December 2024 TRFS Update

HAPPY DECEMBER! DON'T MISS THESE EXCITING UPDATES...

NEW! Sunset Vista—enjoy beautiful wildlife and sunset views over the picturesque Little Joshua Creek valley while gathering around the fire. Sunset Vista, located south of Waring in historic Welfare, Texas, features a remodeled one-bedroom cabin with a detached bathroom. This charming 8.93± acre property is a relaxing getaway or a comfortable residence while you build your dream home.

FEATURED! Peaceful Habitations Ranch stands in a league of its own, offering breathtaking long-range views just north of Boerne. The ranch encompasses 309.65± acres and features a five-bedroom/three-bathroom main home atop the highest hilltop, which serves as a great vantage point to admire sunset views. Abundant large-mature live oak, pecan, mesquite trees, native grasses, and wildlife make this ranch the perfect serene getaway.

JUST SOLD! Rancho Cinco R, spanning 389± acres, is move-in ready for the upcoming hunting season. With game fencing on all four sides and the baseline for cultivating a trophy whitetail herd, the ranch features two homes, a swimming pool, mature wooded draws, quail hunting flats, and varied elevations with stunning views. At its heart is a 2.5± acre lake, making it an ideal recreational retreat in a great neighborhood, easily accessible and ready to enjoy.

CHECK OUT THE CURRENT TEXAS DROUGHT CONDITIONS!

We're continuing to closely monitor the Texas drought conditions. Texas has seen recent rainfall which has helped the state avoid serious drought concerns. The state is showing 6.02% exceptional drought conditions. Extreme drought conditions have decreased to 12.99% statewide. Stay informed about current water conditions.

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LaSalle County Ranches For Sale

LaSalle County, located in South Texas, is known for its rich historical heritage, expansive ranchlands, and diverse wildlife. Established in 1858, the county features vast open spaces, fertile farmland, and a vibrant community. Balancing a deep respect for its historical roots with a commitment to growth and sustainability, LaSalle County offers a welcoming and dynamic environment for residents and visitors alike.

AREA HISTORY

LaSalle County was established in 1858 and named after René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, a French explorer who explored the region in the 17th century. The area was originally inhabited by NativeAmerican tribes such as the Coahuiltecan before Spanish and Mexican settlers arrived in the 18th and 19th centuries. The county's history is marked by its development as a ranching hub and its contributions to the cattle industry.Historic sites such as the LaSalle County Courthouse and the ruins of Fort Ewell offer deep insights into the county’s storied past and its role in Texas history.

GEOGRAPHY

LaSalle County, located in South Texas, is characterized by vast open plains, brushlands, and clear rivers, with the Nueces River being a prominent geographical feature. This river provides essential water resources and recreational opportunities. The terrain includes brushlands, grasslands, and rocky outcrops, supporting a variety of plant and animal life. The climate is semi-arid, with hot summers and mild winters, making the area suitable for agriculture and outdoor activities.

WILDLIFE

LaSalle County's diverse ecosystems support a rich array of wildlife. The region is home to abundant whitetail deer, javelina, dove, quail, and turkey, thriving in the county's brushlands and open plains. The county's rivers and creeks provide habitats for fish such as bass and catfish, attracting anglers. The expansive landscapes also support populations of coyotes, bobcats, and other wildlife.

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LaSalle County Ranches For Sale

Where Heritage and Wilderness Converge
County Seat
Annual Rainfall
22± Inches
Area
1,494± Square Miles
Population
7,520±
Elevation
255 to 650± Feet
Mean Temperature

January 39°F

July 99°F

All Counties
Served by TRFS

429 Cameron Lane

429 Cameron Lane

LaSalle
County
1679
± Acres
For Sale
Executive Summary: Located on the south east edge of La Salle County, and in the heart of big deer country sits the Little Alamo Ranch, a diverse 1679+- acre high fenced ranch full of diverse wildlife and an abundance of surface water. Located off Cameron Lane just a couple of miles from HWY 624, Little Alamo Ranch sits in some of the best deer country the state has to offer. The ranch is complete with a fully furnished lodge offering guest comfortable accommodations, and back porch views of the 15-acre lake. The Little Alamo Ranch is truly exceptional, offering new ownership the opportunity to step into a turn-key ranch and enjoy from day one. Hunting/Wildlife: If you are looking for a fantastic hunting property, look no further than the Little Alamo Ranch. Completely high fenced and crossed fenced with pastures being approximately 1000 and 670 acres giving endless opportunity to fulfill your hunting needs. The ranch has been under an MLD harvest program for 7 years along with strict managing yielding in several bucks being harvested that scored over 200". Complementing the deer hunting is the opportunity to hunt a variety of waterfowl species as well as a healthy population of turkey, quail, doves, hogs and axis. Lodging: Located on the front half of the ranch, is a 3600 sq ft 4bed 3bath lodge with a trophy room and covered breezeway that overlooks the 20-acre lake offering incredible views. Situated behind the lodge is a 40/80 covered barn with five 12' bay doors and concrete floors providing ample space for any ranch equipment or top drives. Beside the barn is an additional 100' of covered space providing more covered storage and deer cleaning station with a walk-in cooler already in place. Land/Surface Water/Vegetation Overview The highlights of the ranch include a 20-acre lake that is filled from a private 4400' deep Carrizo Well producing over 500 GPM providing a great water source for the wildlife throughout the year. Along with a 20-acre lake, there are 4 additional ponds scattered throughout the property including several large pools of water throughout the creeks which provide year-round water sources for wildlife and livestock alike. The ranch has several wet weather tributaries that will have water year-round in most years, along with Green Branch Creek that runs through the West portion of the ranch. There is endless opportunity to add additional surface ponds that can be supplemented from the private Carrizo well close to the center of the property. The interior road system on the ranch is expansive, along with several senderos making traversing the ranch an easy experience. The property is filled with quality South Texas brush including but not limited to mesquite, huisache, prickly pear, white brush, black brush, guajillo, and more Utilities/Location Water: Private 4400' Carrizo Well 500+ GPM and a shared well Electric: Medina Electric Coop Taxes: Ag Exempt Minerals: Surface Only Location: 36+- miles from Tilden, Cotulla and Freer San Antonio- 2+- hours

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