Wildlife: The diversity in soils, and mix of brush, sustains wildlife including White-tailed deer, hogs, Rio Grande turkey, dove and bobwhite quail.

Improvements: There is a well-built, quaint 2 bedroom, 1 bath ranch house that is believed to have been built in the 1920s. There is a drive-through equipment barn and storage barn located by the house. A great road system is in place and the entire boundary is low fenced. The ranch is cross-fenced for grazing purposes.

Terrain: Upon entering the ranch one will notice the 50+/ acre field in front of the house, which in previous years was planted in Coastal. Elevations range from 850- 900, the north end of the ranch provides rocky hills filled with brush and offers great views of the ranch and the surrounding area. Transitioning to the south, fertile drainages and large oaks can be seen in the lower elevations.

Water: Water to the house is provided by East Medina Water. There is also a windmill located near the house that supplements the water troughs at the pens. A wet weather creek runs the entire length of the property on the western boundary. Black Creek also traverses the property in the southeast corner.

Electricity: Medina Electric Co-Op

Exemptions: Currently Ag-Exempt

Minerals: Minerals are negotiable

Soils: The Lutz Ranch is comprised of six different soil types, including caid sandy clay loam, yologo and hindes soils. Divot clay loam, Olmos Association, monteola clay and Quihi Association.