minutes away from the shores of Eagle Mountain Lake where endless recreational opportunities await. Terrain/Topography: The land is a nice mix of rolling grass lands and dense native tree cover. Elevation on the property ranges from approximately 890 +/- feet above sea level on the far northern end of the property, to approximately 800 +/- feet above sea level along the banks of the creek. Minerals: The mineral estate does not convey with the sale of the property. Development Potential: This property is prime for development. There are several residential developments existing and under construction in the immediate area. Tarrant County is an extremely active and growing market for this part of the state. This property is in Northwest ISD, which spans approximately 234 square miles, three counties, and a total of fourteen cities, towns, and communities. Current Zoning: Most of the property currently has an agricultural exemption in place and is classified under the Agricultural Open District with a small portion of the property (where the residence is classified under Single-Family Residential. The City of Fort Worth includes this acreage in their Future Land Use Plan. The land use plan forecasts much of the property to be developed into Single-Family Residential, with the property at the corners of Peden Rd and Tinsley Rd to be developed at Neighborhood Commercial. Along either side of Tinsley Road, along the northwest border of the property, the land is forecasted to be developed for Mixed Use.

Twin Creeks Ranch is located in the fast developing area near the newly formed Bois D'arc Lake and is one of the largest contiguous land holdings in all of Fannin County, Texas. The ranch boasts its own private, onsite +/-85 acre lake, along with numerous other managed wetlands and ponds, making it one of the premier waterfowl hunting properties in all the area. Spanning +/-933 contiguous acres, Twin Creeks Ranch currently sits as a testament to years and years of wildlife management, habitat enhancement and a deep respect for the land, water and their inhabitants. With that said, the property is also primed for commercial and/or residential development. Sitting only 1 hour from downtown Dallas and only 7 miles from the newly formed Bois D'arc Lake, and as the greater Dallas metroplex grows and activity at the lake increases, this property could be ripe for development of residential and/or commercial endeavors. The highlight of the property is the private +/-85 acre horseshoe shaped lake. The lake reaches depths of 15 to 20 feet and acts as a roost lake for the four engineered wetlands built on the lake peripherals. These timbered wetlands are designed for easy, drive up access to hunting blinds and for incredible shows of ducks decoying through the timber with their feet down. The wetlands are also spread out across the ranch to allow for hunting multiple days in a row without disturbing the roost lake. A number of differing variations of large, mature oak trees dot the landscape alongside cottonwoods, cedars, elm and sycamore trees. While some of the oak trees reach hundreds of feet into the air, the specific water oak variety plays a integral role creating the wonderful duck hunting as it produces a small acorn that the ducks crave. Each water oak tree typically produces 2500 pounds per year of these small acorns, which naturally flow into the wetlands and become a natural food source for migrating ducks. There are also grasslands, timbered creek bottoms, hay meadows and tilled food plots, all of which come together to make incredible habitat and some of the most scenic landscapes in the area. Keep your eyes peeled as you make your way through the electronic, passcode enabled security gate at the entrance of the ranch and head down the long gravel driveway as you are likely to see all types of wild creatures. A cozy and comfortable three bedroom and two bathroom home sits at the end of a one mile long driveway to the pinnacle of the lake and is set at a perfect angle to enjoy the sunrises and sunsets throughout the seasons. The home sets up perfectly as either a full time residence or as a weekend/vacation home. As you enter the home, your eyes immediately shift to the limestone that frames the wood burning fireplace anchoring the living area. The vaulted ceilings and the pine woodwork that flows throughout the home gives it a rustic cabin feel. The well appointed kitchen has a large island wrapped in limestone matching the fireplace, stainless steel appliances and plenty of cabinet space. The master suite, two spare bedrooms, hall bath and laundry room round out the home. Dependent upon how you arrange the home, you could easily sleep 6 to 8 people. Stepping outside, the home has two strategically positioned covered decks that allow for over-watch of the lake and its inhabitants. For safety, there is an underground concrete storm shelter and a whole home backup generator. Just like the rest of the property, the entire home is solid, clean and well designed and easy to manage and maintain from afar. The metal roof, concrete board siding and gated entrance allow you to utilize this as a second home without worry. Within 100 feet of the home is a flagstone firepit sitting area and a covered boat dock and fish cleaning station. The dock has a boat lift, counter and stainless steel sink and is just another in a long, long list of wonderful places to sit and take in the sights. The metal outbuilding has an insulted roof, concrete floor, bathroom and separate shop sink. The building measures 30'x50 with an extra tall overhead door, allowing you to park your truck inside or store all your toys, decoys and tools. The shop also features a game cleaning area. Seven high-end elevated box blinds are strategically positioned around the property overlooking feeders and/or food plots. The deer are plentiful. The entire property is fenced providing privacy, security and allowing for the management of livestock. The heart and soul of this ranch over the last generation has been it's recreational value and enjoyment. At it's baseline, the lake, wetlands and combination of dense timber and open grasslands provide excellent habitat for a whole host of wildlife, including waterfowl, whitetail deer, hogs, turkey, dove, small game and predators. There is always something in season and this ranch delivers. The ranch provides a wide variety of waterfowl opportunities ranging from Mallards and Wood Ducks gliding in-between the outstretched limbs of decades old oak trees to wide open-water goose hunts. Gadwall, Green Winged Teal Northern Pintail and a wide assortment of diving ducks are all seen on a regular basis across the ranch. The main lake on the ranch is home to both a resident and migrating Canadian Goose population. Again, the beauty of this property is that you can take advantage of all the differing waterfowl opportunities by hunting nearly every day of the season without scaring off the birds currently amassed on the ranch. The fun in and around the water continues with some awesome fishing too! The lake has been tailored with underlying structure and food for massive largemouth bass and large numbers or crappie. The management of this portion of the ranch has not been overlooked. The crappie are removed and consumed when caught to help control their population, but the trophy bass are photographed and released to allow for the top shelf genetics to continue to propagate throughout the lake. 10 pound bass are not uncommon with the largest one being a post-spawn 13.8 pound whopper. The lake has a hard bottom, which leads to clear, clean water. And, that clear, clean water allows for awesome top water action! Imagine watching a massive largemouth chase your lure across the top and elevating through the waterline! Whitetail deer are also highly coveted on this ranch. They are fed all throughout the year, both with static corn and mineral feeders and also via planted food plots. The owners have even created a specific sanctuary area that is not hunted or entered unless necessary. This allows the deer to feel safe and congregate on the ranch in big numbers. The ranch holds a number of nice sized bucks each year with only 1 to 3 having been taken off the ranch each of the past number of years. Hunting positions and options are plentiful with stands hung in various patches of dense timber and elevated, enclosed blinds placed overlooking water or food plots, you can always find the correct wind to hunt. It's always hog hunting season on this ranch. Part recreation and part land management tactic, the owners have made a consistent effort to shoot and/or trap hogs on the property. Combining entertainment and land stewardship is a great way to spend a day outdoors. The owners also host an annual early fall squirrel hunt for family and friends. The trees are filled with two types of squirrels, the Eastern Gray Squirrel and the Eastern Fox Squirrel. This makes for a fun, challenging and rewarding hunt! Cattle have been grazed on only a small portion of the ranch in recent years and that could easily be expanded, if desired. There is also a +/-30 acre hay meadow that is traditionally baled each season and multiple tillable areas totaling +/-4 acres and currently utilized as food plots to attract wildlife. Water rights and minerals rights are both set to transfer upon closing. Over the last decade, the owners have worked hard and put thought, planning and resources behind continual improvement of the property. The lake spillway has been updated and reconfigured to ensure it consistently holds the proper amount of water. The lake has been routinely stocked with shad to feed and support the trophy bass that were put into the lake many years ago. In addition to the food plots designed to enhance all the wildlife on the property, the deer have been consistently managed throughout the property. Fences have been well maintained throughout the property and remain in good to excellent shape. If desired, as the greater Dallas metro moves north and east, combined with the growth and excitement of the newly opened Bois D'arc Lake, the development potential around the private lake may be unmatched in the area. Please Note: Verification of financial ability is required prior to any/all showings. All showings are by appointment only and must be scheduled through the Listing Agent. Fannin County, TX is known for having long summers and mild winters. Summers are hot and humid with temperatures reaching the mid 90s and 100s. The winters are generally mild with occasional cold spells dipping into the 20s. Rains are more prevalent in the spring and average rainfall is 46 inches per year. Part of this ranch was once owned by former US Speaker of the House of Representatives, Sam Rayburn. Twin Creeks Ranch is located just 1.5 hours (74 miles) north east of downtown Dallas. The ranch sits less than 5 miles as the crow flies from the newly created Bois D'arc Lake, which is the first major reservoir built in Texas in nearly 30 years. The development around this lake has already begun and is expected to grow to support the tourism and recreation the lake will bring. Oklahoma City, OK is less than a 3 hour drive to the ranch and Shreveport, LA is 3 hours and 15 minutes. Nearby Bonham, TX has all of the ammenities you would expect in a growing city of approximately 10,600. There is a hospital and other medical facilities, restaurants, grocery stores, farm and ranch supply stores, hotels, museums and a small airport. In addition to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport being just over 1 hour away, the McKinney National Airport features a 7000 foot long runway and is only 40 minutes from the ranch.

Extremely well-maintained older home on 201 acres in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Good rolling terrain with scattered trees. Property offers good hunting and recreation. Currently leased to the neighbor for cattle use. This ranch, located between Hamilton and Goldthwaite, has been in the same family for over 100 years. Owner has an additional 75 acres for sale across the county road. This property can be purchased separately.This ranch sits in a nice area on a well-maintained county road. Older fences are in good shape. Plenty of grass for cattle, sheep, or other livestock. One stock tank that holds water year-round. A good well that's run off a solar pump. Good hunting. Just across the county road, owner has an additional 75 acres available for sale. This property can also be purchased separately. Extremely well-maintained older home. The four bedrooms and 2 bathrooms make this the perfect home or weekend getaway! The garage and carports provide plenty covered parking, and the large workshop has a garage door to let you work on equipment out of the weather! The older mobile home needs a new water heater, and to have the water and propane lines inspected but is still in useable condition should friends or relatives come to visit. Good Hunting Good stout grass for cattle and other livestock. Fences are in satisfactory condition

Description: This ranch lies in the highly sought-after region of eastern Medina County, just 18 minutes west of San Antonio. Quihi Oaks is a unique ranch that offers the privacy of a large ranch, with the convenience of San Antonio just minutes away. This ranch is well balanced with native brush and selectively cleared land, offering the ability for grazing, hunting or recreational use of the property. Also included are two cleared fields that give the opportunity for farming as well. Plenty of large Oak trees and two ponds add to the uniqueness of this offering. Improvements: On the eastern side is a 109-acre tract that is cleared for grazing and contains a 2144 square foot brick house surrounded by large oak trees and a ½ acre pond. Along with this are 2 cleared fields that are crop ready and a grain bin. The 284-acre tract on the western side contains a smaller 1237 square foot wood and brick house, as well as 3 barns, cattle pens, and a 672 square foot garage with a walk-in deer cooler. There is a good road system that traverses the ranch and gives access to the hunting blinds and feeders, making this ranch ready to hunt. All fencing on the property is low fence. Water: Quihi Oaks Ranch has a Yancey Municipal water meter on both tracts and a water well by the house on the western parcel. Also within in the property are some fingers of Quihi Creek. These drainages provide good cover and have pools of water in wet times. Wildlife: This partially low fenced ranch contains wildlife that is native to this part of Texas, including whitetail deer, hogs, turkey, doves, ducks, and varmints. Vegetation: This ranch falls in the transition zone where the Texas Hill Country and South Texas meet. Due to this the brush ranges from typical South Texas brush like Guajillo, White Brush, Mesquite, prickly pear cactus, and persimmons to Texas Hill Country Brush like cedar and Agarita. Large oak trees are found throughout which is representative of the Hill Country. Utilities: Electricity runs to and along both sides the property. Taxes: $4,832± (2022). Location: Quihi Oaks is located 13+ miles north of Castroville, 14+ miles west of San Antonio, 14+ miles northeast of Hondo, 113+ miles southwest of Austin. This property sits on CR 265, CR 354, and FM 2676. This property is divided by CR 265, giving the western tract about 1 mile of CR 265 frontage and the eastern tract about .54 miles of CR 265 frontage. The western tract also has .35 miles of CR 354 frontage.

357 Ranch has been transformed to meet and exceed the expectations of the most discerning recreational ranch owner, combining rugged landscapes with high-end amenities and multiple ways to enjoy the property. An exquisitely appointed main home is complemented by an equally impressive lodge with its own pool and a 19th-century cabin that is a favorite with guests. 357 Ranch gained its name from the 357 acres it encompasses. Highly improved pastures along Germany Creek look up hundreds of feet of elevation to wooded hillsides where Oak, Cedar and Elm trees surround multiple ponds and wet weather streams. The fertile bottom ground is mostly sandy loam soils and riparian areas where Cranes, Ducks, Geese, and other waterfowl reside most of the year. Native grasses and plants grow throughout spring, summer, and fall providing excellent browse for White Tail Deer. The 4,782 square foot main home with stone walls and wood ceilings offers natural light and panoramic views through expansive windows on the southern exposure. Each part of the home flows seamlessly into the next where no expense was spared to bridge the gap between the gorgeous interior and the natural beauty surrounding the ranch. The west wing contains the master suite, ensuite with garden tub, an amazing shower, his and hers walk-in closets, and a home gym with floor-to-ceiling glass doors that lead to an outdoor patio. Automatic blinds can be lowered, transforming the space into a tranquil retreat with its own fireplace. The heart of this architectural masterpiece is a living room, formal dining area and kitchen that is as equally suited for large gatherings as it is for intimate meals with a few family or friends. The chef's kitchen is replete with built-in Wolf and Subzero appliances, stone countertops, breakfast nook and patio door leading to the outdoor kitchen. Continuing to the east wing there is a private guest quarters with full ensuite just as beautiful and with panoramic views of the landscape and surrounding hills. The main home features a pool with an expansive deck and matching pool house with guest quarters and an outdoor kitchen. The 2,400 square foot lodge rests on a small hill on the southeast corner of the ranch and is beautifully appointed with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, an office/study, formal living room, dining room, and large kitchen with a patio and a spectacular pool. Beyond the pool is a 19th century cabin and a wood-framed barn from about the same time. The cabin has been preserved and refurbished to become a charming guest quarters with all the comforts of home and is a favorite accommodation with guests. A 9,000 square foot shop serves as the hub for the recreational opportunities on the ranch with a 3,000 square foot fully enclosed and insulated shop, two nicely appointed apartments, a conference room with half bath, laundry facilities, secure storage, and 80' x 60' equipment barn. West of the shop is the RV pavilion with 3 full-service sites, a full bathroom with a shower, an outdoor kitchen, and dining, with a firepit that overlooks the stocked pond. The motocross track begins on the south side of the shop and wraps around the east side of the RV pavilion where it connects to a network of trails designed to access the picturesque hills and valleys that comprise the north half of the property. A pistol range and a 1,000 yard rifle range round out the recreational amenities that make 357 Ranch an extraordinary opportunity for its next steward. North Texas Hill Country is renowned for its natural beauty and diversity of wildlife. White Tail Deer, Turkey, Quail, Dove, and all manner of waterfowl thrive in great numbers thanks to the rugged topography that keeps development at bay. A combination of natural habitat, improved pastures, hills, valleys, and water features make 357 Ranch an oasis in the surrounding wilderness for large and small game to call home. Summers at the ranch are warm and humid with an average temperature of 80 degrees while winters are generally mild and average 50 degrees. The area typically receives 35 inches of rain annually and the growing season lasts around 170 days. 357 Ranch was assembled from 2 separate ranches and connected through a series of expertly constructed roads and multiple creek crossings that wind through the Germany Creek valley. The property borders County Road 132 on the north and County Road 163 on the south. Two gated entrances enter the ranch from County Road 163 and lead to each of the two homes and all of the outbuildings, shops and a motocross track. ATV trails lead from the headquarters up the mountainsides past several ponds and to clearings with views for miles. 357 ranch is located in the Texas Hill Country, 3 miles west of Hwy 281 between Stephenville and I-20. The quiet, paved County Road 163 offers privacy and tranquility while affording easy access to local amenities and a 1 hour and 20-minute drive to Dallas/Fort Worth. Stephenville Clark Regional Airport with a 75 x 4,200 ft runway is 20 minutes from the ranch entrance.

Description: Driftwood Ranch, featuring the confluence of the Atascosa and Frio Rivers, is a one-of-a-kind turnkey property that has been meticulously cared for and operated by the same family for 100 years. Along with the confluence, this property features 2.3+ miles of steady flowing Frio River and is one and half mile away from the Choke Canyon Reservoir. The riverbanks are lined with hundreds of large oak, elm, and hackberry trees with hanging moss to create a beautifully surreal wilderness, a rare sight in South Texas. The property also features a 4,500+ square foot home that was featured in the 1998 Parade of Homes in San Antonio. Improvements: Upon entry through the automatic gate and stoned entrance, the paved black top road takes you to the 4 bed, 4 bathroom two-story 4,500 sf home. Built in 2000, the home’s plans were featured in the 1998 Parade of Homes in San Antonio. Additionally, a few barns and storage sheds throughout the property provide storage for all farm equipment, hay, and other various ranching necessities. All farming equipment will convey in the sale (see broker for full list of farming equipment). Water: Driftwood Ranch is a true Texas landmark with the historically significant confluence of the Atascosa and Frio Rivers. Along the east half of the property, the Frio River flows for 2.3+/- miles. Renowned Choke Canyon Reservoir is one and half miles away of the property and releases 33 cubic feet of water per second straight into the Frio; this state mandated flow of water is to ensure the constant flow of the Frio River, preventing dry spells. Additionally, there is a 1.5+ acre tank next to house. The house is supplied by Three Rivers Water and there are four water meters throughout the property. Vegetation/ Terrain: Driftwood Ranch has endless possibilities but is primarily used for hunting, grazing, and crop cultivation. The mixture of oak, elm, and hackberry trees along the riverbank creates a serene waterscape unlike any other in South Texas. 150 acres are currently used for cultivating grain sorghum and corn. 200+ acres of open pasture are used for cattle grazing. The remainder of the property is filled with shrub brush common to South Texas for high quality deer and wildlife habitat. This property has been carefully managed to prevent overgrazing and to keep the soils in excellent condition. Wildlife: This low fenced ranch creates a wildlife haven and provides some of greatest Whitetail deer, dove, duck, turkey, quail, and hog hunting in the state. Driftwood Ranch has had very low pressured hunting over the years, providing new owners with the opportunity to implement their preferred wildlife program. The brush habitat is well-suited and designed for all wildlife to thrive and has all the common shrub brush found in South Texas for excellent deer hunting. This property is one and half miles away Choke Canyon Reservoir where you can enjoy world class bass fishing and duck hunting, as well. Taxes: Agricultural Exemption Minerals: None. Brokers notes: A portion of this ranch is in the flood plain. The house has been built up on 5 feet of topsoil to keep out of the flood plain. See broker for details. Contact Zane Gurwitz at 210-683-6610 for showings and inquiries. Location: Driftwood Ranch is just to the west of Three Rivers, 1.5+ miles from Choke Canyon, 10+ miles north of George West, 70+ miles south of San Antonio, 70+ miles north of Corpus Christi, 220+ miles southwest of Houston.

Henderson Farm is an exceptional 63-acre property in the beautiful southern Jack County, Texas. This property has been meticulously improved and tended to over the years. Initially, the owner built this property with the intent to retire and spend the rest of his days on this stunning piece of land, but life had other plans. All improvements have been built and cared for with the intent to last, not to flip the property and make a little money. Strategically maintained roads are placed around the improvements, making it easy and convenient for trucks and trailers to get in and out of the estate. Henderson Farm is a beautiful example of a well-balanced landscape with carefully cultivated areas, thriving coastal, and a prominent woodland. Its environment fosters a healthy ecosystem and provides stunning views through the property. The owner has strategically removed all unwanted trees and rocks, ensuring no damage from the open area to any farming equipment. These open areas give the property a good, clean, and tight feel while offering plenty of food for the wildlife and cattle and lots of room for the turkey to strut around during the springtime. All three ponds on the property are thriving with fish, and two of them have been stocked with catfish and bass, providing endless opportunities for family and friends to have year-round fun. This property functions with the capability of three water wells. Currently, two of the water wells are in use, while the condition of the third well is unknown. As you enter the ranch through the custom electric gate, you will be greeted by a well-maintained road fenced off to the improvements. This ensures the safety of the livestock and horses on the ranch. Nestled in a thicket of mature oak and mesquite trees lies the Henderson homestead, offering a charming 2,700 square foot barndominium with 2 beds and 2 full baths for comfort and functionality for a small family. Walking into the home, you are greeted by a cozy living area with a large kitchen to the left. Tucked in behind the living room is a bedroom built for company. Upstairs is one master bedroom with large walk-in closets and a huge main bathroom. Just to the west of the home is a building initially built for a welding shop but is currently used as a carport and storage building. This farm offers an abundance of shop space, a private office, a tool room, and many rooms with tall ceilings for an RV, boats, equipment, and anything else that needs to be out of the harsh elements of Mother Nature. Connected between the two large shops is a party barn equipped with a full kitchen, bathroom, air conditioning, and roll-up windows to enjoy the outdoors on those cool afternoons. A remodeled mobile home offers family and friends their space while visiting for the holidays, or it can be rented out for extra income. In addition to all the improvements, this farm offers an excellent set of working pens designed to work cattle efficiently with minimal help. Designed to work while sheltered from the weather, the lane and squeeze shoot are conveniently under the shed, along with a tack room and stalls. This property is turnkey for someone who wants to enjoy country living while only being a short drive to the city. AGENT COMMENTS: Henderson Farm was planned and constructed with the utmost care and durability, keeping in mind the desire to cherish, labor, and entertain loved ones. Although there is a windmill farm to the west, the location of the house among the grand trees obscures any view of them. This farm is ideal for individuals who enjoy a bit of farming and raising cattle while seeking refuge from the hectic city life, yet still being close enough to not feel isolated. -- BARNDOMINIUM -- Home Specs ~ 2,700 sqft custom barndo built in 2006; 2 bedrooms, 2 baths Kitchen ~ Huge kitchen with lots of cabinet space Living Area ~ Cozy living room as you enter the home Master Bedroom ~ The master bedroom is the entire upstairs with a loft, a 12 X 12 walk-in closet, and a spacious bathroom Guest Bedroom ~ Downstairs with roomy closet and private bathroom Front Porch ~ Covered front porch Heating, Venting, & Cooling ~ 3 years old; Goodman Water ~ Watered by a water well that pumps into a 2,500-gallon storage tank; the water well pumps 7 to 8 gallons a minute Electricity ~ Tri-County Electric Septic ~ Own septic tank -- MOBILE HOME-- Home Specs ~ 1,568 sqft mobile built in 1999; 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths Kitchen ~ Sizable kitchen with new custom cabinets Living Area ~ Large living area just outside the kitchen Master Bedroom ~ On the east side of the house, spacious closet and bathroom Porch ~ Covered front and back porch HVAC ~ 3 years old; Goodman Water ~ Watered by a water well Electricity ~ Tri-County Electric Septic ~ Own septic tank -- IMPROVEMENTS -- Main Shop ~ 3,200 SF with sliding doors; spray foam installation; excellent lighting, concrete floor Second Shop ~ 2,500 SF with 3 - 12' roll-up doors; excellent lighting; concrete floor Machine Shop ~ 1,800 SF with roll-up door and sliding door; currently used for carport Supply/Tool Room ~ 900 SF with roll-up door; spray foam installation; concrete floor Storage Room ~ 20' X 30' Water Well Building ~ 15' X 15' building; spray foam Insulation; concrete floor Office In Shop ~ 400 SF; Heater/AC; compo key lock; well installed Interior Roads ~ Excellent road system Boundary Fences ~ 5 strands barbed wire; excellent condition; over 1.4 miles of boundary fence Interior Fences ~ Good condition; 3 pasture; cross-fenced with 5-strand barbed wire; house & 3 ac fenced to keep cattle out Entrance Gates ~ Custom entrance with electric gate Cattle Pens ~ 30'X 40' with tack room and stalls; cover for squeeze shoot -- WATER, COVER & TERRAIN -- Surface Water ~ 3 ponds at .22 ac, .12 ac, and .14 ac (When Full) Elevation ~ 10ft; relatively flat Water Wells ~ 3 water wells; 2 working wells and on one, the condition is unknown Tree Cover ~ 58% wooded; live oak, post oak, elm, mesquite Underbrush ~ Moderate; lotebush, bumelia, skunkbush, ephedra, cat claw, yucca, and prickly pear Native Grasses ~ Little bluestem, grammas, ryegrass; ideal seeds for wildlife Grazing ~ The owner is currently grazing, with a capacity of 1 animal to 28 acres Cultivation ~ 40% cultivated in Coastal Grass; Bonti fine sandy loam and Truce fine sand loam -- HUNTING & RECREATION -- Wildlife ~ Whitetail deer, duck, turkey, dove, quail, hogs, varmint Hunting Pressure ~ Little to no hunting pressure Blinds & Feeders ~ 1 deer blinds & 1 deer feeders Fishing ~ Largemouth bass, crappie, and catfish Habitat ~ Cultivation with scattered woods Pictures & Videos ~ Game footage & fishing pics coming soon -- MINERALS & WIND -- Mineral Rights ~ No mineral rights to convey O&G Production ~ No oil and gas production Pipeline ~ 1 - 2' Natural Gas line; the operator is Colt Gathering (North Texas) L.P. Wind Rights ~ 100% wind rights convey Wind Production ~ Wind farm 3 miles N of property -- ACCESS & DISTANCES -- Road Frontage ~ 1/2 mile of Pump Station Road frontage Nearby Towns ~ 10 miles S of Jacksboro, 18 miles N of Mineral Wells Major Cities ~ 50 miles NW of Fort Worth, 60 miles S of Wichita Falls Airports ~ property is 20 mi N of Mineral Wells Airport, 65 mi W of DFW

This 2,275 +/- acre property is the ultimate Texas Hill Country hunting ranch. With just under 14 miles of nearly new high fence and multiple blinds and feeders set up and actively feeding, it is home to whitetail deer and multiple exotic species for year-round hunting. Complete with a man-made dam and barndominium, it is centrally located and is a reasonable drive to major airports. It is also available as two separate parcels. Tap into the benefits of a wildlife haven that boasts open pastures, rolling terrain, abundant native and exotic wildlife, a man-made dam and nearly five miles of the seasonal Blowout and Rocky creeks. This serene Hill Country property borders two county roads and is conveniently located less than 15 minutes from Golthwaite for shopping convenience. For those seeking more urban amenities, it is situated only 1.5 hours from Austin, 2.5 hours from Dallas/Fort Worth and less than 3 hours from San Antonio. The ranch's concrete dam is a popular watering hole for wildlife and serves as your own private swimming and fishing hole. Head for a nearby blind with your rifle or bow, or relax under one of the many mature live oaks with binoculars and camera in hand and take advantage of the wildlife viewing opportunities. Long-range shooters will appreciate the chance to shoot out to 1,000 yards, thanks to the property's steel gong setup. The high-fenced ranch offers multiple game species, including whitetail deer, turkeys, pigs, jackrabbits and popular Texas hill country exotics such as axis, blackbuck, fallow, red deer, aoudad and white-bearded gnu. Enjoy terrain that features elevation changes of more than 200 feet, providing varying views of the ranch's 2,275 acres and multiple sites for an additional home or cabin amid the live oak, post oak, walnut, pecan, elm, mesquite and cedar trees. Native vegetation includes yucca, prickly pear cactus, desert spoon and, in spring, renowned Texas Hill Country wildflowers, including iconic bluebonnets. This ranch is also available as two separate North and South parcels. The North parcel spans 1,005 acres +/- and is available for $6,281,250. The South parcel spans 1,270 acres +/- and is priced at $7,874,000. A brand new two-bedroom, two-bathroom barndomimium with a 40'X40' shop makes an excellent hunting camp or ranch manager's quarters. The shop's sectional overhead door opens easily to store your largest equipment or RV. Move in and start hunting, or build a new lodge to meet your specific needs, whether you seek a private or corporate hunting retreat, want to launch your own hunting business or breed and raise exotics. Buy it today, start hunting it tomorrow! Enjoy year-round recreation in the Hill Country a region of Texas known for its serene beauty, rustic elegance and mild climate.