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Los Cañones Ranch offers a changing panorama of sweeping views, ruggedly beautiful canyons, limestone caves and forested valleys.

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Los CaĂąones Ranch offers a changing panorama of sweeping views, ruggedly beautiful canyons, limestone caves and forested valleys.

Los CaĂąones Ranch Edwards County

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4,107± Acres | Edwards County | Property ID; 1187338 Los Cañones Ranch is a completely outfitted dream for a family seeking a private getaway, a CEO searching for a corporate retreat, or an investor looking for a turnkey commercial hunting operation. Located 40 miles southwest of Rocksprings, the completely high-fenced ranch, which features a lighted helipad and has been approved as the site of a 4,200-foot landing strip, has both privacy and accessibility. Larger aircraft can land at the Del Rio International Airport, which is a short 40-minute drive. The ranch is transected by 20 miles of all-weather roads, which are supplemented by host of secondary roads.

The land itself offers a changing panorama of sweeping views, ruggedly beautiful canyons, limestone caves, and valleys forested with a mix of pion pine, walnut, cedar, mountain laurel, persimmon and a variety of oaks. The diverse habitat is home to well-managed populations of native

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and exotic wildlife, including white-tailed deer, axis deer, blackbuck antelope, scimitar-horned oryx, gemsbok antelope, aoudad sheep, red sheep, Rio Grande turkeys and dove.

Ranch inventory includes all the necessary feeders, blinds and watering stations to support a wildlife enterprise as well as a 15,000-squarefoot equipment building and an 800-square-foot shop to keep the operation running smoothly. Five water wells supply adequate water and the water distribution system includes 200,000 gallons of freshwater storage.

When it is time to come inside, the 5,200-square-foot lodge, reminiscent of those found in the Rocky Mountains, is the perfect place to relax. The lodge, with its soaring ceilings, native rock floors and

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dry-stacked stone fireplace, has five bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths, easily accommodating family, friends and colleagues. To further enhance the experience, the lodge boasts a heated, saltwater swimming pool and Jacuzzi right outside. In addition, the ranch includes a bunk house, a pilots home, a ranch managers home, and quarters for ranch employees.

Los CaĂąones Ranch offers a rare opportunity for buyers who want to enjoy the opportunities of ranch ownership immediately. All ranch equipment, furnishings and household goods convey with the purchase, so the new owners can begin living their dreams without delay.

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on the Weather Insure pasture, forage land to mitigate risk s any seasoned cowboy knows, ranching is a gamble.

You can’t predict which cards Mother Nature will deal you, or if the markets will work in your favor.

If you own ranch property in the Lone Star state, you understand this too well. Every county in Texas was plagued by drought at least one out of the last five years. And in 2011, parched pastures led to a historic reduction in Texas cattle numbers, as ranchers reduced their herd size in order to cut their losses.

With the approach of spring, improved moisture conditions in most Texas regions offer hope for better hay crops and greener rangeland this year than last.

Still, if you’re a rancher or hay producer who would rather not gamble on the unknown, there is a way to hedge your bets: It’s called Pasture, Rangeland and Forage (PRF) Insurance.

This risk management tool allows you to insure both improved and unimproved pasture, as well as land that you intend to use for hay production. PRF, by design, is used to insure against a decline in rainfall or vegetation for rangeland and perennial forages.

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A 184 Percent Return on Premiums in 2012 For many landowners affected by drought, the program has been a blessing. Texas Farm Credit, a rural lender that offers insurance products to ranchers and farmers, reports that its PRF policy holders realized a 184 percent return on their premiums in 2012.

One of those policyholders, a central Texas cow-calf producer, was particularly glad he purchased PRF insurance that year.

“In 2012, which was one of the driest years this cattleman has experienced, he received indemnity payments that were more than five times the cost of his premium,” says his loan officer, Charles Holtkamp, vice president and Brenham branch manager for Texas Farm Credit.

“PRF insurance gave him immediate financial relief to cover feed costs as well as extra time to evaluate his destocking options. Although conditions have improved, you can be sure he took out a PRF policy again last year,” Holtkamp says.

Payouts Cover Feed Purchases, Lease Payments Similarly, Rachel Myers, director of insurance services for Great Plains Ag Credit in Amarillo, reports that PRF insurance

Sign-Up and Payout Dates has helped ease the financial burden on many producers throughout Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico in recent years by providing timely payments to help cover the cost of purchasing additional feed and hay, or making lease payments.

“Since 2011, rainfall in our region has been well below average, and thus forage production for most producers was reduced. As the drought continues to plague our region, and reduce or eliminate grazing and haying potential of the land, the PRF payments allow producers to continue to pay leases rather than give up land that they may never have another chance to operate,” Myers explains.

For those who are weighing the pros and cons of PRF insurance, Myers offers this observation: “When livestock prices are higher, you stand to lose more if you have poor grass or a hay crop fails.” In addition to PRF insurance, she also suggests that ranchers consider purchasing broad-form livestock insurance or even full mortality coverage for high-value animals.

Known by various names, including grass insurance, hay insurance and rainfall insurance, PRF insurance is a customizable product developed by the USDA’s Risk Management Agency, which also sets the rules and prices. With PRF, landowners and lessees can choose:

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the specific months they want to be insured the number of acres they want to insure the type of land (hay or pasture) they want to insure the percentage of average historic rainfall they want to insure

In Texas, rainfall amounts are determined by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), which means that there are no reporting or record-keeping requirements for participants.

Each two-month insurance interval stands alone, so even if a wet period immediately precedes a dry period, the dry months can still pay out.

Decisions to Make Before You Sign Up Acreage – Individuals can insure all or part of their owned or leased property. If applicable, Farm Service Agency farm numbers or lease agreements are required to prove ownership and interest.

Level – Coverage ranges from 70 to 90 percent of the average rainfall (or vegetation) index. The final grid index must come in below the chosen coverage level in order to trigger a payment.

Protection Factor – This ranges from 60 to 150 percent and allows individualization based on the productivity of the insured property compared to the county average.

Index Intervals – These are the specific two-month time periods during which data are collected in order to calculate the expected and final grid indices.

PRF insurance is available from local crop insurance agents, including some Farm Credit lending cooperatives.

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Policy sign-up deadline – Nov. 15 Policy term – Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 Premiums due and payable – Sept. 30 Indemnities are paid after the RMA releases the final grid index, which is generally 60 days after the last day of the index interval. Example: For a January– February index interval, indemnities are calculated on May 1.

No reporting or record-keeping requirements. Claims are calculated and paid automatically when the final grid index is released.

PRF Insurance Definitions Coverage Level – The percentage of historic average conditions your policy insures. Example: 75 percent in rainfall index means that you are insuring 75 percent of historic (1948–present) average precipitation.

Final Grid Index (FGI) – The number that indicates the vegetative or rainfall condition for a grid during a specific interval. Example: 1.0 = average historic condition.

Forage – Feed for livestock composed of plants grown for haying or grazing Grid – A 12 x 12–mile area for RI, and a 4.8 x 4.8–mile area for vegetation index Indemnity – The payment you receive Interval – The period during which acreage is insured.

For rainfall index, intervals are two months, and the insured must select a minimum of two intervals. For vegetation index, intervals are three months, and the insured must select one or more intervals.

Pasture – Land that is used for haying or grazing as a source of forage for livestock Rainfall Index (RI) – Provision used in Texas, Colorado, Montana, Oklahoma, Kansas and most other states.

Uses NOAA precipitation data from multiple locations to measure precipitation in a grid.

Rangeland – Native pasture on which livestock graze Trigger Index – The threshold for indemnity, determined by the policyholder’s coverage level. If the FGI is below the policyholder’s trigger index, an indemnity is paid. Example: If coverage level is 75 percent, the trigger index is .75. An indemnity will be paid if the FGI is below .75, but not if it is above .75.

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School Highlights Include:  CattleFax Risk Management for Cow/Calf Operations  Sustainable ranching strategies  Drought recovery and lessons learned  Strategic planning for ranchers  Virtual tours of feedyards and packing plants  Free admission to the Cattle Raisers Expo  Weed and brush control, soil health, prescribed burning, animal health, market outlooks and more!!

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LAND, LIFESTYLE, LEGACY Webster’s dictionary defines success as, “the correct or desired result of an attempt.” Using that definition, Larry Jacobs of Jacobs Properties in Montgomery, Texas may just be the most successful man I have ever met.

I haven’t looked at his bank statements. I don’t know what kind of car he drives and I haven’t been to his home. But, when I ask a man to tell me about his favorite things in the world and every answer encompasses his wife, his family, his work or his ranch, I know I have found a man who has discovered the secret to a happy life, a life built on the land, a lifestyle driven by the love of it and a legacy dedicated to preserving it.

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LARRY JACOBS

broker spotlight

What is the title on your business card?

Broker. And that is all I need…just broker.

When and how did you get started selling ranches?

In general, I took an interest because my father loved investing in real estate. From the time I was a little guy, if he saw something he was interested in, I’d offer to go with him, look at it, walk it, find the best corners. When I got older, I kind of floundered around, started in engineering. Then, I decided real estate was what I really wanted to do. I took a few classes. Then I went into the Air Force Reserves. When I came out, I got my broker’s license and started doing that. Really, except for a few short periods of time, I was selling land.

head of cattle right now.

Can you tell which grandchildren might go into the ranching business and which may go into real estate?

You know when we are doing it, they are all interested. They are all homeschooled, so they get a lot of time to interact. They really enjoy helping with the cows. They enjoy riding the horses.

Getting the cows up when we work them, they enjoy that…but what is their career going to be like, who knows?

Heck, when Tyler graduated from Texas Tech he had a degree in ranch and wildlife management and had been guiding deer hunts up in Michigan. He really kind of thought he would go into that kind of management. Then he started thinking about it and I said, “Well, if you can’t find anything else you want to do, you can always come home and get in real estate with me.” He thought about it a while and asked me why I hadn’t ever mentioned that before. I told him I just didn’t want to be pushy. And, home he came. Now, he is my right hand guy. He is innovative and will probably guide the way Jacobs Properties goes. Not that I am retiring, I love what I do.

Sounds like you have a pretty close-knit and amazing family?

Yeah, we are truly blessed. We raised our kids, kind of like I was raised, having the opportunity to be in the country, learn how to work, learn how to be in the woods and be self-sufficient. I try to keep them off cell phones and iPads when they are around me, because it drives me crazy. But, it’s gotten to where I am on it so much of the time, it is hard for me to criticize.

What is the thing in life you are most proud of?

You know, I guess I am most proud of the reputation our family has. Although, I am cautious to say that because it is a blessing, it’s not anything I have earned. But, I am pretty proud of the reputation our company has, and I guess, I, along with Beverly grew that. That is the main thing I am most proud of that I actually had something to do with.

How many of your family are in the ranching business?

My son and daughter and their spouses; and the grandchildren, we still have eight of them living on the ranch. One doesn’t. He is studying to be an EMT. Tyler is heavily involved. He is probably the driving force, with Beverly and I, but they all help us when we work cows and calves, vaccinate, de-horn and all those sorts of things.

Beverly, my wife, she keeps the books, takes care of the bills and tells me when she’s out of money and that I need to go make a deal.

We all kind of work together.

So, on top of being a ranch broker, you also run a fully functional cattle ranch?

Oh, you know, we have about 800 acres and a little over 200

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What is the first ranch deal you worked on?

Probably the first real ranch deal I worked on, I put a few partners together, me and a couple buddies and we bought 13 sections out in Pumpville, Texas near Pandale Crossing on the Pecos River. It was a deal where we really looked at it as something we were going to enjoy. A lot of it was investment driven, but a lot of it was also about what we could do with the land.

What is the strangest experience you have had showing a ranch?

Well, one of the strangest experiences was on a listing I had, where there was another agent involved. She kind of just turned her clients over to me, but periodically, she would hand her camera over and ask the clients to take a picture of her in various poses in front of a scenic overlook or this and that. I thought it was kind of strange that she just turned it over to me and concentrated on taking her selfies and posing for the camera. It was kind of funny.

What have you learned is the most important aspect of selling ranches?

I think you have got to figure out what the buyer sees. We

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Waco, Texas Hollis and Margaret (Peggy) Jacobs Holly Calfee, Bob Jacobs, Tom Jacobs Beverly Jacobs Tyler Jacobs, Shana Shivers University of Texas Air Force Reserve

have noticed that sometimes the buyer sees little things as big problems, an un-cleared brush pile, an abandoned truck in the field, loose boards on the barn. Sometimes they see those little problems as big headaches. You kind of have to figure out what the buyer is seeing and learn to address those concerns to get the best deal for everybody.

How has the industry changed over the years?

Technology! I remember when I got my first pager. First you had your pager, then your bag phone. I would walk around with a roll of quarters in my pocket for the pay phone. There used to be one on every corner. Now, you can’t find a pay phone anywhere.

In general, how do you feel about the industry today?

I love it! I get frustrated with a lot of the paperwork and industry association obligations, but my love of the land and the industry hasn’t changed.

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Cattlemen’s in Fort Worth Bull Creek/2222 Lake Travis Right above my refrigerator I don’t dance anymore My bulldozer, earphones in and cell phone in the truck

conservative state. From the politicians, to the churches, to the people, it is just a wonderfully conservative state, maybe not the most conservative, but we are right up there.

The other thing I love about Texas is that you can go anywhere and find somebody to talk to. People are generally real friendly and open to helping their neighbors. I think that is what I truly love most about Texas.

What is a typical day for Larry Jacobs?

There are a couple of things. We get up, Tyler and I visit.

Beverly and I visit. Do we have a crisis around the ranch? Do we have to take a horse to the vet? Do we have a calf problem?

Do we have something we’ve got to do? Then, we generally get to the office about 9 a.m. or so and return calls, deal with

What do you think is the greatest benefit of owning land?

Well, you know, land is always a good investment. But, I think there are so many other intangibles to it…It is good for your mind to be out there, to get out in the country and get away from the city. It is a way of raising your family. Many generations lived their lives on the land and they really learned to work. They learned to keep commitments.

They learned responsibility, responsibility for the foremen, for the animals. I just think there are whole lot of life lessons to be learned from living on the land.

If you had to pick another career….any career…What would you do?

Never thought about it. I enjoy doing it. Doing anything else really doesn’t ever cross my mine.

This is what I love to do and I can’t imagine doing anything else.

What is your favorite thing about Texas?

Texas is still a wonderfully

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broker spotlight advertising and set up appointments to show properties. If there isn’t too much to do, we head back out to the ranch, put out hay or cubes for the cows, fence repairs, there is always something to do or check on.

Well no wonder you don’t dance anymore. Who needs dancing when there are stumps out there to be bulldozed?

That’s no joke. You don’t even know. Tractors, mowers, bulldozers…those are all therapeutic. You get on, you quit thinking about the outside world and just enjoy the land. There is a lot to it, being able to get out there and cut the strings loose to the rest of the world.

Five things at the top of your “Left to Do” list?

You know, it is just frustrating not to be able to give you really cool answers, but you know, if a door opens and it looks interesting, you go through it. I don’t sit around and dwell on what I need to do to make my life complete. I am just enjoying today, I got a few plans for tomorrow and when I wake up in the morning with something I want to go do. I go do it.

So, you are telling me your “To Do” list is done?

What I am telling you is that I don’t have a list, but I am sure that I have a lot left to do in the future.

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“A man who stops advertising to save money is like a man who stops a clock to save time.” – Henry Ford You know that taking advantage of cutting-edge innovations will keep your business ahead. Here's a look at the future of real estate marketing: video. In June 2013, 183 million Americans viewed more than 44 billion online videos. Currently one third of all online activity is spent watching video. Cisco predicts that within two years 90% of internet traffic will be video content. Companies are investing more in video as they realize the positive impact it has on their bottom dollar. As the matter of fact, it is estimated that next year, national video ad spending will increase from $1.97 billion to $5.71 billion.

have to work to keep your audience. Implementing video is a great way to do this. An email subject line with the word “video” results in 50% more opens than one without.

Important: when you say video, there had better be a real link to go to. Don’t try to fool your customers, it could drive them away. Spammers don't have friends.

In the September issue of “Real Estate” magazine, Stephen Schweickart, CEO of VScreen, said, “The handwriting is on the wall. It’s not a matter of whether or not Realtors will incorporate video into their marketing … but rather how far behind they will fall before seeing the light.”

VIDEO ON YOUR WEBSITE Adding video to all your web properties will direct more traffic to your business. Once you have invested in quality video, you want to use it to its full potential. It's got to be on the landing page. You want it front and center, not buried on an obscure page of your site. Just as your website is your virtual storefront, having video available when they land on your page is like handing them a nice cup of coffee and inviting them to have a seat.

VIDEO IN EMAIL Email campaigns are an important part of today's real estate market, but with the instant unsubscribe button you

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Email clients can’t handle videos embedded directly into emails. However, you can get around this by using an image with a play button. Create a static image that is actually a link to a video; this can lead to 5-6x more clicks.

To encourage even more involvement from your visitors, be sure to put actionable content next to the video, (i.e.

"Click here for...."). Video coupled with actionable content is a great combination to elicit action from casual browsers.

Not only can video direct repeat traffic to your website, but if you have compelling video, your customers will advertise for you. People love to share videos on the internet, and social media has made this easier than ever. Putting your corporate or marketing film on a shareable platform allows individuals to share the video with their family, friends and co-workers.

The beauty of this medium is that it can potentially go viral; thousands or millions of hits equal free advertising for your business on a grand scale. And video is an easy way to draw people in because they feel more involved, even if they only click "Like".

GET FILM Up until now, virtual tours have been your only option.

Many realtors use this to simulate video. At this point, it is important to differentiate between film and video. In the old days "film" was a more expensive process shot on cellulose while "videos" were the amateur handheld camcorder variety. But as technology has advanced it's not uncommon for major motion pictures to be "filmed" with a digital camera, so now the terms can be used as more of a description of quality. Video is your wedding video from the 1980s; film is a beautiful cinematic expression of awesomeness. High quality film is the future.

Film has an advantage over virtual tours for a myriad of reasons. Virtual tours (still images linked together and set to music) provide a limited view of the property and may require plug-ins to work. Most importantly, they offer nothing more than what was posted in the MLS listing.

You have high-end clientele who can spot low quality in an instant; why offer them low-end, dated marketing materials? A cheap production only cheapens the property and your reputation. Film gives you an edge over your competitors and communicates to customers that you are serious about selling their property.

IMPLEMENT BRANDED CONTENT Storytelling is a method brand marketers rely on to captivate, and film is now their chosen medium. Branded content blurs the line between conventional advertising and entertainment. It's a story that draws the viewer in, and it is highly branded. Branded content can amuse or inform.

It delivers a chuckle, just for kicks. It's brought to you by a brand that leans more on emotional appeal than a heavyhanded sales pitch. You can implement branded content by telling your audience the story of your business, your property, your firm. Give them such a compelling experience that they will forward your film to their coworkers and friends, post it on their social media, and return to your site for more. Meanwhile, your business is getting marketed every time the film is viewed.

AND DON'T FORGET CONTENT MARKETING Content marketing is another important component to reaching your audience. It's staying in touch with your customers, not necessarily to sell them something, but to establish yourself as a reliable, continuing source of information. This encourages ongoing business relationships and repeat business.

Don't overlook social media such as blogs, Twitter, Pinterest, Linkedin and Facebook. These are perfect tools for content marketing. Instead of renting advertising space, you own the media and control your message. For example: Do you have experience in gardening, wildlife management, or have a great venison chili recipe? Offer these tidbits/services through your social media to direct traffic to your website. Keep your accounts updated regularly to build an audience (and make sure you have interesting content).

In our media-driven society, you've got to be a cut above the rest. If your audience is not immediately captivated by your ad, they will tune out, click off or turn the page. With such high-quality technology now becoming accessible, you've got an incredible toolbox at your fingertips.

Combining film with a powerful content marketing campaign is vital to staying up to date in today's market.

Done well, film gives an emotional hook that invites potential clients to pursue more information. According to Vindico, a leading video ad server, 80% of online video ads are abandoned within the first half of the ad. Audiences can "tell the sell", and you want to capture their attention before they click off your site. How do you accomplish that? Tell them a story.

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Grazing, like any tool, can be beneficial or damaging, depending on how it is applied.

The duality of grazing (and a host of other habitat management tools) was first, and best, expressed in 1933, by Aldo Leopold, writing in the preface of his landmark book, Game Management: “The central thesis of game management is this: game can be restored by the creative use of the same tools which have heretofore destroyed it - ax, plow, cow, fire, and gun....�

Whether grazing positively or negatively modifies the landscape, depends on the managers, their goals and their skills. The most successful grazing managers understand several basic concepts.

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EVOLUTIONARY ROLE OF GRAZING ON RANGELAND PLANTS Texas rangeland plants, especially grasses, evolved under grazing pressure from migrating herds of bison and other ungulates. The vast herds moved into an area; grazed intensely, removing mature or dead plant material, thereby invigorating new plant growth; disturbed the soil with their hooves, aerating the soil and increasing water percolation; and deposited manure, which added organic matter and enhanced fertility.

Once the grass had been grazed down, the herds moved on.

The grass and other plants rested and recovered until the herds returned.

CARRYING CAPACITY Experienced managers understand the concept of carrying capacity, meaning each piece of land has a number of animals that it can sustain without being damaged. Carrying capacity is dynamic, changing with the rainfall, amount of forage and other variables. To be accurate and effective, the carrying capacity must take into account both livestock and wildlife. It is a constant balancing act.

Obviously, the number of livestock can be easily manipulated up and down based on the amount of forage available. Ranchers can buy or sell more depending on the conditions. Population management for wildlife is not so simple. Managers have a small window of opportunity each year to make population adjustments.

As a result, successful managers determine what the carrying capacity is during “normal” times and manage for a lower number.

This creates a nutritional buffer for the drought years and “gravy” for the normal and good years.

BALANCING LIVESTOCK AND WILDLIFE Cattle, sheep and goats are complementary grazers, meaning they all have minimal dietary overlap. Under good range conditions with abundant forage, competition for food is not an issue. Cattle eat primarily grass. Sheep eat forbs, the plants that most people call weeds. Goats eat browse also known as brush.

When it comes to wildlife, white-tailed deer prefer forbs and browse, while exotics such as axis deer eat a complex diet of grass, forbs, and browse. Therefore, there can be competition between livestock and wildlife when foodstuffs are limited, especially between white-tailed deer and sheep and goats, because of overlapping diets. (Sheep and goats can thrive in areas that are more arid, so they are generally found west of I-35.)

In an operation with a livestock focus, experienced managers sometimes “mix-and-match” livestock to use the available forage most efficiently. In a pasture that is primarily brush, the herd may include a higher percentage of goats, while in a grass pasture, cattle may be the predominant animal. The composition of the herds depends on the composition of the vegetation and the rancher’s goals.

In the Hill Country, there are innovative ranchers who use goats to manage cedar, prickly pear and other brush. When winter settles in and cedar and prickly pear are the only green plants, the Giles family, who operates Hillingdon Ranch near Comfort, turn their Angora billy goats into pastures with emerging cedar problems. Because the cedar is green, the billies eat it, keeping it in check. The family places mineral blocks in patches of prickly pear, which are also evergreen. The goats are drawn to the prickly pear by the mineral block and tempted to eat it because it’s green.

Because of the potential for competition, many wildlife-focused ranches avoid or severely limit the number of sheep and goats.

In the aforementioned example, the family’s primary income is derived from diverse livestock operation. The deer are managed to provide family-oriented, recreational hunting for long-time lease holders instead of trophy opportunities.

Again, the composition of the herds depends on the composition of the vegetation and the rancher’s goals.

CONTINUOUS VS ROTATIONAL GRAZING Grazing systems come in two basic forms: continuous or rotational. In a continuous grazing system, livestock are put into a pasture and left there as long as the pasture will support them. Continuous grazing requires very little labor, but it can create problems. Animals, like people, have food preferences.

Some plants are just more palatable than others. If left in one place, cows, sheep and goats will selectively graze, continuously returning to their favorite plants. Over time, the constant grazing pressure, especially when combined with drought, can damage the plants’ roots, and eventually cause the preferred plants to die-off.

When the preferred plants disappear, the livestock begin to seek out their second and third choices, applying the same intense pressure. If the cycle is not interrupted, even the second and third choice plants can be grazed out of existence, leaving only the plants the livestock by-passed, decreasing plant diversity, and severely diminishing the pasture’s overall productivity.

To minimize these problems, experienced managers implement a rotational grazing system, which means that they control the amount of grazing pressure applied to their pastures by balancing the number of animals with the available forage and limiting the amount of time individual pastures are grazed. In this system, livestock are rotated through a series of pastures on a schedule that is determined by the forage’s condition. Rotational grazing uses livestock to mimic the movement of migrating herds, allowing pastures to rest and recover between grazing sessions. Instead of relying on a calendar or a set schedule to ascertain when the livestock need to be moved or how long a pasture needs to be rested, the managers rely on their eyes to evaluate the forage and rate of growth.

OWNERSHIP OF LIVESTOCK While it is very common for people to have sole ownership of the livestock that graze on their property, it is not necessary to become a cowboy to enjoy the benefits of grazing. Some people own livestock in partnership with other people. In many cases, one partner is an experienced rancher, who oversees the livestock and its care in addition to his financial commitment, and the other is a landowner who also contributes financially and allows his ranch to be used for grazing. The co-owners share in the profits or losses.

Another common option is a grazing lease. In this scenario, a landowner leases the grazing rights on his land to a rancher for compensation. The grazing lease is a legal contract that spells out the duration of lease, the number of livestock allowed, the price and any other specific requirements including repairs, damages and requirements for renewals. The rancher is responsible for providing and caring for the livestock. The landowner is guaranteed a payment.

BENEFITS OF GRAZING Of all the management tools identified by Leopold, grazing is arguably the best one available to people wanting to improved wildlife habitat. First and foremost, grazing is part of the ecological and evolutionary process of the land, so managers are just harnessing the power of nature, not imposing a man-made process. Well-managed grazing can invigorate plant growth and increase plant diversity, while improving soil fertility and soil health by releasing nutrients and returning organic matter to the soil. Finally, grazing is economically feasible. Unlike mechanical or chemical control, livestock grazing, especially under a lease agreement, doesn’t require extensive inputs, equipment or labor.

Plus, it is the only tool that offers an opportunity for a direct monetary return.

Grazing is equal parts art and science, its success depends on the skilled hands wielding the tool.

To learn more about the role that livestock grazing and other management tools can play in improving your land, contact Wildlife Consultants at (325) 655-0877 or see our website at TheWildlifeConsultants.com.

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Marilyn recently made history by listing the most expensive home in Texas, a $100,000,000 property. She also sold one of the largest estates in Texas to the new owners of a major sports team. Her sale of a $9,995,000 Penthouse in Dallas was the most expensive penthouse ever sold in Dallas.

Marilyn sold a $13,500,000 estate to the owners of a Scottish castle. Her most recent sale was a $20,000,000 estate that she listed, sold and closed for full price in 24 days. This 35,000 sq. ft. home was the largest and most expensive sale in the state. This estate was previously listed with another international realtor at a lower price and did not sell.

“Marilyn’s aggressive approach to the international marketing of the property resulted in a completed transaction in five months from start to finish. I’m hasten to add that the prior agencies failed completely to do any effective marketing of Brantley Manor, although I did spend a substantial upfront marketing fee with them.”

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CONSERVING A LEGACY Eighteen years ago, Randy Rehmann owned one acre of land. Today, he owns two ranches in Texas, one in Colorado and is negotiating for another Texas property. “I’ve always loved land,” Rehmann said. “I just never had any.” He traces this lifelong appreciation to five acres near Round Top, which were owned by his grandmother. “As kids, we spent a great deal of time running around barefoot and terrorizing anything that swam, crawled or flew. It wasn’t a big piece of land, but we made big memories.”

Rehmann began shopping for his first ranch 10 years before he could actually afford to purchase one. He searched ranchland ads, clipped them, and stuffed them in a folder for future reference. Window shopping for ranches provided a pleasant distraction as he was building his mechanical contracting company, Dynamic Systems.

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Dynamic Systems got its start on a Wednesday in October 1998, when Rehmann and his coworkers got laid off. The company that he was working for at the time folded in the midst of a high-profile, tight turnaround microelectronics project for the University of Texas. Rehmann and a group of his co-workers decided not to abandon the job. They finished it, exceeding expectations and launching Dynamic Systems in the process.

Today, Rehmann serves as Chairman and CEO. The company has become a worldclass leader in fabricating and installing

sophisticated process and high-purity piping systems, process exhaust, HVAC piping/sheet metal and sanitary plumbing. Dynamic System maintains its corporate headquarters in Austin and branch offices in Dallas, San Antonio, Houston, Boston, Phoenix and Poughkeepsie, NY. As the business grew, Rehmann began shopping for land in earnest. Ironically, he bought the first ranch he looked at, signing the papers in October 1995. Despite its prime Hill Country location, he admits that many people would’ve passed it by. The land had access challenges due to easement issues and had been severely overgrazed. Fences were almost non-existent. There were only two water sources on the entire property.

Wildlife management was not on the owner’s agenda. In fact, the doe:buck ratio was 14:1.

“Basically, it was a cedar brake with a lot of potential. Fortunately, I’ve always liked

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to build things and solve problems. It’s a rewarding challenge to make something from nothing and figure out workable solutions when people say it can’t be done,” Rehmann said. “Plus, its name was the Double R Ranch. It just felt right.”

In the ensuing years, Rehmann and his family have done a lot of work.

They’ve built roads and high fences, installed water sources, spot treated for undesirable plants, cleared cedar and burned almost 5,000 bussized piles of the encroaching tree.

“We spent the first full year undoing what had been done and the next four adding human habitat like fences, roads and housing,” Rehmann said. “Since then, we’ve done some sort of habitat work on the ranch every week for the last 18 years.”

Early on, Rehmann learned not to share his projects before his vision was realized. When the family acquired the Double R, it had a small seep spring that was surrounded by a thick stand of cedar. One day, in the middle of transforming the seep spring into a large rocked pond complete with a dam, Rehmann brought his wife and daughter to see the progress.

At the time, the progress was rough-scraped bare ground, uprooted dead cedars, piles of rocks and a puddle of water the size of a truck hood.

“I was puffed up, because I knew how far we’d come, but the look on my wife’s face told me she wasn’t pleased at all,” Rehmann said. “My daughter said, ‘Oh my gosh, Dad, you ruined it.’” He laughed and noted that now, the reworked spring, which has been dubbed Lake Louise, is one of their favorite places on the ranch, and this story is one of his favorite memories.

While the habitat work and problem solving have increased the value of the land, the efforts have paid dividends far beyond financial ones. The blood, sweat and laughter have given the Rehmann family a place that is truly their own and a shared passion for the outdoors. Today, Randy and his wife of 35 years, Debbie, spend as much time, as possible, on the land with their now-grown children and their families.

“My goal is to leave the land better than I found it, but along the way, I get to share it with other people,” said Rehmann. “My kids bring their friends, many of whom are young married couples with small children, and I get to watch the love of the outdoors being passed from generation to generation. Frankly, though, nothing is better than seeing your grandchild get excited about being outside.”

His experience with the first ranch inspired Rehmann to acquire a second property near Bracketville and a third property in Colorado. The ranch under negotiation is in the Hill Country. All are fixer-uppers. His experience working with government agencies in Colorado has made him appreciate Texans’ views of private land stewardship.

“In Colorado, no one represents the viewpoint of the private landowner,” he said. “It is very hard to accomplish things, because the powers-that-be don’t believe that private landowners can -- or will -- do the right thing for the land. In Texas, people understand there would be almost no conservation without the efforts of private landowners.”

Rehmann was already interested in wildlife management, private property issues and conservation when he met Kirby Brown, then-Executive Vice President for the Texas Wildlife Association, as they both served on the

Bethany Lutheran Church Board of Directors together. Brown introduced him to TWA, and Rehmann, although he was a relatively new landowner, quickly found himself involved and on the fast track to leadership.

TWA represents 6,500 members who own and manage almost 40 million acres of land. Rehmann served as President from 2007-2009. He then took the helm of the Texas Wildlife Association Foundation, a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing ethical environmental education about wildlife and habitat conservation to Texans of all ages, serving as President from 2011 to present. And, most recently joined the board of the Texas Agricultural Land Trust. In 2013, he was named Texas Outdoorsman of the Year.

“I like being involved, because every day is an opportunity for a solution, and decisions Ware made by those who show up,” Rehmann said. “If people aren’t willing to stand for a cause, then the cause goes away.”

“As a society, we can’t afford to let open space land and our natural resource base go away, and it’s imperative that rural landowners be heard, despite the growing din of urban issues,” he said. Rehmann sees a big role for new landowners in the conservation conversation, because they bring different perspectives, ideas and experiences that often bridge the gap between urban and rurWal Texas.

“The responsibility of land stewardship is a serious one,” Rehmann said.

“When you do the right thing for the land, the habitat and the animals, then you do the right thing for all of the people, whether they live in the country or the city.”

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Hats off to the Cowboy!

The Tenth Annual National Day of the Cowboy - Saturday, July 26, 2014

by Bethany Braley

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Sponsored in the U.S. Senate in 2005, 2006, and 2007, by Wyoming’s late U.S. Senator, Craig Thomas, the National Day of the Cowboy is a day set aside to celebrate the contribution of the Cowboy and Cowgirl to America’s culture and heritage. In 2008, the National Day of the Cowboy resolution was sponsored simultaneously in the U.S. House of Representatives (for the first time) by Arizona’s U.S. Congresswoman, Gabrielle Giffords, and in the U.S. Senate by Senator Mike Enzi, WY. It passed in the Senate and the House concurrently, naming Saturday, July 26, 2008 as the 4th Annual National Day of the Cowboy.

On Friday, June 20, 2008, the National Day of the Cowboy resolution also passed in the Arizona State Legislature, making Arizona the first state to pass the resolution. We asked Arizona Representative, Jennifer Burns, to sponsor the resolution, which she readily agreed to do. In thinking it over though, Ms. Burns felt it would be more meaningful if it was sponsored by Senators Jake Flake and Jack Brown, the two remaining Cowboys in the Arizona legislature. Senators Flake and Brown both accepted that honor, but sadly, Jake Flake passed away before he was able to introduce the resolution. However, it was subsequently introduced in his honor, by Jack Brown, and passed easily and concurrently in both the Arizona House and the Senate. In 2009, the resolution passed in New York, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Arizona. It was also proclaimed by a number of governors, mayors and town councils.

In the words of the former President Bush, “We celebrate the Cowboy as a symbol of the grand history of the American West. The Cowboy’s love of the land and love of the country are examples for all Americans.”

Texas Legislation

As some of you know, I recently completed a trip through Texas in an effort to determine what steps we could take to ensure Texas is on board for passing the NDOC as a permanent bill in their legislature when next they convene in 2015. I feel strongly that if we could get Texas to commit to introducing and passing the NDOC as a bill seeking permanent status for the Day of the Cowboy, we could more easily get other states to follow suit more quickly.

I started out in El Paso. Thanks to Bernie Sargent, who is a long time NDOC supporter there and who also ramrods the NDOC celebration each year at the impressive El Paso County History Museum, I was able to meet on Monday with Michael Breitinger, Chief of Staff for Representative Joe Pickett, and on Tuesday with Anjelika Lewis, District Director of District 76 and a member of Representative Naomi Gonzales’ staff. I reviewed the NDOC campaign status with both Michael and Anjelika, emphasizing that people around the country want to know where Texas is in the process of making the NDOC permanent. They both understood the economic and cultural significance of this effort and both could see that it’s important for Texas to finally make it permanent after passing it three times as a resolution.

Ms. Lewis also offered to convene a group of 6 legislators from that district in 2014 so that Bernie and I could speak directly to all of them at once and thus perhaps, increase the number of co-sponsors for the bill in 2015. I told her I would be more than happy to come back to El Paso to speak to such a group, so we’ll be working on setting that up for next year sometime.

On Wednesday, I drove to Austin and met with Nathan McDaniel, the Policy Analyst on the staff of Senator Donna Campbell. We talked about the project for quite some time and although Senator Campbell was in surgery (she is a surgeon) at the time, Nathan felt certain she would be a willing co-sponsor for the NDOC bill in 2015. There is a small problem here however, having to do with Texas election years that end in the number 2 (i.e.2012). It seems those elected that year, must draw straws the following year, half of whom will get short straws. Those getting the short straws must run for re-election in 2014. Senator Campbell did draw a short straw, so we will not know for certain until November 2014 elections, whether or not she will still be a Senator and thus available to sponsor the bill for us.

I think this broader approach is a good idea for every state we are working on, because not only does it give us added protection for the bill, but it is also likely to have the effect of engaging more organizations in celebrating the NDOC, which the Goodnight Museum, the Texas History Museum, the New Mexico History Museum and The Bishop’s Lodge in Santa Fe, are all now considering.

Now that seven states have passed the NDOC bill in perpetuity, I am very encouraged with how the NDOC campaign is growing, especially since Kansas will be passing it in January and, I believe we will also be able to achieve permanent passage in Idaho and Washington in early 2014 as well. Board members and I have chosen additional states on which to focus our efforts in 2014, including Florida, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, and Colorado. If you are interested in lending a hand in 2014 in any of the 43 remaining states, please contact me at info@nationaldayofthecowboy.com.

Bethany Braley, Executive Director & Publisher • National Day of the Cowboy Corp 501(c)3 info@nationaldayofthecowboy.com • 928-759-0951 • PO Box 25298 • Prescott Valley AZ 86312-5298

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The Ranch Brigade PRODUCING BEEF AND LEADERS

a theme of stewardship,” Holdsworth said. “Stewardship combines appreciation and respect with knowledge and action.”

The cadre of camps can accommodate 168 young people each summer.

As the Texas Brigades’ reputation has grown, admission has become increasingly competitive. Cadets are 13-17 years old and come from all walks of life.

“The Brigades aren’t just for kids who hunt, fish and ranch, they are for young people who benefit from the efforts of private land stewards – that’s all of them,” Holdsworth said.

In fact, the inaugural Ranch Brigade included a young man from Manhattan, New York, who had spent several summers attending enrichment programs at Harvard University, and a young woman, who currently lives in San Antonio, but has counted nine different countries as home, as well as ranch kids from all over Texas. The group was 50 percent male and 50 percent female.

The Ranch Brigade

by Lorie Woodward Cantu

The Ranch Brigade is the most recent incarnation of one man’s vision.

Tasked with youth outreach, Dr. Dale Rollins, a then-Extension Wildlife Specialist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, envisioned equipping young people with leadership, communication, and critical thinking skills, using hands-on experience with the biology and behavior of bobwhite quail as the teaching tool.

“Dale’s idea translated into the Bobwhite Brigade, a camp unlike any other,” said Helen Holdsworth, executive director of Texas Brigades and TWA Conservation Legacy Program Director. “Instead of dances and swimming pools, it was founded on science, team building and leadership development. It was unconventional, but it worked -- and worked well.”

“Our goal is to create ‘conservation ambassadors,’ young people who are equipped with fact-based information, hands-on experience and the confidence to be effective leaders in their communities and in their careers,” Holdsworth said.

And the training shows. In fact, Chris Farley was inspired to develop the Ranch Brigade after encountering “shining stars” in the TCU Ranch Management Program, where he is Assistant Director.

“Those students just stood out,” Farley said. “They were knowledgeable, confident, and articulate – and they were all graduates of the Brigade.”

To learn more, he volunteered to work with Dr. Rollins at a Bobwhite Brigade camp in 2011.

“Up front, I admitted to Dale that I was attending selfishly because I wanted to teach land stewardship and beef production,” Farley said. “As each generation moves further from the soil, our collective understanding of production agriculture diminishes. My passion is battling ag illiteracy.” He came away from his Brigade experience even more determined to create a camp that focused on beef production from gate to plate.

Since that first camp held in 1993, the Texas Brigades program has expanded to include: the Rolling Plains Bobwhite Brigade, the South Texas Bobwhite Brigade, the North Texas Buckskin Brigade, the South Texas Buckskin Brigade, the Bass Brigade, the Waterfowl Brigade, and, in 2013, the Ranch Brigade. Although the Texas Brigades has a state office that provides support services including recruitment, registration, marketing, and advertising, each individual camp is developed, staffed and funded by a local volunteer committee.

Over the course of two years, Farley simultaneously developed the Ranch Brigade curriculum, its steering committee and volunteer base.

The adults who volunteer their time are experts in their respective fields and all have a passion for youth and natural resources, he said. Many of the volunteers see their participation as a way to give back. They want to introduce the next generation to the wonders and responsibilities of the natural world, just as someone once did for them, he said.

“While each camp has its own individual flavor, they are all built on

Mike Micallef of Fort Worth was the lead fundraiser for the inaugural

For more information or to apply for any of the W Wildlife Camps, visit www.TEXASBRIGADES.org.

CAMPS, DATES AND LOCATIONS:

The deadline for 2014 camps is March 15, 2014

JUNE 14-18, 2014: Rolling Plains Bobwhite, Centennial Lodge, Coleman JUNE 15-19, 2014: South Texas Buckskin, Southern Star Ranch, Uvalde JUNE 22-26, 2014: South Texas Bobwhite, Location TBD

Ranch Brigade. He graduated from the first Bobwhite Brigade, the TCU Ranch Management Program, and earned a BBA from TCU. Today, he oversees his family’s diversified businesses that include ranching, real estate, manufacturing, and Reata Restaurants.

Micallef said, “We are providing young people with the most current information available with the goal of creating the next generation of leaders. We want to inspire them to do great things. Many people believe that our best and brightest should be doctors, lawyers or Wall Street financiers, but we need the same smart people involved in agriculture and natural resources if we have any hope of keeping the productivity going.”

In the past decade, Micallef has noted an increased interest in agriculture as an industry that offers both domestic and global opportunities.

Recently, he reviewed the business plans for two projects: a feedlot in Turkey and a processing plant in Tanzania, designed to conform to Halal laws and supply the Islamic market.

“The demand for food, fiber and shelter just keeps growing,” Micallef said. “The next generation of leaders is facing a world of opportunities and a world of challenges, so they have to be prepared.”

Because both the opportunities and the challenges are real, the expert volunteers don’t lower their expectations.

“As we were developing the curriculum, one veteran volunteer, who is also one of the state’s foremost range specialists, told me, ‘Don’t you dare dummy this down. Talk to the kids just like you would talk with any other producers,’” Farley said.

Taking that advice Farley built the curriculum around the “three keys to sustainable ranching”: ecology, economics and enjoyment. These keys also provide the framework for learning at TCU’s Ranch Management Program.

“Ecology and economics have always gotten the lion’s share of attention because they are essential, but there is a very human element, too,” Farley said. “If young people don’t enjoy the time they spend on the land, they’re not going to stay there.” But before anyone can enjoy an experience, whether it’s ranching or a camp, they have to be engaged, he said. To engage them, you have to get their attention.

Within three hours of arrival, the Brigade cadets were assisting with the necropsy of a cow, following the digestive system from beginning to end to get a complete understanding of cattle as grazing animals and tying the stock’s productivity directly to the availability of forage.

Ecology. They also dissected the reproductive tract to set the stage for discussions of fertility. Economics. While veterinarians oversaw the necropsies and explained the systems, the students were active

participants, learning with their eyes, ears, and hands. Engagement that leads to enjoyment.

Alex Jurica, a senior from Missouri City, Texas, who has set her sights on vet school at Texas A&M University, said, “Starting with the necropsy, our leaders showed us how everything fit together from the anatomy to stewardship and livestock handling to marketing. They taught us all of the things that make it possible to produce cattle economically and sustainably.” In the three years since she began high school, Jurica has amassed a show string, including one Brahman and four Beefmaster heifers, that she plans to use as the foundation of her own purebred herd in the future.

She continued, “Plus, you are learning from people who have been where you are and are now showing you where you can go.”

To keep the students engaged during the days that started at 6:30 a.m. and lasted until almost midnight, the steering committee alternated 30-minute classroom sessions with field experiences.

Taylor Schwartz, a junior from Wall, Texas, near San Angelo, said, “The camp is science-based and hands-on. Everything we learned inside, we went outside and learned it again in a hands-on manner.” His family farms in several locations in the state, but Schwartz is interested in diversifying their operation by adding a livestock component once he completes his post-high school education.

The outdoor activities ranged from plant identification, livestock handling, and water percolation demonstrations to friendly competitions that ran the gamut from twice-daily quiz bowls to hay stacking and goat milking contests. Point totals were kept as the four, five-member teams battled for the coveted Top Herd title. The teams were motivated to earn bragging rights, not win prizes, although prizes were given, Schwartz said.

“Come expecting to learn a lot. Don’t expect it to be easy and think that it’s okay to just go through the motions,” Schwartz, who is also an Eagle Scout, said. “You’ll be tested. Slacking is not an option, because your team needs the best you have.”

The competition is just beginning when the Ranch Brigade ends.

Cadets work toward scholarships, and the right to come back to the next summer’s Ranch Brigade as an Assistant Herd Leader, by giving presentations about natural resources and beef production in their communities, amassing points for each outreach activity. The cadets return home inspired by the experience and eager to pass along their hard-earned knowledge.

Jurica said, “If we don’t learn how to lead, how will we show the generation after us? If we don’t lead, they’ll be lost.”

If you’d like to volunteer or make a donation to the camp to help the secure the legacy of stewardship, contact Helen Holdsworth at 855-TXBRIGS or hholdsworth@texas-wildlife.org.

JULY 8-12, 2014: Bass Brigade, Warren Ranch, Santa Anna JULY 13-17, 2014: North Texas Buckskin, El Escondrijo, San Angelo JULY 15-19, 2014: Ranch Brigade, Warren Ranch, Santa Anna JULY 20-24, 2014: Waterfowl Brigade, BigWoods on the Trinity, Tennessee Colony

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The year is 1953 … The US is engaged in a war with Korea, Eisenhower is in the White House and Texas is in the throes of a devastating drought. West Texas Rehabilitation Center is organized in Abilene, Texas to care for children suffering from the debilitating effects of polio and cerebral palsy.

Fast forward to 2014 … West Texas Rehab Center is the premiere provider of physical rehabilitation and communication services for children and adults – regardless of financial circumstances -throughout the vast West Central Texas region, where dry times still prevail and rain events are infrequent but front page news when they occur.

Partnering to assist these patients in overcoming the disabling effects of illness and injury are big-hearted ranchers, farmers and agribusiness owners who’re “riding” for WTRC, lending their own “brand” of support through a unique fundraising campaign -- Round-Up for Rehab.

Prominent Fort Chadbourne, Texas ranchers Conda and Edna Wylie donated the first pen of steers to be sold to benefit the Center’s operations in 1960. Now an integral part of Rehab’s heritage, RoundUp makes a significant difference in the lives of Rehab patients, like five-year-old Cameron who’s too busy climbing on the Center’s new therapeutic playground to notice ranchers are equally busy. Their goal is to round up livestock and cash donations, primarily in the fall via special sales and events, to assist WTRC campus operations in Abilene, San Angelo and Ozona.

Cameron’s regimen at Rehab includes sessions in physical and occupational therapy as well as speech where the therapy team works weekly to help him overcome the effects of developmental delay and seizure disorder. “WT Rehab has been our anchor,” says mom Stephanie, “even in times when we were without insurance coverage, we’ve never been without care.” His story is one of many made possible by a loving family, conscientious staff, state-of-the-art facilities and generous supporters.

“The combined support of ranchers, farmers, agri-businessmen and women plus a cadre of volunteers illustrates the dedication and effort that has sustained West Texas Rehab Center for 60 years,” adds WTRC President Woody Gilliland. “And they’re the reason this organization can look to the future with confidence and pride.”

For information about WTRC’s services or Round-Up activities, visit www.WestTexasRehab.org or call 325-793-3507 or 325-223-6311.

Volunteer Round-Up community chairmen in the Big Country and Concho Valley, joined by Honorary Chairman and western entertainer Red Steagall, ask their neighbors to join the drive which will provide operational dollars to care for the 500 individuals who’re served daily

by West Texas Rehab therapists, who have appropriate licensing and/or certifications. Rehab’s specialty services include physical and occupational therapy, speech and audiology, employer services, orthotics and prosthetics, pediatric services, aquatic therapy, family support services, retired senior volunteer program and Hospice of the Big Country.

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• CONSERVATION LEGACY • WATER POLICY • PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS • YOUTH HUNTING PROGRAM • BIG GAME AWARDS In 2013, the Texas Wildlife Association celebrated a record year of program success. And we’re working hard to make 2014 another banner year by better serving Texas wildlife and its habitat, protecting private property rights, promoting Hunting Heritage and conservation, and educating all Texans on the public values of wildlife on private land.

Water is an extremely important natural resource issue for Texas private land stewards and for Texas. To better utilize the expertise of TWA volunteer leaders who have experience in the water policy arena, TWA recently established a Water Advisory Committee.

In addition, TWA is engaged in the navigable streams issue and the private property rights questions associated with it. TWA supports efforts and solutions to create a more transparent and predictable process for private landowners involved in navigable water processes and regulatory actions.

The organization is also keenly interested in the state’s prioritization of State Water Plan projects and their funding. It is imperative that the interests of rural Texas and the conservation efforts of private land stewards, on whose land the first raindrop principally falls, are represented. TWA is committed to being such an advocate, on behalf of its members.

TWA Conservation Legacy program efforts in 2013 reached a record total of 448,265 youth and adults with natural resource education material. The 2013 total represented an increase of over 146,000 youth and adult impacts, compared to 2012. The largest segment of Conservation Legacy impacts occurred in the Learning Across New Dimensions in Science (L.A.N.D.S.) outreach efforts, with Discovery Trunks (80,673 student impacts), Wildlife

by Design (31,863 student impacts), “Critter Connections” publication (172,379 distributed copies), Youth on-demand Webinars (11,533 viewers), and Distance Learning (60,972 viewers). Forty-six schools and over 6,900 students participated in the L.A.N.D.S. Intensive program education efforts.

The Texas Youth Hunting Program, a successful program co-sponsored

by TWA and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, conducted 217 hunts in the 2013-14 hunting season. A total of 3,327 youth and adults participated and enjoyed the experience, because of the generosity and support of 191 landowners, who made the weekends possible. Nearly 1,500 volunteers across the state were essential to the program’s success. January featured three “Super Hunts,” hosted by the Cherry Springs Wildlife Management Association (WMA), the Harper WMA, and the Cave Creek WMA, the largest with 65 hunters. The Louie Schreiner YO Memorial Hunt was also conducted in January.

The Texas Big Game Awards continues to receive entries from hunters and landowners for the 2013-14 hunting season. Texas Big Game Awards, cosponsored by TWA and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, honors the tradition of hunting, while providing participants with the knowledge that hunting equals habitat. For the 2012-13 season, Texas Big Game Awards received 823 qualified scored entries, 124 youth division entries, 223 first harvest entries, and it recognized 271 landowners. Texas Big Game Awards Sportsman’s Celebrations in 2014 are: June 7 – Lubbock, June 28 – Brenham, July 11 – San Antonio, and August 9 – Kerrville.

Come join us, and be a part of TWA’s mission and success! www.Texas-Wildlife.org

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YOUR Property Rights

WHERE IT BEGAN — Texas Wildlife Association was founded in 1985 to fight efforts in Austin that would’ve denied Texas landowners the opportunity to use high fences as wildlife management tools on their properties.

THE FIGHT CONTINUES...

• To reform eminent domain laws so Texas landowners are seated at the decision-making table, ably protecting their rights, with full access and transparency • To reaffirm and maintain that groundwater is a vested property right of the landowner • To convince courts of law that property rights must be honored • To strengthen border security, and protect Texas landowners’ property and way of life • To maintain and improve landowner liability protections • To secure more transparent and predictable process for private landowners involved in navigable water proceedings and regulatory actions

OUR FIGHT WILL NEVER END! Texas Wildlife Association serves Texas wildlife and its habitat, while protecting property rights, hunting heritage, and the conservation efforts of those who value and steward wildlife resources.

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754Âą Acres | Real County | Property ID: 914150 The Double J Ranch consists of 754Âą acres, all under high fence, which fronts on Highway 337 between Leakey and Vanderpool, very close to Lost Maples State Park. This ranch can truly be your home on the range with the scenic terrain from mountains to canyons and the crystal-clear water. The incredible views remind you of being in Colorado, where you can see for miles. Double J Ranch has numerous springs and one nice lake with several more lake sites. Improvements are nestled in the canyon with an ultimate sense of privacy. Improvements include two lodges, one with three bedrooms and two baths, and the other with four bedrooms and two baths. Enjoy the stunning new 52.67- by 31.67-foot swimming pool and hot tub, fireplace and 19.42- by 19-foot outdoor kitchen with grills and sink. Also included is a large barn with a walk-in cooler. Amazing wildlife cover this ranch with whitetail deer, turkeys and exotics, including axis, aoudad, fallow and blackbuck. This home on the range has huge possibilities for a corporate retreat, family getaway or hunting ranch. Call today for a showing. Price: $5,000,000

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1,334± Acres | Uvalde County Located near Montell the Rusk ranch is one of the very best ranches available in the Texas hill county. Featuring awesome Nueces River, both sides of a beautiful spring fed creek with multiple deep holes, wide open valleys, fields, food plots, 50+ acre mini pivot, game fenced 300 acre exotic pasture, an abundance of game, beautiful hardwood lined hills and canyons and an excellent road system that provides access to all areas of the ranch. The ranch has numerous water wells and water is piped throughout the property to the many hunting and feed stations that have been thoughtfully placed around the ranch. Hunting is excellent with whitetail, hogs, hundreds of Turkey, dove, predators and numerous exotics including Axis, Fallow, Elk, Aoudad, Mouflon and Sika. Improvements include a very nice well maintained home, guest house, equipment barn with concrete floor and a work shop with foreman’s quarters. Won’t last, call Morris Killough (210) 415-9850

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181Âą Acres | Burnet County This live water paradise is truly remarkable. Nearly 3/4 mile of solid rock bottom creek (both sides), two stocked ponds, great trees, fantastic access and a great location (less than an hour from Austin). The water is what separates this property from anything else in the area.

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50± Acres | Denton County | Property ID: 1650612 Privacy, security and serenity, just 20 Minutes north of DFW International Airport. The custom-built main house features the highest possible quality and finish out with 12,205 square feet, 120 piers, Samaca Slate roof, Brown Ozark dry stack stone exterior, Venetian plaster walls, four bedrooms, five full and three half baths and 17 hidden TV’s. A 4,000 bottle wine cellar/dining room for 12, a four-car garage and security cameras inside/out.

Virtually the entire second story of the main house is dedicated as the “Man Cave” game room with huge custom pub style bar, balcony overlooking the lake and pastures, poker tables for up to 32, movie screen, cigar closet, many fabulous, working antique gaming machines, train and arcade! Also, an attached guest apartment, an infinity saltwater pool/ spa and stream, a professionally installed Zip-Line, tree house, trolley car and “zoo”. The horse facilities include a matching show barn, an additional barn, a round pen, a 160’ x 205’ Kiser riding arena and a beautiful 20 acre hay pasture. A matching office building with kitchen, conference room, fire pole and huge garage. To complete this masterpiece estate, a three-bedroom guest house, a manager’s home and stocked lake with fountain and so much more! Furnishings, art and antiques are negotiable, not included. Price $10,000,000. Take a virtual tour on: UltimateRanches.com or call agent Vanessa Andrews directly at (817) 901-4030 for more information or an appointment to view.

Exquisite Gentleman’s Ranch Denton County

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BELLA RIVA “La Rotunda” - ONE OF THE WORLD’S GREAT ESTATES Hoffman A rare opportunity to live in a work of art, this Grand Italian Palazzo on Lake Travis was fashioned I n t e r n at i o n a l after Andrea Palladio’s famous “Villa Rotunda” in Vicenza, Italy. Some of his most influential villas P r o p e rt i e s www.MagnificentProperties.com survive in the Veneto region around Venice, Italy. Andrea Palladio (1508-1580) remains the most www.UltimateRanches.com influential architect in the history of architecture. This romantic palazzo has 9,760 sq. ft. of museum Marilyn Hoffman/Broker quality construction and showcases classic Italian architecture with rich mahogany, imported marilynhoffman@sbcglobal.net Italian tile and Carrara marble throughout. Designed and built by one of the country’s foremost (214) 698-1736 office | (214) 674-3961 cell entrepreneurs for this own personal estate, with all the elegance and grandeur of a bygone era yet 6835 Westlake Drive | Dallas, Texas 75214 all the modern conveniences for grand scale entertaining and comfortable family living. Showcasing view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/21673 classic Italian architecture and a staggering 270-degree Lake Travis panorama and resting on a private, 16-acre waterfront, hill-top peninsula overlooking Lake Travis, the first view of this palatial estate is captured from an awe-inspiring stone-and-grass drive lined with ivy-covered walls. Looking down from the hillcrest drive, the villa’s bold silhouette stands out magnificently against the calm, blue waters of the lake. Built in 2004 with 8 bedrooms, 9 baths, and 8 living areas by prominent Austin architect, David Shiflet, staying true to Palladio’s original “Villa Rotunda” concept, which was laid out in a symmetrical axis with archways leading to complimentary wings and loggias. At the very heart of the home is a magnificent grand rotunda with a massive domed ceiling that draws the eye up, upward and around. Exquisite Venetian moldings adorn rounded walls. Gorgeous, hand-cast stone fireplaces complement rooms rich with mahogany, and French doors are crowned by arched Palladian windows. A pair of curvaceous stairways, lined with hand-forged, wrought-iron balusters, wind their way up to meet at a second floor landing where the master suite is located. The action is down at the lakeside where a colossal boat dock/party deck, large enough to hold a fleet of water toys and a full-sized yacht, rests on a just a small portion of the 1200 linear feet of waterfront. The lake offers great fishing; sailing and water skiing, and all the popular Lake Travis restaurants and attractions are just a quick, dock-to-dock boat ride away. Other highlights include a game room, a 320 bottle-capacity wine/bar room, a handsome 3-story high mahogany library, an office, a home theater and two detached 2-car garages: one with an over-head apartment and the other with an above dance studio/exercise room with sauna. This is a truly unique opportunity to own a spectacular waterfront home on one of Austin’s premier lakes and still be within minutes of Lake Travis schools and everything that is Austin. Coming home to this amazing Italian villa is like visiting Italy every day. Offered at $12,500,000

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Hoffman International Properties Hoffman I n t e r n at i o n a l P r o p e rt i e s www.MagnificentProperties.com www.UltimateRanches.com Marilyn Hoffman/Broker marilynhoffman@sbcglobal.net (214) 698-1736 office | (214) 674-3961 cell 6835 Westlake Drive | Dallas, Texas 75214 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/21673

238± Acres | Karnes County Property ID: 1650600 THE ULTIMATE TEXAS RANCH with vast open spaces and lavish appointments, this 238-acre showplace ranch is one of the great architectural masterpieces – an imposing fourstory, 34-room Antebellum-style mansion. Double electronic entry gates and an arched stone entry open to an illuminated one-mile, tree-lined drive leading to the main compound that is complimented by three fabulous fountains. Designed for outdoor entertaining, the grounds will accommodate seating for 2,500 with a lavish shell stone pool area containing professional cooking facilities. This world-famous ranch is only 45 minutes from an international airport, making this ranch perfect for a corporate retreat or family compound. Lush, emerald green rolling pastures, with a 10-acre trophy bass and catfish lake, manager’s home, and a show barn/auction facility with theatre seating for 325. The main home, in a private, gated, walled compound, is a four-level columned mansion with four sides of columned verandas. The main level foyer features marble flooring and a grand double staircase, a dining room with fireplace, music room, library, and an office with marble fireplaces, living room with fireplace, gourmet kitchen with commercial features, including dumb waiter and full bath. The floating staircase is the highlight of a 60-foot three-story atrium, and leads to an entry parlor with inlaid wood flooring, a huge master suite with fireplace and Cherry wood inlaid floors, and all marble his and her baths. There are two guest suites, both with fireplaces, studies, and sitting rooms. The third floor features four guest suites, each with full baths and sitting rooms.

Other amenities include elevator to all four floors, intricate moldings, central vacuum, imported gold and crystal chandeliers and approximately 20,000 square feet under roof and 16,000 square feet of living area. This ranch offers a rare opportunity to purchase one of the landmark ranches in Texas. Offered at only $7,500,000

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E va n s & A s s o c i a t e s R e a l E s t a t e TexasRanchLandForSale.com Doug Evans/Broker doug@texasranchlandforsale.com (830) 895-0777 1209 Junction Highway | Kerrville, Texas 78028 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/139

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431Âą Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1349648 A one-of-a-kind ranch with over a 1,038 feet on the Guadalupe River, two lakes, wet weather creek, bottom land and beautiful lone-range views of the river valley and the Texas Hill Country. Many majestic building sites, two water wells. Close to Kerrville, 15 minutes from Kerrville airport, 45 minutes to San Antonio. This ranch is ready to enjoy and build your dream home. A very rare find !!

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feature property 185± Acres | Montgomery County Welcome to Emerald Lake Estate! Please watch the Estate videos or visit the Estate’s website EmeraldLake-hmr.com for an in-depth look at this one-of-a-kind property. This spectacular 185-acre private and gated Estate is located in Magnolia, Texas, approximately 40 miles northwest of Houston. Meticulously developed, this estate boasts the private 25-acre Emerald Lake, a world class bass lake with ten islands, a nine-acre Japanese garden and a seven-acre botanical garden with over 5,000 azaleas. Additional improvements include the Estate house, guesthouse, boathouse, multiple gazebos, 21 bridges in all shapes and sizes and miles of walking trails! In addition, there is private helipad access located on the lake and a tropical sandy beach. The grounds are exquisitely manicured which gives them a resort-like feel and appearance all year round.

Located within the upscale golfing and equestrian community of High Meadow Ranch this property offers something for everyone. Emerald Lake Estate boasts all the amenities one would expect from an elegant country lake Estate but there are numerous opportunities for a buyer to come in and make the Emerald Lake Estate their own.

Over the past 15 years, David and Rondi Weber have taken this pristine wooded landscape and sculpted it into an incredibly unique property. Boating, fishing, golfing, camping, hiking, horseback riding, nature watching, gardening and much more… are all here… in your own backyard!

With the planting of over 20,000 trees, shrubs and flowers through the years, the Estate has been transformed into a veritable paradise with a resort-like ambience. In fact, each spring the Weber’s open their gates for the annual Azalea Walk event to the local community and numerous garden clubs.

Guests can walk the mile long trail and view this eclectic mix of exotic flora brought in from all over the United States. The colors in the spring are absolutely breathtaking!

Privacy has always been an important objective in the development of Emerald Lake Estate and only about 90 acres have been fully developed, including the lake and various gardens, leaving most of the perimeter in its natural forested state. There is still an abundance of space in its natural state for developing new areas including an optimal build site for another Estate house should one be desired.

“The canvas is still large enough to paint your own picture”, says owner David Weber, “And even though Rondi and I have decided it’s time to downsize, there’s still a lot of opportunity to take things to the next level. I’m excited for the new owners to have their own once-in-a-lifetime experience.”

If you can envision yourself owning one of the most exclusive and unequaled pieces of property in the southern United States, we invite you to experience Emerald Lake Estate. It just may surpass your wildest dreams!

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K u p e r R e a lt y www.KuperRealty.com Lauren Haass/Agent lauren.haass@sothebysRealty.com (210) 294-2728 office l (210) 822-6646 fax 6606 N. New Braunfels San Antonio, Texas 78209

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market report Sometimes everything old is new again and so it is with prices in Texas land markets. Abundant sales of small acreage tracts propelled overall Texas land prices to an all-time high in 2013. Prices had recovered 2009 losses by 2012, but they made astonishing overall gains in 2013, rising to $2,640 from $2,295 in 2012. That substantial 15 percent surge effectively more than doubled the amount of increase between 2011 and 2012. This overall gain indicates a robust market with prices ranging higher in all regions. Even areas that had continued to languish in the past several years presided over markets producing solid growth in prices and apparent increased levels of activity. Because small acreage sales at high prices per acre dominated 2014 markets th overall run up in prices of larger properties probably fell short of that 15 percent mark.

The broad market surge, masked a trend toward caution in farmland markets as farmers viewed USDA forecasts for lower corn prices and declining net farm income with caution. Farmers’ voracious appetite for cropland appeared to cool as evidenced by price declines emerged in the largest market segment in the panhandle despite growth in overall price.

Breaking the gloom that has gripped the Northeast Texas region, that area stretching from Fort Worth to Texarkana, prices posted a strong positive trend for the first time since 2009, increasing more than 20 percent. Robust price

advances in large property prices enhanced the growth in small acreage prices to their highest inflation adjusted prices since 2008. Despite this recovery, real or deflated prices still lag slightly lower than 2008 market levels. This region, tied to the fortunes of Dallas and Fort Worth reflected the damage sustained by the economies in that area in 2009. These 2013 price developments suggest that much of that damage has been repaired.

Markets in the Amarillo - Lubbock region reflected the most distress in 2013 as farmers curtailed their frenzied purchases of cropland. Drought, uncertainty about future commodity prices, and worries about declining water tables converged to slightly apply the brakes to overall price growth in this region.

The overall price barely grew in 2013, but that pullback followed two years with growth exceeding 20 percent.

Markets rarely sustain expansions of that magnitude for long.

As 2014 dawns, signs point to continuing economic improvement at a snail’s pace compared to most post-World War II recoveries. High levels of debt throughout the world hang like ominous thunder clouds on the horizon. Investors continue to face markets fraught with risk that provide substandard returns. Still, six years of gloom suppressing pent up demand has given way to market movements supporting rising prices on a broad front. Only unforeseen events threaten continued recovery in 2014.

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Top 10

SOLD of 2013

1

Kuper Ranch Sales 17,342± Acres | Maverick County | Sold: 07/26/13 Days on Market: 325 | Sold Price: $26,794,626

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Kuper Ranch Sales 9,908± Acres | Kinney County | Sold: 11/20/13 Days on Market: 944 | Sold Price: $14,367,470

4

King Land & Water LLC 8,163± Acres | Jeff Davis County | Sold: 02/20/13 Days on Market: 541 | Sold Price: $12,881,214

7

Tom W. Davis, Ranch Broker 3,774± Acres | McMullen County | Sold: 10/30/13 Days on Market: 206 | Sold Price: $11,500,000

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King Land & Water LLC 12,164± Acres | Brewster County | Sold: 12/19/13 Days on Market: 107 | Sold Price: $10,339,400

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Republic Ranches 3,015± Acres | Dimmit County | Sold: 09/50/13 Days on Market: 405 | Sold Price: $20,000,000

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Kuper Ranch Sales and Republic Ranches 2,178± Acres | Medina County | Sold: 09/10/13 Days on Market: 69 | Sold Price: $12,741,300

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Kuper Ranch Sales 8,851± Acres | Kinney County | Sold: 8/15/13 Days on Market: 1,374 | Sold Price: $12,391,400

9

Land Advisors Organization 1,558± Acres | Hays County | Sold: 11/26/13 Days on Market: 2,106 | Sold Price: $10,100,000

10

KW Farm And Ranch Group 4,000± Acres | Victoria County | Sold: 11/12/13 Days on Market: 145 | Sold Price: $9,400,000

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Top 50

SOLD

(November 16, 2013 through February 15, 2014)

1

Kuper Ranch Sales 9,908± Acres | Kinney County | Sold: 11/20/13 Days on Market: 944 | Sold Price: $14,367,470

2

King Land & Water LLC 12,164± Acres | Brewster County | Sold: 12/19/13 Days on Market: 107 | Sold Price: $10,339,400

3

Land Advisors Organization 1,558± Acres | Hays County | Sold: 11/26/13 Days on Market: 2,106 | Sold Price: $10,100,000

4

Armstrong Real Estate 10,472± Acres | Pecos County | Sold: 11/25/13 Days on Market: 143 | Sold Price: $7,500,000

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Kuper Ranch Sales 1,664± Acres | Falls County | Sold: 12/10/13 Days on Market: 1,448 | Sold Price: $6,950,000

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Kuper Ranch Sales 859± Acres | Blanco County | Sold: 1/22/14 Days on Market: 455 | Sold Price: $6,794,000

1,664± Acres | Falls County | Sold: 12/09/13 Days on Market: 468 | Sold Price: $6,150,000

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Mauldin Ranch Realty 2,408± Acres | Kerr County | Sold: 01/31/14 Days on Market: 1,066 | Sold Price: $5,375,000

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Kerry Cartrite Ranches 11,118± Acres | Hartley County | Sold: 01/18/14 Days on Market: 473 | Sold Price: $5,000,000

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Century 21 Town & Country Realty 1,471± Acres | Van Zandt County | Sold: 11/22/13 Days on Market: 227 | Sold Price: $4,950,000

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LANDTX 2,312± Acres | Medina County | Sold: 12/17/13 Days on Market: 542 | Sold Price: $4,797,753

12

John Petty Realtors 1,991± Acres | Limestone County | Sold: 12/13/13 Days on Market: 581 | Sold Price: $4,779,912

13

Land Advisors Organization 281± Acres | Travis County | Sold: 11/21/13 Days on Market: 534 | Sold Price: $4,700,000

14

LANDTX 879± Acres | Kerr County | Sold: 01/14/14 Days on Market: 959 | Sold Price: $4,657,598

15

Jesse James Real Estate 825± Acres | Llano County | Sold: 12/20/13 Days on Market: 875 | Sold Price: $4,250,000

16

BLUESTEM 726± Acres | Bandera County | Sold: 11/27/13 Days on Market: 1,211 | Sold Price: $3,425,150

17

Evans & Associates Real Estate 575± Acres | Kerr County | Sold: 01/01/14 Days on Market: 275 | Sold Price: $3,400,000

18

La Gloria Land Company 1,020± Acres | Jackson County | Sold: 02/11/14 Days on Market: 187 | Sold Price: $3,325,200

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Wildlife Management Enterprises, LLC

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1,499± Acres | Hill County | Sold: 12/31/13 Days on Market: 616 | Sold Price: $3,147,900

Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty

343± Acres | Colorado County | Sold: 11/20/13

Days on Market: 106 | Sold Price: $3,150,000

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Trip duPerier, The Texas Land Man, llc 1,305± Acres | La Salle County | Sold: 12/10/13 Days on Market: 200 | Sold Price: $3,132,000

Trip duPerier, The Texas Land Man, llc 153± Acres | Gillespie County | Sold: 11/25/13 Days on Market: 119 | Sold Price: $3,100,000

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Parker Properties 80± Acres | Montague County | Sold: 01/31/13 Days on Market: 141 | Sold Price: $3,000,000

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Mays Realty Group 1,014± Acres | Van Zandt County | Sold: 02/10/14 Days on Market: 64 | Sold Price: $2,995,000

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1,889± Acres | Armstrong County | Sold: 02/14/14

Days on Market: 800 | Sold Price: $2,948,500

Paulmetto Land & Cattle Co 516± Acres | Dewitt County | Sold: 01/09/14 Days on Market: 112 | Sold Price: $2,448,111

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La Gloria Land Company 700± Acres | Jackson County | Sold: 02/11/14 Days on Market: 313 | Sold Price: $2,415,000

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Jim Thomas 500± Acres | Kendall County | Sold: 01/17/14 Days on Market: 1,241 | Sold Price: $2,350,000

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405± Acres | Bandera County | Sold: 12/15/13 Days on Market: 326 | Sold Price: $2,025,000

Keller Williams Farm and Ranch Group 450± Acres | Dewitt County | Sold: 02/14/14 Days on Market: 132 | Sold Price: $3,000,000

Bevers Real Estate 630± Acres | Berleson County | Sold: 01/21/14 Days on Market: 2,272 | Sold Price: $2,854,748

Sloan & Company Real Estate 840± Acres | San Saba County | Sold: 11/25/13 Days on Market: 1,708 | Sold Price: $2,394,000

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Republic Ranches 326± Acres | Colorado County | Sold: 12/18/13

Days on Market: 324 | Sold Price: $2,056,000

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Davis Vernon Real Estate

842± Acres | San Saba County | Sold: 01/06/14

Days on Market: 220 | Sold Price: $2,105,000

The Graves Group - Phyllis Browning Company

1.59± Acres | Kerr County | Sold: 02/05/14 Days on Market: 83 | Sold Price: $1,800,000

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Edwards Capital Corporation 1043± Acres | Duval County | Sold: 12/13/13 Days on Market: 275 | Sold Price: $1,799,382

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RE/MAX Llano 635± Acres | San Saba County | Sold: 01/23/14 Days on Market: 252 | Sold Price: $1,780,000

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South Central Real Estate 285± Acres | Fayette County | Sold: 01/13/14

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RE/MAX Town & Country 145± Acres | Kendall County | Sold: 01/02/14 Days on Market: 183 | Sold Price: $1,650,000

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Deitra Roberston Real Estate, inc.

42± Acres | Walker County | Sold: 12/02/13 Days on Market: 689 | Sold Price: $1,599,000

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RE/MAX Space Center 527± Acres | Jackson County | Sold: 11/26/13 Days on Market: 264 | Sold Price: $1,531,200

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Ranch Connection 460± Acres | Erath County | Sold: 12/2o/13 Days on Market: 218 | Sold Price: $1,499,000

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Lee, Lee & Puckitt Associates, inc.

1,073± Acres | Nolan County | Sold: 12/12/13 Days on Market: 64 | Sold Price: $1,497,466

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Wildlife Management Enterprises, llc 496± Acres | Matagorda County | Sold: 01/28/14 Days on Market: 139 | Sold Price: $1,490,400

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1st Choice Realtors 2,240± Acres | Swisher County | Sold: 12/31/13 Days on Market: 118 | Sold Price: $1,440,180

Days on Market: 82 | Sold Price: $1,696,404

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4.78± Acres | Williamson County | Sold: 01/08/14

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536± Acres | Montague County | Sold: 12/21/13

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Days on Market: 426 | Sold Price: $1,600,000

Austin Group Realty Days on Market: 327 | Sold Price: $1,500,000

Mays Realty Group 442± Acres | Van Zandt County | Sold: 02/10/14

Days on Market: 62 | Sold Price: $1,495,000

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Simpson Ranches & Land llc 100± Acres | Real County | Sold: 01/13/14 Days on Market: 238 | Sold Price: $1,746,500

Vaughan & Associates 34± Acres | San Jacinto County | Sold: 01/08/14 Days on Market: 474 | Sold Price: $1,600,000

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Big 50for

SALE

(November 16, 2013 through February 15, 2014)

1

Fred L. Graff Realty Property ID: 1101846 | 62,700± Acres Val Verde County | Call For Price

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Farmers National Company Property ID: 1501869 | 32,210.46± Acres Archer County | Call For Price

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Kuper Ranch Sales Property ID: 1477517 | 29,000± Acres Kerr County | $75,000,000

4

King Land & Water LLC Property ID: 1591584 | 23,482± Acres Brewster County | $15,263,300

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Mark Fox Real Estate Property ID: 958542 | 22,618± Acres Val Verde County | $8,800,000

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Texas Best Ranches, LLC Property ID: 843822 | 20,000± Acres Val Verde County | Call For Price

Hood Real Estate Inc. Property ID: 1079379 | 17132.04± Acres Kinney County | $58,500,000

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Fred L. Graff Realty Property ID: 548362 | 17,100± Acres Val Verde County | $15,000,000

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Bridleman Land Co. Property ID: 526502 | 17,000± Acres Val Verde County | $13,600,000

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Kuper Ranch Sales Property ID: 1092530 | 16,890± Acres Brewster County | $7,600,500

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CENTURY 21 The Hills Realty Property ID: 1145295 | 16,432 ± Acres Val Verde County | $13,145,600

12

Texas Ranchlands Realty Property ID: 1548881 | 14,200± Acres Pecos County | $7,810,000

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Fred L. Graff Realty Property ID: 1036179 | 14,034± Acres Val Verde County | $13,963,830

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Fred L. Graff Realty Property ID: 1142368 | 14,034± Acres Val Verde County | $13,963,830

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Tejas Properties Property ID: 1418933 | 13,200± Acres Val Verde County | $18,630,000

16

Chas. S. Middleton and Son Property ID: 1627218 | 12,788.47± Acres Bailey County | $4,284,137

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King Land & Water LLC Property ID: 1555099 | 12,500± Acres Presidio County | $10,625,000

18

Land & Ranch Realty, LLC Property ID: 1503016 | 12,000± Acres Real County | Call For Price

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Brooks Real Estate Property ID: 741581 | 11,863± Acres Culberson County | $12,600,000

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Stephens Ranch Real Estate Property ID: 439602 | 11,847± Acres Maverick County | $1,420,000

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Dalhart Real Estate Property ID: 1010269 | 11,120± Acres Dallam County | $24,000,000

23

Ruple Properties Property ID: 1100679 | 11,007± Acres Val Verde County | $6,824,340

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Trip duPerier, The Texas Land Man LLC Property ID: 1447923 | 10,818± Acres Kimble County | Call For Price

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Land & Ranch Realty, LLC Property ID: 1554114 | 10,700± Acres Real County | Call For Price

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Big League Ranches, LLC Property ID: 1036962 | 10,600± Acres Hudspeth County | $9,100,000

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Scott Land Company, LLC Property ID: 1144798 | 10,510± Acres Motley County | $11,035,500

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Whitetail Properties Property ID: 1612483 | 10,465± Acres Terrell County | $4,500,000

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Trip duPerier, The Texas Land Man LLC Property ID: 1076675 | 10,449± Acres Webb County | Call For Price

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Whitaker Real Estate Property ID: 1162200 | 10,313± Acres Collingsworth County | $9,230,135

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Vision Real Estate Property ID: 1525464 | 10,288± Acres Presidio County | $5,658,400

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Bridleman Land Co. Property ID: 944605 | 10,200± Acres Val Verde County | $8,109,000

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West Texas Ranch Realty Property ID: 557272 | 9,812± Acres Brewster County | $4,562,580

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Trip duPerier, The Texas Land Man LLC Property ID: 1184339 | 9,700± Acres Terrell County | Call For Price

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Busbee Ranch Sales Property ID: 1411325 | 9,627± Acres Webb County | $14,128,392

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Lee, Lee & Puckitt Associates, Inc. Property ID: 360008 | 11,155± Acres Kent County | $8,868,225

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Reata Realty and Management Co. Property ID: 1133554 | 9,269± Acres Wharton County | $39,887,240

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Whitaker Real Estate Property ID: 1549836 | 9,253± Acres Donley County | $9,484,325

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Ranch Marketing Associates Property ID: 1096202 | 9,100± Acres Val Verde County | $10,337,798

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Janita Hinds Real Estate Property ID: 890890 | 8,598± Acres Val Verde County | $3,869,460

41

Chas. S. Middleton and Son Property ID: 1367518 | 8441.17± Acres Uvalde County | $11,775,432

42

Chip Cole, Ranch Broker Property ID: 865751 | 8,165± Acres Jeff Davis County | $3,150,000

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Lee, Lee & Puckitt Associates, Inc. Property ID: 980007 | 8,062± Acres McCulloch County | $27,500,000

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Property ID: 1380429 | 7,990± Acres Foard County | $10,786,500

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McCulley Real Estate Property ID: 1025313 | 7,900± Acres Val Verde County | $6,715,000

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LANDTX Property ID: 1165890 | 7,850± Acres Menard County | $27,082,500

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KW Farm and Ranch Group Property ID: 1179338 | 7,850± Acres Menard County | $27,082,500

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Bridleman Land Co. Property ID: 521933 | 7,705± Acres Val Verde County | $5,971,762

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Tejas Properties Property ID: 126150 | 7,356± Acres Kinney County | $8,790,420

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Reata Realty and Management Co. Property ID: 1512542 | 7,325± Acres Wharton County | $29,750,000

Coldwell Banker Pacesetter Steel Property ID: 1526317 | 9,167± Acres Val Verde County | $5,041,850

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Region 4

Region 5

Region 6

Region 7

county guide Andrews Armstrong Bailey Borden Briscoe Carson Castro Cochran Crosby Dallam Dawson Deaf Smith Ector Floyd Gaines Garza Gray Hale Hansford Hartley Hemphill Hockley Howard Hutchinson Lamb Lipscomb Lubbock Lynn Martin Midland Moore Ochiltree Oldham Parmer Potter Randall Roberts Sherman Swisher Terry Yoakum

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Brewster Crane Culberson El Paso Hudspeth Jeff Davis Loving Pecos Presidio Reeves Terrell Ward Winkler

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Archer Baylor Childress Clay Coke Collingsworth Concho Cottle Crockett Dickens Donley Edwards Fisher Foard Glasscock Hall Hardeman Haskell Irion Jack Jones Kent King Kinney Knox Mitchell Motley Nolan Reagan Runnels Schleicher Scurry Shackelford Stephens Sterling Stonewall Sutton Taylor Throckmorton Tom Green Upton Val Verde Wheeler Wichita Wilbarger Young

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Anderson Angelina Bowie Camp Cass Cherokee Collin Cooke Dallas Delta Denton Ellis Fannin Franklin Grayson Gregg Harrison Henderson Hood Hopkins Houston Hunt Jasper Johnson Kaufman Lamar Marion Montague Morris Nacogdoches Newton Palo Pinto Panola Parker Polk Rains Red River Rockwall Rusk Sabine San Augustine Shelby Smith Somervell Tarrant Titus Trinity Tyler Upshur Van Zandt Wise Wood

38 46 7 16 18 39 10 2 22 12 9 33 4 14 3 36 37 34 30 13 42 11 51 32 24 5 29 1 17 43 52 19 41 20 49 26 6 23 40 48 47 44 35 31 21 15 45 50 28 25 8 27

Austin Brazoria Brazos Burleson Calhoun Chambers Colorado DeWitt Fayette Fort Bend Galveston Gonzales Grimes Hardin Harris Jackson Jefferson Lavaca Leon Liberty Madison Matagorda Montgomery Orange Robertson San Jacinto Victoria Walker Waller Washington Wharton

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Aransas Atascosa Bee Bexar Brooks Cameron Comal Dimmit Duval Frio Goliad Guadalupe Hidalgo Jim Hogg Jim Wells Karnes Kenedy Kleberg La Salle Live Oak Maverick McMullen Medina Nueces Refugio San Patricio Starr Uvalde Webb Willacy Wilson Zapata Zavala

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Bandera Bastrop Bell Blanco Bosque Brown Burnet Caldwell Callahan Coleman Comanche Coryell Eastland Erath Falls Freestone Gillespie Hamilton Hays Hill Kendall Kerr Kimble Lampasas Lee Limestone Llano Mason McCulloch McLennan Menard Milam Mills Navarro Real San Saba Travis Williamson

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region

county

region

county

region

Armstrong

Panhandle and South Plains 1

2,050

188

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

263

217

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

520

138

Atascosa

South Texas

6

830

107

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

86.06

217

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

342

146

Atascosa

South Texas

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29

108

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

150

217

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

927

147

Atascosa

South Texas

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1,289

184

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

244

217

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

312

148

Atascosa

South Texas

6

578

239

Caldwell

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

50

175

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

208

178

Austin

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

50.66

212

Caldwell

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

2,212.25

242

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

56.95

222

Austin

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

71.19

212

Caldwell

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

393

255

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

746.2

222

Austin

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

93.04

213

Calhoun

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

505

205

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

3.83

223

Austin

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

12.15

213

Carbon, WY

1,348

236

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

688

223

Austin

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

226.5

240

Carbon, WY

22,236

237

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

7.85

223

Austin

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

82.74

240

Cass

Northeast Texas

4

505

232

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

6.36

223

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

156

99

Cherokee

Northeast Texas

4

177

133

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

12.76

234

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

97

100

Coke

West Texas

3

5,033

153

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

99.96

234

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

90

100

Coke

West Texas

3

2,335

184

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

171.02

235

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

369

101

Colorado

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

92.93

213

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

99

235

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

14

104

Colorado

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

120.47

213

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

83

235

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

6.6

104

Comal

South Texas

6

135

95

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

60

235

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

7

104

Comal

South Texas

6

182

96

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

100

235

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

70

107

Comal

South Texas

6

14.6

156

Goliad

South Texas

6

505

225

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

278

114

Comal

South Texas

6

58

172

Gonzales

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

313

250

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

190

114

Comanche

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

3,000

226

Grimes

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

82

158

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

10.6

117

Comanche

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

192.85

247

Grimes

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

76.9

158

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

2,778

138

Comanche

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

321

250

Grimes

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

145

158

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

300

148

Concho

West Texas

3

865

113

Grimes

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

102

150

Cooke

Northeast Texas

4

122

128

Grimes

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

2-10

160

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

624

151

Coryell

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

220

197

Grimes

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

18

161

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

94

155

Custer, CO

12,505

237

Grimes

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

7.82

161

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

56

157

Debaca, NM

16,159

203

Grimes

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

58

162

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

424.1

170

Denton

Northeast Texas

4

50

62

Grimes

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

100

162

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

254

171

Denton

Northeast Texas

4

357

130

Grimes

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

51

162

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

255

171

Dimmit

South Texas

6

477

221

Grimes

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

305

162

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,130

177

Dimmit

South Texas

6

1,372

239

Grimes

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

110

163

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

304

179

Duval

South Texas

6

1,440

150

Grimes

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

365

163

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

417

187

Duval

South Texas

6

220

225

Grimes

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

142

163

Bandera

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

418

193

Duval

South Texas

6

500

239

Grimes

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

112

163

Bee

South Texas

6

1,568

204

Eastland

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,174

132

Guadalupe

South Texas

6

925

157

Bexar

South Texas

6

2,778

138

Edwards

West Texas

3

4,107

15

Hardeman

West Texas

3

521

188

Bexar

South Texas

6

54

156

Edwards

West Texas

3

2,880

105

Harrison

Northeast Texas

4

1,237

133

Blanco

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

2,725

93

Edwards

West Texas

3

600

122

Harrison

Northeast Texas

4

1,237

133

Blanco

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

2,275

130

Edwards

West Texas

3

2,000

146

Hays

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

214

96

Blanco

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

64

137

Edwards

West Texas

3

1,130

214

Hays

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

143

134

Blanco

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

221

137

Edwards

West Texas

3

150

214

Hays

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

368

138

Blanco

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

289

165

Edwards

West Texas

3

135

215

Hays

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

2,276

142

Blanco

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

25.08

165

Edwards

West Texas

3

100

215

Hays

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

100

242

Blanco

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

597

166

Edwards

West Texas

3

127.4

215

Henderson

Northeast Texas

4

736

189

Blanco

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

442

167

Edwards

West Texas

3

989

219

Henderson

Northeast Texas

4

350

190

Blanco

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

14

168

Edwards

West Texas

3

1,800

230

Henderson

Northeast Texas

4

191

227

Blanco

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

495

168

Edwards

West Texas

3

304

234

Hidalgo

South Texas

6

847

178

Blanco

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

790

242

Erath

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,500

128

Irion

West Texas

3

884

243

Blanco

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

290

252

Erath

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,842

128

Jack

West Texas

3

231

183

Bosque

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

145

131

Erath

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

320.44

247

Jackson, OR

80

237

Bosque

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

3,745

132

Erath

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

780

247

Jeff Davis

Far West Texas

2

1,533.67

210

Bosque

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

485

226

Erath

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

393

247

Jeff Davis

Far West Texas

2

2,920

210

Bosque

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

720

226

Fayette

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

23.36

175

Jim Hogg

South Texas

6

948

205

Bosque

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

66.91

247

Fayette

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

76.41

175

Jim Wells

South Texas

6

535

224

Brazoria

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

1,078

113

Fayette

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

107.42

175

Jim Wells

South Texas

6

1,063

225

Brazoria

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

1,979

113

Fayette

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

72

204

Karnes

South Texas

6

238

66

Brazos

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

550

191

Fayette

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

442

212

Karnes

South Texas

6

71

106

Brewster

Far West Texas

2

16,890

92

Fayette

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

341

226

Karnes

South Texas

6

50

108

Brewster

Far West Texas

2

1,403.4

211

Fayette

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

149

227

Karnes

South Texas

6

1,289

184

Brooks

South Texas

6

508

220

Fayette

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

84.74

240

Kaufman

Northeast Texas

4

257

132

Brown

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

268

154

Fort Bend

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

70

174

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

78

95

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

181

60

Freestone

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

2,169

190

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

29.5

106

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

237

131

Freestone

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

300

227

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

103

109

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

130

195

Frio

South Texas

6

790

116

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

307

111

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

183

195

Frio

South Texas

6

203

156

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

83

111

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

159.65

195

Frio

South Texas

6

996

176

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

71

115

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

37

196

Frio

South Texas

6

1,132

184

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

127

115

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

99.68

196

Frio

South Texas

6

2,200

221

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

45

117

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

149.8

196

Frio

South Texas

6

1,274

239

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

138

134

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

371

196

Garfield, CO

126

237

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

50

136

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

76

196

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

95

96

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

50

137

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

80

197

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

9

104

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,775

143

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,315

197

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,368

109

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

347

144

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

187

216

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

131

112

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

50

149

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

414

216

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

50

116

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

26

151

Burnet

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

316

216

Gillespie

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

213.9

119

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,117

155

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county

region

county

region

county

region

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

110

page no.

155

Live Oak

South Texas

6

acres 50

page no.

108

Refugio

South Texas

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

346

157

Live Oak

South Texas

6

203

204

Rio Arriba, NM

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

442

167

Live Oak

South Texas

6

963

224

Runnels

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

23

172

Llano

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,768

125

San Diego, CA

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

66

178

Llano

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

120

125

San Jacinto

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

49

179

Llano

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

4,500

135

San Patrcio

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

224

206

Llano

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

225

196

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

80

252

Llano

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

483.36

Kendall

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

645

255

Llano

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

Kenedy

South Texas

6

1,053

224

Llano

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

431

68

Llano

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

29,000

90

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

134

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

Kerr

acres

page no.

439

225

753

202

5,946

249

140

236

6

212

201

South Texas

6

1,345

224

San Patricio

South Texas

6

225

194

207

San Saba

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

3,000

149

92.65

216

San Saba

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

375

244

7

1,447

241

San Saba

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

135

244

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

939

251

San Saba

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

790

252

Madison

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

109

227

Schleicher

West Texas

3

996

116

93

Mason

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,634

140

Schleicher

West Texas

3

4,579

192

719

121

Mason

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

447

144

Smith

Northeast Texas

4

75

133

7

256.94

122

Mason

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

175

234

Stephens

West Texas

3

543

169

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

55

123

Mason

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

100

234

Sutton

West Texas

3

2,424

114

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

59

124

Mason

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

255

241

Sutton

West Texas

3

242

214

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,006

135

Mason

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

224

244

Terrell

Panhandle and South Plains 1

9,700

139

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

30

139

Mason

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

333

244

1,848

236

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

556

147

Matagorda

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

138.84

227

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

350

149

Maverick

South Texas

6

5,680

92

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

845

151

Maverick

South Texas

6

1,000

198

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

40

187

McCulloch

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

891

109

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

131

192

McCulloch

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

301

125

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

39

192

McCulloch

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

293.34

241

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

47

192

McCulloch

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

8,062

245

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

73

193

McLennan

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

40

226

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

160

193

Medina

South Texas

6

4,168

91

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

37.33

199

Medina

South Texas

6

370

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

431

199

Medina

South Texas

6

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

676

211

Medina

South Texas

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

177

220

Medina

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

64

238

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

468

238

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

92

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

Kerr

West Texas

6 3

Teton, WY Tom Green

West Texas

3

4,250

93

Tom Green

West Texas

3

2

249

Travis

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

16.65

64

Travis

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,479

242

Trinity

Northeast Texas

4

44

246

Trinity

Northeast Texas

4

703

248

Uvalde

South Texas

6

1,334

58

Uvalde

South Texas

6

4,543

91

Uvalde

South Texas

6

1,385

92

Uvalde

South Texas

6

90

94

94

Uvalde

South Texas

6

630

100

538

102

Uvalde

South Texas

6

890

102

6

857

103

Uvalde

South Texas

6

90

102

South Texas

6

151

109

Uvalde

South Texas

6

150

104

Medina

South Texas

6

2,778

138

Uvalde

South Texas

6

724

105

Medina

South Texas

6

1,432

185

Uvalde

South Texas

6

60-115

105

238

Medina

South Texas

6

260

186

Uvalde

South Texas

6

670

146

377

253

Medina

South Texas

6

208

186

Uvalde

South Texas

6

36

155

7

486

254

Medina

South Texas

6

342

186

Uvalde

South Texas

6

384

185

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

130

254

Medina

South Texas

6

928

186

Uvalde

South Texas

6

870

185

Kerr

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

645

255

Medina

South Texas

6

565

198

Uvalde

South Texas

6

1,029

185

Kimble

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

642

94

Medina

South Texas

6

920

221

Uvalde

South Texas

6

8,441.17

202

Kimble

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

793

109

Medina

South Texas

6

860

225

Uvalde

South Texas

6

720

208

Kimble

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,230

112

Medina

South Texas

6

365

228

Uvalde

South Texas

6

333

208

Kimble

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

250

117

Medina

South Texas

6

172

228

Uvalde

South Texas

6

2,309

209

Kimble

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

540

139

Medina

South Texas

6

82

229

Uvalde

South Texas

6

384

229

Kimble

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

840

157

Medina

South Texas

6

14.28

229

Val Verde

West Texas

3

1,032

109

Kimble

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,600

177

Medina

South Texas

6

725

229

Val Verde

West Texas

3

302

109

Kimble

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

793

187

Menard

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

7,850

145

Val Verde

West Texas

3

872.6

120

Kimble

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

203

193

Menard

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

2,313

150

Val Verde

West Texas

3

25,811

134

Kimble

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

190.17

222

Menard

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

2,313

184

Val Verde

West Texas

3

6,600

154

Kimble

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

200

252

Milam

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

810

109

Val Verde

West Texas

3

1,067

209

King

West Texas

3

2,478

188

Milam

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

70

109

Val Verde

West Texas

3

177

218

Kinney

West Texas

3

6,700

135

Milam

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

800

109

Val Verde

West Texas

3

5,407

230

Kinney

West Texas

3

4,200

205

Milam

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,229

213

Val Verde

West Texas

3

2,141

230

Kinney

West Texas

3

641

209

Mills

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

733

187

Val Verde

West Texas

3

13,200

231

Kinney

West Texas

3

1,337

209

Montgomery

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

185

70

Walker

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

360

200

Kinney

West Texas

3

780

250

Montgomery

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

32

200

Walker

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

27.53

246

Kinney

West Texas

3

765.89

250

Montgomery

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

42

200

Walker

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

39.61

246

Knox

West Texas

3

3,664-12,158 182

Montgomery

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

39

201

Walker

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

710

248

1,769

236

Morris

Northeast Texas

4

197

112

Waller

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

2,100

191

Waller

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

232.45

243

Washington

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

44

161

Washington

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

2,100

212

Washington

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

25

212

Webb

South Texas

6

683

94

Webb

South Texas

6

6,500

181

Wharton

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

480

204

Williamson

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

786

131

La Plata, CO Lampasas

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,025

136

Pecos

Far West Texas

2

2,300

109

Lampasas

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

401

195

Presidio

Far West Texas

2

1,936

210

Lampasas

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

720

195

Presidio

Far West Texas

2

12,500

211

Lampasas

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

458

195

Rains

Northeast Texas

4

150

233

Lampasas

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

238

196

Real

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

754

56

Lampasas

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

292

197

Real

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

450

98

Lampasas

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

446

197

Real

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

196

110

Lampasas

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

262

197

Real

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

216

118

Wilson

South Texas

6

543

97

21,955.5

203

Real

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,688

136

Wilson

South Texas

6

18

108

Las Animas, CO LaSalle

South Texas

6

2,730

110

Real

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,125

152

Wilson

South Texas

6

397

179

LaSalle

South Texas

6

1,000-2,002

180

Real

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

207

218

Wilson

South Texas

6

1,289

184

Lavaca

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

218.46

175

Real

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

902

218

Wilson

South Texas

6

83

250

Lavaca

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

1,550

205

Real

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

200-600

219

Wood

Northeast Texas

4

240

233

Lee

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

202.84

173

Real

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

12,000

219

Zavala

South Texas

6

890

102

Lee

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,583

191

Real

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

1,280

219

Zavala

South Texas

6

880

103

Leon

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

1,380

190

Real

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

203.36

222

Zavala

South Texas

6

767

147

Leon

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

642

207

Real

Austin-Waco-Hill Country

7

595

228

Zavala

South Texas

6

2,124

148

Liberty

Gulf Coast-Brazos Bottom

6

672.75

248

Refugio

South Texas

6

1,200-6,100

224

Zavala

South Texas

6

1,938

220

87

acres

property index acre

acre

county

Grimes

159

76.41

Fayette

175

182

Comal

96

350

Kerr

149

733

Mills

187

1,403.4

Brewster

211

2

Tom Green

249

76.9

Grimes

158

183

Burnet

195

357

Denton

130

736

Henderson

189

1,432

Medina

185

2-10

z

160

78

Kendall

95

185

Montgomery

70

360

Walker

200

746.2

Gillespie

222

1,440

Duval

150

3.83

Gillespie

223

80

Burnet

197

187

Burnet

216

365

Grimes

163

753

Rio Arriba, NM

202

1,447

Llano

241

6.36

Gillespie

223

80

Jackson, OR

237

190

Bandera

114

365

Medina

228

754

Real

56

1,479

Travis

242

6.6

Bandera

104

80

Kendall

252

190.17

Kimble

222

368

Hays

138

765.89

Kinney

250

1,500

Erath

128

7

Bandera

104

82

Grimes

158

191

Henderson

227

369

Bandera

101

767

Zavala

147

1,533.67

Je Davis

210

7.82

Grimes

161

82

Medina

229

192.85

Comanche

247

370

Medina

94

780

Erath

247

1,550

Lavaca

205

7.85

Gillespie

223

82.74

Austin

240

196

Real

110

371

Burnet

196

780

Kinney

250

1,568

Bee

204

9

Gillespie

104

83

Gillespie

235

197

Morris

112

375

San Saba

244

786

Williamson

131

1,583

Lee

191

10.6

Bandera

117

83

Kendall

111

200

Kimble

252

377

Kerr

253

790

Blanco

242

1,600

Kimble

177

12.15

Austin

213

83

Wilson

250

200-600

Real

219

384

Uvalde

185

790

Frio

116

1,634

Mason

140

12.76

Gillespie

234

84.74

Fayette

240

202.84

Lee

173

384

Uvalde

229

790

San Saba

252

1,688

Real

136

14

Bandera

104

86.06

Burnet

217

203

Frio

156

393

Caldwell

255

793

Kimble

109

1,768

Llano

125

14

Blanco

168

90

Bandera

100

203

Kimble

193

393

Erath

247

793

Kimble

187

1,769

La Plata, CO

236

14.28

Medina

229

90

Uvalde

94

203

Live Oak

204

397

Wilson

179

800

Milam

109

1,775

Kendall

143

14.6

Comal

156

90

Uvalde

102

203.36

Real

222

401

Lampasas

195

810

Milam

109

1,800

Edwards

230

16.65

Travis

64

92

Kerr

238

207

Real

218

414

Burnet

216

830

Atascosa

107

1,842

Erath

128

18

Grimes

161

92.65

Llano

216

208

Gillespie

178

417

Bandera

187

840

Kimble

157

1,848

Teton, WY

236

18

Wilson

108

92.93

Colorado

213

208

Medina

186

418

Bandera

193

845

Kerr

151

1,936

Presidio

210

23

Kendall

172

93.04

Austin

213

212

San Jacinto

201

424.1

Bandera

170

847

Hidalgo

178

1,938

Zavala

220

23.36

Fayette

175

94

Bandera

155

213.9

Gillespie

119

431

Kerr

68

857

Medina

103

1,979

Brazoria

113

25

Washington

212

95

Gillespie

96

214

Hays

96

431

Kerr

199

860

Medina

225

2,000

Edwards

146

25.08

Blanco

165

97

Bandera

100

216

Real

118

439

Refugio

225

865

Concho

113

2,050

Armstrong

188

26

Kendall

151

99

Gillespie

235

218.46

Lavaca

175

442

Blanco

167

870

Uvalde

185

2,100

Waller

191

27.53

Walker

246

99.68

Burnet

196

220

Coryell

197

442

Fayette

212

872.6

Val Verde

120

2,100

Washington

212

29

Atascosa

108

99.96

Gillespie

234

220

Duval

225

442

Kendall

167

880

Zavala

103

2,124

Zavala

148

29.5

Kendall

106

100

Edwards

215

221

Blanco

137

446

Lampasas

197

884

Irion

243

2,141

Val Verde

230

30

Kerr

139

100

Gillespie

235

224

Kendall

206

447

Mason

144

890

Uvalde

102

2,169

Freestone

190

2,200

Frio

221

32

Montgomery

200

100

Grimes

162

224

Mason

244

450

Real

98

890

Zavala

102

2,212.25

Caldwell

242

36

Uvalde

155

100

Hays

242

225

Llano

196

458

Lampasas

195

891

McCulloch

109

2,275

Blanco

130

37

Burnet

196

100

Mason

234

225

San Patricio

194

468

Kerr

238

902

Real

218

2,276

Hays

142

37.33

Kerr

199

102

Bandera

150

226.5

Austin

240

477

Dimmit

221

920

Medina

221

2,300

Pecos

109

39

Kerr

192

103

Kendall

109

231

Jack

183

480

Wharton

204

925

Guadalupe

157

2,309

Uvalde

209

39

Montgomery

201

107.42

Fayette

175

232.45

Waller

243

483.36

Llano

207

927

Gillespie

147

2,313

Menard

150

39.61

Walker

246

109

Madison

227

237

Burnet

131

485

Bosque

226

928

Medina

186

2,313

Menard

184

40

Kerr

187

110

Grimes

163

238

Karnes

66

486

Kerr

254

939

Llano

251

2,335

Coke

184

40

McLennan

226

110

Kendall

155

238

Lampasas

196

495

Blanco

168

948

Jim Hogg

205

2,424

Sutton

114

42

Montgomery

200

112

Grimes

163

240

Wood

233

500

Duval

239

963

Live Oak

224

2,478

King

188

44

Trinity

246

120

Llano

125

242

Sutton

214

505

Calhoun

205

989

Edwards

219

2,725

Blanco

93

44

Washington

161

120.47

Colorado

213

244

Burnet

217

505

Cass

232

996

Frio

176

2,730

LaSalle

110

45

Kendall

117

122

Cooke

128

250

Kimble

117

505

Goliad

225

996

Schleicher

116

2,778

Bandera

138

47

Kerr

192

126

Garfield, CO

237

254

Bandera

171

508

Brooks

220

1,000

Maverick

198

2,778

Bexar

138

49

Kendall

179

127

Kendall

115

255

Bandera

171

520

Gillespie

138

1,000-2,002

LaSalle

180

2,778

Medina

138

50

Caldwell

175

127.4

Edwards

215

255

Mason

241

521

Hardeman

188

1,006

Kerr

135

2,880

Edwards

105

50

Denton

62

130

Burnet

195

256.94

Kerr

122

535

Jim Wells

224

1,025

Lampasas

136

2,920

Je Davis

210

50

Gillespie

116

130

Kerr

254

257

Kaufman

132

538

Medina

102

1,029

Uvalde

185

3,000

Comanche

226

50

Karnes

108

131

Gillespie

112

260

Medina

186

540

Kimble

139

1,032

Val Verde

109

3,000

San Saba

149

50

Kendall

136

131

Kerr

192

262

Lampasas

197

543

Stephens

169

1,053

Kenedy

224

3,664-12,158

Knox

182

50

Kendall

137

134

Kerr

93

263

Burnet

217

543

Wilson

97

1,063

Jim Wells

225

3,745

Bosque

132

50

Kendall

149

135

Comal

95

268

Brown

154

550

Brazos

191

1,067

Val Verde

209

4,107

Edwards

15

50

Live Oak

108

135

Edwards

215

278

Bandera

114

556

Kerr

147

1,078

Brazoria

113

4,168

Medina

91

50.66

Austin

212

135

San Saba

244

289

Blanco

165

565

Medina

198

1,117

Kendall

155

4,200

Kinney

205

51

Grimes

162

138

Kendall

134

290

Blanco

252

578

Atascosa

239

1,125

Real

152

4,250

Tom Green

54

Bexar

156

138.84

Matagorda

227

292

Lampasas

197

595

Real

228

1,130

Bandera

177

4,500

Llano

55

Kerr

123

140

San Diego, CA

236

293.34

McCulloch

241

597

Blanco

166

1,130

Edwards

214

4,543

Uvalde

56

Bandera

157

142

Grimes

163

300

Bandera

148

600

Edwards

122

1,132

Frio

184

4,579

Schleicher

56.95

Gillespie

222

143

Hays

134

300

Freestone

227

624

Bandera

151

1,174

Eastland

132

5,033

Coke

153

58

Comal

172

145

Bosque

131

301

McCulloch

125

630

Uvalde

100

1,200-6,100

Refugio

224

5,407

Val Verde

230

58

Grimes

162

145

Grimes

158

302

Val Verde

109

641

Kinney

209

1,229

Milam

213

5,680

Maverick

92

59

Kerr

124

149

Fayette

227

304

Bandera

179

642

Kimble

94

1,230

Kimble

112

5,946

Runnels

249

60

Gillespie

235

149.8

Burnet

196

304

Edwards

234

642

Leon

207

1,237

Harrison

133

6,500

Webb

181

60-115

Uvalde

105

150

Burnet

217

305

Grimes

162

645

Kendall

255

1,237

Harrison

133

6,600

Val Verde

154

64

Blanco

137

150

Edwards

214

307

Kendall

111

645

Kerr

255

1,274

Frio

239

6,700

Kinney

135

64

Kerr

238

150

Rains

233

312

Gillespie

148

670

Uvalde

146

1,280

Real

219

7,850

Menard

145

66

Kendall

178

150

Uvalde

104

313

Gonzales

250

672.75

Liberty

248

1,289

Atascosa

184

8,062

McCulloch

245

66.91

Bosque

247

151

Medina

109

316

Burnet

216

676

Kerr

211

1,289

Karnes

184

8,441.17

Uvalde

202

70

Bandera

107

156

Bandera

99

320.44

Erath

247

683

Webb

94

1,289

Wilson

184

9,700

Terrell

139

12,000

Real

219

70

Fort Bend

174

159.65

Burnet

195

321

Comanche

250

688

Gillespie

223

1,315

Burnet

197

12,500

Presidio

211

70

Milam

109

160

Kerr

193

333

Mason

244

703

Trinity

248

1,334

Uvalde

58

12,505

Custer, CO

237

71

Karnes

106

171.02

Gillespie

235

333

Uvalde

208

710

Walker

248

1,337

Kinney

209

13,200

Val Verde

231

71

Kendall

115

172

Medina

228

341

Fayette

226

719

Kerr

121

1,345

San Patrcio

224

16,159

Debaca, NM

203

71.19

Austin

212

175

Mason

234

342

Gillespie

146

720

Bosque

226

1,348

Carbon, WY

236

16,890

Brewster

72

Fayette

204

177

Cherokee

133

342

Medina

186

720

Lampasas

195

1,368

Gillespie

109

21,955.5

Las Animas, CO

203

73

Kerr

193

177

Kerr

220

346

Kendall

157

720

Uvalde

208

1,372

Dimmit

239

22,236

Carbon, WY

237

75

Smith

133

177

Val Verde

218

347

Kendall

144

724

Uvalde

105

1,380

Leon

190

25,811

Val Verde

134

76

Burnet

196

181

Burnet

60

350

Henderson

190

725

Medina

229

1,385

Uvalde

92

29,000

Kerr

90

88

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county

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brokers broker

broker index page no.

broker

page no.

5 Star Country Properties

175

La Gloria Land Company

204

Ahern Ranches

109

Land & Ranch Realty LLC

218

America Homes and Ranches, Inc

254

Land Advisors Organization

242

Anders Realty

165

Land InvesTex LLC

106

Bart Jones Real Estate Sales

238

LANDTX

140

Bill Johnson & Associates

240

Lee, Lee & Puckitt Associates Inc

245

Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty

128

Markham Realty

246

C.C. Herber Co. Real Estate

234

Navasota Realty

158

Capitol Ranch Real Estate

226

Nine Bar Land & Cattle

244

CBRE | Brokerage Services

255

Nixon Real Estate

222

Century 21 Randall Morris & Associates

255

Phyllis Browning Company

176

Century 21 Sunset, Realtors

252

Ranch Marketing Associates

236

Chas. S. Middleton and Son

202

Reata Ranch Realty Inc

241

Davis Vernon Real Estate

188

Dean & Wallace Real Estate

224

Reno Realty Group

192

Deitra Robertson Real Estate

243

Republic Ranches

189

ERA Newlin & Company

249

Sam Vester & Joe Wilson

180

Simpson Ranches & Land LLC

239

Tejas Properties

230

Texas Best Ranches LLC

152

Texas Farms and Ranches

232

Texas Heritage Brokers Inc

250

Evans & Associates Real Estate

68, 198

Foster Farm & Ranch

208

Frosty Miller Ranch Realty

125

Hoffman International Properties HomeLand Properties Hood Real Estate Inc

62 248 15, 56, 118

Texas Land & Ranch Co.

58, 98

Texas Land Men LLC

146

Texas Lehmann Brothers

253

216

Texas Ranch Brokers

195

Keller Williams Farm & Ranch Group-David Faust

206

Texas Ranch Sales LLC

184

Keller Williams Farm & Ranch Group-Mallori Ramey

174

Texas Ranches for Sale

110

Keller Williams Farm & Ranch Group-Rick Doak

173

The duPerier Texas Land Man

Keller Williams Realty Luxury/Farm & Ranch

170

The Texas Ranch Company LLC

220

Kent Lesley Real Estate

251

United Country Alliance Auction & Realty

247

King Land & Water

210

VIP Country Properties

212

Western Hill Country Realty

214

J. Gruber Properties

228

Jacobs Properties

200

Jim Berry Hill Country Ranch Sales

Kuper

70, 90

60, 134

89

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Legendary Y.O. Ranch Kerr County

29,000± Acres | Kerr County Property ID: 1277517 Captain Charles A. Schreiner, merchant, banker, philanthropist, pioneer rancher, and Texas Ranger purchased the Y.O. Ranch in 1880, and it became headquarters for the Schreiner Cattle Company, and the Live Oak Ranch headquarters for its sheep operations.

Throughout five generations, the ranch is notable for many firsts, including leasing land for hunting to provide income, establishing a registry for Texas Longhorns that brought the breed back from the brink of extinction, and for introducing exotic hoof stock that earned it a reputation world-wide as ‘America’s Original Game Ranch’. With an established infrastructure, it is a notable destination for native and exotic hunting, Longhorn cattle and animal auctions, ranch tours, social and corporate events, and superb recreation and relaxation. Native wildlife includes whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, quail and wild boar, plus exotics of Axis, Sika, Fallow, Scimitar Horned Oryx, Blesbok antelope, Black Wildebeest, Beisa Oryx, Eland, Red Sheep, Persian Ibex, Pere David Deer, Barasingha Deer, Blackbuck antelope, Aoudad sheep, and Corsican Ram among others. An innovative animal conservation program has assured strength of these herds and made the Y.O. Ranch a world leader in exotic game preservation.

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www.KuperRanchSales.com Robert Dullnig/Director dullnigranches@gmail.com (210) 804-1515 office | (210) 804-1583 fax 6606 N. New Braunfels | San Antonio, Texas 78209 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/5122

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West Medina Creek Ranch Medina County

4,168± Acres | Medina County | Property ID: 1456005 This West Medina County ranch is truly uniqyue in that it offers the finest of both South Texas and Hill Country terrain, good fertile soils, large oak trees and beautiful views. The ranch lends itself to recreation, hunting, cattle and horses. Horse friendly pastures give way to rolling scenic hills and a high elevation of the main house that captures spectacular 360 degree views. This ranch provides a recreational paradise with excellent privacy. Robert Dullnig, (210) 213-9700

Sabino Grande Ranch Uvalde County

4,543± Acres | Uvalde County | Property ID: 1170559 A rare opportunity in the Hill Country with 4.5± miles of both sides of the beautiful Sabinal River shaded by huge, century-plus old cypress trees plus Little Creek. 1930s main home, guesthouse, staff cabin, vintage farm house, barn, equipment sheds plus cattle pens.

Outstanding native wildlife plus free ranging Blackbuck, Axis, Fallow, Sika, Aoudad, Himalayan Tahr, Zebra, Nilgai and others. The extensive variety allows for superb hunting and recreation plus the river offers a venue for flyfishing. Robert Dullnig, (210) 213-9700 and Al Philip, (210) 415-8602

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Ku per R a nch Sa les 5,680± Acres | Mavericks County | Property ID: 1535349 Part of the original 200,000± acre historic Chittim Ranch, this property has been owned and operated by the same family for 100+ years. Low fenced hunting at its finest, the ranch offers a truly wild hunting experience in an area renown for producing native whitetail Boone and Crockett bucks. Additionally, the nine large lakes support excellent bass fishing, and attract seasonal duck and dove.. Robert Dullnig, (210) 213-9700

West Rosita Creek Ranch Maverick County

Historic East Forker-Gage Ranch Brewster County

16,890± Acres | Brewster County | Property ID: 1092530 One of the oldest and one of the most historic large ranches in Texas, a legendary property in the majestic Big Bend area. San Francisco Creek traverses the ranch plus there are springs and four wells. The land is divided into several pastures and traps for cattle operations, plus is a haven for Trophy desert mule deer, elk, javelina, blue quail, dove, mountain lions and others. Robert Dullnig, (210) 213-9700 and Al Philip, (210) 415-8602

1,385± Acres | Uvalde County | Property ID: 947831 Great hunting ranch has impressive Turkey Creek, unique Cline Mountain plus great views, good brush and large oaks. Featuring a renovated ranch home, equipment shed, large metal building with plumbing and utility building. With 765± acres high-fenced, the ranch has both exotic Blackbuck, Axis, Fallow, Sika, Oryx and Zebra plus native deer and wildlife. Robert Dullnig, (210) 213-9700

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Robinson Ranch, Since 1885 Blanco County

4,250± Acres Tom Green County Property ID: 1459243 A highly improved, recreational ranch provides world-class whitetail deer hunting, plus dove, quail, turkey, trophy Axis deer and fishing in a fully stocked lake that attracts seasonal ducks. An extensive wildlife management program and infrastructure includes a state-of-theart breeding facility with air conditioning, high fencing, blinds, feeders, barns, etc.

There is also an impressive main lodge, foreman’s home and guest/staff home.

Turnkey, it conveys with all equipment, wildlife, plus breeding records. Robert Dullnig, (210) 213-9700

2,725± Acres | Blanco County Property ID: 1026028 This beautiful ranch includes the 1889s homestead built by the Robinson Family. A highlight is the incredible 2.5± miles of year-around flowing Cypress Creek, plus natural springs and six water wells. The water attracts abundant whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, dove, bird species and others.

Near Horseshoe Bay and a pleasing drive from Austin or San Antonio. Robert Dullnig, (210) 213-9700

Dos Hermanos Ranch Tom Green County

Yknot Ranch Kerr County

134± Acres | Kerr County Property ID: 1567689 This finely maintained turn-key ranch is the perfect retreat only 15± miles from Kerrville but far enough for ultimate privacy and quiet. Water includes two water wells plus a spring known as headwaters of Turtle Creek, an attraction for abundant native wildlife. The gorgeous main home has landscaped grounds with a firepit, plus there is a rock guest house, guest/staff house, and barn with quarters. Tractor, pens, blinds and feeders convey Robert Dullnig, (210) 213-9700

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Views and Hunting Kimble County

642± Acres | Kimble County Property ID: 1392213 High elevations offer views and potential home sites plus bottomland filled with beautiful oaks and other hardwoods. A hunting camp with observation deck is on a hilltop plus there is a trailer, game cleaning station, seven blinds, nine feeders and three protein feeders on site. two water wells and seasonal Sycamore Creek support native and exotic whitetail deer, Fallow, Blackbuck, Sika, turkey hogs, dove, bobcat and others. Minerals. Will divide. Robert Dullnig, (210) 213-9700

South Texas Hunting Webb County

683± Acres | Webb County | Property ID: 1187438 In southern Webb County, known for producing very large whitetail deer, the diverse brush provides the perfect habitat support to produce trophy class whitetails. Here is a rare opportunity to hunt a low fenced ranch with large neighboring ranches. With low fencing in place, this ranch is ready for your improvements! Robert Dullnig (210) 213-9700

Deep Creek Ranch Medina County

Lake Nueces Uvalde County

370± Acres | Medina County | Property ID: 1183279 Appreciate this great getaway five miles north of Rio Medina, and minutes from Loop 1604 W. in San Antonio. Features include a cabin, barn, 70± acres highfenced, and three tanks. Home to deer, turkey, hogs and others, it is a recreation haven with rolling terrain ascending into scenic hills with views, and offers future development potential. Randy Cadwallader (210) 860-0093

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90± Acres | Uvalde County | Property ID: 1608252 Along one of the largest bodies of water in the Nueces Canyon, with over 2,500± feet on Nueces Lake, formed by the crystal clear Nueces River.

Owned and operated by the same family since 1944, it provides an exceptional retreat with development potential, with four attractive lodges, covered pavilion and nine slab RV sites. Whitetail deer, wild turkey free roaming axis, varieties of birds plus fishing. Robert Dullnig, (210) 213-9700

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Breathless Hilltop Views Comal County

135± Acres | Comal County | Property ID: 1062074 Privacy, long range views and an attractive combination of terrain combine with a stock pond, well with windmill and seasonal creek. This substantial offering includes pasture and woods with both level and rolling terrain. Take advantage of a rare high hilltop with potential for new construction that captures the incredible views. All minerals convey. Larry Lester (210) 816-7002

Spectacular Guadalupe River Kendall County

78± Acres | Kendall County | Property ID: 1546344 Grand cypress and pecan trees shade the 2,300± feet of flowing Guadalupe River frontage plus there are 1,000± feet of seasonal Holiday Creek frontage. There are 30± acres of productive coastal hay field plus an additional eight acres of cultivated field. The water, including a pond, attracts native wildlife of whitetail deer, turkey and free ranging axis. Unknown minerals; owner will convey all owned.

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www.KuperRealty.com Rick Kuper rick.kuper@sothebysrealty.com (210) 822-8602 office l (210) 822-6646 fax 6606 N. New Braunfels l San Antonio, Texas 78209 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/16783

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182± Acres | Comal County Property ID: 1539265

Spectacular Hill Country home begins with a gated entrance. Pass the guest house, the paved road ends at a hill crest where 6,300± square feet of fine living space awaits. The residence features formal living and dining rooms, a media room, gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a temperature controlled wine room. Take the elevator to the captivating master suite with cozy fireplace, workout room, study and commanding views. Stocked pond.

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Wimberley Ranch Hays County

214± Acres | Hays County Property ID: 1577221 A short distance from Austin, this Hill Country escape enjoys and outdoor area for breezes including dual balconies and a grand terrace with pool and spa. The downstairs master suite has a luxury bath and direct access to the pool.

Invite friends or family with a very private three bedroom, twoand-a-half bath guesthouse with fireplace. The horse barn features six stalls plus staff quarters. This one-of-a-kind property has all you can ask for!

Idyllic Fredericksburg Gillespie County

95± Acres | Gillespie County | Property ID: 941641 Inspired by European countryside, this treasured 95± acre ranch harbors gracious living, stunning improvements and proximity to historic Fredericksburg. Grand space, graceful arches, columns, and architectural staircase integrate rich natural materials and subtle elegance. Superior finishout includes state-of-the-art AV and lighting, exquisite fixtures and appliances, elevator, butler’s pantry, wine cellar, media room and loggia, all 96 Spr i ng 2014 edged by a four acre stocked pond. 1,100± square feet. guest house and metal barn.

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Historic Picosa Ranch Wilson County

543Âą Acres | Wilson County Property ID: 11262114 The former home of Governor John B. and Nellie Connally has outstanding infrastructure for hunting, entertaining and events. Featured are a dramatic 8,200Âą square feet, main lodge, four bedroom guesthouse, lighted air strip, hunting lodge with private suites, luxury pools, tennis court, skeet range, party barn, fish camp and much more!

This incredible South Texas ranch boasts exotic wildlife, whitetail deer and cattle which roam the highly improved and captivating acreage.

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Curry Creek Hideaway Kendall County

29.5Âą Acres | Kendall County Enjoy the deep crystal clear swimming hole on Curry Creek just a few minutes from Boerne on a paved county road. The property is idyllically tucked away among huge oaks, elms, and sycamore trees just a few miles south of Kendalia in a very private setting along Curry Creek. Good usable oak covered live water property to kick back in your hammock and enjoy the outstanding views of the surrounding hills and the cypress and sycamore lined creek. Must see to appreciate.

71Âą Acres Karnes County Property ID: 1144666 Premium frontage on Highway 181 in Karnes County! Ready to develop on the edge of Kenedy city limits with county water, city water, city sewer, natural gas, and electric service nearby. About 1,400 feet of frontage on Business Highway 181 and about 2,700 feet of frontage on CR 147. All or part available.

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70Âą Acres | Bandera County | Property ID: 1089186 You have to see this special Hill Country property to appreciate the deep crystal clear spring feed water, views with great building sites, and huge cypress, elm, pecan and oak trees. Located ideally on a bluff above one of the swimming holes on the river are Texas-style accommodations for 12. There is nothing like the water this property offers on the cypress-lined Sabinal River. This one-of-a-kind premium water front is on a deep, wide section the cypress-lined crystal clear Sabinal River, and the river on this property did not quit running during the severe drought and heat over the last several years. Swimming, fishing and canoeing the long and wide navigable portion of this very private section of the river is a special treat. No restrictions. Not in a subdivision.

www.LandInvesTex.com Jim Fuchs/Broker info@landinvestex.com | (210) 901-1000 200 Northcrest Drive | San Antonio, Texas 78213 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/60408

Sabinal River Ranch Bandera County

Atascosa County Atascosa County

830Âą Acres Atascosa County Property ID: 1631172 Let this outstanding ranch pay for itself while you enjoy all it has to offer. Cattle, hunting, fishing, great improvements, and income from frac water sales makes this a uniquely exciting opportunity. Located ideally, there are too many features and improvements to list. Schedule a time to come have a look.

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50± Acres | Karnes and Live Oak Counties Property ID: 1431317 Great little hunting place on paved county road south of Kenedy. No improvements but near everything you need.

Call me to have a look. Some minerals available! Better look at this one quick.

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Poteet Developmental Property Atascosa County

29± Acres | Atascosa County Property ID: 1459253 About 29 acres with great highway visibility from atop a gentle rise about a mile north of Poteet with about 450 feet of frontage on Highway 16. Great location, great shaped property, great price, only small amount of regrowth brush, ready to develop for hotel, operations field office, retail center, etc.

Minerals available!

18± Acres | Wilson County About 18 acres with frontage on both Hwy 181 and business Hwy 181. City water, electric, and sewer nearby. Great location for hotel, oil and gas services, operation field office, office building, retail center, etc. Develop to serve your needs.

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Ahern R anches

Panther Peak Ranch Fredericksburg Ranch 2,300± Acres | Pecos County Prop ID: 929516 | Price: $2,127,500

1,368± Acres | Gillespie County Prop ID: 1191993 | Price: $13,687,000

Pecos Hunting Ranch Colorado River Ranch 1,032± Acres | Val Verde County Prop ID: 920683 | Price: $670,800

Island Ranch 800± Acres | Milam County Prop ID: 1161546 | Price: $3,000,000

Tarpley Ranch 151± Acres | Medina County Prop ID: 1102607 | Price: $527,745

891± Acres | McCulloch County Prop ID: 1181517 | Price: $3,738,000

N Llano River Ranch 793± Acres | Kimble County Prop ID: 920404 | Price: $2,995,000

Boerne Area Ranch 103± Acres | Kendall County Prop ID: 1581285 | Price: $1,200,000

www.AhernRanches.com James L. Ahern, Jr./Broker james@ahernranches.com (210) 827-0505 PO Box 153 | Alpine, Texas 79831 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/40588

Milam Co 810 810± Acres | Milam County Prop ID: 1191122 | Price: $3,645,000

Pecos River Ranch 302± Acres | Val Verde County Prop ID: 1058599 | Price: $640,000

70 Acres with House 70± Acres | Milam County Prop ID: 1178677 | Price: $420,000

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Yeager Draw Ranch LaSalle County

2,730± Acres | LaSalle County | Property ID: 1639282 Turn-key South Texas hunting ranch! Yeager Draw Ranch is located in the heart of big deer country. The deer herd has been heavily managed for years and is under a MLD III. This high-fenced ranch has a nice 1,800±-square-foot lodge with two bedrooms, one bath and commercial kitchen. In the evenings, relax in front of the fireplace and tell stories of the hunt. Near the lodge, separated by a covered pavilion, is a two-story house with two bedrooms and two baths with Saltillo tile floors. Throughout the ranch there are 16 tanks with over eight miles of water lines running to ten of the tanks, the largest being just over two acres. Several are stocked for fishing. A 3,400±-foot Carrizo well provides water for the ranch and supplements the tanks. South Texas vegetation covers this property including blackbrush, guayacan, guajillo and other high protein brush. Other improvements include a 2,400±-square-foot enclosed equipment barn with walk-in cooler, 2,400±-square- foot equipment shed and other outbuildings.

This is an outstanding ranch waiting for a new owner that can by hunted this year and provide years of family or corporate recreation. Contact Ken Hoerster for more information.

196± Acres | Real County Situated along both sides of Bullhead Creek, this property is unique in it’s setting. With its crystal clear water, towering bluffs, it is an ideal family get away. Located east of Barksdale in God’s country, this property was a former Girl Scout camp that was used for many years and can be enjoyed for decades to come by the new owner. The property has almost ¾ mile of both sides of Bullhead Creek with pecan trees and many other types of hardwoods. Fossils are everywhere along the banks of the creek and opportunities to look for native American mounds and imagine the past when the native Americans used to roam this countryside. Views from the hilltops looking below to the valley are well worth the hike. Contact Ken Hoerster for more information.

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Three Creeks Ranch

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www.TexasRanchesForSale.com Ken Hoerster/Broker info@texasranchesforsale.com (830) 249-9339 222 S Main Street | Boerne, Texas 78006 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/1000

307Âą Acres | Kendall County Property ID: 1642493 Three Creeks Ranch, with its natural beauty, is highlighted by impressive long-range views of the Sister Creek Valley and the three creeks that converge on the ranch. These special features create a sanctuary with endless possibilities for enhancing the property for recreation, ranching and wildlife refuge.

Enjoy the two-bedroom, two-bath cabin or build your new homestead with a backdrop of Dunners Mountain along the western boundary of this special ranch, or choose one of the other unique building sites located throughout.

Elevations range from over 1,700 feet to 1,450 feet a.s.l. across this natural sanctuary. Two existing stock ponds offer habitat for the varieties of Hill Country wildlife attracted to this expansive Hill Country gem. Beautiful views, with awesome water enhancement opportunities, unlimited building sites, create the recreational ranch your family will enjoy for decades. Contact Ken Hoerster for more information.

North Creek Ranch Kendall County

83Âą Acres | Kendall County | Property ID: 1627914 This beautiful ranch is contiguous to The Reserve At Falling Water, but has private highway access. Beautiful rolling land with hilltop views of the magnificent Hill Country and below, North Creek is dammed creating nice clear-water swimming holes and great fishing. Beautiful post oak and live oak trees thrive on the ranch, with controlled cedar. Fencing is in place. There are many outstanding home sites available. The Reserve At Falling Water has wildlife tax exemption status, so this ranch also offers low taxes. There is a water system that new owners can tie into, or a new well can be drilled. Contact Ken Hoerster for more information.

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This beautiful northeast Texas ranch has gently rolling terrain across 197± acres, giving you the feel of a much larger ranch setting. Four large stock tanks, six silt catchment ponds, spring-fed creeks and several separately fenced livestock traps create ease of pasture rotation for your livestock. Oak, pine, hickory, walnut and mimosa dot the landscape. The three bedroom, twobath home with covered back porch, metal roofing could make this you perfect family ranch. Ag. exempt. Price: $499,000. Contact Steve Bennett for more information.

Double RR Ranch Morris County

Crabapple Ridge Ranch Gillespie County

131± Acres Gillespie County Property ID: 1408111 Crabapple Ridge Ranch offers 131­acres of forever views and unspoiled beauty. With first-class improvements and accommodations, it’s 3,528 square-foot German-style cut limestone and sandstone main house features high-quality details and finish-outs. There is a separate climate-controlled 500 bottle wine cellar is near the main house, and two guest houses, a woodworkers shop, and an energy-efficient glass greenhouse supports a uniquely designed outdoor vegetable garden. The ranch has wide vistas stretching out over the Hill Country, and plenty of native whitetail deer, free roaming axis, wild turkey, small mammals and a tremendous variety of bird species. Located 10 miles north of Fredericksburg and just only six miles from Enchanted Rock State Park. Contact Steve Bennett for more information.

North Llano River Ranch Kimble County

1,230± Acres | Kimble County | Property ID: 1477854 This long time family owned ranch is located on the banks of the North Llano River. With almost a mile of river, the ranch is a paradise. Nice elevations on the ranch ranging from 1,935’ to 2,263’, with long-range views of the Hill Country. Beautiful pecan trees are in the bottoms along with beautiful oaks throughout the rest of the ranch. A picturesque spring-fed creek runs through part of the ranch with nice water holes for wading. This is one of the best priced live water ranches in the area. Modest improvements include an older house, hunter’s cabin and small barn. Call or email for more information and to schedule a showing. Contact Ken Hoerster for more information.

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Kickapoo Creek Ranch Concho County

www.TexasRanchesForSale.com Ken Hoerster/Broker info@texasranchesforsale.com (830) 249-9339 222 S Main Street | Boerne, Texas 78006 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/1000

865± Acres | Concho County | Property ID: 1650471 This Concho county ranch is located outside of San Angelo, Texas, and is the perfect trophy buck hunting getaway. The entire ranch is game fenced with a great road system. Improvements are a nice hunting compound that is three bedroom, two bath. The terrain of the ranch consists of nice fields with the majority being great brush and cover for all the wildlife. The best part of the ranch is over a mile of both sides of year round Kickapoo Creek. The water is wide and long and holds fish as well as great swimming spots. Contact Ken Hoerster for more information.

Varner Creek Ranch Brazoria County

1,078± Acres | Brazoria County | Property ID: 104746 Enjoy this terrific ranch with over two-and-a-half miles of beautiful Varner Creek!

Peaceful lands to enjoy as is or build the ranch of your dreams. The terrain is relatively level with beautiful open pastures in front that give way to scattered oak and pecan trees in the back where the land slopes down to the creek. Choose from many building sites shaded with massive oaks and views of the creek.

Several sheds in the cross-fenced pasture, as well as a large open hay barn. Some minerals available.

Brazoria County Cattle Ranch Brazoria County

1,979± Acres | Brazoria County | Property ID: 138839 Exceptional cattle ranch just one hour south of Houston. Executive home, barns, equipment, cattle and some of the best land in Texas. Beautiful open pasture in front with wooded wildlife areas along two-and- a-half miles of Varner Creek.

Unbelievable oak trees. Boarders US Fish and Game Wildlife Conservation Easement. Surface estate only.

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Medina Valley Ranch

This ranch is very versatile and offers a great getaway, and still can be very productive; just the right size for a family retreat. On the property there are five good water wells and two tanks on the property. One nice tank in the front part of the ranch could be enlarged. The ranch has abundant whitetail, axis, turkey and other wildlife. The dove hunting is also great and can be supplemented with planting other crops. Located on nice view points of the property are a three bedroom, three bath 2,200± squarefeet house, a second 1,400± square-feet three bedroom, two bath house has long range views of the Medina River valley. Other improvements include two nice equipment barns and other out buildings. Contact Ken Hoerster for more information.

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Bear Creek Lake Ranch Bandera County

190± Acres | Bandera County | Property ID: 1408142 Bear Creek Lake Ranch features beautiful Bear Creek running through, and a nice three to four acre lake. From the hill overlooking the lake and the Bear Creek valley, enjoy the vistas from your very own piece of Hill Country. With elevations ranging from 1,800± feet to 1,950± feet, there are numerous building sites located throughout with long range views. Nice hardwood trees including post oaks, live oaks, elms, pecan and numerous others provide great habitat for the wildlife, and privacy for you. Contact Ken Hoerster for more information.

2424 Ranch Sutton County

2,424± Acres | Sutton County | Property ID: 1548700 The 2424 Ranch has a lot to offer with abundant game and hills with long-range views. Set up and ready to go for the recreation hunter. On the ranch is a two bedroom, two bathroom house that has been recently renovated. Approximately 150± acres of cedar cleared in the past six months. Good soils in the valley areas of the ranch with nice oak trees throughout the ranch. Seller will convey a portion of the owned minerals.

Contact Ken Hoerster for more information.

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www.TexasRanchesForSale.com Ken Hoerster/Broker info@texasranchesforsale.com (830) 249-9339 222 S Main Street | Boerne, Texas 78006 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/1000

Kendall County Horse Ranch Kendall County

71± Acres | Kendall County | Property ID: 1188776 Rare Kendall County Offering! Secluded 71± acres and a fantastic Texas Hill Country ranch style home. Enjoy the wildlife, your livestock and views of Pleasant Valley from many rooms as well as the covered back patio. Five-stall horse barn with separate enclosed feed and tack rooms, riding arena, round pen with sand and electric horse walker. 4,000± square-feet - four bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths. Rock and stucco home, granite countertops, gourmet kitchen, huge work island, walk-in pantry & counter space to accommodate multiple cooks. Formal dining room, space for a 12-15 foot table and extra parlor seating. Den with fireplace and wet bar. The master suite is large enough to accommodate a king size bed, couch and coffee table. Champion HS, Boerne MS South and Cibolo Creek Elementary.

Spacious 2,625 square foot (35x75) workshop large enough for any project. MLS# 998194 Contact Carol Schultz, (210) 268-3691, for more information.

127± Acres | Kendall County Property ID: 1408147

Grape Creek Road Ranch Kendall County

This 127-acre tract is one of the larger tracts available, and clearing and road-building is already in place. Ideally located between Comfort and Fredericksburg, this tract has a nice portion that fronts Grape Creek Road, a good paved county road. Beautiful land that gently rolls and has majestic views of the Hill Country. Build your new home and set up “your place” on one of the many sites on this land. Beautiful post oak and live oak trees on the ranch, and cedar clearing done in many sections. Tract C-2 is located east of the intersection of Hwy. 87 and Grape Creek Road.

Approximately 10 miles south of Fredericksburg and approximately 60 miles from San Antonio.

Contact Ken Hoerster for more information.

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Todos Santos Creek Ranch Frio County

790± Acres | Frio County | Property ID: 1184723 Minerals Available!! Not often does a ranch in South Texas come on the market that is very productive property with great underground water. Located throughout the ranch are eight nice-sized tanks and several smaller ones. Todos Santos Creek runs through the property. This property is very well watered with two Carrizo water wells. Water lines connect both wells to all six-pivot systems and most of the tanks. When viewing the property, it is not uncommon to see many species of ducks on the tanks. The property also offers great dove, duck and whitetail deer, and hog hunting. Located on the property are improvements that consist of a house/modular home and an equipment barn. Contact Ken Hoerster for additional information.

50± Acres | Gillespie County | Property ID: 1546395

Grape Creek Road Ranch Gillespie County

Nice rolling land with views of the majestic Hill Country, with many good home sites available. Beautiful post oak and live oak trees abound on the ranch, with little to no cedar. New fencing has been installed along Highway 87. This property can be purchased as a whole tract, or seller will divide into different sized properties. Contact the broker to inquire about smaller tracts. Ideally located between Comfort and Fredericksburg, all parcels in these offerings have good paved road access. Property fronts on Hwy. 87, and is located between Fredericksburg and Comfort north of the intersection of Hwy. 87 and Grape Creek Road. Approximately 10 miles south of Fredericksburg and approximately 60 miles from San Antonio. Contact Ken Hoerster for more information.

996± Acres | Schleicher County | Property ID: 1168413 Nice high fenced ranch located northwest of Eldorado. Situated on the property is a nice 1,950± square feet brick home that has three bedrooms, two baths and an office.

The property is fenced into four pastures with a 50± acre field that has been used as a food plot in years past. Nice set of cattle pens is located at the headquarters, in addition to a couple of storage facilities. One of the great qualities of the is ranch is its three water wells located throughout the ranch providing water for the wildlife and livestock. The ranch has had good genetics introduced over the last several years and it has been game managed and lightly hunted. Come own your hunting paradise, that is set up and ready to go! Contact Ken Hoerster for more information.

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Star Ranch Schleicher County

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Red Bluff Creek Ranch

www.TexasRanchesForSale.com Ken Hoerster/Broker info@texasranchesforsale.com (830) 249-9339 222 S Main Street | Boerne, Texas 78006 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/1000

Bandera County

10.60± Acres | Bandera County | Property ID: 1433156 REDUCED! Red Bluff Creek provides 700± feet of crystal clear spring-fed waterfront. Quiet country living only minutes from Boerne, and just a stroll from the front porch down to the waters edge.

Secluded rustic log home offering a serene setting in the Texas Hill Country overlooking the creek.

Two-story 2,800±-square-foot log home nestled among the oaks overlooking the beautiful hill country landscape. A rare package of amenities offering privacy, long range views, gorgeous hardwoods, fertile soils, crystal clear Red Bluff Creek and unique living accommodations. Contact Steve Bennett for information. Price: $525,000

Spring Creek Homestead Kendall County

J Bar S Ranch Kimble County

45± Acres | Kendall County | Property ID: 1627368 This heritage property offers long-range views of the Guadalupe Valley. Its excellent hardwood coverage and rolling terrain, good soils - primarily Doss Silty Clays - have plentiful and healthy live oaks and other hardwoods. The original rock ranch house was built in the early 1900s. Typical Hill Country wildlife, including whitetail deer, axis, turkey, fox, squirrels, and a large variety of native songbirds all make the property their homes. Located in the Cow Creek Groundwater Conservation District, there is one water well providing water to the original rock home. The exterior low fences are in good condition. Located just minutes from downtown Boerne, BISD schools, the ranch backs up to Spring Creek Estates and the proposed Esperanza development. The property is currently ag. exempt, providing low taxation.

Additional 42 acres available. Please contact Steve Bennett for details.

250± Acres | Kimble County Nice multi-purpose recreational ranch with over 2,700± feet of frontage on county maintained gravel road. No easements other than electrical. Multiple home sites are available, many overlooking the property with privacy and Hill Country views to create a quiet homestead or a second home opportunity.

Long-range views and a wet weather creek run through the property. Currently ag. exempt. Contact Ken Hoerster or Steve Bennett for information.

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216± Acres | Real County | Property ID: 1156955 This beautiful 216± acre Texas Hill Country property adjoins the town of Leakey and the highway frontage provides very easy access. The rugged mountainous terrain offers one of the most magnificent 360 degree hilltop views and beautiful building sites in the Texas Hill Country. The Frio Canyon Valley can be viewed and enjoyed for miles from this vantage point. The property is loaded with beautiful oaks and abounds with native Texas wildlife. There is approximately 1,700 feet of highway frontage on both HWY 83 and F.M. 336, which provides the easy access. There is additionally easy access to the Real County Airport. Outstanding views, numerous building sites and easy access allow and offer unending possibilities for this property. City water and electricity are already on the property. Owner will consider cutting the 216 acres into two or three tracts of a minimum of 60 acres.

This beautiful property is a must-see, it also has an additional adjoining 126± acres with house that is available. Call for details! Asking price is for the 216 acres is $1,350,000 or $6,250 per acre. Contact Howard W. Hood for showing.

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231.9Âą Acres | Gillespie County | Property ID: 1108646 Your journey to perfection begins at the rock entrance of Rancho Del Sol, located 15 miles northwest of Fredricksburg on Nixon Creek Road. Once you pass through the security gate, you will meander down the granite driveway to the ranch headquarters. The short drive allows you to savor the gently rolling hills, scenic vistas, and abundant wildlife including turkey, dove, blackbuck antelope, elk and zebra, as well as axis, fallow and white-tailed deer. The main residence is a four-bedroom, two-bath cedar home with a metal roof, a wood-burning rock fireplace, an attached two-car garage, and a swimming pool with a waterfall. Watch the sunsets from one of the two porches. In addition, there is a one-bedroom, one-bath house that can be used for guests or ranch staff. Amenities include a rifle range, an implement barn, and a large barn with two inside horse stalls, two outside horse stalls, a tack room, a feed room, a walk-in cooler and shop. The property has one water well with a submersible pump, and a spring-fed pond stocked with catfish and bluegills. With its privacy, amenities, abundant wildlife, and desirable location near Fredericksburg, this ranch is a tremendous opportunity.

Rancho Del Sol is offered at $2,450,000. Call Howard W. Hood for a private showing.

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872.6± Acres | Val Verde County | Property ID: 951942 The picturesque Lake Amistad Ranch invites the discerning buyer to the ultimate recreational water property. Delight in hunting wild game or hiking in the hills of this scenic 872.6± acres property, located only 25 minutes north of Del Rio, Texas. New Owners can fish, swim, canoe, or enjoy a variety of water sports from the four miles of crystal clear lake frontage. This property is an outdoors-man’s paradise! Lake Amistad is rated the #1 Bass lake in the United States. Native game include White-tail deer, turkey, quail, doves, and javelinas. True Texas comfort provided with a 4/3 Stucco home with wood burning fireplace. You can watch the sunrise from the great open kitchen area. Breathtaking views of Lake Amistad and surrounding Texas hills provide a diverse natural terrain. Other amenities include a nice barn, one water well, one tank, and perimeter fencing. This property is versatile and unique for development potential, a corporate retreat, recreational camp, or just living the good life. A rare find in today’s market, this property won’t last long. Price: $3,600,000

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Fisher Family Ranch Kerr County

719Âą Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1187404 With only three owners since its settling, the Fisher Family Ranch has been closely held. The property, located just 45 minutes west of Kerrville near Garven Store, is surrounded by large, historic ranches, maintaining the authentic feel of the Hill Country. The completely high-fenced ranch can be accessed from FM 41 and a two-anda-half-mile, all-weather road leads to the ranch headquarters. The ranch features a two-bedroom, one-bath, rock home with a wood burning fireplace that was built in the early 1930s as well as a bunkhouse, a barn, and two water wells. This private retreat is home to whitetails, turkeys, hogs and a small population of exotics, which roam the gently rolling terrain that is shaded by a variety of trees including live oaks and shin oaks. Fisher Family Ranch is a place where you and your family can make your mark on the Hill Country. This property is offered for $2,595 per acre. Contact Howard W. Hood for a private showing. Price: $1,865,805

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256.94± Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1050573 Own a piece of a Texas legend. Be a part of the historic YO Ranch where wildlife abounds with turkey, dove, aoudad sheep, blackbuck antelope as well as axis, sika, fallow and whitetail deer. Amenities on this almost 257acre property include a newly renovated one-bedroom, one-bath, rock cabin with fireplace, and a 1,305-square-foot, two-bedroom, one-bath, rock home with fireplace. The home has a 16- by 16-foot, unattached garage with 18- by 25-foot carport. When its time to move the party outdoors, enjoy the surrounding Texas hills from the 570-square-foot, rock pavilion designed for entertaining. You can also savor the sunset from the tranquil pond in front of the main house. In addition, the ranch has three water wells and the perimeter has been cleared for hassle-free fencing. The ranch is located north of Garvin Store. With a paved road that runs from Highway 83 to the property, access is easy. The LMR Ranch offers typical Hill Country terrain accented by native trees and abundant wildlife. It also offers the atypical combination of seclusion and easy access. The LMR Ranch is offered for $1,500,000 and is shown by appointment only. Contact Howard W. Hood for your private showing.

LMR Ranch Kerr County

N & B Game Ranch Edwards County

600± Acres | Edwards County | Property ID: 920427 Whether youre a hunter or a wildlife enthusiast, this private game preserve offers a rustically beautiful setting where you can indulge your passion. Located just 50 miles west of Kerrville in Edwards County, the ranch could be a hunter's paradise providing excellent habitat for a variety of wildlife such as aoudad sheep, blackbuck antelope and turkey, as well as axis, sika, fallow, and whitetail deer. The 600± acres, with FM 41 frontage, is high-fenced and includes one water well with a submersible pump, one pond, and a 37-foot travel trailer. The ranch’s aesthetic appeal and convenient access make it a rare. The possibilities are limited only by the new owners imagination. This ranch is offered at $2,950 per acre.

Call Howard W. Hood for a private showing. This ranch is offered at $2,995 per acre of $1,770,000.

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East Town Creek Ranch Kerr County

55Âą Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1005917 On the outskirts of Kerrville, Texas, along the historic Western Cattle Trail to Dodge City, Kansas, and beyond is this 55+-acre Town Creek Estate Ranch. The main residence overlooks a beautiful lake on Town Creek and is comprised of 17,000 square feet. The estate is perfectly situated and configured for luxury living and lavish or relaxed Texas Hill Country entertainment. The estate accentuates indoor and outdoor living with a large 50- by 30-foot pool and spa, outdoor fireplaces, and fire pits for outside entertainment during the mild Hill Country nights. The estate is open and bright with two art galleries filled with western art, one leading to the master bedroom suite and the other connecting the main living areas to the game room and trophy room wing. The home features a large living room, library, dining room, den, sun room, and a large country kitchen with utility room. Six large fireplaces located in the main living areas and in the bedroom suites keep the estate warm and cheerful during chilly winter nights. Outside the den area is an outdoor fireplace situated on a covered porch overlooking the pool, which provides an ideal cocktail hour venue. There are four bedrooms, each with en suite baths, and a guest suite with a panoramic view of the main lake, horse paddocks, and hills.

The master suite features a large two-story master bedroom with fireplace, two adjacent gyms, and his and her bathrooms. Upstairs from the master bedroom is a large main office, secondary office, loggia, map room, half bath, and coffee bar. A long covered porch off the office suite overlooks the pool and main lake. From the main den there is a wide art gallery hall leading to a 40- by 27-foot game room with fireplace overlooking the pool. Another wide gallery decorated with wildlife art and scenes of Africa leads to a 60- by 40-foot trophy room featuring a full kitchen and an adjoining antique bar room accented by a real antique bar and walls of antique long leaf pine. Upstairs from the bar is the palatial guest suite overlooking the lake, outside fire pit, and views beyond. If the estate home itself is not enough, consider that the lakes have been stocked for over 20 years with a bountiful habitat of world-class Florida bass and large catfish. The estate grounds feature a thoroughbred horse barn, tack room, and office. Close by is a large shop, work areas, green house, and air conditioned storage room. There are many separately high fenced pens and alleys designed for the efficient handling of horses, exotic animals or white tailed deer. Large high fenced fields allow for the enjoyment of many exotic animals such as greater kudu, nyala, zebra, red deer, aoudad, axis, blackbuck, or any other beautiful creatures that the new owner chooses to enjoy.

Can you imagine that just five minutes from downtown Kerrville, with all its amenities, restaurants, regional hospital, and the beautiful Guadalupe River, there exists an iconic Texas ranch estate which captures the peace, privacy, and beauty of the Texas Hill Country? Come and see for yourself. Price: $3,795,000

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The Mayo Ranch is nestled into the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Within its high-fenced borders, you can experience the full spectrum of Hill Country beauty: diverse native hardwoods, gently rolling hills, oak pastures with abundant grass, a variety of native wildlife, two spring-fed creeks and rich bottomland. Only minutes from Kerrville’s amenities, this property, outfitted with its own private security gate, fronts on Highway 16. Enjoy a peaceful picnic on the banks of the large pond located in the pasture area or in the shaded tranquility of 1,000± feet of the beautiful spring-fed Lower Turtle Creek.

Improvements include a two-bedroom, two-bath, two-story, wood cabin, that was remodeled in 2002, and features antique-pine floors and a rock fireplace. A large 16- by 40-foot barn, gazebo, and bunkhouse with covered porches overlooking the two creeks complete the hospitality infrastructure.

Here you will experience the Hill Country’s most desirable landscape features without ever leaving your ranch. The property is offered for $1,750,000.

Call Howard W. Hood for a private showing.

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Bratton River Bend Ranch McCulloch County

www.FrostyMiller.com frosty@tstar.net (325) 247-3997 1200 Ford Street | Llano, Texas 78643 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com /member/6053

301± Acres | McCulloch County Property ID: 1548598

The Bratton River Bend Ranch is one of the truly special places deep in the Heart of Texas! Enjoy hiking on the high bluffs overlooking the stunning views of the San Saba River. Meander over the gently rolling terrain and stop off for a picnic under an old Live Oak tree.

Perhaps you would like to choose one of the many building sites for your dream home; or just make yourself at home in the little flagstone home that is currently on the property for your weekend get-a-way. The 301 acres include a cultivatable field and also a field of improved grasses. Easy access if provided by county roads on two sides of the property. Price: $1,430,000.

Hickory Mountain Ranch Llano County

1,768± Acres | Llano County About six miles south of Llano lies an approximately 1,768-acre piece of Texas history that is being made available for the first time in multiple generations.

This “Diamond in the Rough” is a completely natural blank canvas for you to make it whatever you dream of! There is a beautiful wet-weather creek fed by many smaller creeks and draws forming beautiful creek bottoms that are filled with large hickory, live oaks and elm trees. In the center of this ranch is a large fragmented granite mountain rising over 300 feet from its base that creates a perfect habitat for all types of wildlife and recreational pursuits.

This ranch is well-watered with four solar powered wells pumping into large cement water troughs. A nice, serviceable hunter’s cabin on the back of the property, an historical 1886 home with over 3,500 square feet of living space and “good bones”, and a second, more modern, home complete with a pool create this lovely picture of Heaven on earth! Price: $9,000,000

120± Acres | Llano County Property ID: 1173921 In Llano county, about a half mile upriver from Schneider’s Crossing on the beautiful Llano River, is a unique 120 acres with approximately 2,200 feet of river frontage. Property could be divided into three 40-acre tracts with county road access to each tract. There is enough tree cover, including mature mesquite and big beautiful live oaks, to maintain privacy on each tract or the entire piece. River access has been made easy by clearing of the underbrush. The true uniqueness of this property lies in the ability to stand at the old rock fence and watch fish swimming in the clear waters of the main channel that flows along the edge of all three tracts. Price $1,650,000

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Lone Star Ranch Franklin County $7,988,000 | 491 Acres

Celina Ranch Collin County $15,000,000 | 314 Acres

Robinson Ranch Blanco County $23,162,500 | 2701 Acres Miller Farm Van Zandt County $3,495,000 | 92.04 Acres

2913 Fairmount, Suite 200 Dallas, Texas 75201

Circle Y Ranch Denton County $14,800,000 | 357.445 Acres

2913 Fairmount, Suite 200 | Dallas, Texas 75201 Arbuckle Ranch Murray County - Oklahoma SOLD | 17,632 Acres Listed for $22,500,000

1 Paigebrooke Tarrant County $4,999,000 | 14 Acres

The Veranda Franklin County $2,495,000 | 68 Acres

Concho Ranch Kaufman County $4,750,000 | 257 Acres

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1,500± Acres | Erath County Property ID: 1180765 1,500± acres Erath County Diversity Ranch is located three miles north of Lingleville, Texas, just 12 miles west of Stephenville in Erath County. Breathtaking views, improved pastures and several ten-acre lakes stocked with largemouth bass. The topography is rolling with native grasses and wooded areas. There are four stock ponds and several wet weather creeks. The property has deer feeders, quail feeders, and stands throughout that service the abundant wildlife. The ranch has been well maintained with excellent roads and very little grazing.

Fences are in good condition. For information go to www. diversityranch.com or contact Dax Pass, c: (214) 5578643.

Diversity Ranch Erath County

1,842± Acres | Erath County

Waggoner Ranch Erath County

122± Acres | Cooke County Horse Country USA., valley view, Cooke County, Texas.

Minutes from Interstate 35N. 122.19 acre Equine facility. Large custom home with pool high on hilltop with view of: 2,000 square-foot office, two barns for mare and studs, two show barns, breeding barn and vet clinic, one covered round pen, approximately 15,000 squarefeet covered arena (with room to expand), one duplex, one bunkhouse, one manager double wide home, large shop, equipment shed, commodity barn, loafing sheds, hot walker, three stock tanks. Fenced for horses, pastures for baling and grazing. Acreage (except for improvements and eight acres) currently ag. exempt. Main home overlooks the facilities, pastures and the horizon. Possible owner financing available. Offered at $1,950,000. For more information contact Brenda Moerschell, c: (214) 9579401 or Craig Sessions, c: (214) 957-6682.

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The 1,842± acre Waggoner Ranch is located eight miles east of Stephenville in Erath County.

Featuring beautiful hilltop views, excellent hunting, plenty of water, and good native grass pastures. A 40-acre lake anchors an array of creeks and stock ponds. There are multiple seasonal and spring-fed creeks meandering through the ranch and 19 good stock tanks. The two largest of the tanks, a six-acre and a threeacre tank are in great locations and benefit from an abundance of watershed. Both could be enlarged to create a sizeable lake and/or wetland areas.

There is approximately 140 feet of elevation change across the ranch and a good mix of open country and moderate cedar and mesquite brush cover, with live oak, post oak, and elm hardwoods scattered throughout. Price: $6,262,800. For more information go to www.waggoner-ranch. com or contact Dax Pass, c: (214) 557-8643 or David Burgher, c: (214) 213-8715.

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Arbuckle Ranch Davis, Oklahoma

1,181Âą Acres Marietta, Oklahoma Listed for $8,500,000

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Red Oaks Ranch Marietta, Oklahoma

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Robinson Ranch Blanco County

2,275± Acres | Blanco County | Property ID: 1380169 This historic Robinson Ranch was originally established in 1885 in the heart of the Texas Hill country in Blanco County. The beautiful ranch features two rustic rock homes that are filled with vintage charm. Easily accessible, the ranch is located one hour from Austin, 1:15 hours from San Antonio, four hours from Dallas, and only 20 minutes from Horseshoe Bay Resort. The ranch has diverse terrain including rolling hills, beautiful creek bottoms, and even some great pastureland. Cypress Creek runs throughout a large portion of the ranch. This rock bottom creek has several deep pools and a lush canopy of cypress trees to create a very peaceful setting in the spring fed year round water source. The ranch has an abundance of wildlife that includes deer, hogs, turkey, and doves throughout. Price: $23,162,500. Contact Harlan Ray, c: (214) 908-7770 or David Burgher, c: (214) 213-8715.

Circle Y Ranch Denton County

357± Acres | Denton County | Property ID: 1542781 The Circle Y Ranch has been very well known in the equestrian world for over 25 years. This beautiful property is located in the heart of Aubrey, Texas. The 357 acre paradise includes pristine grounds, two covered arenas, a round pen, storage barns, and over 25 horse stalls are some of the many improvements that can be found on this fine property. A custom built main residence overlooks a gorgeous eight acre lake and Costal Bermuda pastures. In addition to being a fine equestrian property, this ranch has huge development potential. Price: $14,800,000. Contact Harlan Ray, c: (214) 908-7770 or David Burgher, c: (214) 213-8715.

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Florence Ranch

786± Acres | Williamson County Property ID: 1566058

Beautiful Hill Country ranch less than one hour outside of Downtown Austin! Rolling pastures and an abundance of live oaks create a great feel throughout the ranch. This property has several great pastures for grazing as well as plenty of thick cover for deer and turkey hunting. Due to the location and road frontage of this ranch, there is a great deal of development potential. Seller will consider dividing. $5,344,800. Contact Harlan Ray, c: (214) 908-7770 or David Burgher, c: (214) 213-8715.

Williamson County

237± Acres | Burnet County Property ID: 1163439 This is a beautiful Hill Country ranch less than one hour from Downtown Austin, and has frontage on the North Fork of the San Gabriel River. Enjoy many activities such as deer hunting in the bottom land by the San Gabriel, riding horses in the arena, and fishing in the spring fed pond. This ranch is a great Cattle place as well with three separate costal pastures, working pens, and water sources in all the pastures. The comfortable four bedroom home is perfect for entertaining with great views of the pastures and pond. The barn has a bunkhouse perfect for a caretaker or foreman.

Offered at $1,410,150. Contact Harlan Ray, c: (214) 908-7770.

ADAO Burnet County

145± Acres | Bosque County Property ID: 1473717

Steele Creek Ranch Bosque County

145± acres with amazing views of Steele Creek and Lake Whitney only 1.5 hours from the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex.

The three bedroom, two bathroom home sits on a bluff overlooking the beautiful valley where Steel Creek flows as it enters into Lake Whitney. There are several great marinas within 20 minutes of the property as well as some additional lake access points and boat ramps near by.

This ranch must be seen to appreciate how unique and spectacular it truly is.

Offered at $1,150,000. Contact Harlan Ray, c: (214) 908-7770.

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Part of 3,745± Acres | Bosque County Property ID: 1126304 A ranch without the headaches. Be one of only 48 members who own an undivided interest in part of a 3,745 acre shared ranch and a deeded five acre lot, only 90 miles from Dallas and 10 minutes from Lake Whitney.

The Lodge includes full kitchen, gym, pool, four casitas, and three-bedroom, three-bath house. A second pool is a restored stock take under a windmill. Great hunting and fishing with deer, turkey, dove, and two large stocked lakes.

Also a quality skeet range, gun range, horse barn, and full time on site manager. Prices starting at $385,000. Call David Burgher, c: (214) 213-8715

Bosque Canyon Ranch Bosque County

Concho Ranch

257± Acres | Karufman County Property ID: 1192234

Only 20 minutes from downtown Dallas and minutes away from Lake Ray Hubbard, Concho Ranch is a beautiful 257± acre property with a multitude of recreational amenities. Coming through a gated entry and at the end of a long, all weather drive is a stone, two-story, 8,700 square foot main house, which is a reproduction of the historical Fort Concho in San Angelo. This home is perfect for entertaining with large, vaulted open areas and inviting porches. The house overlooks two cypress tree lined lakes stocked with bass and includes five bedrooms, five-and-a-half baths, three-car garage, separate workout facility, tennis court and dog runs. The property also includes a ten-stall barn with manager’s office with bath, tack room, wash rack, and pipe and cable turnout, 6,000 square foot covered arena and 1,250 square foot storage barn.

The property has rolling pastures with areas that are heavily treed, especially around the five lakes, which provide habitat for various wildlife. The property is fenced and cross fenced. The property is not in the 100 year flood plain. Due to its proximity to Dallas, the southeastern portion of Lake Ray Hubbard and nearby master planned developments such as Travis Ranch and Health Golf and Yacht Club, it duals as a investment opportunity for future development. Though the property is currently zoned agricultural, it does have rights to 50 single family sewer hook-ups. For more information contact Michelle Wood, c: (214) 564-0234 or David Burgher, c: (214) 213-8715. Price: $4,750,000

Karufman County

UNDER CONTRACT 1,174± Acres | Eastland County Just south of Eastland and IH 20, cattle and wildlife love this ranch which has abundant frontage along the Sabana River. The property has rolling pasture land and stock tanks for cattle, rugged terrain with numerous hilltops for fabulous views, and trees/vegetation for wildlife habitat. The family who has owned the property for five generations believe they own almost 100 percent of the minerals. For more information contact David Burgher, c: (214) 2138715. Price: $2,795 per acre.

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Magnolia Plantation

75± Acres | Smith County | Property ID: 1125837

This 75±-acre Gentleman’s Ranch with 8,000-square-foot home is located near Tyler and Lake Palestine. The detail and quality of the five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath house with numerous living areas needs to be seen in person.

Porches, balconies and patios overlook the beautifully landscaped grounds include a swimming pool/spa, large patio with mature vines covering the arbor, outside fireplace/kitchen with pizza oven, equestrian facilities with five-stall barn, tack room and improved pastures. Price: $2,300,000. Call David Burgher, c: (214) 213-8715 or Greg Caton, c: (903) 452-3239.

Smith County

1,237± Acres Marshall/Harrison County Property ID: 1451471 Kings Tree, only four miles north of Marshall, is a rare, large East Texas working ranch which also has a 10,000 square feet house overlooking a 30 acre lake with trophy fishing. The house and guest house have a total of six bedrooms, five baths and two-and-a-half baths with a four car garage. The rolling land is a mixture of grass pastures (fescue, clover, coastal and Bermuda) and habitat for hunting (deer, duck, turkey). There are an additional 10 ponds and typical ranch improvements such as a barn, working pens, etc. Priced at $3,950,000. Call David Burgher, c: (214) 213-8715 or Greg Caton, c: (903) 452-3239.

Kingstree Ranch Marshall/Harrison County

177± Acres Cherokee County Property ID: 1110224

Plum Cover Ranch Cherokee County

Gentleman’s Ranch with 9,400 square-foot home has magnificent hilltop views overlooking the improved pastures and surrounding countryside. It is conveniently located near Tyler and includes a second home, tennis court, twostall barn, working pens and four stock tanks. Price: $1,775,000. Call David Burgher, c: (214) 213-8715 or Greg Caton, c: (903) 452-3239.

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25,811± Acres | Val Verde County Property ID: 1158265 The 25,811 acre Devil’s River Ranch is located in Val Verde County just 30 miles North of Comstock, Texas. The ranch boasts 2.25 miles of Devil’s River Head waters and is comprised of three distinct habitat types. The habitat types range from Chihuahuan Desert, Edwards Plateau, and South Texas Brushland. Rolling hills, shear rock bluff canyons, flat land, and old arroyos carved through time make up the landscape. Wildlife abounds throughout the ranch due to the habitat diversity.

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Spring Lake Kendall County

138± Acres | Kendall County Property ID: 945542 A centrally located spring fed lake specifically built to grow trophy largemouth bass is located just a short distance from the main residence on this 138 acres.

In addition to the world class fishing the property is high fenced and maintains a trophy whitetail deer herd. Improvements include an award winning main residence with too many details to list.

143± Acres | Hays County This is one of the finest recreational/estate ranches in the area and is only lacking someone’s dream of a home to realize its full potential. Privacy, nice trees and good dirt, combined with quality land improvements and a great location make this 143-acre ranch you will want to consider. A beautifully designed gated entry, manicured property, a private lake, hilltop views and picturesque Carper’s Creek make this a definite must see ranch!

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6,700± Acres | Kinney County

Cow Creek Ranch

Kinney County

This 6,700 acre showplace is one of the most highly improved recreational and working ranches available in Texas. Improvements include a large lodge which was named by Field and Stream Magazine as the “Lodge of the Month”. With all of the incredible improvements, this property lends itself to the recreational buyer looking to entertain large numbers of guests and also has a paved and lighted runway. The ranch has been extensively managed for both whitetail deer and upland game bird hunting and has some mineral and water rights.

Enchanted Rock Ranch Llano County

4,500± Acres | Llano County Property ID: 1565097 The property boasts spectacular views of Enchanted Rock as well as unique granite outcrops throughout the ranch. Surface water is supplied by a five and six acre lake, six earthen stock tanks and 1.1 miles of Crabapple Creek. Improvements include a 6,200 square foot home overlooking a lake and more.

1,006± Acres | Kerr County

Camp Verde Kerr County

This stunning 1006 acres located near Historic Camp Verde, Texas is truly a special property. This ranch offers both breathtaking views and beautiful spring fed lakes.

The ranch is highly improved complete with main lodge, guest house and ranch managers home. The ranch is high fenced and offers excellent native and exotic wildlife.

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50± Acres Kendall County This Hill Country Estate is located just 15 minutes from downtown Boerne, Texas. The main house consists of approximately 6,500 square feet large covered porches allowing access to the pool and back yard. In addition, the property offers a 12 stall horse barn complete with cozy apartment and a 200X300 foot riding and roping arena. All on 50 acres.

Boerne Estate Kendall County

Saddle Mountain Real County

1,688± Acres | Real County Property ID: 1453344 On this 1,688 acres, there are three live springs and the seasonal Camp Wood Creek which runs inside the ranch’s boundaries. Saddle Mountain has always been known for its wildlife - from whitetail deer to elk, red deer, fallow and aoudad. Improvements include a 7,200 square-foot house with a pool, tennis court, 2,000 squarefoot lodge, foreman’s house, four water wells, three barns, work shop, deer pens, high-fenced into four pastures, tools, equipment, and the convenience of a 3,300-foot runway.

1,025± Acres | Lampasas County Strong live water passes through this 1,025 acres supplying a yearround water source for the highly managed whitetail deer herd. Stock tanks have also been constructed an offer excellent wing shooting.

Large trees and panoramic views add to the properties appeal.

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64± Acres | Blanco County

Little Blanco River

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This is an opportunity to own a fantastic all-around recreational ranch. With over 2,000 feet of both sides of the Cypress lined Little Blanco River, this 64 acre property presents itself as a great value, especially as compared to the cost of other live water ranches. It’s location is perfect with only five miles to Hwy 281, then only eight miles North to Blanco or 30 miles South to San Antonio. An antiquated, but certainly livable, rock ranch house sits on a bluff overlooking a pasture and on to the Little Blanco River.

50± Acres | Kendall County This gorgeous rolling 50 acres has great tree cover with live oaks, post oaks, walnuts, Spanish oaks and more. The Southwest style home is 3,782 square-feet and is secluded off of the road for privacy and security. The windy road crosses an old style bridge made from an old train car. Wood floors throughout the home allow for easy cleaning and allergy free with no carpet. There is a large barn with working pens and several large water storage tanks.

Hill Country Estate Kendall County

North Grape Creek Blanco County

221± Acres | Blanco County If you’re looking for a great recreational/ hunting ranch that’s loaded with character, end of the road privacy, and has a reliable water feature then look no further. The 221 acre, North Grape Creek Ranch has approximately 1,200 feet of both sides of the creek and offers gentle access along with fantastic views from high on the bluff overlooking the water and the valley beyond.

As an added water feature, the ranch also boasts some 3/10ths of a mile of both sides of Spring Creek.

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Geronimo Springs Ranch

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Blanco 368 Hays County

368± Acres | Hays County | Property ID: 1081056 These 368 beautiful acres are a true Texas Hill Country paradise. Just minutes from historic downtown Wimberley, this property has both open pastures and native Hill Country vistas. The picturesque Blanco River passes through the property with beautiful blue-green water. Enjoy good neighbors, wonderful vistas and plenty of trees.

2,778± Acres Bandera, Bexar and Medina County This 2,778 acre ranch is located within 15 minutes of La Cantera Mall in San Antonio. The Headwaters of San Geronimo and Jack Mountain springs start on the property. Paved road to the ranch home along with exclusion from any rooftops with numerous peaks surrounding the ranch creates any future development looking into your own private valley. With a couple of 10-12 feet waterfalls created from San Geronimo Springs coupled with several acre lakes stocked with bass, catfish and bluegill creates your own private water oasis. If you are looking for a ranch minutes from San Antonio with live water and total seclusion this is it.

520± Acres | Gillespie County Gentle rolling terrain, convenient location and access, spring fed Klein Branch Creek and a comfortable country cottage make this 520± acres a must see. Approximately 20 minutes to Kerrville and 25 minutes to Fredericksburg with over 4,500’ of paved County road frontage make this a very desirable property for personal use and/or development. Over 3,000’ of both sides of the Klein Branch Creek with one dam and numerous improvement options. A two bedroom, two bath open concept Hill Country Cottage with creek front setting is waiting your arrival.

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Meyers Spring Terrell County

9,700± Acres | Terrell County Property ID: 1184339 The Natural Historic Register has listed this ranch for its magnificent rock art. The property is high fenced and extensively managed for trophy white tail and mule deer.

The ranch is well watered with several springs, tanks, header dams and numerous water wells. The ranch is highly improved with several homes, a barn and a 3,500’ runway.

Treasure In The Hills Kerr County

30± Acres | Kerr County This 30 acre treasure in the hills is a sight to see. The custom built 4,574± square-foot Mediterrean/Tuscan style home has incredible views from every window with attention to detail in every room. Great location only minutes from Kerrville and in the much sought after Camp Verde area.

Comanche Ranch Kimble County

540± Acres | Kimble County This 540 acre ranches topography ranges from majestic hilltop views to gently creek bottom, with both sides of Gentry Creek. Big trees, good soil, and ample foliage make for a hunting paradise. Improvements consits of a large metal building with living quarters. All blinds, feeders and walk-in cooler convey.

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1,634Âą Acres | Mason County | Property ID: 1627227 A true legacy ranch, the Premier includes the best of all worlds ranching, recreation, groundwater, scenic beauty, fine improvements, world class whitetail deer, location and accessibility. This handsome property presents itself flawlessly along US 87, north of Fredericksburg, with long, broad ridges offering endless views of distant granite mountain ranges. Long known as one of the finest trophy hunting destinations in the State, the site boasts major league groundwater, including three artesian wells and six shallow irrigation wells. Rocky creek bottoms are lined with monster oaks and hardwoods, and the ranch offers a nice balance of open country to wooded, including several improved grass fields. Infrastructure and overall property condition are impeccable! Price: $8,000,000 or $4,895 per acre.

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Mountain Lakes Ranch Hays County

2,276Âą Acres | Hays County | Property ID: 1490834 This wildly beautiful, high fenced powerhouse is one of the largest tracts of land available within an hour of Austin or San Antonio, and serves up world class road infrastructure and numerous new lakes up to ten acres in size! Strong flowing Onion Creek crosses the front of the property, creating a mystical live water setting complete with limestone ledges, overhanging trees and manicured shoreline. Some of the highest elevations in the area are on site here, and the views are simply staggering in all directions. Large areas of tillable ground are spread around between the spectacular ridgelines, and gorgeous Post Oak Savannahs grace some of the tops, simply grand! Now offered in tracts of 630 to 840 acres!

Price: $17,866,600 or $7,850 per acre

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Williamson Ranch Tracts Kendall County

1,775¹ Acres | Kendall County | Property ID: 1627257 This exciting new offering is located within the prized Lindendale area in the upper reaches of the Blanco River drainage, about 10 miles west of Blanco. The ranch is offered as a whole, or in tracts of 192 to 637 or more lightly restricted acres, and is easily accessible with miles of county and state road frontage. Two larger tracts of 600+ acres include dramatic hilltops with staggering vistas, deep valleys with springs and magnificent lake sites, mostly cedar-free oak savannah and wildlife galore! A 192 acre tract includes a short section of permanent, rock bottom creek! A 331 acre tract is mostly open, deeper river bottom land along FM 1888 suitable for horses or orchard. This is quality land, not over improved, sensibly priced to move in today’s market. Price: $10,285,500 or $5,795 per acre, or tracts from $5,500 - $6,500 per acre.

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River Canyon Ranch Mason County

447± Acres | Mason County | Property ID: 1166605 This rugged parcel offers raw beauty unparalleled, along with 1/3 mile of frontage on a spectacular stretch of Llano River, just west of charming Mason. Stunning homesites are perched on soaring, multi-hued limestone/sandstone cliffs, overlooking the fabled river and pecan bottoms below. This is a rare offering in a prized area, and is the “best of the best” when it comes to wild and rugged. Price: $2,458,500 or $5,500 per acre.

Allen Creek Ranch Kendall County

347± Acres | Kendall County Property ID: 1171144 This supremely-located hunting and recreational ranch is situated in a private valley centered around an awesome four acre lake, only 30 minutes from northwest San Antonio. Impressive features include road systems, wide valleys with cedar-free land seeded in grasses, and mountaintops with distant views. No shortage of drama here, with just the right touch of refinement. Price: $4,077,250 or $11,750 per acre.

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River Cliffs Ranch Menard County

7,850Âą Acres | Menard County | Property ID: 1165890 This Austin/San Antonio-area legacy juggernaut includes over three miles of easily accessible and visible San Saba River, including an awesome series of deep, blue holes connected by noisy shoals flowing over rock bottoms. With 6,200+ high fenced, managed acres, this award-winning ranching and hunting operation comprises the premier offering in the area. Spectacular cliffs and stunning hardwood bottoms characterize much of the river zone, and the uplands include rocky hills with distant vista points, food plots, oak forests, irrigation and solid ranch infrastructure. Co-listed with David Faust, KW Farm and Ranch, 512.940.3300, diamondfranch@ gmail.com. Price;: $27,082,500 or $3,450 per acre.

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2,000± Acres | Edwards County Property ID: 1078595 One of the most striking and beautiful features of this 2,000 acre ranch is two miles of crystal clear Nueces River. There are several good size fields and with 250± acre feet of permitted water rights, that would allow these fields to be irrigated for improved grasses and food plots for the free roaming exotics, whitetail deer, turkey, quail and dove. This is a ranch that has it all, hunting, views and lots of gorgeous water.

Rock River Ranch Edwards County

Cherry Springs Ranch Gillespie County

342± Acres | Gillespie County Located less than 20 minutes from Fredericksburg, Texas lies this 342 acre live water ranch. Cherry Spring creek flows through the property for a total of 1,600’ and with both sides. Excellent views up to 30 miles in any direction including nearby views of Putman and House Mountain. This property is loaded with game including whitetail and turkey.

670± Acres | Uvalde County The 670 acre has great Highway 187 frontage and nearly a half-mile of the beautiful, cypressed lined Sabinal River. The terrain is some what flat to rolling covered with Cedar, Oaks and sparse Mesquite with native brush and grasses for the wildlife such as whitetail deer, aoudad, wild hogs, turkey and others native to the area. The improvements consist of this very unique two story rock home dating back to the early 1940’s and sits on a high cliff overlooking the Sabinal River.

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Dos Arroyos Ranch Gillespie County

927± Acres | Gillespie County Property ID: 1088180 927 acres with almost one mile of both sides of Squaw Creek and both sides of Hog Creek as well. Level hilltop with sweeping views. Fertile bottom land and BIG live water. If you are interested in purchasing a “Legacy Ranch”, one that is unique and raw, that you can mold into its full potential, this is it.

556± Acres | Kerr County This 556 acre ranch has over a mile of the headwaters of the Guadalupe River along with Flat Rock Creek. The ranch has some of the first set of springs that start the Guadalupe River on its way to the ocean. Gorgeous water! The incredible improvements total over 16,000 square-feet. There is a 32 stall vintage horse barn, arena, cabins and much more. This peaceful setting is located near the famous camps of Hunt such as Waldemar, Camp Stewart, Camp Honey Creek and MO Ranch.

Rio Ranchito Kerr County

767± Acres | Zavala County Property ID: 1081056

Leona River Zavala County

This is the perfect opportunity to purchase a trophy white tail deer ranch that is just reaching its prime. Recent aerial survey showed 15 trophy bucks in the 3-4 year old range. The ranch consists of 767 acres with excellent brush and tillable fields for food plots.

Improvements include Main Lodge with eight bedrooms, Managers home and several barns.

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Crabapple Creek Gillespie County

312± Acres | Gillespie County Property ID: 1185682 Enjoy 312 amazing acres of Hill Country elegance. The main adobe home and guesthouse sit high on a hill overlooking the five rustic guesthouses, Western town and beautiful Hill Country. The Western town holds SASS shooting events and comes with an Old West saloon that holds 160 people and has a fully licensed kitchen and 14 guestrooms. The ranch has Crabapple Creek plus game fencing. This is a must-see ranch!

Windrose Ranch Zavala County

2,124± Acres | Zavala County Property ID: 1049617 This 2,124 acre property is one of the few trophy ranches left with minerals. The owner has 100 percent minerals on most of the property, there is an active oil well, and the property is in the Eagle Ford Shale.

Native brush, pasture land, and gently rolling hills with great views of the ranch. Ample water throughout the ranch that includes a Carrizo irrigation well, four water wells, ten plus miles of irrigation lines, six fully irrigated tanks, and multiple water troughs.

300± Acres | Bandera County This is a wonderful family estate ranch of 300± acres that has been in the same family since the early 1900’s. It is located in a superb location only minutes from Boerne and Helotes with approximately 1,000 feet of Hwy 16 frontage. Both sides of Red Bluff Creek, rich valley land and fields make this property special.

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Ranger Creek Estate Kendall County

50± Acres | Kendall County This magnificent 4,455-square-foot, four-bedroom, three-bath home sits on 50 very private acres just outside of Boerne. Enjoy hand-hewn wood floors, cypress beams, limestone fireplace, and many more exquisite details.

There is also a five stall barn, pool, and outdoor kitchen – all on Post Oak covered rolling grassland.

The Falls San Saba County

3,000± Acres | San Saba County This is a great opportunity to own a historic property in Texas on the shores of Lake Buchanan. Falls Creek passes through the property providing strong crystal clear live water. The creek dives off a huge bluff creating a spectacular waterfall cascading into Lake Buchanan. The ranch offers valleys and large hills creating picturesque views of Lake Buchanan and the surrounding Hill Country.

Panther Creek Kerr County

350± Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1407054 This 350 acre ranch boasts approximately one mile of deep, crystal clear Guadalupe River Front canopied by huge Cypress Trees set against a back drop of limestone bluffs and Texas Hill Country views.

Traversing the ranch are two live water creeks. Panther Creek is halfmile strong, live water creek which originates on this ranch. Bear Creek also traverses the ranch for 1/3 of a mile. This ranch offers hilltop views, river views and very usable topography. The ranch is well maintained and will require little if any clean up.

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1,440± Acres | Duval County Property ID: 1442490 This 1,440 acre extensively managed whitetail deer ranch has a 7,200 sqaure foot lodge that can sleep 40 guests. The ranch also offers a complete meat processing area with a walk-in cooler, freezer, table, grinder, sausage machine and more. Seller will convey half of the minerals owned and executive rights owned. High fenced and loaded with B&C whitetail.

Caliche Whitetail Ranch Duval County

Whispering Water Menard County

2,313± Acres | Menard County Property ID: 1134874 This 2,313 acre high fenced, hunting/recreational ranch has a 5,322 square-foot home/lodge, two elegantly rustic cabins, rolling terrain, eleveted views and a three acre, spring-fed lake. 50 percent of minerals convey.

102± Acres | Bandera County Beautiful Hill Country property just off FM 337 between Medina and Vanderpool. 102 acres with great views, wildlife, three homes, pool, cabana and barn with living quarters. Great for a family compound, homestead or retreat to relax and enjoy country living!

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26± Acres | Kendall County This 26 acre estate is located within the highly desirable Cordillera Ranch Development.

The very well maintained grounds of the estate are complete with a five stall horse barn and lighted riding and roping arena. In addition, the barn offers a large patio area for entertaining and viewing the activities in the riding arena. The barn is complete with a small guest quarters for overnight guest. The main home consists of approximately 5,300 square feet with four bedrooms, five full baths and four fire places.

Medina River Ranch Bandera County

Lost Valley Ranch Kerr County

624± Acres | Bandera County Property ID: 1163912 This 624 acre ranch has a mile of Medina River and one of the oldest native Pecan bottoms in Texas. There is also a unique log cabin and barn, great views, turkey, whitetail and axis and much more.

845± Acres | Kerr County Absolutely picture perfect land with an easy commute to Kerrville or Fredericksburg. Rolling grass lands with abundant amounts of mature oaks and very little cedar paint a picture perfect landscape. The headwater springs of Burr Oak Creek have formed natural pools of water at a couple of locations. There are a few building spots on this 845 acres that should capture 360 degree views across miles of scenery. Native and exotic game frequent the property.

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1,125± Acres | Real County Minutes to Leakey, Texas - Turn key ready to go outdoorsman paradise!

Approximately 10,000± square-foot lodge having six large suites with private porches, eight baths, four massive rock fireplaces, two kitchens and more to come see!! 50± mile touch the sky views! This rare find is a “timeless” experience, 17 hills, 18 valleys. Quiet - private - end-of-the-road privacy. Lots of native wildlife and many species of exotics!!!

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Coke County

5,033Âą Acres | Coke County Minutes to Robert Lee and approximately 30 minutes to San Angelo, Texas. Winner of several ranch stewardship rewards for state-of-the-art deer and quail management since 1995. Eightbedroom, seven-bath hunting lodge with far to many amenities to list! 40 blinds, 28 corn feeders, 16 protein feeders, 17 pastures, 11 miles of water lines, approximately 26 miles of high fience, good roads, two fishing lakes, three seasonal creeks, and approximately 600Âą whitetail deer. Priced to sell at $1,995 per acre.

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Wild & Wooley - “Devil’s River” Val Verde County

6,600± Acres | Val Verde County Lake Amistad - All or part, paved access, ranch house, cabin, bunkhouse. Approximately 20± miles of waterfront!! Water on three sides!! Truly one of the best ever!!

268± Acres | Brown County Hilltop awesome, four-bedroom, four-bath, one-of-a-kind home! Pool and entertaining area, cantina, horse barn, workshop, coastal pastures, pecan orchard, several lakes and one of the best I have seen!!

Hill Country’s Best Live Water All Around Winner!

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Kendall County

1,117± Acres | Kendall County Twelve miles to Boerne, Texas! Paved access. Best priced deal around!!

Rare Lake and Opportunity Bandera County

Frio River Uvalde County

94± Acres | Bandera County Minutes to Bandera, Texas. Lakeside four-bedroom, three-bath rock home, creekfed, approximately ten± acre lake! Great hunting and fishing!!

36± Acres | Uvalde County Minutes to historic garner park!

Currently running as a campground!

Giant cypress trees, 20 cabins, owner’s house, workshop and retail store!!

Texas Best Live Water Kendall County

110± Acres | Kendall County Both sides of damned up crystal clear creek with water falls, rock bluffs and deep holes! Rustic cabin, well and electricity.

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203± Acres | Frio County 30 minutes to San Antonio, great ranch house, barn, big lake, big deer brought in!! Better hurry, this one will go fast! Don’t show your wife this house!

Game Fenced, Ready-to-Go All Around Deal!

Frio County

54± Acres | Bexar County Minutes to San Antonio! Approximately ¾ mile of San Antonio River, three-bedroom, three-and-half bath rock home, cabin, barns, giant trees! Was $895,000 - now $695,000!

Best Deal Around!

Bexar County

New Braunfels Lake McQueeney Comal County

14.6± Acres | Comal County Horseman’s estate! Wow on this one!! 30 minutes to San Antonio or Austin!! Must see four-bedroom, three-bath home and and entertaining and pool area that is hard to beat!!

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346± Acres | Kendall County Near Spring Branch! Ten minutes to Starbucks and HEB! Paved access, well and electricity!

Rare Deal Very Unique

Horseman’s Dream Place Bandera County

Kimble County

56± Acres | Bandera County Near historic Camp Verde, Texas. Hilltop four-bedroom, four-bath home, pool, entertaining area, horse barn, covered arena. Live creek - must see!!

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840± Acres | Kimble County Minutes to Junction, Texas airport! Giant trees, end-of-the-road privacy.

New Braunfels - Rare & Unique!

Guadalupe County

925± Acres Guadalupe County Both sides three creeks, giant cypress trees, fields, mountains and valleys! Four cabins, office, horse barn!! Ten minutes to major shopping!

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82± Acres | Grimes County Strategically located 82 acres on truck route, one mile from Hwy 105 and Hwy 6, frontage on FM 1227/CR 419/FM 379 near heavy industrial factories. Lots of options: city utilities available, division possible, agriculture exemption qualified, great investment opportunities, possible owner financing and price reductions based on divisions.

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76.9 Acres Grimes County

76.9± Acres | Grimes County Suitable land for a business park or commercial application located at the intersection of FM 379 and FM 1227 across from the Navasota Industrial Park on corner. Price: $900,000

145± Acres | Grimes County This land is located at the end of Navasota’s Industrial Drive (CR 419) and is approximately two miles from Hwy 6. Union Pacific Railroad borders the Eastern fence line for ± 2,250 feet, development of rail spur is possible. City water, sewer, and gas are near, as well as electrical access. Perfect for light industrial/commercial with rail needs! Price: $1,450,000

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909 W Farquhar Industrial/Commerical Grimes County

Corner lot with 12,000 square-foot commercial building which features 1,500 square-foot office space, and a 10,500 square-foot shop/ warehouse area. Building yard is fully fenced at approximately 15,340 square-feet Facility offers great space for trucking equipment, construction, or metal /steel fabrication with crane set-up inside. Offered at $440,000 with crane or $420,000 without crane.

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Holland Ridge Grimes County

2-10Âą Acre Tracts | Grimes County Holland Ridge is strategically located on Hwy 90 within the gently rolling hills of Anderson, Texas. For owners with children, the highly sought after AndersonShiro ISD is minutes away. Holland Ridge offers an opportunity for memorable moments with family and friends, as well as the promise of a healthy lifestyle for both children and adults. At Holland Ridge provides concrete streets, underground electric, with 2-10 acre tracts starting at $49,900.

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18± Acres | Grimes County Early 1900’s, three bedroom, four bathroom home that sits atop an amazing hill in the highly sought after Whitehall area. The home holds true to the classic historic lines of the era boasting the original hardwood floors, wainscoting and original hand painted trim through the enclosed dog-run. Pond and 18 acres join this property, which is located on the corner of two paved county roads surrounded by large ranches.

Ultimate privacy! Price: $499,000

5451 Krueger Road Washington County

44± Acres Washington County This 44 acre property featuring a 4,733 squarefoot home offers three bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, and three fabulous fireplaces, the kitchen is detailed in granite counter tops and stainless appliances, including a sub-zero fridge, warming oven, pot rack chandelier and ample custom cabinetry. Enjoy custom landscaping, pool, oversized unattached garage, and one bedroom, one bath guest house. Full facilities for the horse enthusiast, including custom barn, paddocks, and round pen exist. Also, a well-stocked pond for fishing, recreation or livestock. Price: $899,000

7.82± Acres | Grimes County

5810 CR 325 Grimes County

This farmhouse built in 2008 sits upon 7.82 acres located in the rolling hills of Southern Grimes County and features 2,888 square feet, a 100 year old reclaimed hardwood floors.

Your perfect rural weekend retreat a short drive from Houston and Texas A&M! Price: $315,000

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11041 FM 1174 Grimes County

58± Acres | Grimes County A 4,200 square-foot, five bedroom, three-and-a-half baths rustic Austin Stone and Stucco home sits privately behind a wall of trees among 58 acres with six improved pastures. The home features oak hardwood floors, solid pecan kitchen cabinets, and two wood burning fireplaces, a Mother-in-law suite, with kitchenette, full bath and its own entrance. There are multiple fantastic buildings for storage and equipment, as well as horse stalls, pens and ponds already existing. Price: $899,900

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Hill Street Grimes County

100± Acres | Grimes County The lodge (3,200 total square feet) is located on 100 acres of prime wildlife habitat. Features live creek, gently rolling terrain, mature trees, some open pasture, paved Hwy 30 frontage, three bedrooms, three baths, two kitchens, large front porch, dog trot breeze way, two car attached carport plus additional room for office, game room etc. The oversized great room boast a large horseshoe bar and great wood burning fireplace. This is the perfect property for hosting those weekend getaways, hunting riding, raising livestock or just relaxing. Property can be divided. 20 minutes from College Station. Price: $750,000

51± Acres | Grimes County Beautiful building site in rolling hills of Anderson, Texas. Three brand new lakes, an assortment of nice trees along with rolling green pastures which make this an ideal property for building your dream. Public water is available with electrically easily accessible. Lightly restricted, no mobile homes allowed, livestock are allowed. Property lies next to Anderson-Shiro ISD, an excellent district. This is a rare opportunity to have Ag exempt acreage close to a school.

Hurry before this opportunity is no longer available. Price: $500,000

305± Acres | Grimes County Believed to be one of the highest points in Grimes County this 305± acres offer an excellent base for cattle and horses. Sandy soil, rolling terrain, water tanks and working pens are enclosed by fencing and cross fencing. There is a live spring fed creek on the property, plus a water well and power are easily accessible to most parts of the ranch. There is a 4,800 square-foot barn that includes 80 square-feet of covered porches, 1,200 square-feet of living and approximately 2,800 square-foot shop. Price: $2,200,000

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N av a s o t a R e a l t y

CR 155 Grimes County

www.NavasotaRealtyInc.com general@navasotarealtyinc.com (936) 825-5094 502 S LaSalle | Navasota, Texas, 77868 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/15188

110± Acres | Grimes County This is a pretty acreage tract with a good mix of open and wooded terrain. There is great wildlife and recreational opportunities here, future minerals, and is currently ag exempt running cattle.

Located just a half mile off of FM 39. Price: $495,000

CR 161

2225 CR 211

Grimes County

Grimes County

365± Acres | Grimes County Beautiful 365 acre property of gently rolling pasture and scattered oaks (80/20, respectively) and a wet weather creek, several ponds, one acre pond and tons of road frontage.

Located at the intersection of CR 161, and CR 162 with CR 164 cutting through the land. This would be a great tract for development. Great cattle production, recreation, or development potential here. Will divide in 50± acre parcels.

Price: $1,645,650

142± Acres | Grimes County Your farm and ranch escape awaits! Come see this rolling, prime, beautiful 142 acre piece of Grimes County. Rich in hay production or prime pasture grazing for livestock, this offering boasts three stocked tanks, electricity in place, a plentiful water well, and cross fencing... just a few of the aspects that make this property fantastic for the farmer, investor, or that family seeking a rural ranching lifestyle. Agriculture exemption in place, low property taxes, unrestricted land use, improved pastures, rich soils, picturesque home sites, and much more! 1/3 mineral conveyance negotiable. Price: $1,100,000

Demille Property Grimes County

112± Acres | Grimes County 112 acres of gently rolling pastures with some improved hay fields, 2,500 feet of frontage on CR 188 makes division easy. Total property $799,000 or 20 acres with 1,326-square foot cottage Price: $199,000

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Brady P. Anders – Broker

Anders Realty Texas Hill Country Ranch, River & Recreational Property

Blanco

Johnson City

In the Old Blanco County Courthouse Blanco, Texas 78606 T: (512) 827-1339

302 E Main Street Johnson City, TX 78636 T: (830) 481-4444 F: (830) 868-2835

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289Âą Acres | Blanco County

Miller Creek Ranch Blanco County

Miller Creek ranch sits just West of Austin between Dripping Springs and Johnson City. This ranch is one of the last undeveloped large parcel tracts on Miller Creek and conveys over 5,000 feet both sides of dammed up Miller Creek. The ranch has been cedar cleared with some regrowth visible, has excellent tree cover, building spots, small pond. This ranch is ready for your estate home and delivers on big time live water, views, quality land and location.

Byrd Ranch Estates Blanco County

25.08Âą Acres | Blanco County | Property ID: 1372436 This ultra unique 3,300 square-foot home is within commuting distance to Austin and was built to entertain with open bi-level floor plan, huge covered first and second story porches taking in the nice views, covered pavilion with wood burning stove overlooking pond. The main home features reclaimed wood accents, antique doors, American Clay finishes, reclaimed windows from Fort Belknap and a porthole window from an old ship in the wine/cigar room. Other features include two bedroom, two bath house, electric entry gate with crushed granite road up to homes, fire pit, West property neighbor is a high fenced exotic game ranch where oryx, zebra, wildabeast, antelope and elk are regularly observed. Price: $949,000

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www.TheAndersGroup.com Brady P. Anders/Broker brady@theandersgroup.com (830) 481-4444 office | (830) 868-2835 fax 302 Main Street | Johnson City, Texas 78636 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/4933

597Âą Acres | Blanco County Property ID: 1486355 Located an hour West of Austin, this property is the ultimate family and recreation ranch offering a cross section of hill country topography with caves, big time views, oak studded hills with elevations reaching 1,781. There is a clean well kept two bedroom, two bath 1,566 square-foot house boasting fantastic views of the Pedernales River valley. A concrete dam has been built on White Creek below a small set of waterfalls and above a very significant waterfall. This oasis is loaded with bass, catfish and other brim fish. A covered outdoor pavilion, fire pit and flagstone patio built to the waters edge make this a great spot to relax. The ranch has three water wells. Come hunt, fish, hike, atv ride, shoot skeet, cave explore, bird hunt, horseback ride or just soak in the views on this outstanding recreational offering. Price: $4,656,600

Naumans Gap

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www.TheAndersGroup.com Chey Perrin/Agent chey@theandersgroup.com (281) 795-9161 302 Main Street | Johnson City, Texas 78636 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/58962

Pehl Falls

Blanco and Kendall County

442Âą Acres | Blanco and Kendall County Alluring offering of half ownership of Pehl Falls, a jaw-dropping 15-foot waterfall into a 20-foot deep pool below, as well as over 2,200 feet of the Blanco River. Vertical improvements are several old yet charming out-buildings and a newer one bedroom, one bathroom metal building that serves as the main house. Heavy cover although some selective clearing has been done around the main house and the river areas. 30 acre production field along the river. Property is perimeter fenced, cross fenced, and Ag exempt.

20,000 in recent road work. Access to property is via recorded easement. There are only a few places from the headwaters down that can rival this kind of spectacle on the Blanco River. Price: $4,232,945

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Hill Country Haven Blanco County

www.TheAndersGroup.com Denisa Odiorne/Listing Agent denisa@theandersgroup.com (512) 626-9549 302 Main Street | Johnson City, Texas 78636 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/33963

14± Acres | Blanco County Exceptional place for full time residence or weekend retreat!

Hill Country Style home, 14 acres, garage apartment, 720 square-foot workshop, cabin, two tanks, high game fenced, gated entrance, animal pens, and more! This ag exempt property borders a large conservation ranch that can never be developed. Great place, great price! Contact Denisa Odiorne (512) 626-9549. Price: $649,000

The Ranch at Miller Creek Blanco County

495± Acres Blanco County Seated in the heart of Blanco County! This ranch has the most eye-popping views overlooking the largest, restricted and protected ranches in the County. All but one side of the property is high fenced, easily making it the perfect Hunter’s Paradise. If high hill tops, deep canyons, large oaks, incredible views, live water, abundant wildlife and Indian artifacts interest you, then this is the place! It offers endless building sights for your Dream Home, Hunting Lodge or Corporate Retreat! This magnificent property has been family owned since 1958 and remains the jewel of Blanco County. Contact Denisa Odiorne (512) 626-9549. Price: $2,950,000

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www.TheAndersGroup.com Chance Love/Agent chance@theandersgroup.com (512) 657-9207 302 Main Street | Johnson City, Texas 78636 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/67872

Flint River Ranch Stephens County

543¹ Acres | Stephens County | Property ID: 1547471 A Fantastic property located less than two hours from Fort Worth! A true outdoorsman’s paradise with thick cover for the abundant wildlife, and two miles of frontage along the Clear Fork of the Brazos River! Cultivated fields for farming or food plots, irrigation rights to the river, and a portion of the mineral rights will convey. 40x60 metal building, very nice 2,000 sqaure-feet home! The extensive equipment list that will convey with an acceptable offer is almost unbelievable. One look and the pride of ownership exudes itself in every respect! Words cannot do justice to this ranch. This is the one you have been looking for! Price: $2,950,000

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K e l l e r Wi l l i a m s R e a lt y L u x u r y / Fa r m & R a n c h

www.FineTexasRanches.com Skip Shumpes/Broker Associate w.k.shumpes@gmail.com (210) 415-6161 1100 Stringtown Road | Medina, Texas 78055 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/3221

424.10¹ Acres | Bandera County Bring your camera, ammo and a toothbrush - everything else is already here for you to enjoy!!! Eight-foot tightlock perimeter fencing with three release pens contain a Hunter’s Delight of 200-inch rated Whitetail deer, Elk, Fallow & Axis deer, Ibex, Aoudad and Blackbuck. A comfy two-bedroom cabin + garage and cleaning shed make this a one-stop family destination. New concrete dam on seasonal creek awaits the elusive rains, but three strong wells provide ample water for all your needs.

Eight massive 1,500 pound feeders, tractor and ATVs included. Secure privacy only 30 minutes from San Antonio! Price: $2,750,000

Canyon Vista Game Ranch Bandera County

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Sierra Vista 254 Ranch Bandera County

254Âą Acres | Bandera County Property ID: 1028404

www.FineTexasRanches.com Skip Shumpes/Broker Associate w.k.shumpes@gmail.com (210) 415-6161 1100 Stringtown Road | Medina, Texas 78055 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/3221

Best priced ranch in the region!!! Private getaway retreat only 30 minutes from San Antonio. Dramatic long range views of Medina Lake, gorgeous building sites for home or cabin.

Soaring hills overlook a fertile valley full of ancient oaks and wildlife. Over half a mile of seasonal creek just waiting for dam construction. Additional adjacent acreage available.

Ag taxes. Seller LREA. Price: $1,015,000

Cielo Vista 255 Bandera County

255Âą Acres | Bandera County | Property ID: 1028413 Spectacular country retreat for the value conscious Buyer, only 30 minutes from San Antonio. Panoramic 15-mile views including Bandera and Medina Lake, great for hunting camp or private personal residence. Full of wild game and native hardwood trees. Roughly half a mile of seasonal creek with excellent sites for dams. Additional adjacent acreage available. Ag taxes. Seller is LREA. Price: $1,015,000

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www.FineTexasRanches.com Skip Shumpes/Broker Associate w.k.shumpes@gmail.com (210) 415-6161 1100 Stringtown Road | Medina, Texas 78055 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/3221

FM 3009 Comal County

58± Acres | Comal County Convenient commuter ranch perfect for hunting and entertaining or a quiet family retreat in the country. 3 Bd, 3.5 Ba home with study plus studio apartment. Enjoy the sparkling Keith Zars pool, gorgeous views from the balcony or sharpen your skills with the blacksmith forge in the barn and workshop. Ag exempt, Smithson Valley schools, just 25 minutes north of San Antonio, 14 miles to New Braunfels. Price: $950,000

Vista Real Lot 3 Kendall County

23± Acres | Kendall County | Property ID: 47090 Only three parcels left! 23, 27 and 36 acre tracts featuring rolling hills and valleys loaded with mature oaks – your choice of elevated view or secluded building sites. The privately gated Ranch at Vista Real subdivision is home to some of the Hill Country’s most sublime residences. Only six miles to Boerne and 25 minutes to San Antonio.

Each parcel is large enough to merit its own Ag valuation for taxes.

3,500 square foot minimum square foot per home, guest houses allowed. $595,000 per tract.

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www.KWFarmAndRanchGroup.com Rick Doak/Agent jrdoak@kw.com (361) 243-1040 Austin | Houston | San Antonio view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/23976

Dime Box Ranch Lee County

202.84¹ Acres | Lee County | Property ID: 1620809 The home was built on 1904 and was moved to the present site near Dime Box Texas in 2000 from the Swiss Alp area. It was restored in 2002. It has a master bedroom downstairs and three bedrooms upstairs. A beautiful kitchen that looks like something out of the early 1900’s but has a working modern dish washer hidden behind a pulldown cabinet door, a restored 1937 Chambers gas stove that cooks as good as new, a 1937 Fridgidaire refrigerator, and a lot of original glass in the cabinets and interior windows. The house was moved in a set on a concrete slab. The house and barn are on Lee County water. There is a beautiful cypress wood barn that has plenty of room for storage or would make a great party barn, or shop. Upstairs is a three bedroom apartment or guest quarters that has not been finished out. Sheetrock is up and it is plumbed and ready for your choice of colors and appliances to finish out. It would make a great place for guests to stay. There are five tanks on the property and on a recent visit they were full of ducks. A couple of pit blinds would make this an ideal duck hunting property. The property is crossed fenced into four pastures. Fences are in good condition and the property has been running a small cattle operation. In addition, there is a chicken coop with concrete floor and a garden area to grow your own garden. It has the high fence posts in the ground and just needs to be finished with high fence wire to keep the deer out. There are no minerals owned by seller. Viewing appointments scheduled with KW Farm and Ranch, Rick Doak.

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www.KWFarmAndRanchGroup.com Mallori Ramey mgramey1@gmail.com (713) 503-6247 9315 FM 1489 Suite A | Simonton, TX 77476 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/55510

70 Acres Fort Bend County

70± Acres | Fort Bend County | Property ID: 1632026 If it’s country living you want but still desire the closeness of the city then this ranch is for you! Located at 4915 James Lane, Fulshear, Texas, only a 45 min drive from downtown Houston, takes you to 70 acres of fertile pasture land.

This beautiful Ranch/Equestrian property is located in the heart of Fulshear, Texas where you have the quite of the country with easy access to all the city has to offer. Driving into the property lush coastal grass leads into a blanket of pecan trees allowing for a postcard view from the 2,300 square foot ranch house located at the end of the road. The home’s deck over looks Bessie’s Creek which winds around the west side of the ranch offering awesome sunset scenes. Behind the existing ranch house is rolling terrain filled with more pecan. The ranch offers 43 stalls--some with turnout areas; two rounds pens-one lighted; 100’ x 160’ covered arena; air conditioned tack rooms, hay barn and multiple cattle pens. Property also has a 2,760 square foot office separate from the main ranch house. Land for sale over 10 acres is hard to find in this area so don’t miss this opportunity! Call today to schedule a property tour, Mallori Ramey (713) 503-6247.

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5 Sta r C ou n t ry P ro pe rt i e s

www.5StarCountry.com Shelly Moschak/Broker pub/Shelly-Moschak/16/246/449 shelly@5starcountry.com (979) 830-5040 2668 Highway 36 South, # 311| Brenham, Texas 77833 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/11880 /pages/5-Star-Country-PropertiesLLC/122230027807942

Blue Coyote Ranch Fayette County

23.36± Acres | Fayette County | Property ID: 1501666 This beautiful ranch-style custom log home on 23± acres boasts four bedrooms, three bathrooms, 2,870 square feet of open living space and has been completely furnished by The Arrangement in Houston. The stone fireplace warms the living room and the kitchen features granite counter tops and handmade copper sinks. There are three mounted TVs and surround sound throughout the home and pool area, a fire pit, outdoor fireplace, large wood decked patio and heated pool! The guest house has a private entrance and the longhorns are included to keep your ag exemption. Price: $549,000

50± Acres Caldwell County Property ID: 1574183 50­± beautiful rolling acres is home to a spacious 2,835 square-foot main house with bunk room, game room and formal dining. The living room is complimented by a slate and rock fireplace and vaulted ceiling and is open to the kitchen and breakfast nook. French doors lead to the slatetiled patio, deck, pool and summer kitchen. The kitchen features all stainless steel appliances, gas stove and granite counter tops. The master has patio access and granite counter tops and glass “bowl sink” compliment the master bath. The cozy guest cottage is warm and welcoming as well and boasts a full kitchen and great porches. Scattered mature trees, six pastures, eight stall horse barn and lighted arena complement this country getaway.

Price $849,000

Hazel Oaks Ranch

Whispering Woods Lavaca County

218.46 Acres | Lavaca County Property ID: 1186278 This 218.46 gently rolling acreage is complemented with mature hardwoods and presents itself as a perfect recreational property. The property features a pond, seasonal creek, senderas and trails that wind through and around this parcel providing excellent pathways for four-wheeling, hiking and hunting. The wet-weather creek bed is a potential lake site and electricity is established not far from the front gate. 218± acres is fenced on three-and-a-half sides and is under agricultural exemption. Price: $983,070

Caldwell County

76.41 Acres Fayette County Property ID: 1405113

Hillside Ranch Fayette County

This meticulously restored, early 1900s Texas farmhouse rests atop a gently rolling hillside just two miles from historic Round Top. The 76+ acres with a two±acre pond and fishing pier has remarkable hay production and great for cattle grazing. With five bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths, fabulous pool and entertaining area this 3,550 square-foot home is the perfect place for family and friends to gather. Additional amenities: Two barns, three water wells, vinyl fencing, pergola, loafing sheds and a late 1800s tobacco drying shed. A must see!! Price: $998,000

Winchester Ranch Fayette County

107.42± Acres | Fayette County Property ID: 532915 Great location, just north of LaGrange, with a nice mix of open pastures and heavily wooded areas. The extremely rolling topography allows for great four-wheeling and hiking trails through the heavily wooded areas. The large pond offers a great water source for livestock or fishing and the metal barn provides ample storage for farm and recreational equipment. The property also features frontage on FM 153 as well as frontage on Raymond Road. Price: $580,068

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P h y l l i s B r ow n i n g C o m pa n y 996Âą Acres | Frio County Property ID: 1623357 996-acre ranch with everything you could ask for in a recreational/working ranch. The improvements are amazing, the land is what many consider the best that South Texas has to offer and the location is only one hour from San Antonio. The improvements include a fabulous 12,000-square-foot, six-bedroom, five-and-a-half bath main house. There is a beautiful courtyard with gorgeous pool next to the house and on the opposite side there are seven comfortable one-bedroom, one-bath casitas.

A foreman`s house and additional house currently being rented are located away from the main compound. The land is a wonderful mixture of mature south Texas brush (70%) and semi-open pasture land (30%). There are two nice sized ponds that can be supplemented from an irrigation well and one of which is surrounded by a beautiful small park with a Texas hot tub in the middle of it. The wildlife on the property includes; white-tailed deer, axis, black buck and other exotic species and the area is well known for terrific dove hunting. There are a number of blinds and deer feeders and they convey with the sale. An income producing 900+ tree pecan orchard is located in the corner of the ranch and complements the rugged South Texas landscape. The ranch is only one from San Antonio on highway 85, four miles west of Dilley, Texas. In addition, the ranch has frontage on two county roads and the perimeter in completely high-fenced. The current owner does not own any of the minerals and therefore no minerals convey with the property.

4715 Pacho Garcia Road Frio County

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www.PhyllisBrowningRanch.com George M. “Mitch” West/Broker Associate (210) 213-5402 6601 Broadway | San Antonio, Texas 78209 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/22374

Bandera Hwy Bandera County

1,130± Acres | Bandera County | Property ID: 1047487 Camel Ridge Ranch, in the heart of the best of the Texas Hill County, is less than an hour from San Antonio and only 15 minutes from Kerrville. High fenced for game, sporting Oryx, black buck and white tail, provides excellent hunting and wildlife habitat. Good access with a dramatic stone entry gate on Hwy 173, then FM 2828 along the Southern property line and excellent roads throughout.

This unique property features a luxurious 9,000 square foot estate home with a hand cut limestone facade and travertine columns. Custom iron doors welcome you into the 1,200 square foot living room, featuring 38-foot cathedral ceilings with reclaimed barn timber beams and a floating spiral staircase.

The entire lower level of the house is floored with polished Travertine tiles, and very high quality craftsmanship throughout. The Gourmet island kitchen highlights include Brazilian granite counters, Viking gas stove, alder cabinets and a walk-in pantry. The attached 26 x 34 family room/party barn is self-cooling with six custom arched French doors, 21-inch thick walls, recessed ventilation windows and ceiling fans. The water system for the house is highly engineered with three storage tanks and a water softener.

Other amenities on the property include a very nice foreman`s house, hunting cabin, large barn and workshop area plus warehouse, pecan orchard, two ponds, 80 cultivated acres with coastal, a large wet weather creek, and soil test show vineyard potential.

Hwy 290 Kimble County

1,600± Acres | Kimble County | Property ID: 1049792 Pride of ownership is apparent in every aspect of this fine 1,600± acre Hill Country ranch. From the outstanding high quality game fencing and numerous well constructed barns and outbuildings, this picturesque retreat is only minutes from IH 10 on Hwy 290.

Big skies and beautiful rolling oak terrain highlight the large exotic herd, including Black Buck, White Tail, Axis and Nilgai. There is an extensive list of improvements that have been well designed and constructed and maintained meticulously, including two very nice limestone houses. You have to see this property to appreciate the time and effort involved in its development.

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847± Acres | Hidalgo County | Property ID: 844579

S. Hwy 281 Hidalgo County

This Incredible 847± acre working ranch located in the gorgeous Rio Grande Valley only six miles North of Edinburgh off Hwy 281S. This impressive estate is well appointed with two electric irrigation wells, one domestic well, two lakes, a number of majestic oak trees, good brush and lots of game plus three magnificent homes situated in a 30± acre compound setting. All three homes, totaling over 20,000 square feet and 10 bedrooms, are located next to an eight-acre lake is fed by an artesian well. The homes have been done to the highest standards featuring outstanding architectural details and have been very well maintained. Please call for a detailed list of all the outstanding amenities.

N. Pfiester Road Gillespie County

208± Acres | Gillespie County | Property ID: 1512643 La Bonne Vie Ranch is situated on 208 pristine acres w/unsurpassed privacy and breathtaking views! Main house: 9,000+ square feet Spanish style with grand living and dining rooms, chef`s kitchen, wine cellar, owner`s wing, dual studies, and library. Guest house and ranch office offers 8,500+ square feet with kitchens, living, and dining rooms-perfect for family or corporate retreats. Grounds: two stall stable with two-story apartment, 2,000-foot paved runway with hanger, regulation trap and skeet range with lounge, mature trees, lush pastures, and spring fed creek. Possible bed and breakfast, winery, or luxury homestead.

66± Acres | Kendall County | Property ID: 1559022 This 66-acre horseman’s dream is perfect as your permanent Hill Country home or a weekend retreat! The custom horse facility was thoughtfully designed and constructed by a highly reputable builder, authentic custom Homes - Israel Pena, and is sure to please the horse enthusiasts! The custom barn features five high quality horse stalls each with their own paddock, tack room, office, multiple equipment and storage rooms, three garages and a one-bedroom fully equipped apartment.

The luxury apartment is complete with a great room, gourmet kitchen boasting stainless steel appliances, utility room and a bedroom suite! This sprawling property offers a wealth of horse amenities including a round pen, riding arena, three pastures with water troughs, two water wells and lush pastures! Mature trees, breathtaking views and unsurpassed privacy complete this must see property!

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Turkey Knob Creek Kendall County

P h y l l i s B r o w n i n g C o mpa n y

www.PhyllisBrowningRanch.com George M. “Mitch” West/Broker Associate | (210) 213-5402 Charles A. Beever III | (210) 860-3006 6601 Broadway | San Antonio, Texas 78209 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/22374

304± Acres | Bandera County Property ID: 1166420

Highway 16 Bandera County

304 acres with crystal clear Medina River frontage. The ranch is located just outside Bandera, Texas on highway 16N. and less than 45 minutes from San Antonio. The property is loaded with Live Oaks and the large post Oaks.

There are three houses on the ranch and three water wells. This wonderful property has plentiful wildlife and perfectly suited for horses. The ranch is an ideal weekend getaway and at the same time, a great investment for the future because of it`s proximity to Bandera.

E. Littlehorn Wilson County

397± Acres | Wilson County | Property ID: 1395787

Big Joshua Creek Road Kendall County

The proximity to San Antonio makes for an easy commute from San Antonio to enjoy a quick afternoon Dove hunt or to just enjoy peace and quiet and gorgeous sunsets. The pastures are lush with Oak Trees scattered throughout. Approximately 150 acres are in brush which provides a haven for the abundant wildlife in the area.

49± Acres | Kendall County | Property ID: 444091 Wonderful weekend home on fabulous Big Joshua Creek. The creek is crystal clear and has a solid rock bottom with nice clear pools of water. The property consists of a little over 49 beautiful acres with lots of trees. There is a six to seven acre picturesque meadow close to the creek and terrific hill country views from many locations. This a great recreational property which also includes tennis courts which have recently been resurfaced and it is very conveniently located only 40 miles from San Antonio and less than two miles from IH10.

These kinds of properties are not available very often! Impressive price reduction.

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Caiman Ranch LaSalle County

1,000-2,002± Acres | LaSalle County | Property ID: 1433103 Originally part of the 250,000-acre Callaghan Ranch, the Caiman Ranch was in the same family from 1947 up until 2008. About 140 miles south of San Antonio, 55 miles northeast of Laredo and 20 miles east of Encinal, this property is long known as the “Promised Land” for bruiser, whitetail bucks. Caiman Ranch carries the reputation as one of the best whitetail deer ranches in Texas. Deer taken from the ranch have consistently won local contests, including Los Cazadores, the Muy Grande and the Cola Blanca. This sportsman’s paradise also features lots of turkey, wild hogs, quail and dove. The ranch is fenced and cross-fenced into four pastures and features eight-foot net wire game-proof fening along the eastern boundary and barbed wire fencing along the remaining boundaries. All of the major South Texas brush species are represented in abundance, including guajillo, guayacan, granjeno, blackbrush, mesquite trees and Huisache trees, which provide food for wildlife, in addition to the excellent brush. Improvements include a 4,200-square-foot, Spanish-style hacienda with six bedrooms, five baths, concrete slab, stucco exterior, Saltillo tile floors, mostly nine-foot ceilings, deep porches and a large walled courtyard with a traditional outdoor fountain. Other buildings include a 1,700-square-foot foreman’s house with three bedrooms and two baths, a 2,665-square-foot barn, a 1,640-square-foot shed and a 600-square-foot workshop.

The Caiman Ranch also features plentiful water and excellent level to gently rolling topography. Ranging in elevation from 393 feet at the main entrance to about 322-feet in the Los Olmos Creekbed, the ranch features soils with clay or loam surface layers, which are the key to the excellent, diverse vegetation. A 4,280-footdeep well out of the Carrizo Aquifer supplies water to the headquarters, one of two stock tanks on the ranch and various water troughs. Wet-weather Olmos Creek flows through the western section of the ranch, and holds pockets of water for extended periods of time. This is the perfect opportunity for an outdoorsman who desires to own one of the best whitetail deer herds in the state. www.caimanranch.info

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www.jcwilsonranches.com Sam Vester/Broker | (210) 844-3942 Joe Wilson/Agent | (214) 784-3725 jcwilson@jcwilsonint.com 4514 Cole Avenue Suite 600 | Dallas, Texas 75205 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/62949

5,600± Acres | Webb County Property ID: 1456120 Dipper Ranch is a 5,600-acre, high fence whitetail deer hunting ranch and breeding operation abundant with native South Texas game, including trophy whitetail, dove, quail, javelin, wild hogs, buffalo, trophy bass and a variety of small game. The ranch is 23 miles from Encinal and 24 miles from Freer. The front entrances touch Highway 44. The owners have invested considerable resources and time into the Dipper Ranch with the goal of building a world-class whitetail hunting experience. While the ranch is blessed with excellent native brush, the owners launched an intensive supplemental feeding and range improvement program. Over the years, they have installed 32 protein feeder stations that provide in excess of 120 tones of protein annually. The wild deer population is approximately one deer per every 14 acres. Even though Dipper Ranch possesses incredible native whitetail genetics, an intensive pasture management program has been designed and implemented. To support their program, the owners constructed a deer breeding facility in 2007 to further enhance the development and quality of their whitetail population. The trophy breeding herd consists of ten 200+ Boone & Crockett-class whitetail bucks and 150 does of superior genetic quality. The Dipper Ranch has abundant water with 13 lakes and ponds, stocked with fish, as well as 1 water well.

There are 20,000+ square feet of new facilities, which include a main house, guest quarters, ranch foreman’s house and a ranch facilities manager’s house. In addition, a 10,000-squarefoot operations hub includes a mechanics shop, welding and fabrications facility plus a wood working shop. Last, there is a 11,250-square-foot equipment storage facility that includes a ranch office with a game processing and storage room. Owner will convey of all owner’s minerals which is approximately a 1/8 plus 50% royalty on 640 acres. www.dipperranch.info

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Venado Grande Ranch Knox County

3,664-12,158Âą Acres | Knox County | Property ID: 1128732 Venado Grande Ranch is an outstanding Northwest Texas hunting ranch known for excellent trophy whitetail deer, turkeys, doves, quail, ducks and wild hogs. The ranch can be sold as one track of 12,158 acres or broken into three separate tracks of 3,664, 4,055 or 4,439 acres. Two of the three tracts of land have not been hunted in more than 20 years. The majority of the land is rolling with scattered cedar and mesquite tree cover. There are eight pastures and 150 acres previously planted in wheat. The ranch usually carries about 35 acres per animal unit or 300 mother cows. Most of the ranch is a strong red sandy loam soil ... the best. The primary source of water on the ranch is supplied by the Cottle King Water Co-Op. There are many stock ponds with some being large and stocked with fish. Over six miles of Wichita River meanders though the northwest quadrant of the ranch. Venado Grande is conveniently located approximately 180 miles west of Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, 102 miles north of Abilene, 119 miles east of Lubbock and 215 miles southeast of Amarillo. From Benjamin, Texas proceed west on Highway 82 for 8.5 miles the property fronts the right side of Highway 82. Half of seller owned minerals will be conveyed. www.venadogranderanch.info

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www.jcwilsonranches.com Joe Wilson/Agent jcwilson@jcwilsonint.com (214) 784-3725 4514 Cole Avenue Suite 600 | Dallas, Texas 75205 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/62949

231¹ Acres | Jack County | Property ID: 1633103 Big 10 Ranch a hunter’s paradise 231 acres in Jack county 10-15 minutes from Possum Kingdom lake less than two hours from the Dallas Ft. Worth Metroplex.

Approximately 90% cover which hunts big and holds lots of game. Excellent deer, lots of turkey, wild hogs and various free ranging exotics. Two ponds one is spring fed and holds bass, roads are good, electricity enters the property.Owner financing is available ranch can be sold as whole or divided into two approximately 115 acre tracts. Contact Joe Wilson (214) 784-3725

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1,289± Acres Atascosa, Karnes and Wilson Counties Property ID: 1476455 Atascosa, Karnes and Wilson County game fenced ranch located east of Campbellton, Texas. The ranch has a good mix of high protein brush, excellent native grass and big trees all conducive to maintaining the abundance of wildlife. Water resources are plenteous including three wells and six lakes. The headquarters area is very well improved beginning with the beautiful rock main house, a 4,500 square-foot hunting lodge, bunk house lodge, and outdoor patios/manicured lawns with a negative edge swimming pool overlooking the ranch and lake below.

There are other nice improvements on this recreational hunting ranch, call to make your appointment today to see this South Texas ranch!

Agua Dulce Ranch Atascosa, Karnes and Wilson Counties

The Non-Typical Ranch Coke County

2,335± Acres | Coke County Property ID: 1558993 The Non-Typical Ranch is an incredible ranch, highly improved to impress the most discerning individual. The ranch is a well established recreational game and deer breeding operation. Topography is gently rolling to higher mountain elevations; there are excellent water resources, and phenomenal improvements. The headquarters areas includes a 6,424 square-foot Spanish stucco style home, gorgeous interior, comfortable covered porches surround the home and lends access to the nearby guest house. There are numerous out buildings, guest housing, employee housing, barns, deer pens, fawn facility and many other incredible improvements to this unbelievable ranch property.

Whispering Water Ranch Menard County

2,313± Acres | Menard County | Property ID: 1134755 A phenomenal game-fenced hunting and cattle ranch in Menard County. An all-weather road from the entrance leads to the headquarters which includes a magnificent limestone 5,322 square-foot house/lodge, a luxurious pool, hot tub, outdoor kitchen, and two elegantly rustic cabins. The ranch rolls immaculately through 2,313 acres of the Texas Hill Country. The Whispering Water Ranch has its own three acre spring fed lake and has been stocked with Florida hybrid black bass, channel catfish and hybrid bluegill perch. This ranch has that “WOW” factor that a distinguished buyer is after.

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Guajolote Ranch Frio County

1,132± Acres | Frio County | Property ID: 1500177 Guajolote Ranch is a deep South Texas game-fenced ranch, gently rolling to level terrain with a large draw or seasonal creek. Improvements include: eight deer breeding pens, numerous blinds/feeders, two wells, an eight pot irrigation system, a 4,000 square-foot hunting lodge with a three bay rollup door barn to one side with a walk-in cooler and large loft area. There is a 1,950 square-foot bunk house/lodge of an open floor which allows for larger sleeping arrangements. A READY TO GO hunting and recreational ranch.

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Seco Creek Ranch Medina County

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1,432± Acres | Medina County Property ID: 1627264

Truly an awesome ranch that has been well maintained.

A perfect, ready-to-go recreational, hunting or cattle ranch. Seco Creek Ranch has numerous ponds, an eight acre lake that has been professionally managed and two smaller lakes all producing large bass and catfish; the wet-weather Seco Creek falls inside the high fenced and traverses the ranch many times. There are three electric domestic wells, and one Edward’s well that pipes water to a large earthen reservoir where it then is disbursed to all the lakes, ponds and water troughs.

Terrain on the ranch is rolling and covered in an extraordinary variety of high protein brush species, huge Live Oaks and blanketed with thick improved grasses, and two 100 acre coastal fields with a pivot in each field. There is a main house, a hunting lodge, a foreman’s house and four barns of which one has a game processing area and walk-in cooler beside it. Native wildlife on the Seco Creek Ranch is healthy including whitetail deer, dove, quail, and flocks of turkey.

384± Acres | Uvalde County | Property ID: 1401954 This recreational river ranch is high fenced into three pastures.

The caves with Native American Rock Art and the numerous mounds gives this ranch an added archeological significance.

There are six wells on the property and approximately 7,710’ of both sides of the fantastic Frio River with several deep blue holes, waterfalls and two natural lakes along the river.

Improvements include a double wide manufactured home, a foreman’s house, a large equipment and storage barn, a rock house, and two guest cabins. All houses overlook the Frio River and the incredible South Texas river landscape. This is a fantastic recreational, vacation and/or hunting ranch; perfect for any outdoor enthusiast. Seller financing available.

Frio River Ranch Uvalde County

Diamond L Ranch Uvalde County

870± Acres | Uvalde County | Property ID: 1479294 This incredibly versatile game fenced horseman’s, hunting and recreational ranch is located just eight miles east of Uvalde. In addition to trophy class whitetail deer, there are numerous exotic species on the ranch. There are many nice improvements including: main house, a guest lodge, two smaller guest lodges, horse barns, pipe pens, RV hook-ups and numerous blinds/feeders. This ranch offers all of the assets that any hunter, ranch owner or horseman could want.

Ranchero Creek Ranch Uvalde County

1,029± Acres | Uvalde County | Property ID: 1620643 An Exceptional South Texas Sportsman’s paradise extending every comfort to its guests. Ranchero offers fantastic improvements with consideration to an elegant country lifestyle. Custom gated entrance, blacktop road to headquarters, a new 2,500 square-foot rock house, wrap around porches with views of the lake, remodeled foreman’s house, 40x60 barn with processing station, walk-in cooler, blinds, various feeders, 150 acre wildlife food plot, dove fields, Edwards well, three shallow wells, two ponds, seasonal creek with lake, and soft release deer pen.

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260± Acres | Medina County Property ID: 323315 High-fenced, excellent brush, huge oaks, native grasses, one pond, rural water meter, one Edwards well, a 2,400 square feet, three bedroom, two-and-a-half bath home, porches, sprinkler irrigated yards, swimming pool/hot tub and entertaining party pavilion. A foreman’s house, equipment barn, four stall horse barn, paddocks, plenty of work space and pens. Numerous blinds, feeders and miscellaneous equipment convey.

Mystic Oaks Ranch Medina County

Encino Ranch Medina County

208± Acres | Medina County | Property ID: 1380418 Game-fenced, rolling terrain, excellent brush, huge oak trees, native grasses, two ponds, a two acre lake, numerous wildlife water troughs, rural water, two electric wells, underground piped water to troughs, pond and lake. A 3,200 square feet, four bedroom, three-and-a-half bath home, patio, porches, sprinkler irrigated back yard, swimming pool/hot tub and entertaining party pavilion. A 1,200 square feet foreman’s house, two vehicle portico, one bedroom apartment, a 1,200 square feet, four bedroom furnished hunting lodge, three barns, a 1,200 square feet air-conditioned deer handling facility, holding boxes, chute, and six breeding pens. Numerous blinds, feeders, miscellaneous equipment, tools and tractors convey. Seller financing available.

342± Acres | Medina County | Property ID: 1612943 This spectacular game fenced ranch is a sportsman’s paradise with a 4,000 square feet southwestern style stucco and cantera columned villa with double portico entry. Terrain on the ranch is rolling and covered in an extraordinary variety of high protein brush species, huge oak trees and thick native grasses. An amazing feature to this ranch is the 1,000’ elevation mountain behind the homes and shop area with fantastic views. Wildlife on the ranch is in abundance with 300” whitetail deer genetics, turkey, dove and quail. There are also newly constructed cattle pens complete with a sorting area and chute. Two water wells provide domestic water to the homes and several livestock, wildlife water trough and the pond. This is a rare combination of the finest in living quarters, ranching, recreation and hunting with a complete diversity of topography all in one turn-key offering.

Peaceful Valley Ranch Medina County

928± Acres | Medina County Property ID: 1158448

Comanche Creek Ranch Medina County

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This ranch is very private and beautiful, with trophy wildlife; a most welcome hunting or outdoor enthusiast destination. Conveniently accessed via a custom gated entrance; terrain is well balanced with native brush, pastures, huge oaks and wildlife food plots. Improvements include: a fully furnished 2,400 square feet, three bedroom, two-and-a-half bath home, open kitchen, living room with fireplace and dining area, patios, swimming pool, BBQ/ entertaining areas, a nice 750 square feet guest/bunk house and two metal barns, a processing area complete with walk-in cooler.

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Wise Ranch Kerr County

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40± Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1606628

A beautiful property and variety of terrain, including cleared and well maintained horse paddocks with heavily wooded/rolling terrain along three creeks. Bear Creek provides beautiful waterfalls, excellent fishing, swimming and picnic areas.

Improvements: a nice horse barn, an 1800’s hay barn which has been converted into a two bedroom, two bath, 1,974 square-foot home. An office is located outside of the main house and was the historic Boerne to Bandera Stage Coach Station. The ranch is breathtaking and worthy of an appointment to see today. The ranch is ideal for the weekend retreat or being under an hour into town, the daily commuter to San Antonio.

Bear Springs Ranch Bandera County

417± Acres | Bandera County | Property ID: 431019 This game-fenced ranch is located on Bear Springs Road and has one mile of both sides of the live Pipe Creek. The property also contains three dams and one lake along the creek. There are nice elevations and amazing hilltop views of the cascading countryside loaded with huge live oaks, healthy brush and fields. The main house is an old Hill Country stone German style house of 1,200 square feet and has been completely restored with metal roof, wood floors and fireplace. There are several older wooden barns and pens on the property.

Pico Springs Colorado River Ranch MIlls County

733± Acres | Mills County | Property ID: 1052667 Pico Springs Ranch is game fenced and moderately rolling with approximately 513 acres of native brush, 100 acres of improved pastures and 120 acres of productive farmland. The ranch features 1.7 miles of Colorado River frontage, two lakes, 12 ponds, a 215’ stabilized well and a 1,200 gallon storage tank. The lodge is 3,200 square feet with two bedrooms, two bath, kitchen, living room, a small garage/storage, utility room, and a fantastic patio with large rock fire pit. There is also a 3,000 square-foot metal pole barn, a walk-in cooler and processing area, and various blinds/feeders. A true sportsman’s paradise on the Colorado River!

Kimble County Ranch Kimble County

793± Acres | Kimble County | Property ID: 948904 An awesome live water, low fenced ranch for sale, located just west of Junction on CR 1674 in Kimble County. Incredible brush, huge live oaks, pecan trees and the live North Llano River make this ranch a valuable Hill Country hunting and recreational destination. The ranch has two wells, electricity, a hunting cabin, various blinds/feeders. Possible owner financing available.

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www.DavisVernon.com /DavisVernonRealEstate Dane Mount/Broker dane@davisvernon.com (940) 839-6247 1011 Hillcrest Drive| Vernon, Texas 76384 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/ 7228

246 Ranch King County

2,478± Acres | King County | Property ID: 1169749 The 246 Ranch is located in western Knox and eastern King Counties. This ranch was part of the famous 6666 Ranch near Guthrie, Texas. This whole area is a huge part of Texas history, and is right in the middle of some of northwest Texas’ famous ranches such as the 6666, Pitchfork, Tongue River, Spike Box, Moorehouse and the Waggoner Ranch. The 246 Ranch has some of the best hunting and diversified terrain in this part of Texas. Buzzard Peak and Snake Den Lake are both on this ranch and are a great part of Texas history. There also is a Dugout that has been restored to original stature, that preserves the history along with it. The Texas Rangers have been coming to this ranch for years to camp and qualify their shooting skills. The Smithsonian Institution has been to this ranch several times and found petrified trees dating back 270 million years. There are several places on the ranch that were very popular to the Indians that roamed this area of Texas. Price: $1,850 per acre

2,050± Acres | Armstrong County | Property ID: 1635188 The M-E Ranch is located south of Claude, Texas on the famous Palo Duro Canyon. This ranch has a new metal cabin with an open floor plan and storage for trucks and RVs. This is a one of a kind property with tremendous elevation change and wildlife habitat. The area is known for trophy whitetail, mule deer and aoudad. The ranch has several ponds, solar wells and windmills as well as feeders and food plots to help draw the wildlife native to this area into the ranch. Price: $1,695 per acre

Combest Ranch Hardeman County

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M-E Ranch Armstrong County

521± Acres | Hardeman County | Property ID: 1634434 The Combest Ranch is located in southwest Hardeman County on FM 104 approximately 10 miles from Quanah, Texas. This is a Turn Key Ranch that is set up and ready to enjoy today. It has a nice three bedroom, one bath cabin, metal barn, blinds, feeders and food plots in place. The ranch has great cover and water to help hold the wildlife native to this area on the ranch. The ranch has had a management program in place for years. You can tell this by the deer that have been taken and that are on the game cameras. This area is known for trophy deer hunting and has large neighbors to assure minimal hunting pressure. Price: $750,000 turn-key

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www.RepublicRanches.com www.SteveGrant.com Bryan Pickens | (888) 726-2481 info@republicranches.com Steve Grant | (903) 675-3503 stevegrant@stevegrant.com

Beaver Lake Ranch Henderson County

736¹ Acres | Henderson County Property ID: 1648921 Abundant and free-flowing native springs provide the catalyst and inspiration for approximately 736 picturesque acres with approximately 100+ acres of tree-lined lakes sculpted in the hills of East Texas, just south of Athens. Only a short drive to the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, Beaver Lake Ranch offers a plethora of beauty, diverse usages and upscale amenities to create one of the most unique ranches in the great State of Texas. The property offers a variety of breathtaking elevations, woods and open areas along with spectacular wildlife including deer, fox, waterfowl and an occasional bald eagle. The improvements are designed to complement the natural beauty of Beaver Lake Ranch and have been meticulously crafted to accent the sheer beauty of mother nature and provide an upscale lifestyle and comfort. The main home’s design and open floor plan overlooks the approximately 50 acre main lake with 180E of views and scenic vistas. A rustic two bedroom cabin overlooks an approximate five acre spring-fed lake and is ideal as a guest home or rustic getaway. Beaver Lake Ranch offers the best of East Texas in one of the most unique settings in all of Texas and provides a private retreat for the most discriminating. Price: $9,250,000

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Moss Hill Ranch

Henderson County | Athens, Texas

350± Acres Henderson County Property ID: 1639231 This turn-key recreational ranch in Athens has it all, and right at one hour from Dallas. The 350 acres are complete with a 12 acre bass lake on Self Creek, a diverse mix of woods for deer hunting, and two lodges overlooking the lake and pool. The setup is excellent for entertainment with all of the outdoor activities, a large pool, tiki bar, large patio playground, volleyball court, outdoor fireplaces, and plenty of ATV trails.

Price: $2,400,000

Williford Ranch

Freestone County| Buffalo, Texas

2,169± Acres | Freestone County Property ID; 1627089 This beautiful ranch is easily accessed ranch from I-45 has been newly high-fenced with superior genetic deer recently introduced. 80 percent of the ranch is covered in Oaks and there is over 160 feet of relief. There are several small ponds and one larger duck slough on the property as well as four water wells.

Two major live creeks run through the property (Browns & Self Creeks) and there are multiple other smaller creek drainages on the ranch. Great potential for adding lakes and flooded timber ponds. One-sixth minerals included. Price: $5,585,690

1,380± Acres | Leon County | Property ID: 1623424 A spectacular example of predominantly natural woodland, exhibiting a mix of Post Oak and East Texas habitats. 15 acre Lake Lucy, numerous springs, free flowing streams, great topography, timber and TPWD’s Keechi Creek Wildlife Management Area as its southern neighbor. Price: $4,830,000

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Leon Plantation

Leon County | Centerville, Texas

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www.RepublicRanches.com Jeff Boswell | Charles Davidson Mark Matthews | Bryan Pickens info@republicranches.com | (888) 726-2481 Austin • Dallas • Hondo • Houston • San Antonio view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/50158

1,583± Acres | Lee County Property ID: 1058950

Hickory Creek Ranch Lee County | Giddings, Texas

Beautiful ranch located in the rolling hills north of Giddings. This ranch is predominantly Oak and Cedar covered hills with several creek drainages and open areas with spectacular views from several hilltops. There are several nice houses on the property and plenty of water with multiple ponds and lakes as well as many water wells.

Exceptionally large tract of land centrally located between Austin, San Antonio and Houston. Price: $6,965,200

River Bank Ranch Waller County | Pattison, Texas

2,100± Acres | Waller County Property ID: 1634255

T Bar M Dairy Bryan County | Yuba, Oklahoma

Exceptional large ranch for livestock and horses. Just 45 minutes from Houston with frontage on the Brazos River and covered in Oaks and Pecans. Several large lakes, duck sloughs, and multiple fenced pastures with improved grasses. Rare opportunity. Price: $15,750,000

550± Acres | Bryan County | Property ID: 1629382 The T Bar M Dairy was built with a proper farm layout, construction design, and superior materials. It has an Oklahoma CAFO Permit for up to 3,920 milking and dry cows, free stall barns, two-double 25 pit herringbone parlors, a double eight herringbone hospital barn with working area chutes and hoof trimming facilities, a four -tiered lagoon system with sand settling basins. It can be an organic dairy as it has not used any commercial fertilizer since 2008. Contact for price.

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Pondee Ranch

Storm Ranch

Schleicher County

Kerr County

4,579± Acres | Schleicher County Property ID: 121076

131± Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 131896 This ranch has everything a hill country ranch can offer. There is over 1,900 feet of Guadalupe River frontage. 35 acres are in improved pastures with the remainder in hardwoods ideal for the deer. There is a four-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath, 4,200±-square-foot main house with a swimming pool making it great for family. There is a 1,261±-square-foot guest house with a great fireplace, and a 18’x65’ foreman’s house with extensive other improvements. Only 45 minutes to San Antonio and ten minutes from Kerrville. Price: $1,149,000

4,579± acres in the beautiful Hill Country between Fort Eldorado and Fort McKavett. The rolling hills, tremendous views and great live oaks, with very little cedar, make it a picturesque ranch. The ranch has eight wells, working pens and a hunter’s cabin. Dry San Saba runs through the ranch giving it great water potential.

The ranch offers great hunting with nice whitetail, black buck and turkey. The gently rolling terrain, good soil and grass make it a great place for livestock and horses.

ALL MINERAL AND EXECUTIVE RIGHTS CONVEY. Price: $9,086,640

39± Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1606556 Johnson Creek offers great recreational possibilities, and is very private. The house is very private and has much to offer and has wonderful view of the creek. The outdoor living area offers a kitchen, patio, and wonderful pool. The land around the house is covered in numerous fruit & hardwood trees. The field is wonderful for livestock, crops, or a food plot. The hill on the property offers great views, and great cover for the wildlife. There are two cabins that are great for guests, or could be used for income production. less than 15 minutes from Kerrville. Price: $995,000

47± Acres | Kerr County Property ID: 1127279 A Hill Country estate only five minutes from downtown Kerrville. It offers a wonderful German style home that sits atop one of the tallest hills in the area offering breathtaking 360 degree views.

The large porches, pool, cabana, and open floor plan make it ideal for entertaining. The house has Saltillo tile, and hardwood floors. There are high ceilings, large fireplace, separate den with fireplace, large bedrooms, and a wonderful kitchen. The large barn has a one bedroom, one bathroom apartment for guests. The land is covered in large oaks, and is ideal for animals. Price: $899,000

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Johnson Creek Kerr County

Las Colinas Kerr County

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Seven Canyons Ranch Bandera County

418± Acres | Bandera County | Property ID: 1190345 PRICED BELOW APPRAISED VALUE!! Turn key hunting ranch just outside of Tarpley, and an hour from San Antonio. The ranch has a beautiful custom home overlooking the creek, a wonderful hunting lodge, and an observation building with tremendous views. There is creek with multiple dams, and a gorgeous grotto. There are extensive roads throughout, and breeding pens for deer. Price: $3,195,000

Hidden Hills Ranch Kerr County

73± Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1057437 A true show place, located in gated Hidden Hills Ranch in the highly desirable Camp Verde area. This property offers a four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath hilltop house offering 360 degree views, with tremendous views from every room. The house brags of chiseled edge travertine tile and hickory wood floors.

14-foot ceilings, with 19-foot ceilings in the master bath. It has huge closets, a butler’s pantry, two laundry rooms and surround sound inside and out. The kitchen has knotty alder cabinets, granite counter tops, a huge island and an eight burner stove. The large covered back porch offers an amazing southeast view of the valley below. The two living areas, large porch and full bar make it a great place to entertain. The house has a large three-car garage, tankless water heater and four-zone heating and a/c. The land is covered in nice hardwoods and beautiful wildlife. Less than 15 minutes from Kerrville and 45 minutes to San Antonio. Up to 221 additional acres are available. Price: $2,250,000

203± Acres | Kimble County | Property ID: 1108945 A great ranch less than an hour from Kerrville, and less than 20 minutes from Junction. The ranch offers great hunting with white-tail, axis and black buck. The land is covered in oak trees and very little cedar. There is a large valley, and a beautiful wet weather draw. The custom two bedroom, two bathroom house with large garage is built on a hilltop offering tremendous views. This land used to be the headquarters of a larger ranch and there are nice pipe working pens. Two wells. Price: $799,000

Oak Ridge Ranch Kimble County

160± Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1184449

Bear Creek Ranch Kerr County

A gorgeous piece of property that has it all, and is less than two miles from Kerrville. It offers 1,700 feet of both sides Bear Creek. The creek has been dammed up backing up beautiful water. The land offers two sprawling meadows, huge hardwoods, and tons of wildlife. There are breathtaking 360 degree views of town and the valley, and multiple building sites. Price: $2,150,000

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Berry Island San Patricio County

225¹ Acres | San Patricio County | Property ID: 1600083 Located is picturesque Corpus Christi Bay, Berry Island is 225 acres of endless possibilities. In less than five minutes you can be from the mainland to the island via boat from your private six acre mainland shore base. Once on the island the recreational choices are yours. You can enjoy the gorgeous sun rises over the bay, and picturesque sunsets over Corpus Christi’s skyline. The island offers great fishing, from wade fishing to having a convenient place to launch from to go off shore, and everything in between. The protected wet lands is great habitat for ducks and other birds, and the pond on the island makes a wonderful waterfowl hunting habitat. There are multiple beaches to enjoy, giving you the opportunity to sun bath, build sandcastles, play beach volleyball and everything else you could think of that is fun to do on a beach. The island sits 44 feet above sea level at its highest point offering tremendous 360 degree views, but having that high of an elevation offers something else as well. It makes for great arroyos that are caused by the rain runoff. These arroyos are wonderful to explore and create natural hills and valleys on the Island. Over two miles of the shore line has been rip rapped, and or sheet piled to preserve the beach. The 100 foot jetty created a selfreplenishing beach. The cute sea side cottage sits at 33 feet above sea level, well above the tidal surge line. The two bedroom, two bath cottage offers large porches, custom kitchen, enclosed game room/crows nest, outdoor shower, and is a wonderful place to entertain. The docking area has a new boat lift in place and 24-hour flood light for security. The lighting also offers great fishing at night.

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130± Acres | Burnet County

Cuernos de Venado Ranch Burnet County

Tyra Ranch Lampasas County

Peace and serenity of country living only five minutes from town. This park like property with gently rolling hills is completely high fenced with an outstanding herd of whitetail deer and a quality custom home built in 2007. Barn, guest quarters, pastures, tanks, RV hookup, excellent well. Price: $1,250,000

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401± Acres | Lampasas County | Property ID: 1106591 Stunning executive four bedroom, four bath family/corporate retreat ranch, with two guest apartments one hour northwest of Austin. Highly improved, abundance of wild game and eight lakes. Dramatic elevation changes, vistas, rolling terrain, MLD permitted, high-fenced, exotics. Price:. $3,600,000

Rocking L Ranch Lampasas County

740± Acres | Lampasas County Classic rolling northern hill country, with steep, narrow gorges flanked by high plateaus, some with breathtaking views of the Colorado River valley. Within commuting distance of Austin, many fine potential home sites, some overlooking possibly spectacular lake sites. The long term investment potential of this ranch cannot be understated. Price: $2,750,000

Rocky Top Ranch Burnet County

183± Acres | Burnet County | Property ID: 1171133 Scenic Hill Country ranch suited for country living, agricultural or recreational use. Rugged, wooded, wet weather creek, CR frontage, good well, fenced and outstanding hunting. Suitable for dividing. Price: $713,700

Pell Ranch Burnet County

Izoro Ranch Lampasas County

159.65± Acres | Burnet County | Property ID: 1405418 Beautiful views, big oaks, meadows, no restrictions, good fences, end-of-the-road seclusion.

Priced to sell. Price: $758,337

458± Acres | Lampasas County | Property ID: 842713 Ideal ranch for recreational, hunting or livestock. Varied terrain, tree cover, seasonal creek, five ponds, hay barn, fenced and remodeled 3 bedroom, two bath home. Price: $1,717,987

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37± Acres Burnet Co. Property ID: 1093958 San Gabriel River frontage, views, pecan trees, live oaks, Hill Country game, water well. Close to Austin but secluded. Price: $395,000

Waggoner Ranch Lampasas County

San Gabriel River Burnet County

248± Acres Lampasas County Property ID: 1088039

Fantastic high-fenced ranch, home to whitetail and oryx.

Varied terrain, views, two ponds, well. Rock exterior ranch house, a perfect home for family weekend getaways or a full time residence. Price: $1,200,000

99.68± Acres | Burnet County | Property ID: 1085027 Ideal for ranching or recreation. Good well and grass, small hunting cabin, wildlife exemptions with abundant game. Secluded and private. Located between Burnet and Lampasas. Price: $395,000

Floyd Ranch Burnet County

Llano Live Water Ranch Llano County

225± Acres | Llano County | Property ID: 1361671 Stunning acreage near Llano offers breathtaking views, live water creek and dramatic Llano River frontage. Granite outcroppings, custom Texas style rock home, barn and workshop. Highfenced, highway frontage. Easily accessible from Austin. Price: $2,450,000

Hairston Creek Ranch Burnet County

Pecan Creek Burnet County

371± Acres | Burnet County | Property ID: 1033542 Expansive custom built rock home with a shady wrap around veranda, overlooking a three acre stocked lake, a two acre lake, two stock tanks, a creek that traverses the property, a strong water well fully equipped with the best in filtration and treatment equipment, improved pastures and food plots, excellent trees and managed wildlife habitat. Price: $2,150,000

76± Acres | Burnet County | Property ID: 1486476 Custom built Texas-style rock home, five bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, pool and panoramic views, featuring both sides of the North San Gabriel River. Gently rolling terrain with barn, workshop, equipment shed and more. Located just minutes from the Highland Lakes. Price: $850,000

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149.8± Acres | Burnet County | Property ID: 1556633 Located in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, this place has it all: beautiful distant views, lush pastures, nice trees, tanks, Hairston Creek and a lovely old restored farm house . The property has been extensively improved with selective clearing, new fences, food plots, improved pastures, gardens, greenhouse and three new metal buildings. Just minutes from Burnet and only an hour out of Austin. Price: $1,600,000

High Hill River Ranch Burnet County

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80± Acres Burnet County Prop ID: 1133230

Robertson Ranch Burnet County

Ellis Ranch

Excellent potential residential or commercial development. Located just a couple of minutes south of Lampasas and 40 minutes northwest of Austin. Over 3,000 feet of HWY 183 frontage. Good motts of oaks.

Owner will consider dividing. Price: $475,000

www.TXRanchBrokers.com Mike Bacon/General Partner l mike@txranchbrokers.com (512) 940-8800 l PO Box 201330 l Austin, Texas 78720 Drew Colvin/General Partner l drew@txranchbrokers.com (512) 755-2078 l PO Box 1338 l Burnet, Texas 78611 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/683

1,315± Acres | Burnet County | Property ID: 920666 This is truly a ranch that has it all from tall post oak and live oak trees, a running creek, and several stock tanks! Every acre of this ranch has something to offer. One hour from Austin. $3,945,000

Burnet County

Smith River Ranch Lampasas County

292± Acres | Lampasas County | Property ID: 1520803 A premier Texas ranch offering 1.5 miles of the flowing Lampasas River with rapids to deep pools winding around the property. The Texas Hill Country rock home is nestled on a ridge that offers awesome views. The perimeter is high-fenced, plus herds of whitetail deer. Priced to sell and irreplaceable. Price: $2,250,000

Horseshoe Ridge

Table Rock Creek Ranch

Lampasas County

Coryell County

446± Acres | Lampasas Co. | Property ID: 1177950 Peaceful secluded ranch with character, offering 150 foot elevation changes and a ridge on with incredible 30+ mile views. Areas of cedar have been cleared, leaving parked out oak cover. Several large ponds provide water for game and livestock. Hunting is excellent and the land offers great four-wheeling territory. Improvements include two deer hunter cabins. This ranch will exceed your expectations. Will consider dividing. Price: $1,760,000

Simms Creek Ranch Lampasas County

220± Acres | Coryell County | Property ID: 1150140 Great ranch a little over an hour from Austin and 15 minutes from Copperas Cove. There is approximately one mile of frontage on Lutheran Church Road with rolling terrain with big views from many locations. A seasonal, limestone bottom creek meanders through the ranch with numerous dam sites. It is heavily treed providing excellent game cover and cleared fields along the creek that are ideal for food plots or improved grasses. Game is plentiful. The land has the potential to be a showplace. Multiple uses: from hunting, recreation, livestock, or development. Will consider dividing. Price: $1,199,000

262± Acres | Lampasas County This is the lowest priced of the Simms Creek ranches in Lampasas County. Abundant wildlife including deer, turkey and hogs. Located on Simms Creek, this scenic ranch has over 1/2 mile with both sides of the Creek with water except during extreme drought conditions. This ranch is divided by a public county road offering subdivision potential. If you are a hunter or just an avid outdoorsman you need to look at this property.

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565Âą Acres Medina County Property ID: 1130261 Beautiful totally high-fenced whitetail game ranch located 14 miles northwest of San Antonio city limits near Medina Lake. Features include 1.5 miles of paved drive through ranch leading to an upscale 5,000-square-foot home, with below grade media room. There is an elevator to the third floor observation room, a grand courtyard, and a 1.6-acre fish and wildlife lake supplied with two strong water wells. Approximately 1,000-square-foot hunters cabin with walk-in cooler.

Whitetail Game Ranch Medina County

1,000Âą Acres | Maverick County | Property ID: 1002129 200 B&C bucks, breeding pens, four-bedroom lodge, two master suites, owners house, lighted skeet range, five lakes, walk-in cooler, equipment barn, storage, three water wells, very good interior roads. A turn key ranch!

South Texas Ranch Maverick County

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www.TexasRanchLandForSale.com Doug Evans/Broker doug@texasranchlandforsale.com (830) 895-0777 1209 Junction Highway | Kerrville, Texas 78028 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/139

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37.33Âą Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1176579

Just 20 minutes. west of Kerrville. Beautiful rock five-bedroom, four-bath home on first level with numerous rooms and storage on the lower level. Lots of game and beautiful views. Additional 40 acres can be available to make a 77-acre home place or weekend retreat!

Mountain Home Ranch Kerr County

431Âą Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1349648 A one-of-a-kind Rranch on the Guadalupe River. Lakes, seasonal creeks, bottom land and hilltop views of the beautiful Texas Hill Country. This ranch has a small cabin, and three water wells. Great location just minutes from the Kerrville airport and 45 minutes to San Antonio. A very rare Find!!

Guadalupe River Ranch Kerr County

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32± Acres | Montgomery County Equestrian estate nestled between Conroe and Montgomery.

2,520-square-foot ranch home with stone fireplace, guest suite and office. Front porch overlooks rolling pasture and pond. 75’x20’ barn offers six stalls, feed room, tack room with half bath and pivoting saddle door. Six exterior stalls, extensive pipe fencing, dog kennels. Rolling acreage about half open, half wooded; secluded yet convenient to Lake Conroe, shopping and entertainment. Price: $1,295,000

Vaquero Farm Montgomery County

Double Down Ranch Walker County

42± Acres | Montgomery County Property ID: 1514878 4,615-square-foot custom home with a Hill Country feel offers formal living room, formal dining room, den, island kitchen, two fireplaces, office, home theater and storage galore. Large butt-glass windows bring natural light inside to highlight wood ceilings and textured walls.

Outdoor kitchen adjoins negative edge pool with two waterfalls, beach entry and hot tub. Fourstall barn near home in matching limestone; covered arena. Gated entry, concrete drive. 42 lush acres watered by Lake Creek, fenced and cross-fenced, ponds. Price: $2,125,000. Virtual tour: http://vimeo.com/76743421

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T C Ranch Montgomery County

360± Acres | Walker County Property ID: 1517227 The 360 acres of the Double Down Ranch in northwestern Walker county are less than an hour from The Woodlands and the new Exxon campus.

Its dramatic rolling hayfields are green and lush, providing an attractive setting for the sparkling blue water of the 40-acre lake. The 3,600-squarefoot main home on the water’s edge looks east across the lake toward the rising sun. The second 2,100-square-foot home sits high up on the ridge almost 50 feet above the lake and surrounding pastures. The opportunities for boating, irrigated agricultural production, deer hunting, waterfowl and fishing will provide satisfaction for generations to come. The Double Down Ranch is a true legacy investment. Price: $3,100,000. Virtual tour: http://vimeo.com/80108000

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Quantum Lakes

www.TXLand.com Larry Jacobs/Broker info@txland.com | (936) 597-3301 PO Box 1370 | Montgomery, Texas 77356 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/3259

San Jacinto County

212Âą Acres | San Jacinto County | Property ID: 1581200 Quantum Lakes will capture your imagination from the moment you enter this beautiful 212 acre property. 125 acres of lakes professionally managed for trophy bass fishing nestled into the Sam Houston National Forest. The enjoyment of all that nature has to offer at this one of a kind resort is enhanced by the amenities: elevated lodge, multiple fishing piers, two homes, guest cottage, bunk house, stable, and a landing strip. Fishing, wing hunting, wildlife, riding, and nature trails, all less than 40 miles from Bush Intercontinental Airport. Quantum Lakes is perfectly suited for a family compound, fishing club, or corporate retreat. Price: $2,250,000. Virtual tour: http://vimeo.com/82465383

Tottingham Farms Montgomery County

39Âą Acres | Montgomery County | Property ID: 1515593 Premier horse estate adjoining the Sam Houston National Forest just north of historic Montgomery. Home, barns and outbuildings are all built with architectural uniformity and encompassed by thousands of linear feet of black rail fencing. Two barns offer a total of 40 stalls. Arena, turnouts, improved pastures. Two beautiful ponds with decks, pavilions and countless other amenities. The perfect mix of improvements, recreation and wildlife. Price: $995,000

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753Âą Acres | Rio Arriba, NM Property ID: 1499233 This outstanding offering, which is known as Los Campos de Chama, has been owned and enjoyed by the same family for over 50 years and this is the first and only time the property has been offered for sale. The Los Campos de Chama is ideally located along both sides of US Highway 64/84, just west and southwest of Chama, New Mexico. This picturesque property is located in the productive Chama Valley, offering spectacular views of the high mountain country in the distance. Elevations on the property are in the range of 7,800 feet. The Los Campos de Chama property has for many years been operated as a seasonal livestock grazing unit, complimented by extraordinary, extremely valuable water rights which are used to irrigate a major portion of the property. The ranch has the historic right to irrigate 454 acres of productive meadows and native pasture through an extensive network of engineered earthen ditches off of the main MB Ditch, which receives its substantial flow from the nearby Chama River. Each acre of irrigated land (454 acres) is allocated 1.5 acre feet (18 inches) of water per year. Water rights of this magnitude are extremely rare in New Mexico, and if ever sold, generally command a price of several thousand dollars per acre foot, and much more when marketed for municipal use purposes. The Los Campos de Chama property is extremely reasonably priced at only $4,900 per acre. Considering the substantial amount of valuable water rights, this property is a rare find. The mineral conveyance is negotiable.

Los Campos de Chama Rio Arriba County, NM

Nineteen Mile Ranch Uvalde County

8,441.17Âą Acres | Uvalde County | Property ID: 1367518 Between Uvalde and Camp Wood, the meandering Nueces River crosses Highway 55. That is the location of the beautiful Nineteen Mile Ranch. The pristine waters of the Nueces form the western most boundary of the ranch. Along the edges of a beautiful grove, a deep crystal clear spring heads on the ranch, ultimately draining into the Nueces. Spectacular, unspoiled views of the Texas Hill Country rise up, with over 600 feet of elevation change on the ranch. From the limestone rock hunting lodge situated alongside a beautiful grove of live oak and hundreds of mature pecan trees you will enjoy watching axis deer and white tail up and down the river. Throughout the higher elevations and more rugged terrain, aoudad take advantage of the often dense cover. Whitetail deer traverse the bottoms throughout Nineteen Mile Creek, which is a seasonally flowing creek that runs through the northern half of the ranch. Native vegetation includes bull mesquite, desert willow, Spanish dagger, blackbrush, guajilla, algerita, huisach, guajilla and a sprinkling of ponderosa pine. Water is piped throughout the property to numerous water storages and troughs. Three electric water wells, including one irrigation well that has been tested in excess of 800 gallons per minute, and two solar water wells supply the waterlines. Priced at $1,395 per acre, this live water ranch is a bargain. The seller is of the opinion that 25% of the minerals are owned and will convey with the property. Call us for a detailed brochure packet.

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www.ChasSMiddleton.com Sam Middleton/Broker | sam@csmandson.com Charlie Middleton/Broker | charlie@csmandson.com 1507 13th Street | Lubbock, Texas 79401 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/6570

Peterson Ranch Debaca County, NM

16,159Âą Acres | Debaca, NM Property ID: 1536957

This property is located about half way between Fort Sumner and Roswell and children have the choice to attend school at either place. The ranch has been owned and operated by the Peterson Family for approximately 15 years. The terrain is fairly level to gently rolling on the west side of the highway, becoming more hilly and sloping on the east side of the ranch. Several productive drainages run through the property. The grass cover is good to excellent throughout all prominent drainages on the ranch. Elevations on the ranch vary from approximately 4,075 feet in the low lying draws to approximately 4,300 feet on the elevated uplands and ridges. The ranch has a desirable mixture of native grasses including galletta in the flats, sacaton in the overflow draws, and a mixture of buffalo, grama, three-awn and others throughout the remainder of the property. Brush cover primarily includes low bush mesquite. Headquarter improvements include an attractive, extremely well kept owners home. This nice home has three-bedrooms, two baths and a fireplace in the living area. The ranch generally receives three antelope permits per year, which are sold for a supplemental source of income. Property taxes are extremely reasonable, being approximately $1,372 or around $8.00 per acre.

21,955.50Âą Acres Las Animas County, CO Property ID: 1055000 The Trinchera Creek Ranch is located adjacent to the small community of Trinchera in the Heart of Southeast Colorado. The terrain is diverse, ranging from scenic live water creek bottoms and gently rolling prairie lands to elevated timbered mesa sideslopes. The ranch has an abundance of live water along Trinchera Creek and several tributary creeks. Other water sources include wells, pipeline waterings and earthen ponds.

Water quality is good. Access to the ranch is by paved highway frontage and graded county roads. Good populations of antelope are found in the plains country, with mule deer, turkey and elk common in the more protected areas of the ranch.

Bear and lion are also sighted on occasion.

Improvements include a modest home along with outbuildings and pens. This ranch has been under the same family ownership for over 100 years and this is the first time the property has been offered for sale. Price: $365.00 per acre

Trinchera Creek Ranch Las Animas County, CO

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Kemosabe Ranch Bee County

1,568± Acres | Bee County | Property ID: 1534058 From the first class improvements to the first class deer herd, this 1,568 acre South Texas ranch has it all! As you come through the electric gate and down the 1/4 mile paved driveway, you are met with a magnificent custom built 6,000 square-foot rock home with all the amenities, including a beautiful rock swimming pool and two remodeled guest houses. Many other improvements found on this ranch, such as a 350 GPM irrigation well, seven station skeet range, pivot system, quail house, and lighted roping arena, will ensure that you are never bored, never in need of water, and always having a great hunt. The deer herd may be one of the best in all of South Texas, as the owners have harvested several that score over 190 B&C. And to top it, this ranch comes with some minerals. This ranch is co-brokered with David Faust of Keller Williams Farm and Ranch at (512) 940-3300. Price: $8,500,000

Running M Farm and Ranch Wharton County

Alexander Ranch Live Oak County

480± Acres Wharton County Property ID: 1031461 Located 60 miles from downtown Houston, this irrigated farmland is suitable for a cattle or farming operation, or a future development property. It has excellent access with paved FM road and county road frontage on three sides. This property has outstanding irrigation water, including a 1,300 GPM irrigation well and 22-acre lake that is 25 feet deep. Both are equipped with pumps and supply water to the miles of underground 16-inch PVC water lines and the center pivot system. This property is cross-fenced and has three barns shaded by massive live oak trees. Price: $4,000 per acre

Flatonia Ranch Fayette County

72± Acres | Fayette County | Property ID: 1417823 203± Acres | Live Oak County | Property ID: 1606399 This is a secluded hunting ranch with a wide variety of game in South Texas brush country. Located 14 miles from George West, it is in a well sought after area. This ranch has two houses and a barn, two water wells, one pond and gently rolling terrain. Price: $3,300 per acre

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This 72 acre property is a great place for a second home or small working ranch between La Grange and Flatonia. There is Hwy 609 and County Road frontage to make it attractive for subdividing into smaller tracts, with out limiting access. Covered in beautiful live oaks, improved grasses, and gently rolling terrain. Approximately 60 percent wooded. Some MINERALS may be available. Will divide. Price: $7,900 per acre

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Ragsdale Creek Ranch

www.LGLand.com Matt Mann/Broker matt@lgland.com (713) 402-8827 603 Woodlake Circle | Sugar Land, Texas 77498 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/10693

Lavaca County

1,550± Acres | Lavaca County This 1,550 acre ranch has been in the same family for over 100 years. It is located 1.5 hours west of Houston, nine miles south of Sheridan, Texas, 1/2 mile off of FM 2437. Tracts this large in Lavaca County are rare to find. Covered in huge live oaks and post oaks, this incredible hunting property has 1.7 miles of seasonal Ragsdale Creek running through it, offering sandy, rolling terrain. There are 16 ponds and 10 water wells, as well as seven miles of improved gravel roads. Will divide. Price: $3,447 per acre

4D Ranch Jim Hogg County

948± Acres | Jim Hogg County Located nine miles West of Hebbronville, this high-fenced ranch is a great mixture of native South Texas brush country and rolling mott country with a good mix of red dirt and sandy loam soils. The quail hunting is outstanding, the deer herd has been meticulously managed for over five years, and 35 bred does out of 170” class genetics have been released. There are two water wells and miles of two in PVC water lines feeding five ponds and several water troughs. A nice four bedroom lodge, an 1,800 square-foot metal barn with cleaning station and walk in cooler, covered dog kennels, palapa, and numerous feeders and blinds make up the improvements. Price: $2,300 per acre

Clear Water Creek Ranch Kinney County

4,200± Acres | Kinney County Located seven miles West of Brackettville, this high-fenced ranch is an outdoorsman’s dream. A half mile of live Pinto Creek flows through the property offering beautiful views and good fishing. There are five water wells, four ponds, and miles of water lines to numerous concrete water troughs. The ranch has a four bedroom lodge, three bedroom lodge, three bunkhouses, a 5,000 squarefoot metal barn, dog kennels, and a lighted roping arena. Price: $1,695 per acre.

505± Acres | Calhoun County

Seadrift Ranch Calhoun County

This property is located one mile North of Seadrift and 27 miles South of Victoria.

Having over 2,500 feet of frontage on the Victoria barge canal and 2,500 feet on Hwy 185, this property is well suitable for residential development or industrial development. The duck hunting is outstanding, and there are deer and hogs as well.

Price: $1,700,000

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Sisterdale Showplace Kendall County

$1 MILLION PRICE REDUCTION 224± Acres | Kendall County | Property ID: 1155944 This secluded ranch is well located near San Antonio, just outside of Boerne, Texas. Solitude and privacy await you with over a mile of paved road to the compound from the front gate. Beautiful four-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath limestone home of approximately 3,000 square feet, guest home with three-bedrooms and two-baths, large horse barn with huge entertaining area, bunk room and quarters. Work your roping horses in the 300’ x 150’ arena or your cutting horses in the covered area as well. This ranch is well watered with two wells logged at 6570 gpm per owner and a windmill feeding the cowboy swimming pool.

Pastures have been cleared of most cedar and six surface tanks collect water throughout the ranch allowing the abundant free ranging wildlife, horses and cattle to graze. This exceptional property is offered with all minerals owned, believed to be 100 percent. Four executive hunting blinds also convey. Price: $2,850,000. 3% to buyer’s agent.

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www.KWFarmAndRanchGroup.com David Faust/Broker (512) 940-3300 | (512) 410-3509 1921 Lohmans Crossing, Suite 100 | Austin, Texas 78734 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/46871

483.36± Acres | Llano County Property ID: 1358585 HORSESHOE BAY RANCH - This ranch is in Llano County on the south side of HWY 71 directly across the road from the new Summit Rock development with its Jack Nicklaus golf course, one of three golf courses in the Horseshoe Bay Resort complex. This is a cattle and hunting ranch founded in 1929 with pens, windmill, water tank and troughs. The new Scott and White Regional Medical Hospital and Medical Center that opened in June of this $500,000 PRICE REDUCTION year is just three miles away and part of the planned Flatrock Springs Project. The ranch offers rolling hills with beautiful views of Packsaddle Mountain and the vast Texas Hill Country and is trans versed seasonally by Horseshoe Creek. Bordered on the west and partial south side by 1,157 acres of protected land trust property. There are no restrictions on this property enabling opportunities for future development with 1.3 miles of highway frontage. Build your improvements and know your investment is solid. The ranch is just ten minutes away from Marble Falls and 45 minutes from Austin. 50 percent of mineral estate to convey. There is adjacent property also for sale. Listed exclusively by David Faust, Keller Williams Farm and Ranch, offering three percent to buyer’s agent, at $3,395,000 or $8,265 per acre.

Horseshoe Bay Ranch Llano County

LAST CHANCE

Senator Leon North Leon County

642± Acres | Leon County | Property ID: 1158949 This secluded 642 acre Navasota River tract is the last remaining tract of the eleven ranches, listed one year ago.

Located approximately eight miles northwest of Normangee, Texas at the dead end of an unnamed oil field road, you will find the privacy you have been looking for! Fantastic waterfowl habitat with numerous flooded timber locations with approximately 1.3 miles of the Navasota River. Thick cover for deer and hogs, open pasture for grazing makes this a year round destination. Offered surface only and priced at $2,000 per acre or $1,285,000. 3% to buyers agent.

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Living Waters River Ranch Uvalde County

720± Acres Uvalde County Prop ID: 1160109 This high-fenced game reserve is a Hill Country masterpiece with pecan groves, oak knolls, savannah, scenic vistas, brush shrub land and one-and-a-half miles of river frontage on the headwaters of the Nueces River. Located north of Uvalde and approximately 90 miles west of San Antonio, this is 720 spectacular acres of recreational and agricultural paradise. Included are a beautiful 6,000-square-foot limestone lodge, bunk house, large storage, and on site manager’s quarters. The main lodge features river access, a patio area overlooking the Nueces River, six bedrooms and a large central living area. Price: $7,200,000

333± Acres | Uvalde County | Property ID: 1145930 HORSE FACILITY with 200 acre-feet of permitted Edwards Water. There are four domestic/ livestock water wells and one irrigation well. The main residence is an impressive 4,140 squarefoot, three-bedroom, three-and-one-half-bath home. Additional residential improvements include a guest house, a three-bedroom, two-bath, manager’s home and several apartments. The equine facilities include multiple stalls, a vet barn, a receiving/quarantine barn, equipment shed and shop, a hay barn and roping arena. Numerous paddocks and turn-out areas are located on the property.

The races track is 5/8 mile with a 440 yard straight. Price: $2,300,000

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Sunny Clime Farm Uvalde County

F o s t e r Fa r m & R a n c h

www.FosterFarmAndRanch.com Chad Foster, Jr./Broker chadfosterjr@gmail.com (830) 776-3605 400 E. Nopal Street | Uvalde, Texas 78801 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/9982

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Section Ranch Kinney County

641± Acres | Kinney County | Property ID: 1183793 The Section Ranch is 20 miles west of Uvalde, Texas, and fronts Highway 90 for over half of a mile.

This is a great ranch with an excellent location. The ranch has been exclusively bow hunted for the past seven years and intensely managed, as well. Protein and alfalfa is fed year around at multiple feed stations across the property. A strong shallow well provides water to six water troughs through a series of two inch poly line. The seller will convey 75% of the minerals owned, believed to be 100%. Price: $1,185,850

AnchorRanch Uvalde County

San Pedro Ranch

2,309± Acres | Uvalde County Property ID: 1420296

Val Verde County

1,067.37± Acres | Val Verde County | Property ID: 1015580 This 1,067 ±-acre ranch is ideally located north of Del Rio and minutes east of Lake Amistad off of Highway 277. It is the perfect hunting and recreational retreat. Good management practices over the years have produced an excellent native deer population. Price: $954,965

Triple T Ranch Kinney County

A unique ranch on the Sabinal River only a short drive from Utopia, TX. The Anchor is one of the most diverse ranches on the market today. With live water, great views, open fields, and swimming holes, this ranch has it all. Both exotic and native wildlife can be found throughout the property. There are also multiple improvements including but not limited to barns, stables, and four homes. Price: $7,500,000

1,337± Acres | Kinney County Property ID: 1372565 No expense has been spared when developing this ranch into an incredible turnkey private or corporate year round hunting and recreational paradise. The accommodations are truly first class with tons of room and amenities to entertain your guests in an impressive manner. The headquarters are meticulously manicured to leave your guests with a first impression that will be etched in their mind for a very long time. The ranch has views that make you want to stop and just take in the beauty and the serenity of this part of Texas. The abundant native and non-native wildlife will provide exceptional year round hunting adventures. Contact F. X. O’Neil for price (210) 213-1546.

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1,533.67 Acres | Jeff Davis County Property ID: 517825 Rawhide Ranch is located 25 miles west of Fort Davis inside the scenic loop. The Ranch consists of rolling hills, lush valleys, massive rock formations and picturesque mountains. All of this can be enjoyed from the front porch of the very clean two-bedroom, two-bath cabin with modern kitchen. The abundance of water from a natural spring on the ranch keeps a variety of native trees and grasses growing strong. The ranch is home to aoudad sheep, desert mule and white tail deer, javelina and feral hogs, along with other smaller species of wildlife. The majestic peaks of the Davis Mountains make for a captivating backdrop for the Rawhide Ranch. Price $2,950,000

Rawhide Ranch Jeff Davis County

2920Âą Acres Jeff Davis County Property ID: 1374527

Bat Cave Canyon Jeff Davis County

1,936Âą Acres Presidio County Property ID: 1549863 Marfa Vista Ranch is West Texas grassland at its finest and represents some of the most ecologically diverse landscapes in the Southwest. It is part of the Marfa Plateau, a mile-high desert grassland of basin range topography between the Davis Mountains to the north and the Chinati Mountains and the Rio Grande River to the south and southwest. The views arestunning and the ranch overlooks the landscapes of the Davis Mountains, Chinati, and Sierra Vieja Mountains, as well as the great expanse of grasslands in between.

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Marfa Vista Ranch Presidio County

The Bat Cave Canyon Ranch is located in the heart of the Davis Mountains, a Sky Island of the Chihuahuan Desert with elevations ranging from 5,400 feet to 6,100 feet. Bat Cave Creek, a tributary to Merrill Creek provide riparian woodlands and seasonal flowing clear waters surrounded by excellent high desert grasslands. There is a natural canyon with a historic rock dam that with some dirt and concrete work could make for an amazing lake. The ranch has outstanding views of the nearby high mountains including Mt. Livermore which is owned by The Nature Conservancy as a Preserve.

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www.KingLandWater.com Tammy & James King/Brokers james@kinglandwater.com tammy@kinglandwater.com (432) 426-2024 PO Box 109 | 600 State Street | Fort Davis, Texas 79734 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/13262

676± Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 108311

Cloud Nine Ranch Kerr County

1403.4± Acres Brewster County Panther Rock Ranch is part of the historic Woodward Ranch and is comprised of 1,403 acres located on the banks of year-round Ash Creek on the east side of Highway 118 south of Alpine and has been visited by Big Bend travelers and rock hounds from all over the world. Panther Rock Ranch is the gateway into the Big Bend Country with its over 1,000,000 acres of parks and public lands and is an hour’s drive north of Lajitas and Terlingua and their outdoor adventures and amenities.

Cloud Nine Ranch is located equidistant between Comfort, Kerrville, and Bandera, in the heart of the Texas Hill Country – one hour from San Antonio and just under two hours from Austin. Cloud Nine Ranch can best be described as a jewel nestled in a pristine, unspoiled, natural environment inclusive of a “camphouse compound,” celebrating its outdoor feel via its Lake Flato design, simple construction techniques and regional materials. Price: $5,250,000

Panther Rock Ranch Brewster County

12,500± Acres | Presidio County Property ID: 1555099

Quebec Ranch Presidio County

The Quebec Ranch is Texas cow country at its finest and represents some of the best Yucca Grasslands in the U.S. It is part of the Marfa Plateau, a mile-high desert grassland of basin range topography between the Davis Mountains to the north and the Chinati/Sierra Viejas Mountains and Rio Grande River on the south and southwest. The views are stunning and the ranch overlooks the landscapes of the Davis, Chinati and Sierra Viejas Mountains, Capote Mountain and the great expanse of grasslands in between.

Quebec Ranch is a working cattle ranch which has been well-managed by the same family for over five-and-a-half decades. Price: $10,625,000

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Gates-Bluebonnet Ranch Washington County

4-M Ranch Fayette County

2,100± Acres | Washington County | Property ID: 1186694 This outstanding 2,100± acre property highlights high hills and scenic pastures with large trees before graduating down to fertile river pasture. A high bluff offers a distant view of the Brazos River winding through the area while another area offers a forest of tall trees. Added to this natural beauty is the historical past featured in the history of the original Austin Colonists especially William Gates, one of the “Old Three Hundred.” Seller financing is available. Price: $9,500 per acre. Property may divide.

50.66± Acres | Austin County | Property ID: 1504876 Located between Bellville and Brenham with a distant view, two large ponds plus a smaller pond, improved hay pastures and hills with wildflowers in the spring, this 50± acre tract has it all. A great home site situated near the center of the property overlooks the double ponds and features the view of rolling hills. Price: $10,000 per acre. Property may divide.

Los Arroyos Austin County

71.19± Acres | Austin County | Property ID: 1581169 This 71± acres of rolling sandy soil in the beautiful Cat Spring area is interspersed with densely wooded areas and quiet meadows. The entire infrastructure is in place with a gated entrance, a large equipment barn, manager’s house, a horse barn with quarters, well, septic tanks, fenced pastures, gravel roads and underground electric. A clay pad waiting for a house completes this amazing opportunity to add the last piece of construction and finalize the farm. Price: $1,225,000

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442± Acres | Fayette County | Property ID: 1629289 Impressive, scenic and well-designed are just a few of the adjectives to describe this 442±-acre ranch. Spacious main house, guest house, manager’s house, garage apartment, pool, outdoor kitchen, barns, groomed pastures, live oaks, woods, creek, lakes, ponds and much more make this a must see to believe ranch. Price: $6,750,000

Kenney Hill Farm Austin County

Harrisburg Hill Washington County

25± Acres | Washington County | Property ID: 1180646 A wonderful home site overlooking distant views is the focal point of these 25± acres. The hilltop at the front of the property gracefully declines to the pond located at the base of the hill. With electricity along the paved road and a recently added culvert and gate, this property is ready for a weekend or full time home.

Price: $362,500

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Belle Meade Farm Austin County

www.VIPCountry.com info@vipcountry.com (979) 865-9459 PO Box 582 | Bellville, Texas 77418 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/507

93.04± Acres | Austin County | Property ID: 1155889 This elegant and comfortably restored three story 1900s home is positioned on the crest of a high hill where stunning views can be appreciated from the wrap around porches and balconies. With the home being the focal point of the 93± acres, the remaining compound consists of barns, a guest house, pool complex, gazebos, a bulk-headed lake, ponds, woods and a hay meadow. Price: $1,920,000

3 Gates Ranch Milam County

1,229± Acres | Milam County | Property ID: 1629269 200-1,200± acres. With road frontage on two sides, this 1,229 acre property allows the opportunity to divide to create the property that you want. The tract offers rolling hills, woods, pastures, ponds and wildlife in an area convenient to Houston, Austin and College Station. Entire tract $3,500 per acre. Smaller tracts - $4,200 per acre.

Creek Bend Ranch Colorado County

92.93± Acres | Colorado County | Property ID: 1103468 Near the quaint town of Columbus, lies this beautiful 93± acre tract of land. The versatile property boasts numerous amenities, including a hilltop building site, rustic barn, working pens, electricity, well, butane tank, recent fencing, road frontage on two sides, grazing pasture, pond, and creek. Located down a sleepy farm to market road and surrounded by neighboring farms and ranches, the property is just a few miles off I-10 yet feels worlds away. Price: $8500 per acre.

The Oaks - Cat Spring

Quiet Meadow Cabin Colorado County

Austin County

120.47± Acres | Colorado County | Property ID: 938811 12.15± Acres | Austin County | Property ID: 1384444 Located in an area of Cat Spring known for its beauty and live oaks, these 12± acres display artfully groomed live oak trees that dominate the deep front lawn forming an impressive drive the home while a long pond and windmill frame the back lawn.

A guest house, barn/workshop, and RV shed are located at a comfortable distance near the front corner of the property. Price reduced to $749,000.

This peaceful 120± acre tract features an exceptional diversity with rolling hills, open pastures and wooded areas. Enjoy the simple life while staying in the camp house located in the tree dotted pasture overlooking a large scenic pond. While currently offering a quiet retreat, this tract also has potential to become an impressive ranch. Price: $9,500 per acre.

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1,130± Acres | Edwards County Property ID: 1591510

Tres Generations Edwards County

Ranches like Tres Generations have become a rare find.

The ranch offers excellent quality hunting, privacy, and first class accommodations. The views are some of the best in the hill country. This wildlife ranch is perfect for any adventurer-hunter. Completely ready to enjoy-just bring your toothbrush and gun! First class 40x60 barn-dominium set up for the entire family and large enough to entertain numerous guests. Two large bedrooms and bathrooms. Open floor plan, large living room windows offering beautiful views. Complete with all appliances and furniture. Attached workshop and garage. Game includes whitetail, turkey, hog, axis, sika, quail, trophy elk and trophy aoudad. Six blinds, Six spin cast feeders, Three protein feeders. Ranch is well watered with five troughs scattered throughout ranch.

Three water wells. Breathtaking 30-mile views from headquarters. Deep live oak-covered canyons, rolling steep terrain, super hilltop views, numerous caves, beautiful rock outcroppings, seasonal creek beds. Nine± miles of trails throughout property allowing access to all parts of ranch. Completely fenced.

Large neighbor ranches. End of the road property allowing privacy. Ranch has been well-managed for the past ten years. Wildlife exempt taxes. Price: $1,695,000

150± Acres | Edwards County | Property ID: 1575100

Broken Arrow Deer Breeding Ranch Edwards County

The Broken Arrow Ranch is set up and ready for the person looking to raise exotics or whitetail deer. Immediate income producer! It would also be a great retirement property.

No short cuts were taken in the set up of this ranch. Whitetail breeding operation with 40x60 top-of-the-line handling facilities, 36x22 fawning barn with six stalls, 24x22 well and storage building, 13 one to three acre pens with alley connecting system to handling facilities, chutes and gates. Four-bedroom, three-bath, 2,432-square-foot lodge. Ranch is high-fenced into four pastures. Quality watering troughs and watering system, troughs in every pen. First class blinds and feeders including hay feeders and protein feeders. Strong water well, electricity, septic. State-of-the-art video camera system allowing you to view the pen areas anywhere with an internet connection. Current game on ranch: whitetail (including several whitetail bucks), axis, fallow, blackbuck, zebra. Gently rolling live oak terrain with minimal cedar and rock, abundant topsoil throughout ranch. End-of-the-road property. Easy access. Exempt taxes. Price: $495,000

242± Acres | Sutton County | Property ID: 1614936 This ranch is a unique find! Located on the western edge of the hill country in south central Sutton County. Nice and neat accommodations with spectacular views. 1,116-squarefoot, three-bedroom, two-bath mobile home with private well, licensed septic, electricity, furnishings, appliances. 324-square-foot storage shed. Gently rolling terrain with live oaks, shin oaks and mesquite. Nice mixture of open pastures and thick brush cover for wildlife. Completely low-fenced. Surrounded by large neighbor ranches. Paved road access.

Excellent internal road system. First class blinds and feeders. Phenomenal quality whitetail and axis deer. Other wildlife includes turkey, hog, dove. Three 320 gallon water troughs.

Earthen tanks that are great holders of water--perfect for wildlife and dove hunting.

Seasonal dry creek sweeping through southern edge of property--excellent corridor for axis deer. Exempt taxes. Completely set up and ready to enjoy! Price: $495,000

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Sinker Slider Ranch Sutton County

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Three Draw Crossing Edwards County

www.WesternHillCountryRealty.com Glynn Hendley/Broker info@westernhillcountryrealty.com (830) 683-4435 202 East Main Street | PO Box 856 Rocksprings, Texas 78880 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/4657

135± Acres | Edwards County | Property ID: 1562360 Located 25 minutes from Rocksprings. Good, easy access with property completely lowfenced. 15x20 cabin with covered porch allowing for great views of property. Electricity, water, covered shed. Two 4x6 hunting blinds, one protein feeder, two spin cast feeders.

Three watering troughs spread out across property for wildlife. Abundant, mature live oaks. Large, dry creek sweeping through property allowing corridor for wildlife. Gently rolling terrain with great mixture of cover and vegetation including oaks, pinions, cedar, persimmon and algerita. Acres of flat bottom land with abundant topsoil. Abundant wildlife including axis, whitetail, turkey and hog. Ag exempt taxes. Ranch is ready for you to show up, hunt, relax, and enjoy! Price: $229,500

100± Acres | Edwards County Property ID: 1615720

Starbuck Ranch Edwards County

The Starbuck Ranch won’t stay on the market long!

This ranch offers great qualities. It is located at the endof-the-road with a private entrance, large low-fenced neighbors, first class cabin with spectacular views, ready for the entire family to enjoy! The property has been intensely managed for the past ten years. There is excellent game in the area. Gently rolling terrain with large live oaks. Seasonal dry creek bed cuts through property. Super views from the 800-square-foot, twobedroom, one-bath “like new” cabin with furnishings, appliances and water storage tank. Three blinds. Three feeders. Private well plus windmill providing water to property. Water troughs scattered throughout property. Large low-fenced neighbors to the west.

Excellent quality wildlife--whitetail, turkey, hog, axis, sika. Exempt taxes. Price: $325,000

Smoking Hog Ranch Edwards County

127.40± Acres | Edwards County Property ID: 1489344 When you see this property it is obvious that it has been well-managed. The ranch is set up and ready to enjoy!

The one-in-a-million views from the campsite plus the great hunting opportunities make The Smoking Hog Ranch a rare find! Variety of terrain with level open meadow pasture areas and deep canyons. Beautiful 30-mile views from the hilltops. Great building location with super views of sunrises and sunsets. Travel trailer with well-constructed 20x30 metal cover. Water and electricity in place. Large header dam pond that is a constant holder of water. Three spincast feeders. One protein feeder. One turkey feeder. Three blinds. Two hog traps. Well managed with brush clearing every year. Wildlife includes whitetail, turkey, hog, axis, aoudad, elk. Wildlife exempt taxes. Price: $225,000

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92.65 ± Acres | Llano County

Seven Stars Ranch Llano County

A haven for wildlife and people, this ranch is located just west of Lake Buchanan with plenty of privacy.

The Seven Stars Ranch is adjoined on its southern edge by one of the largest ranches in the hill country, making it hunt like a bigger ranch than it is. Land features include a spring fed pond, Two seasonal ponds, granite outcroppings and oak trees throughout the ranch, a barn with stall/paddocks for horses, foldup stage for entertaining, plenty of room for storage of hay or equipment and cross fenced pastures.

The house entails three rooms plus a bathroom, is landscaped and well maintained. There is a detached, one-of-a-kind bunkhouse, perfect for an office or guests. Just a short drive through the hill country to Kingsland, Burnet and Llano. Price: $725,000

CK Ranch

Northfolk Ranch

Burnet County

Burnet County

414± Acres | Burnet County | Property ID: 1016766

187± Acres | Burnet County Property ID: 1539398 This ranch has over one mile of Highway 281 road frontage. There is a two-bedroom, one-bath farm house and a second recently remodeled home. The beautiful rolling pasture has two ponds, a small lake on the spring-fed Mesquite Creek with additional permanent water holes, large oak trees and an improved coastal field. Conveniently located 14 miles north of Burnet. Price: $1,125,420

316± Acres | Burnet County Property ID: 908041 Acreage with frontage on Highway 183. Located approximately 14 miles north of the 183A Toll Road Extension.

This property offers great investment potential with approximately 10,027 feet of paved road access which includes 1,884 feet of Highway 183.

Fenced and cross-fenced.

20-30 GPM water well. Price: $1,027,000

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Located on FM 2147 just west of Marble Falls and adjacent to Horseshoe Bay, this beautiful ranch is in one of the most desirable areas in all of the Hill Country. Being entirely high fenced makes this a premier recreational property that has great development potential. A Fredericksburg style rock home built in the 1800s, fantastic Lake LBJ views, year-round springs, and a variety of mature trees add to the beauty and charm of this ranch. Will divide into 240 or 174 acres. Price: $3,933,000

316 Acres Hwy 183 Burnet County

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Ridge Line Ranch Burnet County

www.JimBerryRanchSales.com Chad Calhoun/Broker chad@jimberryranchsales.com (512) 756-9230 503 South Water | Burnet, Texas 78611 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/1806

263± Acres | Burnet County

Hill Country views in all directions from one of the highest ridges in the area! Covered with live oak trees and surrounded by large working ranches, this property is also rare because of a dam constructed 80 years ago by the Civilian Conservation Corps. Offered as a recreational ranch with many choices of home sites. Located near Longhorn Cavern, it is ten minutes to the Burnet airport and 60 minutes to Austin.

86.06± Acres | Burnet County Property ID: 1180654 This 86 acre ranch features everything good about the Hill Country. The 2,600 sq. ft. custom home sits on a hill top affording long range views in all directions. The land features dramatic topography throughout, with multiple hill tops and ravines. There is a one-and-a-half-acre pond fed by springs seeping out of the sides of the hills. One of the springs flows into an old concrete trough before overflowing and continuing down the ravine towards the pond. This ranch is located in Sycamore Falls Estates in one of the most scenic parts of the Hill Country, only ten minutes east of Marble Falls and within an hour of Austin. Price: $970,000

Hidden Springs Ranch Burnet County

Lonesome Pine Ranch Burnet County

Morning Star Ranch Burnet County

150± Acres | Burnet County | Property ID: 1437571 Lonesome Pine Ranch is a 150 acre deer hunters’ paradise. This ranch has been carefully managed for the last 10 years. The result is a very healthy whitetail population. Secluded and surrounded by large ranches, there is just the right amount of cover, open areas and water to create an optimal wildlife habitat. A refurbished and completely furnished farm house is the ideal getaway -- whether for a weekend or much longer. Add in a tractor with implements, ATVs, deer blinds with feeders and other equipment and this is a true turnkey ranch. Located on FM 2657, this property is less than an hour from downtown Austin thanks to the recently completed extension of Hwy. 183A. Price: $6,000 per acre or $900,000

244± Acres| Burnet County This 244 acres offers gently rolling terrain with scattered oaks, several earthen dam tanks and good soil. The cedar has been largely eradicated except for two areas that have been designated for game management. The home is 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with a 2 car garage. The barn is 5,250 sq. ft. and has 3 separate sections. Access to the ranch is on paved CR 201, seven miles north of Burnet. $1,165,000

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207± Acres | Real County Gorgeous Texas Hill Country Ranch located near Leakey with everything you need in a ranch this size! Beautiful house nestled on the edge of the river under towering pecan trees complete with outdoor patio breezeway overlooking the water. The property also boasts great pasture land climbing to hills and valleys providing the ideal environment for hunting and recreation.

Hill Country Ranch

177 Acres Val Verde County

177± Acres | Val Verde County | Property ID: 1053272

Real County

902 Acres Real County

Located on the banks of the Pecos River, this ranch is ideal for year around 902± Acres902 recreation. It can be used for hunting as well as great recreational value.

902± A cres | R eal C ounty | P roperty ID: 1502952 Great swimming and fishing for the family. The ranch offers beautiful views This great high-fenced hunting ranch is located in northern Real County with access of the Pecos River basin as well as the distant mountain ranges located in to the property via easement road off of HWY 83.

Improvements are a water well Big Bend National Park. with windmill and several barns. Cedar is cleared throughout and the beautiful 218 S p r i n g 2 0 1 4 landscape is dotted with oak trees.

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200-600± Acres Real County

200-600 Acre Tracts Real County

200-600 acre ranches for sale in the Texas Hill Country with amazing views, diverse topography and great hunting.

Accessed by county road and easement road located near Leakey and the Frio River. Some tracts with water and/ or electricity. Price: $1,900 per acre

LandAndRanchRealty.com Lem Lewis/Broker @LandRanchRealty lem@texanproperty.com (210) 275-3551 /pub/Lem-Lewis/0/352/75 382 Hwy 83 South Leakey, Texas 78873 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/11013 /LandRanchRealty

989 Acres Edwards County

989± Acres | Edwards County | Property ID: 1549770 Located approximately six miles west of Camp Wood, this great hunting ranch has diverse topography, with numerous springs, and an abundance of game. The improvements are high fence, one well and a 2,800±-square-foot house and several out buildings. Access via county road.

12,000± Acres | Real County | Property ID: 1503016 This is an old family ranch and is currently the largest ranch for sale in the county. There are six water wells, miles of interior roads, numerous springs and electricity. Several hunting camps, some with cabins, and all with water and electricity. Big views and great hunting!

12,000 Acres Real County

1,280± Acres | Real County | Property ID: 1502968 This ranch has an older home, several springs, great views and tons of game. Great hunting ranch that offers privacy with easy access close to town. Owner will divide.

1,280 Acres Real County

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177± Acres | Kerr County Property ID: 1448285 One of the best live water properties on the market today!

Offering outstanding views, manicured terrain and over 1,750± feet of crystal clear turtle creek. Enjoy fishing and swimming under the beautiful limestone bluffs.

Headquarters consist of a sprawling 6,800±-square-foot hacienda, plus foreman’s quarters, barn, craft room and more. Property also features a 40x40 pavilion that sits along the banks of turtle creek, making this ranch ideal for corporate entertainment or family relaxation.

177 Acres Upper Turtle Creek Kerr County

508± Acres | Brooks County | Property ID: 1155918 Income producing property in Brooks County, five miles east of Falfurrias.

Paved frontage on two sides, electricity, water well and two water troughs.

A mix of mesquite,light brush and some open areas. Olmos Creek runs along the southern boundry. Game includes native whitetail deer, Nilgai antelope, dove and quail. A small herd of axis deer has also been spotted. This property has a salt water disposal well on site that produces a yearly income and will be conveyed to the new buyer.

Brooks County Ranch Brooks County

1,938± Acres | Zavala County | Property ID: 122311 This unimproved ranch is located in a special area of South Texas known for its shallow Carrizo water and the ability to produce giant whitetail deer. The ranch is high-fenced and has two water wells, several water troughs and a nice tank. There is excellent brush diversity throughout, and good roads and senderos are in place.

The ranch has not been hunted or had cattle in several years and the game is plentiful. This property offers a rare combination of great habitat and spectacular views. Priced to sell!

1938 Acre South Texas Hunting Ranch Zavala County

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Live Oak Creek Ranch Frio County

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www.TexasRanchCo.com Johnny Cavazos/Broker johnny@texasranchco.com | (210) 260-1897 Brandon Scott/Broker Associate brandon@texasranchco.com | (210) 421-8181 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/3170

2,200± Acres | Frio County Property ID: 1623479

A great unimproved property located in some of the best country Frio County has to offer. The only improvements consist of three water wells, several stock tanks, and electricity. This is the perfect ranch to fix up just the way you want. Property has some high fencing, large neighbors, nice topography and lots of awesome native brush with some open field. Not hunted in over a year, the wide variety of game is plentiful.

477± Acres | Dimmit County Property ID: 1620755 Located just North of HWY 85 between Dilley and Big Wells, this 477-acre property is the quintessential South Texas Red Dirt Ranch. Completely turn-key, this ranch features a comfortable headquarters, well maintained roads, two water wells “one in the Carrizo Sands”, two tanks, multiple food plots, fantastic native brush and a great wildlife herd. The property is mostly low-fenced and has a large neighbor. Ranches of this size and caliber are hard to find, don’t let this one pass you by!

Twin Tanks Ranch Dimmit County

Medina County Ranch Medina County

920± Acres | Medina County Property ID: 1186923 Conveniently located just under an hour from San Antonio. Absolutely some of the prettiest country in South Texas! This ranch offers incredible native brush diversity, outstanding views and excellent hunting for all types of game. The native whitetail genetics are impressive, with the ranch record exceeding 200 inches Boone & Crockett. Property is high-fenced, with one water well, three wildlife ponds, several water troughs and a modest headquarters overlooking the property.

You will not find a ranch that has a better combination of habitat, quality of game and location on the market today!

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Itz Ranch Gillespie County

56.95± Acres | Gillespie County | Property ID: 921917 This is a great recreational property with an incredible lake. The lake was built in the 60’s for flood control on Williams Creek. The lake covers approximately 22 acres, of which the owner owns approximately 11 acres. The property has good hunting and fishing. There are two building sites on the property and two storage buildings. Property fronts a paved county road. Price: $595,000

190.17± Acres | Kimble County | Property ID: 1184737 Secluded hunting ranch with two bedroom, one bath home, large living room with fireplace, fantastic views, lots of cedar and shin oak, water well with two water troughs, septic, hunting blinds stay and some of the feeders stay, wildlife exemption, high fenced on two sides, most of the furniture stays, two mile road easement from RR 479 with three gates, good hunting ranch but if you don’t like gravel road easements this place is not for you. If you like peace and quite, this place is for you. Price: $636,500

Jinkins Ranch Gillespie County

203.36± Acres | Real County Property ID: 1187735 Great hunting ranch (game fenced) with whitetail deer and exotics, many trophy bucks have been killed, two water wells with electric pumps and a nice pond, cabin which is furnished, central heat and air, appliances, partly furnished, barn with pens, no cedar, nice views, extremely good small hunting ranch, has been on a management program for many years, deer herd has great genetics. Price: $835,000

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Old Buell Ranch Kimble County

746.2± Acres | Gillespie County | Property ID: 1407858 Large Gillespie County Ranch very close to Harper, Fredericksburg and Kerrville located one mile north of Harper on RR 783. Conveniently located property boasts rolling terrain, good grasses and a wet weather creek. Great for a livestock operation or hunting property. Ranch does have old home, working pens and outbuildings, four water wells including an irrigation well and fields.

Sellers to retain half of minerals owned. Lots of deer! Can be subdivided into four tracts. Price: $2,611,700

Southwind Ranch Real County

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www.NixonRealEstate.com www.FredericksburgTXHomesites.com www.EaglesCrestEstates.com www.TexasHillCountryHuntingRanches.com info@nixonrealestate.com | (830) 997-2187 1325 East Main Street | Fredericksburg, Texas 78624 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/143

Layton Estate Gillespie County

3.83± Acres | Gillespie County impressive estate with over 10,000 square feet under roof not including pool/guest house, unparalleled features such as gourmet kitchen, custom tile and granite, marble baths, art niches, custom water filtration system, icynene insulation, travertine floors, Rumford fireplace plus outdoor fireplace, heated saltwater pool with hot tub, awesome views of Fredericksburg, one mile from Main Street. Price: $1,600,000

688± Acres | Gillespie County Located only 5.5 miles west of Fredericksburg, mountain top views of Fredericksburg and the Pedernales River Valley, road frontage on FM 2093 and Hayden Ranch Road, two water wells, hill top building sites, valley with seasonal creek and springs, two ponds, good deer, turkey and hog hunting, 4.5 miles from the Gillespie County airport.

Tivydale Place Gillespie County

Palo Alto Estate Gillespie County

7.85± Acres | Gillespie County Old world Mediterranean Style luxury home. Very impressive home with 8,000 square feet under roof with features such as: Groin Vaulted ceilings with travertine inlay, Venetian plaster throughout, Brazilian cherry wood floors, cabinetry and doors.

Carterra doors, private theater room with leather seating, fabulous spa/wading pool with water falls, fire pit, two outside fireplaces, and a 30’x50’ limestone barn 7.85 acres with additional acreage available $1,775,000 great price under county appraisal.

6.36± Acres | Gillespie County Ramblin’ Ranch Style Rock home with four bedrooms, three baths, large living/kitchen area with 52 inch rock fireplace, wet bar, kitchen with octagon island, formal dining with built-in cabinets, two bedrooms with built in desks, large bedroom with Lakewood fireplace, soaker tub and shower, solar hot water system, large patio for entertaining, good view from front porch, large trees.

Price: $420,000

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Rooke Ranch Refugio County

535 Acres Near Orange Grove Jim Wells County

535± Acres | Jim Wells County | Property ID: 1120942 535 acres, *Producing Minerals* Jim Wells and Nueces Counties, a short distance west of Corpus Christi. The property has large neighbors, big deer, great bird hunting and is equipped with a newly renovated house.

Several water wells and ponds add to the unique terrain that includes a large creek with large oak trees. The property also comes with 50% of the minerals/royalty with five producing gas wells. A great ranch with oil/gas income. Price: $2,500,000

850 Acres San Patricio County San Patricio County

1,345± Acres | San Patricio County | Property ID: 1474847 Located south, southeast of Mathis, Texas, east of I-37, 30 minutes from Corpus Christi.

This is a very unique combination of thick brush, oak trees, deep creek bottoms and some open grass land. There is lots of game (deer, turkey, hogs, dove and quail). The asking price is $2,500 per acre, a portion of the minerals may be negotiated separately.

963± Acres | Live Oak County | Property ID: 1541834 High-fenced, thick brush, thick bottoms, some open grass pastures, water wells, mobile home, stock tanks, as well as paved and caliche road access. This is the perfect place for the trophy deer hunter who also wants to hunt quail and dove. Price: $2,300 per acre

Dos Lagos Kenedy County

1,053± Acres | Kenedy County | Property ID: 944412 Offering 1,053 acres with very large neighbors. Incredible hunting with deer, nilgai, turkey, dove, and quail. This is part of the best motte country in South Texas.

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George West Area Ranch Live Oak County

D e a n & Wa l l a c e R e a l E s t a t e 1,063± Acres Jim Wells County This property is located west of Kingsville, south of Alice, Texas. The ranch has rich, deep soils with very tall thick native brush. The house is in good shape and there is lots of game. The asking price is $2,300 per acre.

Minerals are a question.

1,063 Acres Jim Wells County

www.SouthTexasRanchGroup.com John Wallace/Broker Garron Dean/Broker jwallacerealestate@sbcglobal.net (361) 442-1001 453 Robert Drive | Corpus Christi, Texas 78412 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/10871

439 Acres

860 Acres - Minerals

Refugio County

Medina County

860± Acres | Medina County | Property ID: 1079925 This is a beautiful ranch with large oak trees located outside of Devine. The perfect getaway place. *Minerals Available* Price: $3,800,000

220 Acres Duval County

439± Acres | Refugio County Great piece of property in an area where it is hard to find land for sale. It has tons of oaks and two deep creeks. It is located between Refugio and Goliad on Highway 183. The asking price is $2,950 per acre.

Sarco Goliad County Goliad County

505± Acres | Goliad County | Property ID: 1489493 Located in Goliad County, on FM 2441, near the small community of Sarco. Tons of oaks, lots of game, and water well! Great ranch all around.

220± Acres | Duval County This secluded 220 acres is located south of Freer, Texas. It has deep red soils, thick brush, a water well and lots of deer and hogs.

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Belle of the Brazos McLennan County

40± Acres | McLennan County | Property ID: 1180116 Magnificent masterpiece located in Waco on the Brazos River. Custom designed 13,000-square-foot manor on meticulously landscaped grounds with boasting views. The gourmet kitchen with Viking commercial appliances, marble and oak floors, geothermal heating and cooling, and 24-foot wood-beamed ceilings capture a glimpse of the expert craftsmanship. Guest quarters, media room, great room and home gym. Luxurious infinity pool, boat house, gazebo, outdoor living area and cabana. Whether you desire relaxation or entertaining, this estate encompasses luxury and convenience all in one! Will consider trade for commercial or ranch property. Price: $4,300,000

Comanche Ranch Comanche County

3,000± Acres | Comanche County | Property ID: 1556598 Beautiful ranch that was once a part of the legendary Lightning C Ranch operated

by Everett Colborn and famous cowboy Gene Autry, and was home to the livestock participating in the World’s Championship Rodeo hosted in Dublin. Besides the history, this ranch is very unique in its size, beauty, and improvements. New perimeter fencing, new cement water troughs in pastures, a large bluff with towering views overlooking a creek bottom, Live Oak and Pecan trees, 2008 rock three bedroom, two bath ranch house, large barn, and pipe pens. This is a terrific livestock and hunting ranch. Price: $7,485,000

Winchester River Ranch Fayette County

341± Acres | Fayette County | Property ID: 1185203 Over one mile of Colorado River frontage with easy access for kayaking, fishing or swimming! Towering live oak and pecan trees, fertile soil for grass and hay production, campsite with elevated river view, an island, oxbow slough and ponds. Heavy cover for deer, dove, turkey, hog, and duck hunting with excellent privacy. Income producing from cattle, hunting, and pecan production leases. Price: $2,335,850

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Live Oak Lake Bosque County

485± Acres | Bosque County | Property ID: 1347125 OWNER FINANCING! Private 70-acre fishing and skiing lake walking distance to the custom native stone 6,681-square-foot lodge, five bedroom, three baths with panoramic views of the lake, boat house, basketball court and picnic area. An idyllic setting for deer, dove, ducks and turkey.

All weather ranch roads, various elevation changes, Hog Creek, and a rock bottom seasonal creek give this ranch a Hill Country feel. Only an hour and a half drive from DFW! Price: $3,550,000

Rolling Hills Ranch Bosque County

720± Acres | Bosque County | Property ID: 1465883 MOTIVATED SELLER! Great setup for livestock or recreation. Nice farmhouse, large barn, pipe pens, three-acre pond, live water creek, seasonal creek, hay pasture and minerals. The rolling scenic hills and grassy pastures give way to a spectacular views! Price: $1,500,000

Ca pi tol R a nch R ea l Estat e

Leisure Lakes Ranch

www.CapitolRanch.com Cody Maxwell/Broker cody@capitolranch.com | (979) 530-7010 PO Box 1948 | Brenham, Texas 77833 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/44938

Athens County

191± Acres | Athens County An absolute one-of-a-kind place minutes from Athens with a 10,000 square-foot custom lodge sparing no detail, executive horse stables, saltwater pool, manicured grounds, three private bass lakes, with boathouse and frontage on another 328 acre lake! Price: $3,950,000

Running M Matagorda County

Madisonville Private Lake

138.84± Acres | Matagorda County | Property ID: 1574225

Madison County

109± Acres | Madison County | Property ID: 1590875 Rare find with a seven acre bass and crappie fishing lake! 3,000-squarefoot, three-bedroom, three-bath home, pool, creek, live oak, post oak and pecan trees. Only five miles from Buc-ees in Madisonville on I-45.

Price: $899,000

Hunter’s Hill Fayette County

149± Acres | Fayette County | Property ID: 1577253 A prime combination ranch with a beautiful Live Oak covered hill overlooking the majority of the acreage. A creek runs through the middle of the property.

Half in Bermuda grass for livestock and half wooded for great deer and hog hunting! Price: $699,642

Great location only 15 miles to Brazoria or Bay City. The home is 2,016 square feet, three bedrooms, two baths, new appliances, new roof, home security system and gated entrance. New perimeter fencing, stock tank, and Caney Creek bordering three sides.

Pastures are fertilized and/or sprayed with 25 acres producing 100-150 round bales per cutting. Large sandy arena with a roping box. Six-stall barn, insulated tack room, and two lean-to. Ag exempt. Ideal place for a cattle or equine operation! Price: $780,000

Pine Ridge Freestone County

300± Acres | Freestone County | Property ID: 1575188 Tremendous beauty and possibility! Private 11 acre fishing lake in the center of the property. Tall Pine trees, creek, and several other ponds scattered throughout make for great deer, dove, and duck hunting. Some of the most fertile soil, cross fencing, three very strong wells, and an all weather gravel road through the backbone of the place. Adjoining 30 acres and house also available. Price: $810,000

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365± Acres | Medina County Property ID: 1053833 This productive farm and ranch property is less than 16 miles from Loop 1604. Located halfway between Rio Medina and Quihi and situated on the Quihi Creek, this premier property is currently used as a both a cattle ranch and a farm. Improvements include an Edwards Aquifer irrigation well and a shallow well equipped with a windmill, cattle pens, earthen tanks, and a center pivot irrigation system. Great opportunity for serious farmer or the weekend rancher.

Quihi Ranch Medina County

172 Acres Medina County

172± Acres | Medina County Property ID: 1437574 This is a nice size ranch situated in the hill country part of Medina County. Located on the property is clean and well-kept hunting cabin setup and ready to go. There are spectacular views from most of the ranch especially from the upper deck of the hunting cabin. The wildlife consists of whitetail deer, hogs, turkey, doves, and free ranging exotics. The close proximity to San Antonio, Castroville, Hondo, and Bandera makes this a great place to live or have a weekend get-a-way ranch.

595± Acres | Real County | Property ID: 878896 This beautiful ranch has large elevation changes that create magnificent views.

The property is situated just 26 miles north of Leakey and is partially high-fenced.

Improvements include two water wells and electricity. There are abundant freeranging exotics throughout.

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The Hidden Canyon Ranch Real County

J. Gru ber P ropert i es

82 Acres

www.JGruberProperties.com J. Gruber/Broker jcg@jgruberproperties.com (830) 426-5200 | (830) 426-5206 515 20th Street l Hondo, Texas 78861 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/10297

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Medina County

82± Acres | Medina County | Property ID: 1614756 This ranch has excellent access to Hondo, Tarpley, and the surrounding areas and would make a great homestead or recreational place. The terrain is typical Texas hill country with gorgeous views form the majority of the ranch. Elevations change from 1,280 feet at the gate to 1,400 feet towards north fence. Native grasses, mesquite, persimmon, and live oaks cover the greater part of the property.

Country Estate Medina County

14.28± Acres | Medina County Property ID: 1175066 This outstanding two-story custom home has it all: stone accents, a gourmet kitchen, spacious bedrooms and soaring beamed ceilings. Located on 14.28 acres, the four-bedroom and three-and-a-half bath home is nestled adjacent to the picturesque Kollman Oaks Subdivision. The beautiful design and amenities of the home are carried outside to the patio area which is perfect for entertaining and relaxing with the custom pool and spa and manicured landscaping. Also located on the property is a 320-square-foot casita/guest quarters set-up for visitors with its own kitchenette and private bath, and an impressive 2,520-square-foot barn currently being used as a hanger and workshop.

Blue River Ranch Uvalde County

Boone Ranch Medina County

725± Acres | Medina County This South Texas ranch has plenty of potential with its diverse terrain, road frontage, large neighbors, and proximity to San Antonio. The ranch consists of a small home, barn, and an Edwards Aquifer well, which feeds water to one of the three stock tanks and the water troughs. Also located on the ranch is the Squirrel Creek that traverses the southern part from west to east. A must see ranch in an area known for exceptional hunting and wildlife.

384± Acres | Uvalde County The high-fenced Blue River Ranch is located in Uvalde County between Sabinal and Concan. In non-drought conditions, the crystal clear Frio River runs through the middle of the entire property. This ranch boasts steep bluffs, Indian caves, numerous mounds, and is high-fenced into three pastures. Also located on the ranch are five unique houses and a large insulated barn. All houses overlook the Frio River.

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5,407± Acres Val Verde County Property ID: 1139770 High on a bluff overlooking the Devils River Valley, you will find this fine ranch. Situated in the Western Hill Country, it provides shelter for both native and free-ranging exotic game and has a diverse ecosystem ranging from river bottom to rocky hilltops. The headquarters consists of an all-steel structure (100x60), which has a two-bedroom, two-bath lodge and the remainder of the building is a shop with five overhead doors. The elevated views offer fantastic day and nighttime viewing. The ranch also has guest cabins and RV parking. Just 50 miles south of Sonora and I-10 and 30 miles north of Comstock on paved Highway, the ranch is easily accessed. Price: $790 per acre

Consafo Ranch Val Verde County

Rolling Waters Ranch Edwards County

1,800± Acres | Edwards County | Property ID: 1156258 Rolling Waters Ranch: the name says it all! This ranch is one of the finest live water ranches in the Hill Country with 7/10 of a mile on both sides of a spring-fed creek that begins on the property. The springs flow hundreds of thousands of gallons of water daily and three concrete dams back up an enormous amount of water up to 14 feet deep, enough for fantastic fishing, jet skiing or floating on one of the crystal-clear lakes. This amount and quality of cold, clear spring water is priceless! Enjoy a very nice rock and cedar, five-bedroom, three-bath owner’s home, guest quarters with game room and a three-bedroom, two-bath manager’s home, plus high fencing, county road frontage and both native and exotics. Owner financing is available! Co-Brokered with RE/MAX Vintage, Peggy Rudolph.

2,141± Acres Val Verde County Property ID: 125937 An unbelievable opportunity to own a fantastic live water ranch. This property has something for everyone, from oak-lined canyons and bluffs overlooking the Rio Grande. Only minutes from the Del Rio airport, the ranch has whitetail, quail, dove, and turkey.

Fishing is great from one of the spring-fed tanks or just across the road from Lake Amistad. Offering good improvements and great development potential. This is a must see ranch! Price: $3,900,000.

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Lake Amistad Ranch Val Verde County

Te ja s P ro p e rt i e s

www.Tejas-Properties.com Les Meyer/Broker tejas.sales@sbcglobal.net (830) 563-9911 PO Box 236 | Bracketville, Texas 78832 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/370

Rock Canyon Ranch Val Verde County

13,200± Acres | Val Verde County Property ID: 1418933 Rock Canyon Ranch is possibly the best-improved ranch in the Western Hill Country, with a massive executive lodge, improved whitetail, many species of exotics, several homes, barns, new deer breeding facility and so much more. Located 40 miles south of Sonora and I-10, a short distance off HWY 277 on an improved county road, RCR is a hunter’s paradise with stands, feeders, feed storage, 14 wells, nine tanks, miles of waterline, highly-improved ranch roads, skeet range and runway with hangar. You just can’t get any better than this, move in ready! Come sit on the back porch and take in the 40mile views! Owner finance. Can sell 3,800 acres and lodge or in its entirety at $18,630,000.

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505¹ Acres | Cass County | Property ID: 1466569 Working cattle/hunting ranch on 505 acres just north of Longview and Tyler and a little over 1½ hours from Dallas.

Over 150 registered Brangus Cattle and Two Mountain Zebras included. 100 HP Kubota cab tractor and equipment, Kawasaki mule and other equipment also included. Seven ponds with water pumped to them from 750-foot well.

Irrigation piping to two hay meadows with reel sprinkler included. One tifton 44 and one coastal hay meadow. Excellent hunting with three tower blinds and two duck sloughs with hundreds of ducks. Large equipment barn, 40 x 60 shop with living quarters. Price: Reduced to $1,875,000

Twin Creek Ranch Cass County

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www.TexasFarmsAndRanches.com Mark Coleman/Broker-Pilot markwcoleman@gmail.com (903) 738-9420 direct | (888) 80-RANCH toll free direct 4138 US Hightway 259 l Longview, Texas 75605 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/517

Rains County

150± Acres | Rains County Executive or corporate retreat, 150 acres with almost 5,000 square feet custom Swedish Spruce log home with everything from elevator, outdoor kitchen/pool area, three separate porches, horse barn with apartment, three other full size guest houses. Huge workshop, two stocked ponds. Located at end of county road. Priced well below market. Price: $1,875,000

240± Acres | Wood County | Property ID: 1484657

552 FM 2869 Wood County

Spectacular and exquisite ranch estate on 240± acres with gorgeous views from every angle, spring fed three-acre lake, two 450’ wells, highly improved pastures irrigated with reel system, two barns, workshop and miles of pipe fencing. Property includes four guest homes, large pool area with extensive landscaping, pool house with kitchen, full bath, wet bar and dining area. Dream tree house with two twin beds and A/C. Multiple decks, fire pit. Screened porch and storm cellar.

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CC H er ber Co. R ea l Estat e

175± Acres | Mason County Property ID: 1392245 Wow!!! Scenic, rugged, convenient, end of road privacy, wildlife, peace and quiet! What an ideal weekend/ recreational getaway these 175 acres of beautiful rolling Mason County Hill Country provide. Awesome views overlooking unspoiled country side abound from the 2007 built three bedroom, two bath rock ranch house.

Undulating terrain contains several draws encompassed with a wide diversity of vegetative cover that provides excellent wildlife habitat. Additional improvements consist of a 30x30 garage/workshop, three car carport/pole barn and screened in game cleaning area. Simply a great setting for the ultimate get-a-way! Price: $1,025,000

Rock Creek Ranch Mason County

NE Edwards County Ranch

Big Ranch Country

Edwards County

Mason-Menard County

100± Acres | Mason-Menard County | Property ID: 1405340 ‘Big Ranch Country’ recreational ranch with primary feature being 1.25± miles of wet-weather creek lined with rocky bluffs and gentle slopes. 353 acre ranch is also offered in 100 to 135 acre tracts. Multiple good quality building sites are located atop rocky bluffs overlooking varied terrain. Excellent wildlife property, with mostly large ranches in the area, contains heavy vegetative cover with a mix of oak, cedar, persimmon, agarita and mesquite. Lots of paved FM road frontage! $350,315 to $1,238,965.

304± Acres | Edwards County | Property ID: 1593453 Great recreational getaway in NE Edwards County. Comfortable ranch house with two bedrooms, one bath and will convey turnkey - minus owners’ personal items. Old rock water holding tank could make future swimming pool. Rolling terrain with heavy vegetative cover consisting primarily of oak, persimmon and cedar. Large dry creek bed traverses property, some portions with rock bluffs. Many native and exotic animals in the area. The property is located 40 miles from I-10. Price: $800,000

Premier View Gillespie County

Palo Alto Gillespie County

12.76± Acres | Gillespie County | Property ID: 1024299 Premier view building site, situated atop a flat-top hill, overlooking a private pond and delivering long distant views. Situated at the crown of the hill, the building site offers an off the road setting with a good sense of privacy. Oaks are sprinkled across the property and cedar breaks have been strategically allowed to preserve the country feel. The landscape is gently to moderately sloping and masked in an abundance of native grasses. One of the best view sites available! Price: $259,900

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99.96± Acres | Gillespie County | Property ID: 1116293 Fantastic end of the road location just minutes from Fredericksburg. Ideal horse property that is comprised of deep sandy soils, 40 acres coastal and an additional 30 acres of barren fields that can easily be converted to grassland. Over 3,000 feet of dependable Palo Alto Creek. End of the road, private, and convenient! Price: $990,000

CC H er ber Co. R ea l Estat e

Wine Country Views Gillespie County

171.02± Acres | Gillespie County | Property ID: 938961 This ranch is situated between Fredericksburg and Stonewall and overlooks the Wine Country Corridor.

It is nicely-elevated with a superb hill-top building site and outstanding views throughout. A yearround pond and cabin are added bonuses. Enjoy end-of-road privacy while at the doorstep of the wine country. Price: $1,280,000

www.CCHerber.com info@ccherber.com (830) 997-4323 145 East Main Street | Fredericksburg, Texas 78624 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/1788

Andy Moore Mountain Gillespie County

End-of-Road Gillespie County

99± Acres | Gillespie County | Property ID: 1589696 This property, North of Fredericksburg in the Willow City area, offers stunning long-range views from the top of Andy Moore Mountain and overlooks the well-known Willow City Loop. Situated off the beaten path, it lends itself to a nice get-a-way or possibly more remote home site.

Rugged, with dense cedar and predominant Live Oak tree coverage, you will find yourself soaking in views, cool breezes, and the great outdoors.

Price: $524,700

83± Acres | Gillespie County | Property ID: 1114059 East of Fredericksburg, this one has much potential for your weekend get-away or future home. It offers end-of-road privacy, views, a large earthen pond, and excellent wildlife habitat. The 1980’s manufactured home, small hunter’s cabin, carport, livestock barn and solid set of pens make this one ready to enjoy. Price: $695,000

Hilltop

Gillespie County

T Bar J Gillespie County

60± Acres | Gillespie County | Property ID: 1479230 Situated north of Fredericksburg with SH 16 frontage, this three bedroom, four-and-a-half bath multi-level home is functional but really stands out as a place to entertain. Features include lower-level entertainment area, swimming pool, RV barn/shop and studio/shop building. Productive grazing land, majority in improved grasses or native pasture, some wooded areas. Price: $1,025,000

100± Acres | Gillespie County Just a couple miles outside Fredericksburg, these 100 acres offers a superb hilltop view, a year-round pond, rolling terrain and a 1993-built Mediterranean-style three bedroom, two bath home. There are multiple sites with terrific views to consider building your dream home. Well maintained property with multi-purpose barn, perimeter and cross fencing. Price: $1,100,000

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1,769± Acres La Plata County, Colorado Property ID: 1124641 One of the largest privately owned ranches near Durango, this exquisite 1,769-acre ranch has 1.6 miles of the La Plata River running through the property. First-class improvements include a 6,780-square-foot main residence, guest home, manager’s home, barns and shops plus ponds, hay meadows, high quality pasture and exceptional wildlife.

Contact Carl Luppens, (303) 394-1400 or Ron Morris, (970) 535-0881. Price: $22,000,000

Indian Shadow Ranch La Plata County, Colorado

Deer Creek Ranch Carbon County, Wyoming

Bonsall Farm

1,348± Acres | Carbon County, Wyoming Property ID: 1612780

San Deigo County, California

140± Acres | San Diego County, California Property ID: 431563 This working ranch offers sophisticated living with easy access to San Diego, Orange and Los Angeles counties. Consists of approximately 140 acres of citrus and avocado groves, alfalfa fields, pastures, ponds and paddocks surrounding a charming three bedroom, two bath hacienda, ancillary living quarters, barns and workshops. Contact Billy Long, (970) 948-1333.

Price: $11,950,000

1,848± Acres | Teton County, Wyoming Property ID: 997271 An exceptional property in an extraordinary setting, the 1,848-acre legacy ranch abuts three miles of the legendary Snake River, is surrounded by Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks and is just ten minutes from the renowned Jackson Hole. Contact Billy Long, (970) 948-1333 or Ron Morris, (970) 535-0881. Price: $68,700,000

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1,348‑ deeded acres situated at the foot of Pennock Mountain with two miles of Deer Creek meandering through the property. The ranch is located near the Old Baldy Club with privacy, wildlife, scenery, water, and turnkey improvements.

An exceptional lifestyle and recreation ranch or an excellent horse/cattle operation. Contact Ron Morris, (970) 535-0881. Price: $2,500,000

Walton Ranch Teton County, Wyoming

R a nch M a r k et i ng A ssoci at es

www.RMABrokers.com info@rmabrokers.com (855) 535-0881 PO Box 160 | Johnstown, Colorado 80534 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/14243

Half Moon Bar Lodge Jackson County, Oregon

80± Acres | Jackson County, Oregon Nestled among some of the most breathtaking country in the world, this private guest ranch has hundreds of feet of Rogue River frontage. Eighty beautiful acres with lodge and cabins are surrounded by thousands of acres of remote wilderness. Access is by jet boat or private air strip. Contact Billy Long, (970) 948-1333. Price: $2,400,000

Rising Hearts East Garfield County, Colorado

126± Acres | Garfield County, Colorado This 126-acre premier performance horse operation conveniently located near Glenwood Springs and close to Aspen and Vail features a new 6,814-squarefoot trophy home and a 48,000-square-foot barn and arena. This property can work for breeding, showing or any quality horse enterprise. Adjacent 130 acres are available for $2,200,000. Contact Billy Long, (970) 948-1333 or Mike Deer, (970) 618-3081. Price: $4,700,000

Difficulty Creek Ranch Carbon County, Wyoming

22,236± Acres | Carbon County, Wyoming Located 60 minutes from the upscale town of Saratoga near national forest and the Medicine Bow River, this 22,236 total acre ranch is a year-round cow/calf operation with hay production.

The ranch has a private airstrip, 11 fenced pastures and carrying capacity for 350± animal units. Improvements consist of a main home, guest home, hunting lodge, livestock working facilities and horse barn. Contact Ron Morris, (970) 535-0881. Price: $6,500,000

12,505± Acres | Custer County, Colorado Property ID: 1172039

Boyer Ranch Custer County, Colorado

12,505 total acre cattle and hay production ranch rimmed by the Sangre de Cristo Mountains just one-and-a-half hours from Colorado Springs. Well-watered with over 18 CFS of water rights, streams, ponds and wells irrigating 700 acres putting up 1,200 tons of premium hay. Runs 900-1,000 yearling cattle. Contact Ron Morris, (970) 535-0881. Price: $9,000,000

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Bart Jones/Broker jones3bart@gmail.com (830) 928-4820 200 Fairway Drive | Kerrville, Texas 78028 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/37026

Big Hill Kerr County

64± Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 130041 64 acres with fantastic 10 mile views. A heavily wooded property with a nice canyon. One of the highest home sites in the area. Located about 45 minutes from San Antonio and about four miles from I10. A short drive to Kerrville or Comfort. Property has an existing home which needs updating.

Agricultural Exemption, partially fenced, and additional acreage available. Price: $576,000.

Thomas/Wright Ranch Kerr County

468± Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1030410 This 468-acre ranch is part of the original Faltine Ranch, located close to Kerrville. It has heavy woods with a few shallow canyons. It is low fenced and is a good White-tail deer hunting ranch. It currently has cows and is agricultural exempt. This could be a good recreational or working ranch.

The best part is that it is only about 15 minutes to Kerrville. Price: $3,047,200

Allen Ranch Kerr County

92± Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1047404 This 92 acres is typical rolling hill country land. It is heavily wooded and has good grasses. There is good drainage to fill the seasonal pond. Several good elevations for home sites. It is 45 minutes to San Antonio and about four miles to Center Point. It has White-tail deer, is agriculture exempt and additional acreage is available. A great price at $414,000.

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www.SimpsonRanches.com Anthony Simpson anthony@simpsonranches.com (210) 854-6365 247 Valley View | Kerrville, Texas 78028 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/44747

1,372± Acres | Dimmit County Property ID: 1574331 This prime high fenced deer hunting property is located near big wells with frontage on highway 468. This is “red dirt country” that has excellent brush and habitat for the trophy whitetails it supports. Water is dispersed to five tanks and five concrete troughs by a carrizo water well. A nicely appointed southwestern lodge can entertain large groups. Completely turnkey. Contact Chris Slaughter, (210) 835-6403.

Ernst Ranch Atascosa County

578± Acres | Atascosa County | Property ID: 1487655 This high fenced ranch has been completely managed and improved for the whitetailed deer enthusiast. The water supply is excellent and can keep the five tanks on the ranch filled for the wildlife. Beautiful brush with some big mesquite, persimmson and hackberry. A two bedroom, one bath cabin, barn, cooler and grain storage complete the headquarter. Contact Rick Slaughter, (210) 389-4954.

500± Acres | Duval County | Property ID: 1574346 Located south of Freer, this low fenced hunting ranch is classic brush country with scattered big bull mesquites. Water is supplied by one submersible well and one windmill. Two tanks water the wildlife and a three bedroom one-and-a-half bath house with covered porches and covered BBQ patio provides lodging. Seven blinds and multiple feeders convey. Contact Anthony Simpson, (210) 854-6365

Geaux Ranch Duval County

Dos Hermanas Frio County

1,274± Acres | Frio County | Property ID: 1021039 90 minutes from San Antonio this hunting ranch has it all! Nice lodge and headquarter, good water system throughout the ranch, large tanks, excellent brush, trophy whitetail, blackbuck, axis and completely high fenced with level III MLD. This is a great ranch for anyone that enjoys hunting and the outdoors.

Contact Anthony Simpson, (210) 854-6365.

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Bill Johnson & Associates

Real Estate Company www.BJRE.com William R. Johnson, Jr./Broker billjohnson@bjre.com (979) 865-5969 420 East Main Street | Bellville, Texas 77418 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/9287

2SClydesdales Fayette County

84.74± Acres | Fayette County Property ID: 1561319

This noted Clydesdale breeding and training facility is located in Fayette County, midway between Weimer and Schulenburg. The 84.737 acre property is divided into five pastures with a 30-acre Coastal Bermuda field used for hay production. There are eighteen traps; four with loafing sheds, all serviced by piped water and troughs. The property, with frontage on the I-10 Feeder Road/Holub Road, is gently rolling with a few scattered oak trees. The spacious main home with four bedrooms, two baths, 2,048 square feet of living area, was built in 2001. The home’s exterior is of lap Hardie siding with a metal roof. Nestled in a grove of oak trees, the home is accessed by a private entrance along a scenic, tree-lined, winding drive. The custom horse barn, built in 2005, features 21 horse stalls, a comfortable one-bedroom, one-bath apartment downstairs and a comparable two bedroom, one bath apartment upstairs, which features a viewing window overlooking the horse stalls. The horse barn has a room for storage of feed, hay and shavings, an equipment storage area, wash rack, floor drain, a mosquito and fly control system, exhaust fan and washer/dryer hookups. A six-horse EquiCiser walker is separately fenced just a short distance from the horse barn facility. Price: $1,195,000

226.50± Acres | Austin County | Property ID: 1496597

Smith Road Farm Austin County

This sprawling 226-plus acre ranch is just 60 miles northwest of Houston, Texas, easily accessible from Interstate 10. It offers 25 acres of woods laced with a creek and trails for horseback riding or hiking. There are six livestock ponds, two of which are superb for fishing or canoeing and a complimentary canoe is included! Mature agave and lively oak trees greet you along the quarter-mile entrance drive, ideal for a leisurely evening stroll or morning jog, and leading to the Spanish-style main house, with a sparkling pool and spa for relaxing afternoons. Adjoining the main stabled barn is a 20-acre horse pasture where three friendly horses, that can be your very own, live and play. The ranch is equipped with a sand arena, round pen and corrals. And a nearby vintage hot walker makes a fitting backdrop. Convenient to the main house is a quaint guest house, and a one-room cabin with a kitchen, bath and wood-stove is invitingly nestled on the edge of the woods. The property is only four miles from historic Bellville, the seat of Austin county, and home to many quaint shops and restaurants. Price: $2,850,000

82.74± Acres | Austin County | Property ID: 1553271 Center Hill Ranch’s 82± acres has much to offer its proud owner. One enters this ranch through a striking gated entrance and meanders through impressive live oak trees to the main ranch home, nestled on a hill among large native trees.

The historic main home, circa early 1900’s, features three bedrooms and twoand-a-half baths, a parlor, fireplace, nice front porch, lovely refinished pine wood planking floors with brick pavers in the family room. The home overlooks a sixacre lake and has a spacious back yard with a swimming pool, gazebo, flagstone patio, pool surround and sidewalks, and a sizable fire pit. In addition, the property includes a four-car garage with a second floor living area and office space, an airconditioned work shop area, ideal for wood working, an art studio or restoration projects. The metal equipment barn has four-horse stalls and an air-conditioned tack room. Three deep water wells and an extensive irrigation system provide a cover of lush coastal grasses. All of the comforts afforded a ranch owner are here to be enjoyed minutes from the city limits of Bellville or a relaxing one hour and 15 minute drive from Houston. Price: $1,796,000

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www.ReataRanchRealty.com Michele “Mitch” Smith/Broker mitch@reataranchrealty.com (325) 347-4702 cell | (830) 992-3045 office Fredericksburg, Texas view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/70654

293.34± Acres McCulloch County Property ID: 1537172

Lovely 293-acre ranch located along HWY 71 approximately 15 miles east of Brady. Beautiful rock entry takes you to your first introduction to the huge granddaddy live oak trees found on the property. The fabulous two-story cedar lodge has soaring beamed ceilings, two stairways, four bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, two-story rock fireplace with carved longhorn mantel, standing seam metal roof and Geo Thermal Heating/AC (no outdoor compressors!) The lodge is surrounded by oak trees and overlooks a three-acre lake.

Perfect for entertaining big parties or for a quiet get together with family and friends.

McCulloch County

Packsaddle Ranch Llano County

1,447± Acres | Llano County | Property ID: 1176514 This spectacular ranch is being offered for sale featuring 1,447 acres, the historic Packsaddle Mountains, 4,000-foot year-round Honey Creek and excellent location.

Less than ten miles from the Horseshoe Bay Lake Resort with HWY 71 frontage, you can’t miss this ranch as you drive by the Packsaddle Mountains with the infamous “falling rock”. It will be hard to find another ranch that has such easy access, superb location, LIVE water, improvements, many beautiful homesites with miles of views... all to call your own for your family to enjoy for years to come.

355± Acres | Mason County

C-5 Ranch Mason County

Turnkey 355-acre high-fenced ranch on HWY 29 outfitted with shooting range, large metal building with hunter’s dream getaway, five surface tanks, excellent quantity and quality underground water, elevation changes giving you gorgeous uninterrupted views across Mason County. Game-managed for whitetail and exotics. Axis and Oryx currently inhabit the ranch as well. Box blinds, protein feeders, custom skinning rack and much more. Please contact for complete list of items to convey.

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www.LandAdvisors.com Carlotta McLean/Broker | cmclean@landadvisors.com Tim Riley/Broker | triley@landadvisors.com (512) 327-3010 Barton Oaks Plaza ll, Suite 525 901 S. Mopac l Austin, Texas 78746 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/135

Caldwell County

2,212.25± Acres | Caldwell County | Property ID: 1546212 The Open R Ranch is ready for immediate recreational enjoyment and the diversity of the property allows for a profitable cattle, horse, agricultural or managed wildlife operation. It has two modest ranch houses of 1,425 square feet and 1,200 square feet and a 3,600 square feet home built in 1995. In addition to the homes, the property has over 7,000 square feet of ranch related buildings including sheds, barns and storage areas. The property is high fenced on all sides and includes rolling hills and level pastures. The confluence of Brushy Creek and Plum Creek is located on the property and it features close to 2.75 miles of both sides of Plum Creek and over two miles of both sides of Brushy Creek. In addition to numerous ponds, Brushy Creek flows into a 37 acre lake located on the property.

The proximity to major thoroughfares, including Highway 21, Highway 183 and Highway 142, provides easy access to small and large cities in every direction.

Owner will consider selling all or part. Price: $10,500,000

O Bar Ranch, Lot 5 Hays County

JR Circle Bar Ranch Blanco County

790± Acres | Blanco County | Property ID: 1395684 100± Acres | Hays County | Property ID: 1627223 O Bar Ranch is a one of a kind ranch community featuring fifteen, 100 acre ranches encompassing 1,558 acres. Located in Driftwood Texas, the O Bar Ranch is only 20 minutes from downtown Austin, a few short miles to the famed Salt Lick restaurant and is adjacent to over 10,000 acres of protected Hill County land. Planned amenities for O Bar Ranch include a clubhouse with a pool and tennis courts, horse facilities and owner’s suites, a private gated entrance and over 12 miles of nature trails. The terrain at O Bar Ranch includes rolling hills with views of the Hill Country, preserves and both downtown Austin and Buda.

The property is graced with countless legacy live oaks, post oaks and forests of mountain laurels. In addition, you will find areas with magnificent open meadows and untouched bird habitats. The diversity and magnitude of the project allows each owner a choice in attributes that captures the allure of the Texas Hill County.

Price: $1,950,000

1,479± Acres | Travis County | Property ID: 120122 Roughly 1,479 acres of beautiful Hill Country. Featuring incredible vistas, rolling hills, a gentle spring fed creek and beautiful live oak trees. The geographic region offers tremendous access to nature parks and preserves. There are over 10,000 acres within five miles of the property that have been preserved. The Hill Country Galleria is 15 minutes from the site and downtown Austin is 40 minutes. This ranch has been held by one family since 1949. Price: $33,184,350

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PRICE REDUCED. 790± acres of absolutely stunning land in Blanco County between Hye and Blanco on Rocky Road. This ranch is in an area that still affords the opportunity to feel like you are in the middle of nowhere yet it is about an hour from Austin or San Antonio. At the center of the almost rectangular property is a magnificent spring-fed, crystal clear lake built by one of the premier dam builders of Central Texas. There are other likely lake sites on the ranch. Exotic and native wildlife roam the wild terrain of dramatic hills, deep canyons and stunning vistas. The dense forests found on the ranch include a variety of oaks, walnut and cherry with very little cedar. Price: $5,650,000

East Peacock Ranch Travis County

Dei t r a Robertson R ea l Estat e

Live Oaks and Wildlife

IKnowRanches.com Deitra Robertson/Broker Deitra@IKnowRanches.com (979) 921-9470 38351 FM 1736 | Hempstead, Texas 77445 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/ 5153

Irion County

884± Acres | Irion County Welcome to live oaks and wildlife. 884± beautiful acres located 30 miles northwest of El Dorado and 30 miles southwest of San Angelo. This ranch offers fantastic mountain top views and dramatic elevation change. “Wildlife abound” including whitetail deer, wild turkey and quail. A great network of roads and electricity throughout plus a three-year-old water well. Everything you need is here for an awesome hunting getaway. Property film brochure available. Listing Agent: Matthew Menke, (936) 825-5256, Matthew@IKnowRanches.com. Showings are accompanied and upon request. Offered at $1,769,260 Virtual tour: http://vimeo.com/77175993

Brazos Bluff Ranch Waller County

232.45± Acres | Waller County 232.459 acres on the beautiful Brazos River. This unique piece of history offers breathtaking views of the famous Brazos River and a large oxbow lake for fishing and hunting. This ranch had prior duck leases, but has not been hunted since 2012. There are two working wells, a shed, and open barn and hay barn – all in good condition.

There are many incredible home sites, excellent access by two frontage roads, completely fenced and excellent neighbors. Property can be sub-divided. Listing Agent: Ashley Kruse, (832) 528-2773, Ashley@IKnowRanches.com. Showings are accompanied and upon request. Offered at $2,500,000

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www.WeSellRanchLand.com Helen Dockal/Broker timdockal@verizon.net (325) 347-8020 705 San Antonio/Hwy 87 S l Mason, Texas 76856 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/4132

224± Acres | Mason County Property ID: 1469289

Leon Creek Ranch Mason County

Private ranch located in ruggedly beautiful hill country setting. Leon Creek traverses the property for approximately 1,100 feet, flowing even in times of severe drought. High bluffs and mile long views are just a small part of this unique ranch. Owner will guarantee water well. Deer, turkey,feral hog are found in plentiful supply. Property is conventionally fenced. This ranch is a very rare find. You will seldom have the opportunity to purchase a ranch with the raw beauty and qualities of Leon Creek Ranch! Price: $828,800

375± Acres | San Saba County Property ID: 1052017 This beautiful, rugged, unspoiled hunting and livestock ranch is located in southwest San Saba County. It offers a well, tank and fabulous terrain changes. Access is by county road. Price: $993,750

Fredonia Ranch San Saba County

Cherokee Ranch San Saba County

135± Acres | San Saba County Property ID: 1177871 The perfect getaway place for hunting and/or running a few head of cattle. Wildlife abounds, and the creek creates a quiet, peaceful haven to relax and enjoy all nature has to offer. Awesome new cabin and guest cabin nestled under a canopy of huge life oaks. Also, includes a metal barn and good water well. Price: $725,000

333± Acres | Mason County Property ID: 1127728 Located near Art, Texas, with FM 1900 frontage, this is a classic Mason County ranch! Rolling terrain, seasonal creeks, ponds, views, and wildlife! Price: $915,750

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Z-Bar Ranch McCulloch County

8,062± Acres | McCulloch County Property ID: 980007 A rare opportunity awaits you to purchase one of Texas’ finest hunting ranches nestled deep in the heart of Texas near Brady. This scenic masterpiece ranch features the finest of details from decades of planning. Consisting of live oak-covered pastureland, gently rolling hills, high-fenced, and improved roads throughout; Z-Bar Ranch is the perfect setting for family or corporate retreats! Awarded numerous land conservation awards. Whitetail deer breeding program with 200 B&C genetics formulated for over ten years. Big buck and turkey hunter’s paradise! Multiple living quarters, watering systems, steel corrals, large barns and much more.

The 7,500-square-foot luxury lodge is a masterpiece in and of itself with breath taking views. Z-Bar Ranch is truly one-of-a-kind. All amenities are included. Price: $27,500,000

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www.MarkhamRealty.com G.K. (Jeff) Markham/Broker contact@markhamrealty.com (936) 295-5989 2715 11th Street | Huntsville, Texas 77340 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/4266

44± Acres | Trinity County

Trinity County Showplace Trinity County

A well-maintained country property in the sought after Groveton I.S.D. The tree-shaded home site overlooks a very pretty two acres stocked lake. Built in 1993, the home features four bedrooms and three baths, formal living and dining rooms, large family room with a wood burning stove, breakfast area and many other features. The home has a separate oversize, two-car garage and other out buildings. The land is currently in hay production and maintaining an agriculture exemption. The property is totally fenced and has a wooded back corner. In addition to the lake behind the home, there is another nice pond and small creek. Surrounded on three sides by wooded tracts with wildlife abundant. Full time residence or an outstanding weekend property, this place is ready for your enjoyment. Price: $479,500

Stone Hill Walker County

27.53± Acres | Walker County | Property ID: 1499062 A showplace built to the highest of standards! This stunning property is on 27.5 acres of beautiful, rolling, tree-shaded pastures with excellent horse improvements.

The focal point of the property is a 2.8-acre, professionally-managed trophy bass lake. The home, built in 2010, features over 5,000 square feet of beautifully appointed living space. The many features of the home include: premium metal roof; hickory wood, tile and high-end carpet flooring; Italian hand-picked granite countertops; master suite complete with exercise and safe room; Wolf/Subzero appliances; Pella windows and doors; wine and drink coolers; rock fireplace with mesquite mantel; four zone heating and cooling; custom landscaping with 23-station sprinkler system; 50-KW propane generator. The additional property features are: custom pool with waterfall; three metal buildings (shop, horse barn and hay barn); concrete and paver stone drives; all underground utilities; cottage or employee home; gated entry; three water wells with 20-KW back-up generator. Price: $2,250,000

39.61± Acres | Walker County This wonderful five-bedroom home is less than one hour’s drive from Houston Intercontinental Airport. The property backs to the Sam Houston National Forest and fronts on FM 2296 just 30 minutes north of The Woodlands. The home features a gourmet kitchen to delight any chef, large living areas, game room, two master suites on first floor and sweeping porches for enjoying the wonderful views. The back yard has a beautiful pool surrounded by wrought iron fencing and there is a covered outdoor kitchen.

There is a five-stall horse barn, two ponds, RV covered parking and a security system. The hilltop setting offers beauty and privacy and the convenient location makes this an ideal country home near the city. Price: $1,195,000

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Lloyd Ranch Erath County

320.44± Acres | Erath County | Property ID: 1517785 Custom-built home sitting under beautiful mature trees located in Erath County, Texas. This property offers 320± acres that makes a perfect cattle ranch with Coastal Bermuda and native grasses for grazing and hay production. An irrigation system with a pivot and six pasture risers coupled with cross fencing for rotational grazing protect the ranch against dry weather years. Partly wooded area provides good hunting and recreational opportunities. The two-story colonial home has plenty of room for family gatherings or social events. This ranch is located along paved highway minutes from Stephenville. If a functional, all around ranch is what you are looking for, you certainly want to see this one! Price: $1,215,000

66.91± Acres | Bosque County | Property ID: 1008370 Come see this beautiful, heavily-treed horse property with nine pastures, new home, two Trinity wells, Coastal Bermuda pasture, and 20 acres of cover for hunting. RV hookups, sewer dump, and slick wire fence makes this a great horse property. Includes a 150’ x 115’ indoor arena with kitchen, two restrooms, and party room with a fireplace and central HVAC. Additional improvements include a 120-foot round pen, 28-stall barn with an office, tack, wash rack, and a programmable six-horse hot walker. New southwestern main house has 2,560 square feet of space with split bedrooms with carpet and concrete flooring. Located along popular State Highway 6 in Bosque County. Price: $975,000

780± Acres | Erath County Property ID: 1547259

www.UCAllianceRealty.com Brent Graves/Broker-Auctioneer brent@allianceauctioneers.com (254) 965-4040 148 W College Ave | Stephenville, Texas 76401 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/52026

DeColores Ranch Bosque County

3 Roper’s Ranch

This premier 780± acres come with irrigated Coastal Bermuda and native grasses, a gorgeous 35-acre private lake and custom built 7,112-square-foot home with swimming pool. This property offers two irrigation wells, a seasonal creek, good tree cover and multiple ponds making 192.85± Acres | Comanche County it great for hunting deer, ducks, turkey Property ID: 1145868 and hogs. The private lake offers plenty If a beautiful piece of land is what you are looking for, you have of relaxing hours and memories with an found it here! Located along a paved Farm to Market road with attached sun deck, water slide and boat easy access this 192 acres is mostly Coastal Bermuda grass dock for all of your warm weather water with some native grasses and good tree density with mature activities. This gorgeous home includes six hardwoods perfect for hunting deer, turkey, quail and dove. Indian bedrooms, seven-and-a-half bathrooms Creek runs through this property offering a seasonal water source and seven garage stalls. The master bedroom includes its own breakfast bar and master bathroom for the abundant wildlife. It is perfect to cross fence and manage for with generous amenities. Additional improvements include a hunter’s cabin, horse barn with stalls, rotational grazing or hay production. This property won’t last long, five-bay shop and pipe corrals. This is a dream property in a great area and will serve the opulent come see it soon! Price: $646,048 land owner for years to come. Price: $4,725,000 393± Acres | Erath County | Property ID: 1462030

Comanche County

Happy Farms Erath County

Wild Turkey Ranch Erath County

The Wild Turkey Ranch located in Erath County has everything you could want on a recreational property. The centerpiece of Wild Turkey Ranch is a six±-acre lake that is full of bass, catfish and crappie. The property also sports five additional ponds, one of which is a proven duck hunting pond.

The property provides the avid hunter plenty of game including whitetail deer, wild hogs, dove and of course, wild turkey. The property has been developed in recent years as a top recreational ranch with numerous game feeders that provide archery and rifle blinds at each feeder. Nearly 18 miles of moderate to challenging trails traverse the ranch throughout the 100’ elevation changes.

Accommodations at the Wild Turkey Ranch are not lacking in the least. The ranch comes with two log cabins that are separated by Stewart Lake and each have their own entrance from the county road and their own boat dock. Both residences have their own barns for equipment storage.

The Wild Turkey Ranch is one of the premier recreational ranches on the market today, you will certainly compare this property to all others on the market! Price: $1,995,000

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www.HomeLandProperties.com (936) 295-2500 1600 Normal Park Huntsville, Texas 77340 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/2626

672.75± Acres | Liberty County Property ID: 1615842 Dayton, Texas - Excellent development potential. Within 30 minutes of Bush Intercontinental Airport. Development increasing in area with demand from the coastal ports, refineries and factories. Uniquely rolling for the area. Priced right! Sloping to gently rolling in mixed pine. Bisected by French Creek. Linney Creek is along southwest boundary. AADT (2012) on Hwy 321 is 8,500 vehicles and on FM 1008 is 5,300 vehicles. Price: $2,953,440 or $4,395 per acre

672 Acres HWY 321 & FM 1008 Liberty County

703 Acres - HWY 94 Trinity County

703± Acres | Trinity County | Property ID: 1512458 Groveton, Texas - Paved highway frontage. Managed forest. Prime location/area. High fence potential. Abundance of access for division, if desired. 1st time open market offering. Historic forestry/timberland ownership. Wildlife/hunting/camping/outdoors. Rolling topography & wooded in managed pine/hardwood forest. Price: $2,456,985 or $3,495 per acre

710± Acres | Walker County | Property ID: 1591730 Huntsville, Texas - Nestled along Huntsville’s south boundary with Sam Houston National Forest bordering along south and east lines. Adjoins Spring Lake Subdivision (private, small, custom residential). Just north of Elkins Lake Subdivision (country club with golf course). Close proximity to Huntsville State Park. High hill tops from a steady ridge to excellent lake site drains. Situated within Huntsville’s ETJ (use is subject to approval). Excellent ranch or development potential.

High rolling hills to 424-foot elevation. Wooded in mix scattered pines and hardwood. Natural understory. Excellent drainage, no floodplain. Price: $3,017,500 or $4,250 per acre

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Private Peninsula Estate Tom Green County

Ryan Newlin/Agent ryan.newlin@era.com (325) 277-2828 1722 W Avenue N | San Angelo, Texas 76904 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/37787

2± Acres | Tom Green County | Property ID: 1458883 Private two acre peninsula estate with breathtaking views of Lake Nasworthy. Exquisite detailing that includes custom tile, stone, and woodwork. Gourmet kitchen with sub-zero and Viking appliances. Features a massive center island and cherry wood counters. Two dishwashers, ovens, sinks, and gas cook tops. Large outdoor cooking area is next to the enclosed boathouse with three slips. Perfect for someone who appreciates the value of privacy coupled with the 626 feet of water frontage right outside your back door. Can be sold with all furniture and watercrafts. Price: $2,800,000

5,946± Acres Runnels County One of the finest ranches on the market today. The ranch consists of 5,946 acres that is easily accessible with HWY 67 frontage.

This ranch is ideal for livestock and hunting with multiple water sources, an airstrip, pastures, large mesquite and live oak trees. The ranch has four-and-a-half miles of Mustang Creek with several springs. There are eight perennial ponds that are spring fed. Located 13 miles north of Lake Ivie, there are good fishing and recreational opportunities. You will find some of the best hunting in Texas right here on the Runnels County Ranch. The ranch has been game managed and hunted lightly for several years. There are a good number of trophy white tail deer as well as free-ranging black buck antelope. There are abundant quail and turkey as well. You can’t find hunting like this all under one fence for this price anywhere in Texas. Call about the minerals that convey.

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Kinney County

780± Acres | Kinney County Property ID: 1629261

Hilltop Ranch

780± acre turn-key hunting ranch.

Eighth of the minerals convey (all owned).

Great deer herd! 30 bred does released in 2010. High-fenced, good south Texas brush, game-managed for the past five years. Two tanks. Great dove hunting, as well as great quail. Price: $1,794,000

Comanche County

321± Acres Comanche County Property ID: 1431444 Beautiful 321 acres located just outside Brownwood, Texas. Mixed use cattle/recreational ready-to-go.

Custom four-bedroom, two-bath home with huge views, bunk house and equipment barn. Front half is an excellent cattle/horse ranch, two large tanks, gorgeous oak cover.

Remainder of ranch is loaded with wildlife, great brush/hardwood tree cover and large pond. Abundant deer, dove, turkey, and varmints. 25 percent of minerals to convey with sale. Price: $1,290,000

Kinney Hunting Ranch Kinney County

765.89± Acres | Kinney County | Property ID: 1093829 765±acres Kinney County, Texas. 25 miles from Brackettville, great access through Kickapoo Cavern State Park. Beautiful rolling hills, great tree cover (oaks, ceder, pinion pine, mesquite ) Property has had a management program in place for over ten years. Abundant whitetail, axis, hogs, turkey.

Electric and water well in place. Partial minerals convey. Price: $880,773

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Stockdale Lodge Wilson County

83± Acres | Wilson County | Property ID: 1447805 Listed $100,000 below recent appraisal! Gorgeous home on 83± acres. Northwest of Nixon, Texas, recently finished five-bedroom, five-bath main house. Large pool and patio great for entertaining. Rolling hills loaded with large oak trees, six ponds, very secluded! Separate two-bedroom, two-bath cabin, along with two-bedroom, two-bath barn. Price: $925,000

313± Acres | Gonzales County Property ID: 1603970 Approximately 3,300 of San Marcos River with gorgeous native pecan river bottom.

Partial minerals to convey, one large lake (approximately five acres) additional ten tanks. Four carrizo artesian water wells, four additional domestic wells. Good fencing nine pastures, center pivot covers approximately 40 acres. Two metal barns 100’x50’, other 40’x50’ with pens and equipment shed. Price: $2,504,400

San Marcos River Ranch Gonzales County

K e n t Lesley R ea l Estat e

www.KentLesley.com Kent Lesley/Broker kent@kentlesley.com (830) 596-1111 PO Box 7703 | Horseshoe Bay, Texas 78657 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/55867

Thunder Hill Ranch Llano County

939¹ Acres Llano County Property ID: 1627893 Thunder Hill Ranch is one of the crown jewels of Llano County and the Texas Hill Country. The ranch is located three miles east of Llano, 20 miles from Lake LBJ and Horseshoe Bay and 75 miles from Austin. Its 939 acres is a corporate dream that can sleep up to 40 people in the five houses which include a new Party Barn that sleeps 16 and a first class River House overlooking 3,500 feet of the year-round historical Llano River. 880 acres are under high fence broken down in two pastures, a 700-acre Whitetail Pasture with 200+ B and C whitetails and trophy black buck and a 180-acre Exotic Pasture with trophy gemsbok (41�+), aoudad, axis, red sheep, red fallow, black buck and trophy whitetails. There are two big lakes stocked with trophy bass. The 5,000 square-foot Party Barn includes a commercial kitchen, two living rooms, 2,000 square-foot covered patio with built-in BBQ cooker/smoker and outdoor kitchen overlooking a nine stage/ five station state of the art-lighted skeet range. The ranch is being sold turn-key with all designer furnishings in the houses to convey along with ranch equipment, ATVs and exotics. Price: $9,495,000

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www.Century21SunsetRealtors.com info@c21sunset.com (830) 997-9591 408 W. Main Street Fredericksburg, Texas 78624

San Saba County

Hill Country Proud, Fredericksburg Friendly

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790± Acres | San Saba County | Property ID: 1168845 This stunning 790-acre ranch has varied terrain with some old un-worked fields, draws with several earth tanks, rolling hills, wet weather creeks and bottom land. Views of countryside and live oaks, post oaks, mesquite, hackberry, persimmons, agarita, native grass and coastal. Improvements include two sets of working pens, hunter’s cabin, owner’s home, carport and old fall down barn. Several roads through property. Water well and county water system. Five draws provide great hunting possibilities. San Saba ISD. #66005 Price: $2,331,592

200-Acre Ranch Kimble County

290-Acre Ranch Blanco County

290± Acres | Blanco County | Property ID: 1539371 What a location! 290 acres only ten miles from Horseshoe Bay Post Office. Great views. Earthen tanks with water in them. Several good building sites and with two road frontage, this property could be divided easily. Property is fenced and cross fenced into five pastures with water well and storage tanks for water to various water troughs. No restrictions allow for ease, flexibility, and privacy for your recreational activities. #67159. Price: $2,064,225

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200± Acres | Kimble County Property ID: 1451174 Wonderful opportunity for private country living.

Outstanding hunting property under wildlife management exemption. 200 acres with an extremely well-done four-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath home built in 2008. Multiple outbuildings provide ample space for hobbies and/or workshop. Large walk-in cooler and butcher shop makes this a possible corporate or private hunting lodge. All existing game feeders and hunting blinds convey with the property. Very strong well, gated entrance, high-fenced garden tract. Zoned A/C and heat. Large patio with ranch views make for a wonderful relaxing experience. #66812. Price: $799,000

80-Acre Ranch Kendall County

80± Acres | Kendall County | Property ID: 1614951 Want a view? 80 acres with great views overlooking Boerne Lake with numerous building sites. Look north and watch the stars or gaze to the south to see lights of Boerne and San Antonio. Great place for your own hunting retreat.

Close to San Antonio or live here and have an easy in and out access to I-10.

Boerne school district. With the increasing amount of growth and sprawl from the north side of San Antonio, and the high demand for Hill Country acreage, consider this property for a potential investment for your buyers. #67518 Price: $559,600

Te x a s L e h m a n n B ro t h e r s

Corey Lehmann/Agent corey.lehmann@yahoo.com (830) 370-5602 1001 Water St. Suite B200 | Kerrville, Texas 78028 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/67810

Dragon Springs Ranch Kerr County

377Âą Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1364650 This beautiful Hill Country ranch is located three miles north of Kerrville on Highway 16. Behind the limestone entrance of Dragon Springs are two houses, two lakes, two water wells, a spring-fed swimming pool, paved roads, high-fences, and exotics. The 3,500-square-foot main house has three bedrooms, three baths, two large living rooms, two fire places, and a gorgeous master bedroom suite that connects to a large screened in porch over looking the spring-fed swimming pool. Sitting between the two stocked fishing lakes is a 1,700 square foot guest house with a large living room, full kitchen, and an over looking loft. Your guests will enjoy exquisite sunsets while sitting on the large patio over looking the hills and lakes. This property has abundant game-managed wildlife that includes whitetail, fallow, sika, axis, turkeys, mouflon, and hogs. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a Texas Hill Country gem located mere minutes from Kerrville. Contact Corey (830) 370-5602 to schedule your appointment to look at a truly one-of-a-kind Hill Country ranch! Price: $5,495,000

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www.AmericaHomesAndRanches.com Chris Griffin/Broker (830) 459-5263 superagent5000@gmail.com 713 Sidney Baker | Kerrville, Texas 78028 view all properties: LandsofTexas.com/member/169414

Tuscany Ranch Kerr County

486± Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1650294 486± acres, only minutes from downtown Kerrville! Location is between Comanche Trace and Riverhill subdivisions, and also between Hwy 16 and Hwy 173. Possible ideal development property or luxury retreat. Between two of Kerrville’s premier subdivisions and also surrounding the Kerrville-Schreiner City Park. Close to the Guadalupe River, and near the proposed wine trail. 360 views. Country quiet and heavily manicured, pond and wet weather creek goes through the property! Only $9,963,000

130 Acre Ranch Kerr County

130± Acres | Kerr County

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130± acres, overlooking Kerrville, Texas.

Adjoining Riverhill subdivision. Along Hwy 16 with some of the best 360 views and flat wide buildable sites. Hill Country view ranch at its finest. Beautiful hardwood trees and loaded with wildlife.

Must see to believe! Only $2,275,000

C B R E | B r o k a g e S er v i ces

www.CBRE.com/Austin Eric DeJernett, CCIM/Broker | eric.dejernett@cbre.com Carter Breed/Broker | carter.breed@cbre.com Josh Cameron/Broker | josh.cameron@cbre.com (512) 499-4900 100 Congress Ave, Suite 500 | Austin, Texas 78701

Crofoot Ranch Kerr and Kendall Counties

645± Acres | Kerr and Kendall Counties These stunning 645± acres located in Kerr and Kendall Counties offer picturesque views of the Texas Hill Country, abundant game and a nice mix of hardwood tress with native grass land. The ranch includes a seasonal creek lined with sycamore trees, two small lakes and dramatic hills reaching 1,900 feet. Just 15 minutes from Boerne, the property is well suited as a single ranch or has potential to be divided into smaller ranch properties. Price: $10,000 per acre or best offer.

C e n t u r y 2 1 R a n d a l l M o rr i s & A ss o c i a t es

Carter Morris carter@randallmorris.com | (512) 757-1555 Wade Dahl wadedahl@randallmorris.com | (512) 801-4812

San Marcos River Ranch Caldwell County

393± Acres | Caldwell County | Property ID: 1556849 Over one-and-a-half miles of gorgeous, highly desired and accessible San Marcos River frontage. Extensively groomed, with majestic pecans and oaks along the San Marcos River and Morrison Creek, which bisects the property. Cross-fenced into several improved grass pastures and cultivated Black Gumbo farmland.

Very efficient cattle working pens, 40’x80’ storage barn with caretaker’s apartment and separate office.

Huge recreational potential and wildlife galore, with lots of whitetail deer, turkeys, dove, hogs. In addition to its agricultural or recreational use, this property has development potential and can be divided and sold as two separate parcels , both having significant river frontage. Broker/Owner. Price: $5,425,000

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