May 2026 TRFS Update

MAY IS HERE AND SO ARE THESE ALL-NEW PROPERTY UPDATES!

NEW! Crabapple Creek Ranch is a scenic 932.79± acre Hill Country property featuring a strong combination of live water, varied terrain, and natural beauty. The ranch offers excellent accessibility via a well-maintained internal road system, including sections of crushed granite, allowing convenient travel throughout the property. This blank canvas ranch is primed and ready for its next owner to enjoy this character-filled property for generations to come.

NEW! High Ridge Ranch offers 29.62± acres of Hill Country land with phenomenal views, ready for development in Gillespie County, ideally positioned between Fredericksburg and Johnson City. The property sits just off the renowned 290 Wine Corridor on a quiet, 60’± deeded private easement road. It provides immediate privacy while keeping top-tier dining, wineries, recreational areas, and local hubs just minutes away. The property currently holds an Ag Exemption. With critical infrastructure, including a proven water well and accessible electricity, already in place, this tract is ready for your custom home build or as a weekend retreat.

JUST SOLD! Hackberry Road Ranch offers a turnkey opportunity for hunting, recreation, and relaxation—all within a well-managed game ranch. This stunning property combines dramatic topography, Hill Country hardwoods, and prime wildlife habitat with modern comforts. The 1,392± sf cabin was custom-built in 2021 and comes fully furnished, ready for immediate enjoyment. With approximately 100’± of elevation change, the land delivers sweeping views and a diverse landscape, highlighted by the dry East Prong of the Nueces River running through the property.

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McCulloch County Ranches For Sale

The Heart of Texas

County Seat

Brady

Annual Rainfall

28± Inches

Area

1,073± Square Miles

Population

7,984±

Elevation

1,280 to 2,021± Feet

Mean Temperature

January 32°F

July 95°F

Region

Hill Country

McCulloch County, located in Central Texas, is known for its rich history, diverse landscapes, and vibrant community life. Established in 1856, the county is often referred to as the "Heart of Texas" due to its geographical location near the center of the state. With rolling hills, fertile farmland, and charming towns, McCulloch County offers a welcoming and dynamic environment for residents and visitors alike.

AREA HISTORY

McCulloch County was established in 1856 and named after Benjamin McCulloch, a Texas Ranger and Confederate general. The area was originally inhabited by Native American tribes, including the Tonkawa andComanche, before European settlers arrived in the mid-19th century. The county's history is marked by its development as an agricultural and ranching hub, with early settlers establishing farms and ranches that remain integral to the local economy. Historic sites such as the McCulloch County Courthouse and the Heart of Texas Historical Museum offer deep insights into the county’s storied past and its contributions to Texas history.

GEOGRAPHY

McCulloch County, located in Central Texas, is characterized by rolling hills, fertile farmland, and clear rivers, with Brady Lake being a prominent geographical feature. This lake provides essential water resources and recreational opportunities. The terrain includes woodlands, grasslands, and riparian zones, 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.

CULTURAL HERITAGE

McCulloch County's cultural heritage is deeply rooted in its agricultural and historic traditions. The county hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, celebrating its history and community spirit. The annual Heart of Texas Country Music Festival and the July Jubilee in Brady are major events that draw visitors from across the region.

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2250 Fm 1311

Conveniently located less than 20 minutes southwest of Brady, the exceptional 266+/- acre, Calf Creek Valley Ranch presents a great opportunity to own a turnkey ranch that checks all the boxes for the discerning ranch buyer looking for a primary residence or weekend getaway. The owners have thoughtfully improved the ranch over the years with both wildlife and cattle in mind. The main body of the ranch is comprised of 240+/- high fenced acres with improved whitetail genetics and exotics, with the remaining acreage being low fenced. Calf Creek, a wet weather creek traverses the southern portion of the ranch. The ranch also boasts of approximately 1.12 +/- miles of paved frontage on FM 1311 offering easy access. Adding to the ranch's character, Historical Marker #4815 is located just across FM 1311 and tells the story of Jim Bowie and the Battle of Calf Creek dating back to November 21, 1831. WILDLIFE: Wildlife on the property includes improved whitetail genetics, axis, blackbuck, dove, bobwhite quail and other native wildlife. In winter months, waterfowl can be seen on the ponds. The DMP pen on the property has allowed the current owners to greatly enhance the whitetail genetics. In the past, deer up to 300" inches have been taken on the property. The low fence portion of the ranch offers whitetail deer, dove, bobwhite quail, hogs and other native wildlife. IMPROVEMENTS: Improvements on the ranch include a ranch house that was remodeled in 2014 that features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and an upstairs loft. Located near the house is a 60x60 barn and a well-built set of pipe pens for penning and working cattle with ease. The ranch is cross fenced and also offers a 5+/- acre DMP pen. WATER: Calf Creek, a wet weather creek, traverses the southern portion of the property. In addition, there are two ponds on the ranch and a drainage that runs north and south through the property that holds water at times. Water is provided to the house, pens, water troughs and DMP pens by a centrally located well. There is also an additional well in the southern portion of the property that did approximately 80+/- GPM, this well is not currently working. TERRAIN/VEGETATION: The ranch offers gently rolling terrain and diverse soils and vegetation. A variety of vegetation can be seen on the ranch including cedar, pear, mesquite flats and large oak trees. Over the years, the current owners have selectively cleared cedar and other undesired brush to further enhance the native grass production for cattle and wildlife. ELECTRICITY: Electricity is provided by Oncor and runs the entire length of the ranch. TAXES: Currently Ag-Exempt MINERALS: Sellers will convey 50 percent of owned minerals.

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McCulloch County Sold Ranches

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