There are two nice creeks lined with large elm trees that flow most years, two tanks, a natural open meadow and the rest predominantly wooded with large century old Junipers mixed with Live Oak and Spanish Oak. There is good boundary fencing, a water well with electricity, and a small camp house away from the road. There is an all-weather road to the camp house and pasture roads throughout the ranch. A PEC Electric Easements cuts across the neck near the county road.

Habitat and Wildlife

Edward Plateau at its best with a diversity of Hill Country trees, shrubs, and grasses. In the springtime the ranch has an array of wildflowers like Bluebonnets and Indian Paint Brushes. The Junipers are mostly old growth that provide huge shade trees.

Whitetail Deer and Turkey are abundant and with several larger neighbors including Sellerss relatives with low fencing so wildlife can move within a wider landscape. One of the tanks rarely ever goes dry where you can find bass and perch as well as ducks in the winter and dove in the fall. Overall, the perfect Hill County hunting ranch.

Seller is Listing Broker.