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Acres: 2593 +/- Acres
Location: The ranch is located at mile marker 31 on IH-35 West, 31 miles North of Laredo, Texas in Webb County .
Description:
• Terrain on the ranch is sloping with some low-lying creek areas. There have been areas cleared and planted in improved grasses for cattle and wildlife, some of these areas are experiencing re-growth.
• The thick concentration of diverse South Texas high protein brush and grass species encourage the suitability of the ranch for any wildlife management and/or cattle operation. Species include: black brush, guayacan, mesquite, coma, huisache, granjeno, guajillo, tasajillo, acacia, althorn, wild hackberry, buffel, kline grass and many more.
• The soils on the ranch are mostly red sandy loam, clay soils and caliche out cropping, the various soils are beneficial for all the brush species found in this part of South Texas.
• The red sand is typically higher in iron and very beneficial to the brush species.
Wildlife: This is an area known for its great whitetail deer. Other game includes: javelina, dove, qua
il, feral hogs, turkey, black buck and other small game. A recent helicopter survey showed that the bucks are in good condition.
Water: Water is well distributed and plentiful; there are two water wells on the property, 2 stock tanks and areas in the wet weather creeks that hold water well. In addition, electric power lines cross the ranch, which makes it possible to drill additional water wells.
Improvements: There are two homes, two bunkhouses, cleaning shed complete with walk in cooler, pump house for water well equipment, warehouse, hunters camp with RV hookups, electric power throughout the ranch, high fenced on three sides, improved grassland, good interior fencing, caliche material, all weather caliche road.
Remarks: This historic Ranch offers a unique opportunity for someone to own a ranch that has been held by one family for the past seventy-five years. Several large ranches surround the subject property. The area around the Ranch is known for its great hunting. The diverse habi
tat is a landowner's dream. The ranch can sustain a cattle operation and if properly managed could become a hunter's paradise.
Minerals: There are no minerals being sold with the surface.
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