This scenic ranch transitions from both the Hondo and Wards Creek on the eastern side of the property to gently sloping fertile terrain that leads up the high elevations on the western side. There is a good balance of high quality native brush providing both food and shelter for wildlife such as whitetail deer, hogs, turkey, doves, and free ranging exotics. The timber consists of live oaks, cedar elms, and mountain laurels and the grasses are comprised of curly mesquite and others native to the area. In addition to the Hondo and Wards Creek, there is a stock tank and one water well located on the property that supplies the small cabin.

This live water ranch in the Texas Hill Country has spectacular views of Flag Mountain and Texas Mountain, and there are ample building sites with scenic vistas. The close proximity to Tarpley, Bandera, and San Antonio plus the hunting and live water makes this a great place to live or have a weekend get-a-way ranch. The ranch lies within the current Texas Parks and Wildlife CWD Zone.