Duval County, Texas Land For Sale (56 results)

Welcome to Agua Vista Ranch, a premier South Texas hunting and recreational property located in the heart of the legendary Golden Triangleone of the most sought-after whitetail regions in the country. Situated approximately 10 miles from Freer and 30 miles west of George West, this exceptional +/-287-acre ranch offers everything outdoorsmen dream about: outstanding native genetics, excellent habitat, quality improvements, dependable water, and the kind of privacy that makes South Texas ranch ownership so special. From the moment you pass through the gate, Agua Vista Ranch feels like the classic South Texas escape. Long senderos stretch through dense native brush, massive mesquites cast shadows across the landscape, and every corner of the ranch seems built around wildlife. Whether your vision is a family hunting retreat, a weekend getaway with friends, or a long-term investment in premier South Texas land, Agua Vista Ranch delivers the ideal combination of recreation, comfort, and functionality. Location Agua Vista Ranch enjoys an outstanding location within the heart of South Texas deer country. Positioned just 10 miles from Freer and approximately 30 miles west of George West, the ranch sits squarely within the famed Golden Triangle, a region recognized nationwide for producing trophy-class native whitetail deer. This area has long been regarded as one of the premier hunting destinations in Texas due to its ideal blend of soils, browse species, genetics, and low hunting pressure. Generations of ranch owners have carefully managed these lands, creating a region where mature bucks, abundant wildlife, and quality ranch ownership continue to define the landscape. Despite its private setting, the ranch remains easily accessible, making it an ideal destination for weekend trips, extended hunting stays, or entertaining family, friends, and clients throughout the year. Landscape & Habitat The ranch showcases everything that makes South Texas brush country so effective for wildlife. Dense native habitat provides exceptional cover for deer and other game species while open senderos and strategically placed clearings create ideal opportunities for wildlife observation and hunting. The landscape offers an excellent blend of mesquite, blackbrush, guajillo, native grasses, and desirable browse species that support healthy wildlife populations year-round. The ranch feels larger than its acreage due to its thoughtful layout, dense cover, and excellent hunting setup. Two surface tanks provide additional water resources throughout the property and serve as natural gathering points for wildlife. During the early mornings and late evenings, it is common to see deer filtering toward the water while turkey, dove, and numerous other species move throughout the ranch. The combination of strong habitat, dependable water, and excellent native genetics creates a property that hunts significantly larger than its size. Improvements Agua Vista Ranch is exceptionally well improved and ready for immediate enjoyment. The primary residence consists of a recently remodeled 2,040+/- square-foot ranch home featuring two bedrooms and one bathroom. The home has been thoughtfully updated and offers comfortable accommodations for family and guests. All-electric appliances provide modern convenience, while a water softener system and reverse osmosis filtration system in the kitchen ensure quality water throughout the home. A new septic system was installed approximately two years ago, adding additional peace of mind for future ownership. Complementing the main residence is a modern four-bedroom hunters cabin designed specifically for larger groups and hunting parties. Combined with the main home, the ranch comfortably accommodates family gatherings, hunting weekends, and corporate entertaining opportunities. The improvements strike a perfect balance between comfort and practicality, creating a ranch that can be enjoyed immediately without the need for additional investment. Water Features Water is one of the most important components of any South Texas ranch, and Agua Vista Ranch is exceptionally well positioned in this regard. A private water well services both residences while simultaneously supplying the ranch's two surface tanks. This dependable water infrastructure helps maintain consistent wildlife activity throughout the year while supporting the improvements and overall functionality of the ranch. In a region where dependable water can significantly influence wildlife populations and property value, the established water system represents a tremendous asset. Wildlife The wildlife resources found on Agua Vista Ranch are truly the star of the show. Located within the Golden Triangle, the ranch benefits from some of the finest native whitetail genetics in Texas. Mature bucks regularly move throughout the property, taking advantage of the abundant cover, quality browse, and dependable water sources. The ranch offers the type of deer hunting that has made South Texas famous among serious hunters across the country. In addition to native whitetail deer, the ranch supports healthy populations of turkey, dove, hogs, predators, and numerous other native game species. Wildlife activity remains strong throughout the year, creating opportunities for both hunting and wildlife observation regardless of the season. Whether watching deer emerge from the brush at sunset, listening to gobblers sound off at daylight, or sharing stories around the fire after a successful hunt, Agua Vista Ranch delivers the authentic South Texas experience that so many ranch buyers seek. Recreation & Lifestyle Beyond the hunting, Agua Vista Ranch offers a lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to find. Days begin with coffee on the porch as wildlife moves across the landscape and end beneath endless South Texas skies illuminated by brilliant stars. The ranch is perfectly suited for ATV riding, target shooting, wildlife photography, family gatherings, and simply escaping the pace of city life. Its manageable size allows owners to enjoy every corner of the property while still providing the privacy and seclusion expected from a true South Texas hunting ranch. Whether hosting an annual hunting camp, introducing the next generation to the outdoors, or simply enjoying a quiet weekend away, Agua Vista Ranch offers the setting to create traditions that will last for generations. Summary Agua Vista Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own a turnkey South Texas hunting ranch in one of the most desirable deer hunting regions in the state. With exceptional native whitetail genetics, two stocked water tanks, quality improvements, dependable water infrastructure, and an outstanding location in the Golden Triangle, the ranch offers everything needed for immediate enjoyment and long-term ownership satisfaction. For those searching for the quintessential South Texas hunting retreata place where trophy deer, family traditions, and the outdoors still take center stageAgua Vista Ranch stands ready to exceed expectations from day one.

Imagine a private, off-the-grid, fully low-fenced 31.82-acre property with a brand-new solar water well, situated within the small community of Cruz Calle in Southeast Duval County, Texas. This property offers an exceptional opportunity for those seeking to own a hunting ranch or a weekend retreat while remaining close to retail establishments such as H.E.B., Walmart, Chick-fil-A, and Starbucks in Kingsville, Texas, about 40 miles away. The seller has recently mulched new roads and senderos and cleared a spacious campsite right in the middle of the property where a generator powers a unique 2-bed air-conditioned trailer that overlooks a well-fed pond. This property is perfect for hunting all sorts of game, like white-tailed deer, feral pigs, javelina, quail, doves, coyotes, bobcats, and Rio Grande turkeys. It is covered in typical South Texas brush, with abundant, beautiful mesquite trees. The ranch is conveniently located 10 miles from Premont, 18 miles from Falfurrias, 38 miles from Alice, 38 miles from Kingsville, 80 miles from Corpus Christi, 87 miles from Laredo, 95 miles from McAllen, 165 miles from San Antonio, 245 miles from Austin, and 273 miles from Houston, Texas. The property has access to city electricity at the land's entrance from American Electric Power (AEP). The property has a 30-foot private driveway off County Road 229, providing privacy and seclusion. This property comes with some great perks, like no city taxes and low county taxes. Per the title company's tax certificates, taxes are around $5 per acre, so total taxes should be around $160 per year. The property is completely free of active pipelines, oil activity, or pad sites. This means it's a pristine and undisturbed tract of land, which is a rare gem in South Texas these days. This property features two ponds, including a well-fed pond at the center of the property. The second one is a reworked earth pond in the southwest corner, both designed to attract local wildlife and enhance hunting opportunities. The property has low fencing on all four sides, with brand-new fencing on the north and south sides. The other sides have existing low fences. LandNTexas provides discounts to military personnel, veterans, educators, and first responders. The sales price of this property is $209,900.00, aka $6,659.26 per acre. Discover this fully fenced 31.52-acre off-the-grid property in South Texas, ideal for hunting and outdoor fun, featuring a water well and an air-conditioned trailer powered by a generator, making it a complete retreat for outdoor enthusiasts and hunters.

How would you like to own a piece of property in South Texas? 44 Ranch North could be your answer! The ranch is located between San Diego, TX and Freer, TX in Duval County on Highway 44. The ranch has South Texas brush including Mesquite and Oak trees, acacia, prickly pear, and more. Wildlife on the ranch includes white tail deer, hogs, turkey, dove, and a variety of other predators. This is a great ranch for someone looking for a weekend getaway or to live outside the city limits. The 44 Ranch is only one hour from the beautiful Texas Gulf Coast in Corpus Christi. The ranch has maintained gravel roads, ensuring access throughout the ranch year around. The entire ranch qualifies for agricultural exemption which means you save a lot on your yearly property taxes. If you would like to own a piece of the 44 Ranch North, please contact Charles Naumann at 210-807-0418. Owner financing is available with a little as 5% down and up to a 30-year fixed rate note. The best of all, there is no credit check. There are no prepayment penalties for allowing you to pay off your balance early without any extra fees. There is no closing cost to you by reducing your upfront expenses. Now you have a chance to own a piece of property of your own with no headache. Special Veteran and active military personnel financing is available as well.

This unrestricted 26.01 acres of land with a newly installed water well is located in the small community of Cruz Calle, Texas, within Duval County. This property is conveniently situated approximately 79 miles from Corpus Christi, 92 miles from Laredo, and 96 miles from McAllen, Texas. What makes this place so special is that it combines the peacefulness of being out in the country with the ease of having everything you need nearby. You're only a quick drive from some local favorites, like the famous Gonzalitoz BBQ (12 miles away) or the Premont Feed Supply & More (13 miles away). Need groceries or garden supplies? Well, you are only 19 miles from the H.E.B. in Falfurrias, 38 miles from Tractor Supply in Alice, and 40 miles from the Lowe's Home Improvement in Kingsville, Texas. This versatile land with paved frontage on Farm to Market 1329 is perfect for hunting, weekend retreats, or building a permanent home in a peaceful setting. Great news! The seller has just drilled a brand-new 280-foot water well on the property. It's equipped with a 5x5 concrete slab, a submersible pump, and a pressure tank. All that's left is to connect the electricity, which will be easy since American Power & Electric (AEP) runs along Farm to Market 1329, providing convenient access to city electricity. The seller just installed a brand-new 5-strand barbed-wire fence along the front of the property. The other sides have older fencing, which is sufficient for determining property lines but may not contain livestock. As the property is NOT part of a subdivision, you will not be subject to any Homeowners Association (HOA) rules or fees. This means you have the freedom to use your land as you see fit, providing you with peace of mind and a sense of independence. The property features brand-new roads and senderos throughout the land, making it easy to navigate. The land is covered in the typical thick brush of South Texas, featuring mesquite trees, cacti, and other native plants. This area of South Texas is home to a diverse array of wildlife, such as whitetail deer, feral hogs, Rio Grande turkeys, quail, and doves. Rest assured that this land is entirely free from any oil activity, including pad sites, pipelines, or easements. This ensures that you can enjoy the tranquility of your property without disturbances, providing a peaceful retreat in our great state of Texas. With no city taxes and low county taxes. According to the title company's tax certificates, the annual property taxes on the land amount to approximately $5 per acre, totaling $130.00. This property is conveniently located near these cities: 79 miles from Corpus Christi, 92 miles from Laredo, 96 miles from McAllen, 147 miles from Brownsville, 160 miles from San Antonio, and 273 miles from Houston. These 26.01 acres offer an ideal opportunity for individuals seeking an unrestricted parcel of land. They can be utilized as a hunting property, recreational destination, weekend retreat, or even a permanent residence in Duval County. The property features an on-site water well and access to city electricity. **Sales Price:** $189,900.00 aka $7,301.03 per acre.** In recognition of their service, LandNTexas extends exclusive discounts to military personnel, educators, and first responders.

Duval County sits out in the Freer and San Diego country of deep South Texas, and folks who hunt know exactly what that name carries: whitetail, quail, and dove moving through brush that has held game for generations. This is working brush country, mesquite and huisache running to the horizon, the ground going gold when the morning light first hits it. Ranch land for sale in this part of the state doesn't turn over often. Tract 6 of 44 Ranch North gives you 25.88 acres of it, one of the larger pieces on the ranch, and a genuinely pretty place to stand. What sets this tract apart is the entry. It carries its own gate straight off the highway, so you turn in from pavement and you're on your land, no shared drive, no crossing a neighbor first. The tract runs roughly 670 ft along the highway on its south side, which is where the frontage sits and where that gate comes in. Legal access comes off the deed and plat, and we'll go over that with you, but the practical picture is simple: you drive up, you open your gate, you're home. The cover here is thick and healthy, the kind of low brush a buck can disappear into and a covey can hold tight in. Old ranch two-tracks already cut through the country, the sort of worn caliche lanes you can follow on foot or by truck when you're learning the ground. A draw crosses the tract toward the east side, running about 140 ft. That's the low line where water moves after a rain and where the deer tend to travel. In this country a draw runs when the weather gives it something to run, and it's dry between. Come walk it with us and you'll see how it lies. The ground isn't dead flat. It rises about 53 ft across the tract, from roughly 499 up to 552 ft, enough to give the land some shape and enough to matter when you're deciding where a cabin or a camp might sit up out of the low ground. A pipeline easement crosses the tract from the northwest corner down to the south side, common through this country, shown on the survey and set out in the title work. The tract is surveyed, and light restrictions keep commercial operations out, so the place stays what you came for. Owner financing keeps it within reach, with as little as 5% down. Wear real boots when you come. The brush is dense and the caliche is sharp, and the best way to know this piece is to walk the two-tracks and stand in the low draw yourself. Call and we'll meet you at the gate. Highlights: Own Highway Gate Highway Frontage Seasonal Draw Thick Brush Cover Owner Finance Larger Tract. 44 Ranch North, Duval County, Texas. Tract 6, 25.88 acres.

Tract 48 at 44 Ranch South: 29.98 acres in Duval County, $208,361 ($6,950 per acre). What should a first hunting place cost? Less than most folks guess. 44 Ranch South is our answer to that question, Duval County brush country in the Freer and San Diego area, with tracts small enough to pay off and big enough to hunt. The mesquite and huisache grow thick here, the cover that earned this corner of South Texas its reputation for quail, dove, and whitetail. It is proven country too. The rails came through in 1879, a narrow gauge line up from the coast that opened the port of Corpus Christi to Duval County ranchers and built the county's towns as it pushed on toward Laredo. Ground that has been earning its keep that long makes a sensible first buy. If you have looked at our 44 Ranch North, think of this as the sister ranch, same county, same brush, with a price of entry that suits a first time buyer. Access here is deeded, not a handshake, and the restrictions stay light, enough to keep commercial outfits out without fencing in your plans. We carry the financing ourselves, as little as 5% down with notes that run up to 30 years. Call us, or better yet, come walk it and see where your first season could start. 44 Ranch South, Duval County, Texas. Tract 48, 29.98 acres.

Come down the county road toward Freer and San Diego and the brush country of Duval County closes in around you, mesquite and huisache running silver-green to the horizon. Then the turn. A dirt ranch road drops off the county road and takes you in, running from the north side of Tract 18 across to the east side, close to 590 ft of established track that lets you drive onto your own ground instead of fighting your way through the cover. This is 10.02 acres of ranch land for sale on 44 Ranch South, and the first thing a buyer notices is that somebody already did the hard work of getting into it. That matters more than it sounds. Raw brush this thick, huisache and mesquite grown up head-high in places, is a chore to cross on foot. Here you don't have to. A few senderos are already cut through the tract, the shooting lanes and travel roads that a hunter spends his first season carving out. You inherit them. Walk one at dusk and you'll understand why this corner of South Texas built its name on whitetail, quail, and dove. The lanes give the deer somewhere to step out and give you a clean look when they do. The ground rolls easy, a gentle 17 ft of fall across the whole place, nothing that will fight a set of tires or a foundation. Grass comes up gold between the brush after a rain, and the cover carries the mix that makes this country what it is. Cenizo silvers up when the weather turns. Prickly pear and the odd yucca stand in the openings. There's room to set a blind on a sendero, run a feeder back in the thick stuff, and hunt the edges where the green gives way to the trails. Duval County is proven country. The rails came through here back in the 1870s and the ranches have been earning their keep ever since, and ground with that kind of history behind it makes a sensible first buy. This is the sister ranch to our 44 Ranch North, same brush, same county, priced so a first place is actually within reach. Access is deeded and written into the paperwork, not a neighbor's goodwill, and the restrictions stay light, enough to keep commercial outfits off without penning in your own plans. We carry the financing ourselves, with as little as 5% down. Come walk it. Wear boots you don't mind scratching up, follow the senderos back into the middle of the tract, and see where your first season could start. Highlights: Cut Senderos Thick Brush Whitetail Country Deeded Access Light Restrictions Owner Finance. 44 Ranch South, Duval County, Texas. Tract 18, 10.02 acres.

Tract 30 at 44 Ranch South: 10.31 acres in Duval County, $61,344 ($5,950 per acre). What should a first hunting place cost? Less than most folks guess. 44 Ranch South is our answer to that question, Duval County brush country in the Freer and San Diego area, with tracts small enough to pay off and big enough to hunt. The mesquite and huisache grow thick here, the cover that earned this corner of South Texas its reputation for quail, dove, and whitetail. It is proven country too. The rails came through in 1879, a narrow gauge line up from the coast that opened the port of Corpus Christi to Duval County ranchers and built the county's towns as it pushed on toward Laredo. Ground that has been earning its keep that long makes a sensible first buy. If you have looked at our 44 Ranch North, think of this as the sister ranch, same county, same brush, with a price of entry that suits a first time buyer. Access here is deeded, not a handshake, and the restrictions stay light, enough to keep commercial outfits out without fencing in your plans. We carry the financing ourselves, as little as 5% down with notes that run up to 30 years. Call us, or better yet, come walk it and see where your first season could start. 44 Ranch South, Duval County, Texas. Tract 30, 10.31 acres.

Tract 27 at 44 Ranch South: 14.96 acres in Duval County, $89,000 ($5,949 per acre). What should a first hunting place cost? Less than most folks guess. 44 Ranch South is our answer to that question, Duval County brush country in the Freer and San Diego area, with tracts small enough to pay off and big enough to hunt. The mesquite and huisache grow thick here, the cover that earned this corner of South Texas its reputation for quail, dove, and whitetail. It is proven country too. The rails came through in 1879, a narrow gauge line up from the coast that opened the port of Corpus Christi to Duval County ranchers and built the county's towns as it pushed on toward Laredo. Ground that has been earning its keep that long makes a sensible first buy. If you have looked at our 44 Ranch North, think of this as the sister ranch, same county, same brush, with a price of entry that suits a first time buyer. Access here is deeded, not a handshake, and the restrictions stay light, enough to keep commercial outfits out without fencing in your plans. We carry the financing ourselves, as little as 5% down with notes that run up to 30 years. Call us, or better yet, come walk it and see where your first season could start. 44 Ranch South, Duval County, Texas. Tract 27, 14.96 acres.

Welcome to your South Texas gentleman’s ranch retreat or your new residence just outside of San Diego, Texas. This ready to move in luxurious turnkey property offers an exceptional blend of comfort, recreation, and convenience with direct frontage along Hwy 44 and just minutes from town. The centerpiece of the ranch is an updated custom-built 5-bedroom home featuring a gourmet kitchen with granite countertops, tile floors, a spacious primary suite with oversized closets, a sunroom, and a large office, perfect for both relaxation and remote work. An indoor swimming pool provides year-round enjoyment, while multiple porticos offer ample covered parking. Designed for both lifestyle and functionality, the property includes a horse barn, chicken coop, and a large 1-acre fishing pond supplemented by a strong water well. The ranch is game fenced and currently supports a breeding herd of approximately Axis deer, along with multiple hunting blinds and corn feeders in place. Additional features include equipment needed to maintain the property, such as a tractor, lawnmower, and tools, making this a truly turnkey opportunity for a recreational retreat, homestead, or investment property. Enjoy the privacy of country living with the convenience of easy access as this is South Texas ranch living at the higher scale. Pics were taken March 2026 in an extended drought period. Schedule your viewing and make an offer!

Tract 26 at 44 Ranch South: 10.42 acres in Duval County, $62,000 ($5,950 per acre). What should a first hunting place cost? Less than most folks guess. 44 Ranch South is our answer to that question, Duval County brush country in the Freer and San Diego area, with tracts small enough to pay off and big enough to hunt. The mesquite and huisache grow thick here, the cover that earned this corner of South Texas its reputation for quail, dove, and whitetail. It is proven country too. The rails came through in 1879, a narrow gauge line up from the coast that opened the port of Corpus Christi to Duval County ranchers and built the county's towns as it pushed on toward Laredo. Ground that has been earning its keep that long makes a sensible first buy. If you have looked at our 44 Ranch North, think of this as the sister ranch, same county, same brush, with a price of entry that suits a first time buyer. Access here is deeded, not a handshake, and the restrictions stay light, enough to keep commercial outfits out without fencing in your plans. We carry the financing ourselves, as little as 5% down with notes that run up to 30 years. Call us, or better yet, come walk it and see where your first season could start. 44 Ranch South, Duval County, Texas. Tract 26, 10.42 acres.

Unrestricted 20.34 acres in Duval County with electric in place. The best thing about this land is that you feel like you are in the middle of nowhere, but still close to restaurants and stores: With the land only 6 miles to the DG Market, 7 miles to the Dairy Queen, 7.2 miles to Lowe's Market in San Diego, Texas, and also just 17 miles to H.E.B., 19 miles to Walmart, and 20 miles to Tractor Supply Company in Alice, Texas. This land is ideal for individuals seeking a hunting destination, a weekend getaway, a location for livestock, or a permanent residence. As the property is not part of a subdivision, you will not be subject to Homeowners Association (HOA) regulations or fees. This grants you the freedom to use your land as you see fit, without any limitations. Nueces Electric Cooperative (NEC) just installed 200-AMP electric service and a meter, enabling new owners to connect to power conveniently. The seller has built new roads and trails across the property, making navigation easy, and established a central campsite with electricity, ready for outdoor activities or future development. This land is perfect for hunting and outdoor activities, with a wide variety of wildlife like whitetail deer, wild hogs, doves, quail, coyotes, bobcats, and Rio Grande wild turkeys. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with this land being free from oil activity, including pad sites, pipelines, or easements, ensuring a tranquil environment. Per the title company's tax certificates, the taxes for 2025 were $168.00. Per FEMA, none of this land is designated in a floodplain. This land is close to major cities such as Corpus Christi (61 miles), Laredo (93 miles), McAllen (129 miles), and San Antonio (123 miles; via 1604 & IH37). As a token of LandNTexas's appreciation, we extend discounts to military personnel, educators, and first responders. These 20.34 acres in Duval County are perfect for recreation, hunting, or building a residence, appealing to outdoor enthusiasts and rural property buyers. **Sales Price:** $129,900.00

The Last Light Ranch is located 16 miles south of Freer, TX in Duval County and spans across 400 acres of prime South Texas brush country. IMPROVEMENTS: Improvements include a large 4,500 square-foot barn with an attached carport/pavilion area, a skinning shed, and a walk-in cooler. The headquarters area sits atop a high point on the ranch, offering great 360 views of the surrounding countryside, with both water and electricity in place on site. The ranch is high fenced on three sides, with the seller building the fourth side upon purchase. All of this gives the future owner a solid foundation on which to build a fantastic hunting operation. Additional acreage is available. WATER: A centrally located water well at the headquarters supplies the HQ area and three water troughs throughout the property, with a supplemental line running to a stock tank on the southern half to help keep it filled through dry periods. This results in water being evenly distributed across the ranch. The region averages 20-22 inches of annual rainfall. ELECTRICITY: Electricity is supplied by AEP, with one meter at the HQ serving the property. WILDLIFE: Wildlife is typical of South Texas brush country: White-tailed Deer, Quail, and Dove. LAND: Freer and Duval County are known for their browse-heavy plant species, which is what makes it such strong deer country. Mesquite, Huisache, Black Brush, White Brush, Guajilla and several varieties of pear cactus are found on the ranch, alongside grasses such as Buffelgrass, Little Bluestem, Windmill, and Buffalograss. The terrain is gently rolling across the property, with elevation ranging from 670ft on the southeast side to 750ft on the northwest side. Soils are predominately sandy loam. Several areas have been recently cleared to open things up, improving grazing, visibility, and movement across the property. Together, this combination of South Texas brush, grasses, topography and water distribution create ideal habitat for wildlife. LOCATION: 16 minutes from Freer 2 hours from San Antonio 2 hours from McAllen 3 hours from Austin 4 hours from Houston TAXES: Ag-Exempt NOTES: Additional acreage is available. Seller will build remaining High Fencing upon purchase. Contact Jon Cluck, Jr. at (210) 842-2935 for more information or to schedule a showing. This information has been obtained from sources Foster Farm and Ranch Real Estate deems reliable. Because this information has been provided by third parties, we cannot guarantee that it is accurate. All parties should undertake to verify the information and agree to rely on their own diligence as opposed to any representations contained herein. All listings are subject to changes, errors, omission, prior sale, withdrawal of property from the market without prior notice, and approval of purchase by the owner. Buyers agent must be identified on first contact and must be present at initial showing of the property listing in order to participate in real estate commission. Shown by appointment only with Foster Farm and Ranch Real Estate.

237 +/- acres offered at $6,500 per acre with valuable frontage on both FM 3249 and CR 339. Situated in the heart of South Texas Brush Country, this ranch presents an outstanding opportunity for hunting, recreation, ranching, investment, or future development. The property is characterized by native brush and excellent wildlife habitat, supporting whitetail deer, quail, dove, turkey, feral hogs, bobcats, and javelina, with Laborcitas Creek running through it. The area's rich blend of mesquite, blackbrush, guajillo, and granjeno provides exceptional cover and forage for wildlife. Dual Road Frontage enhances accessibility, offers multiple entry points, and delivers long-term value. Whether you're seeking a hunting retreat, cattle operation, weekend getaway, or land investment, this property combines location, habitat, and potential in a highly desirable South Texas market. For easy access and peace of mind, the property benefits from dual road frontage. This property is listed with Daniel Espinpza; please call him for information at 1-956-319-7455

This is hunting ground first, and there's no dressing it up as anything else. Tract 23 on 44 Ranch South runs 10.15 acres of Duval County brush country, the kind of ranch land for sale that a first time buyer can actually get his arms around. Mesquite and huisache grow thick across it, packed in tight with thorn and low cover. That density is the whole point. Brush like this is where the big deer live, and a hunter who walks it will see right away what he's looking at. The cover here does the work. Thick mesquite, huisache running between it, yucca standing up out of the low stuff, and the pale silver-green of the guajillo and blackbrush that carpets this corner of South Texas. Deer bed in country this heavy and move through it at first and last light. Quail hold in it. Dove work the openings. A man who knows how to read brush will find the trails and the pinch points without much trouble, and this tract gives him plenty of both. The ground rolls easy, with about 25 ft of fall from one side to the other. Nothing steep. Just enough shape to give you a little rise to sit on and a low draw where the game funnels through. You'll want to clear a spot for a stand or a blind and let the rest grow the way it wants to. This is country that rewards patience more than a bulldozer. The wider ranch sits in the Freer and San Diego country, brush that built its name on quail, dove, and whitetail long before any of us got here. The rail line came through in 1879 and this ground has been earning its keep ever since. Access to the tract is deeded, written into the paperwork rather than left to a handshake, and the restrictions stay light. Enough to keep commercial operations out, not enough to box in what you want to do with your own place. We carry the financing in house, with as little as 5% down, so a first hunting place doesn't have to wait on a bank. Come walk it in the fall when the brush thins a little and the deer are moving. Wear boots and long pants, because the thorns out here mean business, and we'll show you where the trails cross. Highlights: Thick Brush Whitetail Country Deeded Access Light Restrictions Owner Finance Rolling Ground. 44 Ranch South, Duval County, Texas. Tract 23, 10.15 acres.

Tract 31 at 44 Ranch South: 10.09 acres in Duval County, $59,500 ($5,897 per acre). What should a first hunting place cost? Less than most folks guess. 44 Ranch South is our answer to that question, Duval County brush country in the Freer and San Diego area, with tracts small enough to pay off and big enough to hunt. The mesquite and huisache grow thick here, the cover that earned this corner of South Texas its reputation for quail, dove, and whitetail. It is proven country too. The rails came through in 1879, a narrow gauge line up from the coast that opened the port of Corpus Christi to Duval County ranchers and built the county's towns as it pushed on toward Laredo. Ground that has been earning its keep that long makes a sensible first buy. If you have looked at our 44 Ranch North, think of this as the sister ranch, same county, same brush, with a price of entry that suits a first time buyer. Access here is deeded, not a handshake, and the restrictions stay light, enough to keep commercial outfits out without fencing in your plans. We carry the financing ourselves, as little as 5% down with notes that run up to 30 years. Call us, or better yet, come walk it and see where your first season could start. 44 Ranch South, Duval County, Texas. Tract 31, 10.09 acres.

Description: Welcome to your new Duval County recreational paradise! This 88+- acre ranch is located South of Freer and North of Hebbronville just a few miles West of Highway 16. This property features large low fence neighbors, 1 solar well, and a stock tank. In years past the habitat on the ranch was sculpted for maximizing wildlife and cattle production allowing for more open areas and easier access throughout the ranch. With its secluded location, private access, and large neighbors this ranch checks a lot of boxes! Location: This ranch is located on County Road 310 just West of Highway 16. The ranch has direct county road access and is accessed by an owned driveway. Approximate Travel Times: To Downtown San Antonio: 2 Hours and 23 Minutes To Corpus Christi: 1 Hour and 41 Minutes To Laredo: 4 Hours and 25 Minutes Improvements: The ranch features minimal improvements but does feature a 1 solar water well, stock pond, and perimeter low-fencing. Wildlife: Duval County has long been known to have excellent native game hunting. Wildlife common to this area are White-Tailed Deer, Rio Grande Turkey, Javalina, and Feral Hogs. The pond on the property can also attract plenty of birds providing the added benefit of wing-shooting. Water: Water is provided by a solar water well located close to the southern boundary, adjacent to the pond. Having surface water in this part of South Texas really helps the number of animals youll have on your property. Habitat: The native habitat on this ranch provides a mix of areas with heavy cover and areas of lighter cover. In years past the habitat on the ranch was sculpted to improve habitat for both wildlife and cattle. This mixture of heavy brush and scattered brush provides the option of not only having the recreational benefits but also the agricultural benefits. Mike and Codys Texas Ranch Sales is an affiliation of South, LLC. All buyers need to verify all information pertaining to land, soils, taxes, minerals, and anything specifically important to them. Though the information should be deemed reliable, South,LLC nor any of its partners makes no guarantees on information provided here. Buyers are always encouraged to seek legal advise whenever it is necessary. When buying real estate the buyers agent must be identified upon first contact, and present for initial showing to participate in the commission. If this condition is not met the participation fee will be distributed at the sole discretion of South, LLC.

If you’re looking for a ready to go South Texas Ranch, look no further! The Sendero Ridge Ranch is a 207 acre +/- high-fenced ranch located in Duval county, located right off State Highway 359 between Benavides and San Diego Texas. This Ranch is well maintained with plenty of wildlife including whitetail, turkey, pigs and plenty of quail. Sendero Ridge Ranch includes a one bed, one bath house, shed and an overhang to park all your equipment. This property includes a well that runs to the house and also pumps to the pond that’s located near the house. When touring the Sendero Ridge Ranch, you will see plenty of well maintained senderos, flats and rolling hills. While still being covered with thick brush, it’s still very accessible and great cover for wildlife. Give Case Gatlin Jr. a call with any questions at 830-431-1702.

Location The property is in Duval County in the South Texas Brush Country, accessed by way of a county road with a manual gate at the entrance. Hebbronville, the Jim Hogg County seat, lies approximately 18± miles west. Benavides sits roughly 18± miles north, and Freer is about 40± miles north. San Diego, the Duval County seat, is approximately 32± miles northeast. Corpus Christi is roughly 80± miles northeast, and Laredo about 70± miles west. Land & Terrain The land is gently rolling and currently in untouched condition, with mixed brush and heavy brush characteristic of South Texas. Some senderos cut through the brush for visibility and travel, with ATV trails providing internal access. The perimeter is barbed-wire low-fenced. Wooded views run across the property. Grazing quality is rated moderate, with the property configured as open pasture though not currently grazed. The property is currently under an ag exemption. Water Cibolo Creek runs through the middle of the property, providing surface water for wildlife and livestock use. Wildlife & Hunting The hunting land carries whitetail, turkey, dove, quail, and hogs among native species, along with coyotes, bobcats, and javelina. The brush is positioned as big buck country, the typical South Texas brush habitat that supports trophy whitetail production. Three blinds and three feeders convey with the property. A skeet shooting setup is in place for recreational use. Utilities Power is available nearby. A transmission line easement crosses or borders the property. The property currently has no on-property water service or internet. Remarks This property fits a buyer looking for an affordable mid-sized South Texas hunting land tract with live water in the form of Cibolo Creek and an established hunting setup already in place. The combination of three blinds, three feeders, gently rolling brush country with senderos, and a creek running through both tracts gives the property immediate hunting and recreational use. It is offered as two tracts, 43± and 57± acres, and the land is currently untouched and configured for hunting and recreational ownership, with the ag exemption in place.

Description: This 35+- acre Duval County property features easy access and minimal improvements in a very secluded area! This property fronts on both Highway 16 and CR 310 between Freer and Hebbronville. This property features an old well, electric, and minimal roads allowing the new owner numerous options. The rolling topography on this property also provides an added natural feature with approximately 30+- feet of elevation change. This one will be gone quick! Location: This ranch is located on the corner of Highway 16 and CR 310 between Freer and Hebbronville. Approximate Travel Times: To Downtown San Antonio: 2 Hours and 19 Minutes To Corpus Christi: 1 Hour and 37 Minutes To Laredo: 4 Hours and 21 Minutes Improvements: The ranch features minimal improvements but does feature an old water well and electric. Water well condition is currently unknown. Wildlife: Duval County has long been known to have excellent native game hunting. Wildlife common to this area are White-Tailed Deer, Rio Grande Turkey, Javalina, and Feral Hogs. This property is in an area of large ranches providing an excellent sense of seclusion yet having direct access to a major thoroughfare. Water: An old water well is located on the property but the current condition is unknown. Habitat: The native habitat on this property is a mix of heavy South Texas brush and some more moderately dense brush and trees mixed in. Brush commonly found in this area include Blackbrush, Guajilla, Cenizo, and Huisache. The rolling topography across the property features approximately 30+- feet of elevation change. Mike and Codys Texas Ranch Sales is an affiliation of South, LLC. All buyers need to verify all information pertaining to land, soils, taxes, minerals, and anything specifically important to them. Though the information should be deemed reliable, South,LLC nor any of its partners makes no guarantees on information provided here. Buyers are always encouraged to seek legal advise whenever it is necessary. When buying real estate the buyers agent must be identified upon first contact, and present for initial showing to participate in the commission. If this condition is not met the participation fee will be distributed at the sole discretion of South, LLC.

Located just outside the city limits on the east side of Freer, Texas, this 555± (120 + 434) acre South Texas low-fence ranch offers a nice combination of easy access, quality wildlife habitat, and functionality, with basic improvements that allow a new owner the flexibility to develop the property to their preferences. The property features convenient dual access from both the east and west sides off Hwy 44. The west access is via CR 325 (approximately ¾ mile), along with a secondary deeded easement from the east, providing excellent ingress and egress options. The ranch is covered in native South Texas brush with gently rolling terrain, including higher elevation along the northern portion and flats to the south and west. These elevation changes provide notable long-distance views of both the property and surrounding area, while also creating diverse wildlife habitat that enhances the overall recreational hunting appeal. Improvements are minimal yet functional, providing a solid foundation for future development. A 40' x 40' metal barn with a concrete floor and two roll-up doors is in place on the 120 acres, along with electricity extended to multiple areas across the entire property, offering flexibility for future building sites. A good water well located on the southeast corner of the 444 acre tract was recently tested at approximately 45 GPM and is plumbed to a concrete water trough for wildlife. Fencing is partially in place, with low fencing along the north and west boundaries, while the remaining perimeter is not currently fenced. However, boundary lines have been recently surveyed and cleared for easy identification. With its size, varied topography, strong access, and excellent habitat, this ranch is well-suited for those seeking a recreational hunting property in a proven area of South Texas. The 120± acre tract is not contiguous with the 434± acre tract and they may be sold separately. Pictures taken March 2026 during an extended drought period. Surface sale only.

The Bullhead Ranch is 800 acres of high-fenced, South Texas brush country located less than 15 minutes from the town of Freer, TX in Duval County. The ranch has 1.3 miles of frontage on State Highway 16 and 0.65 miles on Los Lomas Ranch Rd, with access off both. It sits in one of South Texas’s premier deer hunting regions, known for dense native brush and a long-standing reputation among hunters and ranchers. IMPROVEMENTS: The headquarters area sits atop one of the high points on the ranch, offering great 360 degree views of the surrounding countryside, with both water and electricity already in place. Improvements at the HQ include a large 4,500 square-foot barn/shop with an attached carport area, a skinning shed, and a walk-in cooler. There is also a large set of older pipe cattle pens on the ranch. The ranch is entirely high fenced, giving the future owner a solid foundation on which to build a fantastic hunting operation. WATER: Two operational water wells serve the ranch. The headquarters well supplies the HQ area and three water troughs throughout the property, with a supplemental line running to a stock tank to help keep it filled through dry periods. A second well, powered by a solar pump with a 2,500-gallon poly storage tank, feeds a single water trough, its overflow line running a short distance to a small stock tank. A third stock tank sits by the cattle pens, near an older well that is no longer in use and whose condition is unknown. The region averages 20-22 inches of annual rainfall. ELECTRICITY: Electricity is supplied by AEP, with one meter at the HQ serving the property. WILDLIFE: Wildlife is typical of South Texas brush country: White-tailed Deer, Quail, and Dove. LAND: Freer and Duval County are known for their browse-heavy plant species, which is what makes it such strong deer country. Mesquite, Huisache, Black Brush, White Brush, Guajilla and several varieties of pear cactus are found on the ranch, alongside grasses such as Buffelgrass, Little Bluestem, Windmill, and Buffalograss. The terrain is gently rolling across the property, with elevation ranging from 640ft on the southeast side to 750ft on the northwest side. Soils are predominately sandy loam. Several areas have been recently cleared to open things up, improving grazing, visibility, and movement across the property. Together, this combination of South Texas brush, grasses, topography and water distribution create ideal habitat for wildlife. The option to purchase smaller acreage is available. LOCATION: Less than 15 minutes from Freer 2 hours from San Antonio 2 hours from McAllen 3 hours from Austin 4 hours from Houston TAXES: Ag-Exempt NOTES: 800 acres - entirely high fenced. Highway 16 & County Road Frontage Smaller acreage is available. Contact Jon Cluck, Jr. at (210) 842-2935 for more information or to schedule a showing. This information has been obtained from sources Foster Farm and Ranch Real Estate deems reliable. Because this information has been provided by third parties, we cannot guarantee that it is accurate. All parties should undertake to verify the information and agree to rely on their own diligence as opposed to any representations contained herein. All listings are subject to changes, errors, omission, prior sale, withdrawal of property from the market without prior notice, and approval of purchase by the owner. Buyer’s agent must be identified on first contact and must be present at initial showing of the property listing in order to participate in real estate commission. Shown by appointment only with Foster Farm and Ranch Real Estate.

Value-Priced Hunting Ranch with Abundant Native Wildlife! Located in the heart of South Texas near Freer, this 642± acre Duval County ranch offers an outstanding opportunity to own a turnkey hunting property with strong native wildlife populations, established infrastructure, and significant future potential. The ranch features diverse native brush and grass species that create excellent habitat for whitetail deer, dove, quail, and javelina, making it well suited for both recreational hunting and wildlife management programs. Bordering a section owned by the State of Texas and directly adjacent to the famous Killam Ranch, this tract provides privacy, seclusion, and the traditional hunting experience buyers seek when investing in South Texas land. Whether you're looking for a hunting property, recreational retreat, legacy ranch, or long-term land investment, this ranch offers immediate usability with room to make it your own. Much of the groundwork has already been completed for the next owner. Hunting improvements currently in place include: Seven hunting blinds Nine corn feeders Three protein feeders Private pond Combination of high and low fencing Functional Ranch Improvements provide comfortable accommodations and practical support for hunting operations and ranch use including: Double-wide residence Single-wide residence Storage building with walk-in cooler Lean-to shed Electricity on site Septic system installed One of the ranch's most attractive qualities is its seclusion. Large South Texas tracts offering this level of privacy, wildlife habitat, and hunting infrastructure continue to be highly sought after by both recreational buyers and investors. The ranch can be enjoyed exactly as it sits today or further developed into a more refined hunting retreat, family legacy property, or recreational destination. Its combination of size, habitat quality, existing improvements, and neighboring tracts creates an opportunity that is increasingly difficult to find in today's ranch market. Property Highlights: 642± acres in Duval County, Texas Near Freer, Texas Strong native populations of whitetail deer, dove, quail, and javelina Diverse South Texas habitat Private pond Seven hunting blinds Nine corn feeders Three protein feeders Double-wide residence Single-wide residence Walk-in cooler/storage building Lean-to shed Electricity and septic High and low fencing Excellent hunting, recreation, ranching, and investment potential Turnkey setup with room for future improvements

Located just outside the city limits on the east side of Freer, Texas, this non-hunted 120± acre South Texas low fence property offers an excellent combination of accessibility, versatility, and South Texas brush country appeal. With convenient access just off Hwy 44 via CR 325 (approximately 3/4 mile), the property is easily accessed and convenient to town. The ranch is covered in native South Texas brush with gently rolling terrain and drainage. This brush diversity creates excellent wildlife habitat that enhances the overall recreational hunting appeal for Whitetail, hogs, Dove, & Quail. Improvements are minimal yet functional, providing a solid foundation for future development. A 40' x 40' metal barn with a concrete floor and two roll-up doors is in place, along with electricity extended to multiple areas across the property, offering flexibility for future building sites. There is no water well on the 120 acres but good water wells are in the immediate area and are about 400' deep. Fencing is partially in place, with low fencing along the north and west boundaries, while the remaining perimeter is not currently fenced. However, boundary lines have been recently surveyed and cleared for easy identification. With its size, varied topography, strong access, and excellent habitat, this ranch is well-suited for those seeking a recreation, residential, or commercial used in a popular area of South Texas. Surface sale only.

Sendero Creek Ranch is located 10 miles north of San Diego, TX in Duval County. The ranch has your South Texas brush along with Mesquite trees, Oak Trees, acacia, prickly pear, lotebush, granjeno, white-brush, black-brush, Texas ebony, huisache and wild olive form dense, almost impenetrable thickets. This is a great ranch for someone looking for a weekend getaway or looking to move on and be outside the city limits. Sendero Creek Ranch's central location in South Texas is only one hour from the beautiful Texas Gulf Coast in Corpus Christi known for its beaches and salt water fishing. For fresh water enthusiasts Choke Canyon Lake is just over an hour away in Three Rivers. Owner financing is available on all the tracts in the ranch for 5% down and notes up to 30 years. There are no closing costs, no credit checks, and no penalties for early payoff. Discounts given to Veterans and military members! Give Tyler a call or email at 817-454-3173 for more information and to schedule a showing at the Sendero Creek Ranch!