Juno 44 Ranch — Val Verde County, Texas
A right-sized West Texas tract with good access, long views, and heavy wildlife traffic. Juno 44 sits inside a larger ranch community that carries Devils River access, making it a rare combination: a manageable piece of country with the recreational reach of a much bigger ranch. It's ready to hunt and camp on today, and ready to build on when you are.
Location
15± miles to Juno
50± miles to Sonora
55± miles to Comstock
87± miles to Del Rio
Deeded access to the Devils River within the community
Land & Terrain
Gently rolling hills roll between open pockets and heavier brush — usable ground where you want it, cover where the game wants it. The natural layout gives you clear building and camp sites without sacrificing privacy or the rugged character of the country.
Wildlife & Hunting
The area holds a strong mix of native and exotic game: whitetail, axis, sika, aoudad, blackbuck, and red stag, plus turkey, dove, and quail. Hunting pressure is low and the game moves freely across the community.
Additional
Currently under agricultural exemption.