Water: The highlight of the water on this ranch is over 2,000 feet of Sabinas Creek frontage. This Cypress-lined creek has several deeper pools that make good swimming and fishing holes during times of normal rainfall. Even during this drought, the creek is still holding pools of water. There are three water wells on the property that service several water troughs for livestock and wildlife. One of the wells has a solar pump, the second well has an electrical submersible pump and the third well is drilled and is close to power but is not yet equipped with a pump. Additionally the property transfers with 10 acre feet of water right that can be pumped from the creek.

Wildlife: This ranch is covered in native wildlife which includes whitetail, turkey, dove, various songbirds, varmints and wild hogs. There is a very strong population of free roaming Axis deer including several large trophies that have been spotted on the property. The natural pools on Sabinas Creek provide fishing opportunities for bass and perch.

Vegetation/Terrain: The majority of this property has been selectively cleared of cedar allowing the native grasses to flourish and attracting focus to the plethora of hardwood trees. There are some areas left with thicker cover which provide sanctuaries for the wildlife. This

ranch is covered in large trees including Live Oak, Spanish Oak, Post Oak and Cedar Elms. Sabinas Creek is lined with towering Cypress trees. There are two tillable fields along the creek and a third on the western part of the property totaling 17+/- acres of tillable fields that could easily be put into production. The property consists of rolling terrain that is very usable. Theres almost 200 ft. of elevation change which provides breathtaking views in several areas.

Taxes: Ag exempt.

Minerals: Negotiable. See broker for details.