Recreational Ranches

Located just north of Alice with frontage on Highway 281 and Highway 359.  This farm has been very productive for many years and has been under the same ownership for several generations.  Good road frontage on two highways and several county roads make the farm easily accessible.  Seller may keep the 100+/- acres on the eastern boundary on County Road 240.

The Cox-Mills Ranch is the epitome of a beautiful and spacious West Texas ranch. The terrain includes a superb combination of rolling hills and deep canyons that provides unobstructed picturesque views throughout the ranch. The property is void of any structural improvements, providing a blank canvas to its next owner. The ranch is currently under an ag exemption and has on-site electricity.

The road system includes good interior ranch roads. County Road 406 bisects the ranch for 4.8 +/- miles. About one-third of the ranch is on the west side of County Road 406, while the remaining acreage is located on the east side of the paved road. County Road 408 runs 4,100 +/- feet down a portion of the south boundary line as well.

The Wolf Ranch is a good combination hunting and cattle ranch that has been in the same family since the late 1980s. The terrain is rolling with some higher hilltops with long-range views. The elevation on the ranch ranges from approximately 2,130+/- asl to 2,310+/- asl. Bisecting the ranch is the Dry Llano River drainage area that falls from south to north. The valley land on the ranch has good oak and hardwood cover. Other parts of the ranch have live oaks and juniper that provide excellent cover, with mesquite trees in the property's deeper soils. Most of the ranch is accessible with good pasture roads. There are large neighboring ranches all boundaries of the property. The ranch is partially high fenced, with an older high fence on the north and west boundaries and a good high fence on the west border and low fenced on the south boundary.

Dunbar Draw Ranch is a 1,505 +/- acre property with long-range views and an abundance of game for hunting.  Rolling terrain, a wooded draw, and frequent sightings of turkey are highlights of the ranch.  The headquarters includes a nice pond, a rock house, a guest house, and a barn with working cattle pens.

Deer Valley Ranch is located in southwest Sutton County, about 23 miles southwest of Sonora. Nice improvements are in place with a home and metal barn. The ranch has good terrain change with long-range views, heavily vegetated draws, and good mesquite flats. 

The Running H Ranch is located in the sought-after Kimble County area just northwest of Junction. The property is being sold off a larger ranch called the Stone Ledge Ranch. The terrain is rolling with some higher hilltops that highlight longer views. The valley land on the 1,052 +/- AC ranch features good oak and hardwood cover. Juniper has been cleared in some areas. Most of the ranch is accessible using good pasture roads. The ranch is high-fenced around all the perimeters and down the middle, which divides the property into 520-530+/- acre pastures.

The MoJo Ranch brings a full suite of desirable ranch attributes, including hunting and productive cattle pastures.  The ranch is high-fenced and cross high-fenced.  There are cross-fenced pastures, improved ranch roads, underground water piping, outbuildings, and a nice front entrance.  The main home is situated at the edge of a wooded area and has a great view across the ranch.  Nearby is a hunting lodge and near the front entrance is a foreman’s home and equipment barns.

Ideally located between Marble Falls and Burnet lies the Brownlee Ranch. The location of this ranch is a bonus for a personal ranch or possibly residential development, situated at the corner of Highway 281 and Park Road 4. Nearby towns offer restaurants and shopping, and the proximity to the area's recreational lakes and Longhorn Caverns State Park is highly desirable.

The KrisJenn Ranch is a 980 +/- acre, high-fenced hunting ranch with some of the best live-water in South Texas, located just 11 miles southeast of Uvalde, Texas.  The property features South Texas terrain with good brush and cover that transitions into the beautiful Frio River bottom where majestic pecans and large cypress trees line its banks.  Endless opportunities to serve as a family getaway, corporate retreat, or income-producing ranch.  Turn-key improvements, premier live-water, as well as excellent hunting and fishing, elevate this ranch to an exclusive category of its own.

The Winans Creek Ranch features stunning long-range views, open grassland pastures, and plentiful hardwoods. Winans Creek is a wet-weather creek that crosses the western region of the ranch.  The ranch offers some of the highest elevations in the Hill Country, ranging from 1,560 +/- ft to 1,920 +/- ft asl. Several hilltops make an ideal build location amongst the secluded pastures. High-fenced on three sides.