Description:

A premiere ranch with over 5 miles of Bedias Creek, makes this an exceptional recreation ranch.  With first-class fishing and water-fowl hunting, this is a sportsman's dream.  Bedias Creek offers access to the Trinity River and Lake Livingston.  The ranch boasts 13 tanks, with the largest being approximately 20+/- acres and stocked with bass and catfish.  Nice Oak trees are throughout the ranch with lush pastures.  Fencing is in very good condition and the ranch is cross-fenced into 13 pastures, making it ideal for running cattle and horses.  Call us for more information.

County:

Madison

Acreage:

1,530+/-

Price:

$2,975/ac

Location:

Located approximately 7 miles east of Interstate 45 on FM 247.  Houston is 90+/- miles to the south and Dallas is 150+/- miles to the north.

Water:

One of the best white bass fishing areas is on Bedias Creek.  With over 5 miles of creek the fishing and waterfowl hunting is second to none.  The ranch offers boat access to the Trinity River and Lake Livingston.  The ranch boasts 13 tanks on the ranch with the largest one being about 20+/- acres.

Improvements:

A nice 5 bedroom/3 bath home is located at the headquarters, along with a good set of cattle pens and several barns.

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Description:

Nice Sutton County ranch that is part of a long time family owned ranch.  The ranch has a nice roll to it with some nice views.  Bordered on two sides by a large ranch, all low fenced.  Secluded but easy to access.  Ranch is priced to sell, will not last long.

County:

Sutton

Acreage:

635+/-

Price:

$1,250/ac

Location:

Located approximately 12+/- miles southeast of Sonora off of FM 1691.  Access is via an all weather deeded easement for approximately 1.2+/- miles.

Wildlife:

The ranch has whitetail deer, axis, turkey, hogs, corsican sheep and other exotics.

Water:

Ranch does not have a water well, water is approximately 225-250 ft deep and good water in the Edwards Aquifer.  Several tanks are on the property.

Improvements:

Ranch has no improvements, fenced on all sides.  Fences are in good to fair condition.

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Description:

First time offering of this long time owned ranch.   This ranch is part of a larger ranch that the family is selling.  Good rolling terrain and nice views from the hill tops.  On recent visits to the ranch we have observed whitetail, axis, turkey hogs and other exotics.  Several caliche pits hold water for the animals.  This is a great first ranch for the hunting and recreational enthusiast.  Priced to move quickly, this ranch will not last long. 

County:

Sutton

Acreage:

640+/-

Price:

$1,250/ac

Location:

This ranch is located approximately 12+/- miles southeast of Sonora off of FM 1691.  Access via an all weather easement road for approximately 1/2 mile. 

Wildlife:

The ranch has whitetail deer, axis, turkey, hogs, corsican sheep and other exotics.

Water:

Ranch does not have a water well, water is readily available at depths of approximately 225-250 ft., in the Edwards Aquifer.

Improvements:

No improvements, ranch is high fenced on one side and low fenced on the other three sides.

Seller may divide!

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Description:

Located in Live Oak County, this perfect sized ranch has just hit the market.  The ranch is thick with South Texas virgin brush with great rolling topography.  Various species of trees include large Live Oaks, Elms and Hackberry trees.  Call and set up an appointment to come and preview this turn-key ranch.  Will not last long!

County:

Live Oak

Acreage:

156+/-

Price:

$2,750/ac

Location:

Northeast of George West, east of Highway 37.

Wildlife:

This ranch has abundant game including trophy whitetail, hogs, turkey, quail and dove.

Water:

For this sized ranch, it is well watered.  There are two water wells, one which produces about 30+ gpm.  Three surface tanks, with water lines feeding to 2 of the tanks.

Improvements:

The ranch has a nice cabin that has electric, water and satellite TV.  Owner/Broker.

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View of ranch road and good brush

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Description:

Nice ranch located between Freer and Benavides.  Ranch has a good wet weather draw running through that hold pockets of water.  Nice diversity of brush and terrain, with good road system through the ranch and nice senderos.  Modest cabins and a nice set of cattle pens. 

County:

Duval

Acreage:

700+/-

Price:

$1,595/acre

Location:

Located between Freer and Benavides off of Highway 339.

Wildlife:

Good area for whitetail deer, quail, hogs and turkey.  This ranch has not been heavily hunted the last three years.

Water:

The ranch has a good submersible well at the headquarters.

Improvements:

Modest improvements consist of 2 cabins and set of cattle pens.

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Description:

Nicely appointed hunting ranch situated on the banks of the Nueces River, with just under 2 miles of the river.  Well managed with approximately 285+/- acres under high fence and the balance being low fenced.  The balance of the ranch could be high fenced with approximately 2 miles to enclose it.  A great family or corporate retreat, the ranch offers a renovated historic house, skeet range, rifle and pistol range and nice views from the patios.  A 375+/- gpm well in the Buda Aquifer and 2 other domestic wells are on the property.

County:

Uvalde

Acreage:

480+/-

Price:

$3,750/acre

Location:

The ranch is a little over an hour west of San Antonio and approximately 8 miles west of Uvalde.  Off of County Road 201 west of FM 2369.

Wildlife:

Game on the ranch include trophy whitetail deer, axis and blackbuck.  A portion of the ranch is set up for hog hunting with lighted feeder areas.  Wildlife is abundant and can be viewed while driving through the ranch.  Blinds and feeders convey.

Water:

The Hacienda Ranch has a almost 2 miles of the Nueces River.  In dry times the river may not run, but in years with normal rains it runs a clear stream.

Improvements:

Situated on one of the highest point on the ranch is a historic antebellum style home built in the 1880's, and was renovated in 1999.  The home has 6 bedrooms and 6 baths and very nicely furnished.  A nice foreman’s home is situated in the compound along with another guest house building.  Several equipment barns including one that has a game cleaning area and walk-in cooler.  A rock patio with fire ring for telling stories or viewing stars.  A 375+/- gpm irrigation well in the Buda aquifer, and 2 other domestic wells with piped water to troughs.

History:

To say the least this ranch has had a lot of Texas history.  What is now the main home was the namesake of “Hacienda, Texas” established in the late 1880’s.  During the time, Hacienda, Texas was one of the largest distribution points in the world for cattle and Poland China hogs.  The home housed the local post office run by J.T. Hall, who had a mail order shipping company that shipped dry goods all over the world.  On the ranch the original slab of the Hacienda General store and schoolhouse once stood.  By the 1960’s, Hacienda, Texas was reduced to no business, but the history is still engrained into the ranch.

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View of entrance - home in background

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Description:

Conveniently located near Sabinal, this nice high fenced ranch is set up and ready to go.  Easily accessible from San Antonio and Houston, this is perfect hunting ranch.  In 2008 the owner released 11 bucks and 10 does from the Chaparossa Ranch.  Exotic game includes Axis, Fallow, Blackbuck and Aoudad.  A 47 acre field with a pivot system is a dove hunting paradise.  Water on the ranch included 3 water wells with 2" PVC run throughout the ranch to tanks and water troughs.  Other improvements include a nice 2 bedroom, 2 bath house with fireplace. 

County:

Uvalde

Acreage:

460+/-

Price:

$3,150/ac

Location:

Near the Uvalde/Medina County line.  Located off of Hwy. 187 northeast of Sabinal, via a county road for approximately 1.4 miles.

Wildlife:

Wildlife on the ranch includes native, exotic and improved introduced whitetail.  Ten TTT permitted does from the Chaparossa Ranch were released in 2008 and 11 scientific breeder stocker bucks are on the ranch from a 2009 release.  Dove hunting over planted sunflower is unparalled in both the regular and late seasons.

Water:

The ranch is well watered with 3 water wells, with 2" PVC water lines to several tanks and water troughs.  One of the wells is a permitted Edwards Well with a 10 hp submersible pump.  A pivot irrigation system is fed by the Edwards well and covers approximately 33 acres in a 47 acre high fenced field.  Seasonal Elm Creek runs through the ranch from north to south and provides water holes.  There are 4 permanent larger tanks and several smaller on along the creek.

Improvements:

The ranch is high fenced with a 47+/- ac dove field and 5 acre DMP pen seperately high fenced.  Other improvements include a 2 bedroom, 2 bath home with kitchen and fireplace.  The house has central heat and aire and all appliances will convey.  Owner will convey 6 blinds, corn feeders and several All Season protein feeders.

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Great dove hunting on the ranch

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Description:

Great hunting ranch located northwest of Westhoff.  Approximately 176+/- acres with rolling hills, oak trees and diverse brush near the Gonzales and DeWitt County line.  Great pond with has not been dry in at least 35 years.  Good deer, turkey, dove, hogs and occasional ducks on the tank.  Electricity in place on the property.  Approximately 75% of the property has good brush and tree cover.  More acreage is possible available.  Minerals will revert to new land owner after a term, no production on the property.  Call Randy for more information. 

County:

Gonzales

Acreage:

176+/-

Price:

$2,975/ac

Location:

Travel 3 miles west/northwest from Westhoff on US Highway 87 to County Road 214.  Take a left and travel 3 miles to the gate on the left.

Wildlife:

Abundant whitetail deer, turkey, dove, feral hogs and migrating ducks have been seen on our visits to the ranch.

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View of large tank

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Description:

First Time Offering!  Longtime family owned ranch, located on the majestic North Llano River.  With almost a mile of river, the ranch is a paradise.  Nice elevations on the ranch ranging from 1,935' to 2,263', with long range views of the Hill Country.  Beautiful pecan trees are in the bottoms along with beautiful oaks throughout the rest of the ranch.  A picturesque spring runs through part of the ranch with nice water holes for wading.  This is one of the best live water ranches in the area.  Modest improvements include an older house, hunter's cabin and small barn.  Call or email for more information and to schedule a showing.

County:

Kimble

Acreage:

1,820+/-

Price:

$2,700/ac

Location:

West of the Junction, near the town of Roosevelt.  Accessed by County Road on the southern and northeast portions of the ranch.

Wildlife:

During visits to the ranch, abundant Whitetail, Axis, turkey and hogs have been seen.  This part of the Hill Country has some of the best hunting.

Water:

Almost 1 mile of the beautiful North Llano River, with its undisturbed beauty.  Also on the ranch are a couple of nice springs that make nice pools of water.  Three water wells are located throughout the ranch, with the river, springs and wells, this ranch is very well watered.

Improvements:

Modest improvements include an older house, hunter's cabin and barn.  Many nice building sites are located on the ranch.

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Description:

Beautiful Hill Country ranch that borders the north side of Lost Maples State Park.  Rolling terrain to hilly canyons with good Live Oak and Post Oak cover.  This is the first offering of this long time family owned ranch.  With approximately 2,500+/- acres of a state park as your neighbor, the ranch has extended possibilities.  The ranch is ready for improving with several nice homesites available on the ranch.  Surrounded by larger ranches, this is a hunting paradise.  Call for more information and to set up a showing.

County:

Bandera

Acreage:

985+/-

Price:

$2,585/ac

Location:

The ranch is accessed off of Highway 187 about 11 miles north of Vanderpool.  Then south about 1 mile on a county maintained road. 

Wildlife:

Abundant wildlife is on the ranch, with larger neighbors bordering on all sides. 

Water:

Two wells, both with submersible pumps.

Improvements:

Small hunters cabin, fences are in fair to good shape, 2 water wells, of which one is a windmill.

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