Indian Mountain Ranch

Located in the rugged mountains of the Western Hill Country, the 5,596+/- acre Indian Mountain Ranch represents a rare combination of scale, privacy, dramatic topography, and premier recreational infrastructure in Edwards and Kinney Counties. Anchored by Indian Mountain rising over 2,100 feet, the ranch features towering limestone bluffs, expansive valleys, and panoramic views that stretch for miles across the surrounding ranch country. Portions of both Indian Mountain and Dutch Mountain lie within the property, creating striking elevation change rarely found in a single ranch. The property also shares approximately six miles of boundary with the newly established Moody State Park, providing a rare, protected neighbor that enhances privacy and preserves the surrounding landscape. Additional information regarding the land, water resources, wildlife, improvements, and ranch operations is available in the detailed property report linked below. The Land: Indian Mountain Ranch showcases the rugged beauty of the Edwards Plateau where the Texas Hill Country transitions into the Brush Country. Rolling valleys rise into dramatic limestone ridges and bluffs, creating sweeping views and a landscape rich in wildlife habitat. Mature oak trees, pion pines, persimmon, and other native brush cover the property, while portions of both Indian Mountain and Dutch Mountain add to the ranch's unique topography. Natural caves and rock shelters occur throughout the ranch, and in at least one location historic Native American pictographs remain etched into the limestone, offering a remarkable connection to the region's early history. The Water: Water resources on the ranch are extensive and well distributed. The property includes 16 water wells, with 12 currently in use, supplying an established water distribution system consisting of more than 11,000 feet of buried water line. In addition to the well system, approximately 7.2 miles of Dry Sycamore Creek and Sycamore Creek traverse portions of the ranch during wet periods, enhancing wildlife habitat and seasonal surface water availability. Five established ponds along with additional natural catch ponds provide further water resources across the property. The Wildlife: Indian Mountain Ranch is managed primarily for wildlife and offers exceptional hunting opportunities. The ranch supports a strong population of native species including white-tailed deer, Rio Grande turkey, and bobwhite quail. Free-ranging exotic species are also commonly observed, including elk, red stag, axis, fallow, sika, aoudad, addax, nilgai, and blackbuck. Wildlife infrastructure across the ranch includes approximately 24 deer stands, a consistent protein feeding program, and an extensive road system that allows access to hunting areas throughout the property. The Improvements: The ranch is well developed for hosting large groups and destination gatherings. Improvements include a lodge compound designed to accommodate numerous guests with 18 beds, an impressive 8,500 square foot saloon and entertainment venue, five guest houses, and a four-bedroom main residence positioned to capture panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Additional infrastructure includes barns and operational facilities that support day-to-day ranch activities. Private aviation access is provided by a 4,000-foot paved runway and helicopter pad, with the potential to expand the runway to approximately 5,000 feet if desired, allowing convenient travel directly to the ranch. - 3/26/2026 3:01:11 AM