luxury property with hunting estate for sale Batesville, United States

Description: Located in the heart of the Golden Triangle, less than 100 miles from San Antonio, this turnkey ranch is ready to hunt. Diverse native brush provides excellent nutrition for growing the large whitetail deer the area is known for. Several ponds throughout the ranch offer ample water for both livestock and wildlife, while also attracting an array of migratory birds, including dove and waterfowl. Improvements: Improvements are minimal, leaving a blank canvas for new owners to build to their liking. The ranch currently features four brand-new hunting setups, complete with corn and protein feeders strategically placed throughout; these are negotiable with the sale. The property is high-fenced on three sides, with fencing in excellent condition. Additionally, the property has access to city sewer and high-speed fiber internet. Water: Two earthen tanks located on opposite ends of the ranch provide reliable water sources for wildlife and livestock and are reported to hold water even in drought conditions. City water is also available on the property and services a large trough located several hundred yards from the eastern boundary. There is an old oil well that is in the process of been converted into a high volume Carrizo water well. Vegetation and Terrain: The ranch features a diverse range of soils, from fine sandy loam to clay loam, supporting a wide variety of native vegetation. Brush species include guayacan, guajillo, blackbrush, mesquite, whitebrush, granjeno, persimmon, twisted acacia, and more, creating excellent habitat and forage. Wildlife: The ranch is situated in one of the premier regions for producing Boone and Crockett-class native whitetail deer. The current owners have implemented a year-round protein feeding program and have allowed several promising young bucks to mature. In addition to whitetail, the property supports javelina, hogs, bobwhite quail, coyotes, bobcats, and other native species. Location: Pueblo Ranch lies along the eastern boundary of Big Wells city limits, with frontage on Highway 85 and FM 1867. The ranch is approximately 19± miles east of Carrizo Springs, 26± miles west of Dilley, 97± miles southwest of San Antonio, 178± miles southwest of Austin, and 291± miles southwest of Houston. Minerals: Surface sale only.

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

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

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

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.

The Encinal Ranch is a fantastic hunting ranch located in the heart of the famed “Golden Triangle” on the Webb / La Salle County line just west of Encinal, TX. With excellent brush diversity, improved quail habitat, strong water infrastructure, and superb whitetail genetics, this ranch should check every box for the discerning South Texas buyer! IMPROVEMENTS: The ranch has no structural improvements, the perimeter is high-fenced, and there is a very good road system in place. WATER: There is one water well which pipes water across the ranch to 4 tanks and 7 wildlife watering stations. TERRAIN: The majority of the ranch land is thick native brush providing ideal habitat to grow trophy whitetail, of which some of the largest in the State have been harvested in this area. The owner has strategically done extensive brush “motting” to improve the quail habitat in several areas of the ranch. WILDLIFE: The trophy whitetail herd has been expertly managed for multiple years and enjoys an MLDP Level III status. Other wildlife includes quail, dove, turkey, and other native species. LOCATION: The Encinal Ranch is accessed via Krueger Rd, just 2.8±mi NW of Encinal, TX. TAXES: Ag Exempt

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

Description: 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

Description: Discover the untapped potential of this breathtaking 128-acre property located just 7 miles outside of Blanco, offering the perfect blend of seclusion, accessibility, and natural beauty. With valuable road frontage on Crabapple Road, this Hill Country gem features rolling topography and dramatic elevation changes that open up to sweeping long-distance views—ideal for a private retreat or future development. Whether you're looking to build a custom estate, establish a hunting or recreational getaway, or invest in land with strong upside potential, this property has it all. Native hardwoods, open pastures, a natural spring fed pond, and a variety of wildlife create a diverse and vibrant landscape that's both functional and picturesque. Utilities are nearby, and the location offers a rare balance of tranquility and convenience—just minutes from the heart of Blanco, and within easy reach of Fredericksburg, Johnson City, and the greater Austin-San Antonio corridor. Improvements: This property is void of any standing improvements and gives the new owner a blank canvas to do as they please. This property is unrestricted with utilities nearby. Land: These 128 acres has a touch of everything. Flat grasslands in the front with close to 100 feet of elevation change in the back for long distance views overlooking the scenic hill county. There is a spring fed pond that holds water year-round for wildlife to thrive and enjoy. Wildlife: The property supports a healthy and diverse population of native Hill Country wildlife. Whitetail deer, axis deer, homegrown turkey, dove, and wild hogs are frequently seen, offering excellent hunting opportunities. The natural mix of cover, water access, and open areas creates a thriving habitat that also attracts songbirds, foxes, and other native species—making it a great location for both hunters and wildlife enthusiasts. Note: There is one easement on the property, see broker for details. Taxes: Ag Exempt. Minerals: Negotiable. Location: Located 7+/- miles West of Blanco, 30 +/- miles Southeast of Fredericksburg, 40 +/- miles North of San Antonio, 50 +/- miles West of Austin.

Description: Located less than 10 minutes from San Marcos, Rocky Creek ranch showcases gently rolling terrain, multiple stocked ponds, a wet-weather creek, and mature hardwoods that frame the creek bottoms. The land offers an attractive blend of open pasture and scenic elevation with several prime building sites, all easily accessed by paved road frontage to the south along with county road frontage to the east. With dependable water features, excellent wildlife habitat, and a highly sought-after location along the I-35 corridor, this ranch is ideal for development, a weekend retreat, livestock operation, or long-term investment in one of Central Texas’ fastest-growing regions. Improvements: Improvements include an older ranch house set on a hillside with sweeping views across the property, offering a charming vantage point for future renovation or new construction. The home is serviced by city water, a valuable benefit for residential use. Near the house are several scenic old barns that add character and history to the property while providing practical storage space and potential for restored use. Together, these improvements offer a solid foundation for expanding, updating, or reimagining the ranch to suit a variety of visions. Water: The ranch offers strong natural water features, with city water supplying the home and four well-established stock ponds located throughout the property. One of the ponds is particularly impressive, holding water even through the harshest droughts. A seasonal creek also meanders across the northwest side of ranch, holding during wet periods and adding both scenic value and reliable habitat for wildlife. Vegetation and Terrain: The ranch features gently rolling terrain with a mix of open hills and a shaded low bottom lined with mature hardwoods. Scenic rises provide long views across the property, while the bottoms offer rich soils and a diverse canopy of live oak, hackberry and elm trees. The high areas of the ranch consist predominantly of native South Texas vegetation including mesquite, white brush, persimmon, etc. along with native grasses such as little bluestem, silver bluestem and KR bluestem to name a few. This blend of hardwood cover, open grassland, and rolling topography creates both attractive scenery and excellent habitat for wildlife. Wildlife: The ranch supports a strong population of native wildlife, particularly whitetail deer, which are abundant throughout the property. Rio Grande turkey are frequently seen, and feral hogs come and go. The open fields and ponds draw large numbers of doves, making the property well-suited for seasonal hunting. In addition, typical South Texas varmints such as coyotes, raccoons, bobcats, and foxes inhabit the area, contributing to a diverse and healthy wildlife ecosystem. Location: The property is located on Lehmann Road, less than 10 miles SE of San Marcos,15± miles N of Seguin, 20± miles E of New Braunfels, 20± miles NW of Luling, 40± miles S of Austin, 55± miles NE of San Antonio and 160± miles W of Houston. Minerals: See broker for details Taxes: Ag exemption

Cypress Island Ranch is a beautiful blank-canvas property located in a highly desirable area with excellent long-term upside. Offering strong future development potential while remaining well-suited for recreational and hunting use, this ranch presents a rare opportunity to own a diverse and scenic Hill Country holding. The property features ±1,700 feet of highly sought-after Cypress Creek frontage, lined with mature, towering cypress trees that create a stunning natural centerpiece. Gently rolling hills, quality native tree cover, and open vistas provide multiple ideal homesites and scenic viewpoints throughout the ranch. With minimal improvements already in place, Cypress Island Ranch is ready for a new owner to shape into a dream property. Improvements Cypress Island Ranch offers a well-designed internal road system, including a concrete creek crossing that allows reliable access across the property. The ranch is low-fenced along the perimeter, with a working water well and electricity available throughout, providing a solid foundation for future improvements. Vegetation & Terrain The ranch is predominantly covered in Live Oak and Post Oak, with selective clearing having been thoughtfully completed to enhance wildlife habitat and overall aesthetics. Strategic cedar coverage remains to provide shelter for wildlife, and multiple improved food plots are in place. The gently rolling terrain creates attractive elevation changes and long views across the property. Wildlife Cypress Island Ranch includes 7 watering and feed stations to support a strong native whitetail deer herd and a healthy population of Rio Grande turkey. 5 manicured upland bird hunting fields have been established on the property. Additional wildlife includes dove, quail, hogs, and other native species, making this an excellent recreational and hunting property. Water The property is traversed by Cypress Creek, which typically provides strong water flow in normal rainfall years. Combined with the existing water well, the ranch offers reliable water resources for both wildlife and future improvements. Minerals: See Broker Taxes: $150. Wildlife Exempt School: Johnson City ISD