Location
The ranch sits about 20± miles northwest of Menard, reached by county road to a gated entrance. San Angelo, the nearest city, is roughly 49± miles northwest, and Fredericksburg is about 107± miles southeast. The country here rolls gently and breaks into hills and bluffs, typical of the western Edwards Plateau.
Land & Terrain
The terrain moves from open pasture into heavy brush and native grasses across the 200± acres, with good grazing quality throughout. Caliche and dirt ranch roads and an ATV trail run through the property. Of the total, 130± acres sit behind high game fence built in 2025, with the remaining 70± acres in low or no fence.
Wildlife & Hunting
The high-fenced acreage carries a strong exotic population: axis, fallow, blackbuck, aoudad, red stag, oryx, and rams, hunted alongside native whitetail, turkey, dove, and quail. Hogs add year-round action. Predator-resistant fencing protects the game herd.
Hunting Improvements
The ranch conveys turnkey. Eleven blinds, eight homemade tower boxes and three archery tripods, stay with the sale, along with eleven feeders ranging from 100 to 500 pounds, a game cleaning station, a walk-in cooler, and cleared shooting lanes.
Water
A private electric well draws from the Edwards aquifer at 20± GPM, serving the cabin and a 1± acre lined pond near headquarters. A water storage tank provides backup supply.
Lodging & Improvements
A cabin in the Morgan-building style and a separate bunk house provide lodging at headquarters. Two storage containers round out the improvements.
Utilities
Electric service comes from AEP through a single meter at headquarters. Water is supplied by the well, and the property is on septic.
Remarks
Spotted Creek Ranch is unrestricted, which leaves a buyer room to run it as a private or commercial hunting operation. It fits someone looking for a turnkey high-fenced ranch with an established exotic herd and hunting infrastructure already in place, within an hour of San Angelo.