To the north the terrain begins to level out and provide more excellent habitat for the native wildlife. During years with average to high rainfall, portions of the ranch naturally collect water and act as watering holes for wildlife and livestock alike. Having old-growth Bull mesquites, a few live oaks, guayacon, lime prickly ash, guajillo, Texas Ebony, Texas Persimmon and granjeno, the land thrives with the high protein flora to naturally grow and sustain healthy populations of trophy whitetail and other wildlife.

WILDLIFE

The ranch is conveniently located in the northern area of big deer country. In addition to white-tailed deer, native species such as Rio Grande Turkey, quail, dove, feral hogs and other species can be found on the ranch.

IMPROVEMENTS

The ranch has a doublewide, a nice 60x40 barn with an enclosed area for dry storage and another small outbuilding.

WATER

In the southeastern portion of the ranch is a very large concrete dam historically used to impound water for irrigation purposes. During years with average rainfall, portions of Mossy Slough are known to hold water for longer periods.

During years with average to high rainfall, other portions on the northern end of the ranch naturally collect water and act as watering holes for wildlife and livestock alike.

The ranch is currently equipped with a water well for livestock, wildlife and domestic purposes. In addition to the water well the improvements have rainwater catchment systems in place for additional water needs.

ELECTRICITY

Electric service is available in several areas of the property.

MINERALS

This is a surface sale only. There is some production on the northernmost portion of the property.