265 Acres in Benavides, TX - $530,000
This ranch is located in the heart of Duval County, Texas. The property is in the southwestern part of Duval County and is ideal for several different types of ranch owners: the deer breeder, the avid Whitetail hunter, the naturalist, or someone who appreciates the remoteness and the wildlife of the South Texas brush country. It is also ideal for an enjoyable get-away from the daily stress of business activities.
This ranch is turn key with new high fences, clean senderos, excellent blinds and feeders. The roads on the property have been well maintained and numerous food plots have been cleared and planted for the 2008 hunting season. The brush is extremely heavy in areas with moderate undergrowth of native vegetation that provide excellent sources of digestible protein for the Whitetail population as well as quail, hogs & dove.
Water is supplied by a submersible pump located at th...
Water is supplied by a submersible pump located at the camp headquarters. The headquarters consist of a Wilderness house trailer and a tin barn has been installed which provides shelter for the camp headquarters. There are two earth ponds that provide water for wildlife, cattle and is an excellent location for the morning dove hunter.
Everything conveys on the ranch including deer blinds and feeders, tractor, and several farm implements consisting of a shredder, disc, and planter. The materials for completion of the high fence is on location at camp headquarters.
Whitetail on this ranch have been supplementary fed with numerous food plots that are awaiting seasonal rain. The supplementary feeding program increases survival rates on fawn deer as well as promoting antler development in mature males. All of this is done in conjunction with a culling program for both male & female deer population.
This ranch is an excellent investment not subject to the rigorous fluctuation that our economy has seen in the last year. Tangible investments, such as ranch property, normally only appreciate in value.
Listed for $2,000 per acre.
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