Edwards County, Texas Land For Sale (279 results)

Wild Canyon Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own your own piece of Texas hunting and recreational land in the scenic Texas Hill Country. Located at the end of Edwards County Road 635, this rugged and private ranch features spectacular long-range views, dramatic terrain, and abundant wildlife. If you have been searching for hunting land for sale, recreational property, weekend getaway land, or an affordable ranch investment, Wild Canyon Ranch deserves a closer look. The ranch is covered with native live oak, pinon pine, cedar, hackberry trees, and native brush that provide excellent habitat for wildlife and outstanding privacy. The rugged landscape, deep canyons, elevated ridges, and scenic draws create a true Texas ranch experience with endless opportunities for hunting, camping, hiking, wildlife watching, and outdoor recreation. Wild Canyon Ranch is known for its excellent hunting. Native whitetail deer are plentiful throughout the property, along with free-ranging exotic game including axis deer and aoudad. Hunters will also find feral hogs, Rio Grande turkey, dove, quail, and numerous fur-bearing animals common to the Texas Hill Country. Whether you are looking for a family hunting retreat, recreational ranch, retirement getaway, or long-term land investment, this property offers exceptional value and enjoyment. One of the biggest advantages of owning land at Wild Canyon Ranch is the easy owner financing available on every tract. Purchase your own hunting property with as little as 5% down and finance the balance for up to 30 years. There are no banks, no complicated loan applications, and no hassle. Long-term owner financing makes it easier than ever to own Texas ranch land and begin building a legacy for future generations. Call or email today for more information on available tracts and pricing. (Images showcase the terrain and vegetation of Wild Canyon Ranch but may not be of the specific tract available.)

+/-108.1 Acres Superior Views, Better Hunting Located in south central Edwards County Stunning variety of terrain, from hill country hilltop views to the deep thick Indian Creek Arroyo to large live oak flats. This ranch has it all. Electricity, licensed septic, private water well, plus additional water provided if needed +/- 934 sqft 2/1 main house in excellent condition with large front porch with stunning views; comes fully furnished with appliances, and many extras such as 3 built-in gun safes, top of the line water filtration system, wood flooring, and many extras Neat and tidy additional guest cabin with full bath and front porch +/- 400 sq ft 2 bay storage building for parking and storage 4 quality hunting blinds; 4 feeders of varying types; 2 water collection stations with troughs and quail feeders, 2 additional watering troughs tied to the water system The abundant game includes whitetail, turkey, hogs, axis, blackbuck, fallow, sika and elk Wildlife management area Exempt taxes A rare gem!!! Ready to enjoy! Listing #135 with Western Hill Country Realty +/-108.1 Acres – Superior Views, Better Hunting Located in south-central Edwards County, this exceptional +/-108.1-acre hunting ranch offers an outstanding combination of breathtaking scenery, quality improvements, and outstanding hunting opportunities. The diverse terrain showcases everything the Texas Hill Country is known for, from spectacular hilltop vistas and expansive live oak flats to the deep, rugged Indian Creek Arroyo, creating a beautiful and diverse landscape that is both scenic and highly functional for wildlife. The ranch is well-equipped and ready for immediate enjoyment with electricity, a licensed septic system, a private water well, and access to additional water if needed. The well-maintained +/-934-square-foot, two-bedroom, one-bath main home is in excellent condition and features beautiful wood flooring, a large covered front porch with stunning views, a top-of-the-line water filtration system, three built-in gun safes, and numerous additional upgrades. The home is being offered fully furnished, including appliances and many extras, making this a true turnkey property. Guests will appreciate the neat and tidy guest cabin complete with a full bathroom and inviting front porch. Additional improvements include a +/-400-square-foot two-bay storage building that provides ample room for parking equipment, ATVs, and ranch gear. Designed with hunters in mind, the ranch includes four quality hunting blinds, four feeders of varying types, two water collection stations with troughs and quail feeders, plus two additional watering troughs connected to the ranch water system. The property's exceptional habitat supports an impressive variety of native and exotic wildlife, including whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, axis deer, blackbuck, fallow deer, sika deer, and elk. Located within a Wildlife Management Area and benefiting from exempt taxes, this ranch offers both recreational enjoyment and long-term value. Rarely does a property combine outstanding views, excellent improvements, diverse terrain, and exceptional hunting into one package. This is truly a rare gem that is ready to enjoy from day one. Listing #135 – Western Hill Country Realty

Welcome to Indian Mountain Ranch, a truly rare 5,600-acre legacy property where scale, refinement, and raw natural beauty converge in a way that is almost impossible to replicate. Set at the crossroads of the Texas Hill Country and the vast South Texas Brush Country, this is a ranch that immediately sets itself apartnot just for its size or landscape, but for the level of thought, investment, and craftsmanship poured into every aspect of it. From the moment you arrive, it is clear this is not a typical ranch. The infrastructure alone places it in a class of its own. A 4,000-foot runway and on-site helipad allow seamless private access from anywhere in the country, setting the tone for what lies ahead. As you move deeper into the property, an extensive, well-designed road system guides you through a landscape that unfolds with intentionleading not only to breathtaking vantage points, but to a collection of improvements designed to support large-scale entertaining, world-class hunting, and effortless long-term ownership. At its core, Indian Mountain rises as the defining landmark of the ranch, offering commanding views that stretch endlessly across ridgelines and valleys. Below, over 7 miles of Dry Sycamore Creek wind through limestone bluffs and hardwood-lined bottoms, where ancient pictographs remain preservedquiet reminders of the lands deep and storied past. What makes this ranch truly exceptional is the seamless integration of luxury and utility. A sprawling lodge built for gathering, an 8,500 square foot saloon designed for entertaining on a grand scale, a private main residence perched high above the landscape, and a full suite of operational infrastructureincluding multiple wells, guest accommodations, equipment facilities, and a thoughtfully developed wildlife programcreate a property that is as functional as it is breathtaking. This is a ranch built to be experiencedto host, to hunt, to retreat, and to create legacy. Whether welcoming family for generations to come, entertaining clients at the highest level, or simply seeking a place where the world feels a little bigger and quieter, Indian Mountain Ranch delivers in a way few properties ever can. Location Indian Mountain Ranch occupies a truly rare and coveted corridor between Rocksprings, Brackettville, and Barksdale, spanning both Edwards County and Kinney County. Surrounded by large, legacy ranches with minimal subdivision, the property enjoys a level of privacy that is increasingly difficult to replicate in Texas. Despite its seclusion, accessibility is seamless. The ranch is accessed off Highway 674 and just 7 +/- miles down Cedar Creek Roada smooth, well-maintained county road with no bump gates, allowing for easy, uninterrupted travel to the front gate with breathtaking views all the way into the ranch. From the ranch: Approximately 25 +/- miles to Brackettville for supplies, dining, and essentials Roughly 50 +/- miles south to Rocksprings Just 33 +/- miles to Camp Wood and the Nueces River for fishing, kayaking, and tubing Adding a rare level of convenience for a property of this scale, the ranch features a 4,000x75 foot runway and helipad, allowing owners and guests to arrive from virtually anywhere in the country with ease. The balance here is exceptionaltrue remoteness without sacrificing accessibility. Landscape The landscape of Indian Mountain Ranch is nothing short of cinematic. With approximately 280 feet of elevation change, the terrain rises from fertile creek bottoms to dramatic limestone bluffs and ultimately to the summit of Indian Mountain at over 2,100 feet in elevation. This diversity creates a constantly evolving experience across the ranchtowering rock faces, hidden valleys, expansive plateaus, and long, winding ridgelines. No two pastures feel alike, and every turn reveals a new vantage point or hidden pocket of beauty. Both sides of Sycamore Creek and Little Sycamore Creek extend for over 6.5 miles through the property, lined with mature hardwoods and framed by striking bluffs. Seasonal pools, shaded bottoms, and the soft movement of water through stone create an atmosphere that feels almost untouched. Scattered across the ranch are thoughtfully positioned observation points perched along bluff edgesplaces designed for quiet reflection, morning coffee, or evening sunsets that seem to last forever. Vegetation is equally impressive. Strong stands of live oak, blue oak, shin oak, cedar elm, sycamore, walnut, and Texas persimmon are spread throughout the ranch, creating both visual appeal and exceptional wildlife habitat. Selective cedar clearing has enhanced native grasses and browse, resulting in a healthy, balanced ecosystem. An extensive and well-planned internal road system winds throughout the ranch, allowing easy access to nearly every corner while maintaining the natural integrity of the landscape. Improvements Indian Mountain Ranch is exceptionally improved and purpose-built to accommodate everything from intimate family use to large-scale corporate entertaining or a full-service commercial hunting operation. Hunting Lodge The main lodge serves as the social and operational heart of the ranch. Featuring 9 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, the structure blends rustic character with functional luxury. Towering vaulted ceilings with exposed wooden beams frame the space, while a historic stone fireplace anchors the main living area. A secondary living room provides a relaxed environment for watching football or golf, complemented by a full bar that naturally becomes a gathering point after a day in the field. A commercial-grade kitchen is fully equipped to handle large groups, supported by additional storage and laundry facilities. Outside, expansive covered porches and a thoughtfully designed back patio sit beneath towering oak trees. A built-in fireplace creates a setting that invites long evenings under the starsequal parts refined and deeply comfortable. Saloon & Entertainment Complex The 8,500 +/- square foot saloon is a showpiece in its own rightdesigned for hosting, storytelling, and celebration. Inside, 16 custom lockers provide secure storage for hunting gear, reinforcing the ranchs turnkey functionality. A historic custom bar, lined with televisions, anchors the space, while a raised stage allows for live entertainment. The space also features poker tables, a pool table, shuffleboard, and a full commercial kitchenideal for a private chef serving large groups. Perhaps most striking is the African-inspired trophy room, complete with an in-ground wine tasting circle, hand-painted ceilings, and an extraordinary collection of mounts representing species from across the globe. Just beyond, an African-style gazebo with a palm-thatched roof and stucco fireplace overlooks a hardwood-lined seasonal creekan ideal setting for unwinding after a hunt. Main House The main residence offers a more private retreat. This 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom custom home includes a sleeping loft and refined ranch-style finishes throughout. Positioned at approximately 1,760 feet in elevation, the home captures sweeping panoramic views of the ranch. Wraparound porches and multi-level outdoor spaces invite quiet mornings and expansive sunsets, while a paved roadstretching roughly 3,373 +/- linear feetprovides smooth access to the home. Additional Infrastructure The ranch is fully equipped for large-scale operation: Covered game processing facility Dual-compartment walk-in cooler Equipment barn with integrated shop and protein silo Fuel storage systems Livestock working pens Foremans residence (3 bedroom, 2 bathroom) Managers mobile home Three additional guest cabins RV park with full hookups nestled among mature live oaks A skeet shooting range, complete with two electric throwers and positioned along a bluff overlooking Sycamore Creek, adds yet another layer to the recreational experience. Water Features Water is one of the defining strengths of Indian Mountain Ranchand it is both abundant and intelligently distributed. The ranch is supported by 16 water wells, 12 of which are currently in use, including two solar-powered wells that provide efficiency and reliability across remote areas of the property. This network ensures consistent water availability for both wildlife and operational needs across the full 5,600 acres. In addition, numerous ponds are scattered throughout the ranch, strategically positioned to capture rainfall and enhance wildlife distribution. Sycamore Creek and Little Sycamore Creek, along with an impressive network of 17 tributaries and draws, form the hydrological backbone of the property. These natural systems not only create fertile bottomlands and travel corridors for wildlife, but also present significant opportunities for future water development and enhancement. The result is a ranch that is not only well-watered today, but positioned for long-term sustainability and growth. Wildlife Indian Mountain Ranch offers a truly dynamic and immersive hunting experienceone that caters to both seasoned sportsmen and those seeking something far beyond the ordinary. The ranch supports strong populations of native white-tailed deer, historically managed under MLDP LVL 3, along with Rio Grande turkey and other indigenous species. Free-ranging exoticsincluding elk, aoudad, red stag, addax, axis, fallow, and sika deermove naturally across the landscape, drawn by the exceptional habitat and water resources. The ranch is majority high-fenced, with select areas remaining low-fencedoffering flexibility for a new owner to either maintain free-ranging genetics or transition to a fully controlled program. Approximately 24 strategically placed blinds and feeders, along with an established protein program, provide a turnkey hunting setup. The experience here is what sets it apartglassing ridgelines at first light as elk bugle in the distance, slipping through oak motts in pursuit of axis, calling turkeys from creek bottoms,

The Alamo Ranch is a short drive from the historic town of Rocksprings. Located only 13 miles south of town off Highway 55 and County Road 310, the convenience of being so close yet secluded in the country makes the dream of owning land a reality. Electric runs along this property. The hill country terrain on the ranch has a mixture of rolling hills, wide valleys, scenic hill tops, and dry creek bottoms. Wildlife traversing through the ranch include white tail deer, axis deer, aoudad, elk, turkey, dove, and hogs. With the numerous elevation changes throughout the ranch, the beauty of this country is unmatched. There are numerous parcels available in the Alamo Ranch ranging from 25-100 acres. Owner financing is offered on all properties in the ranch for as little as 5% down with notes up to 30 years. Discounts given to veterans and military members! Give us a call today schedule a showing on the beautiful Alamo Ranch!

Located in western Edwards County, Texas Good access, located off Hwy377 and CR450 Electricity is not far from property Access to shared water Nice terrain variation on the property Thick grassy bottoms, and plenty of good cover and habitat for the wildlife primarily made up of live oaks, shin oaks, cedar, agarita, mountain laurel The top of the property has great elevation change and variation with hilltops providing spectacular views from several different points The property is mostly untouched and very lightly hunted the last couple of years Wildlife includes axis, whitetail, aoudad, hogs Several hiking trails wind from the valley floor to the hilltop, offering excellent access to this picturesque recreational property Ag exempt taxes Western Hill Country Realty Listing #83 Newby Crossing offers +/-29.5 acres of scenic beauty in western Edwards County, Texas, with convenient access just off Hwy 377 and CR 450. Electricity is located nearby, and the property benefits from access to shared water. The land features an appealing variety of terrain, from thick grassy bottoms to elevated hilltops, providing excellent cover and habitat for wildlife. Stands of live oak, shin oak, cedar, agarita, and mountain laurel create a diverse landscape that is both picturesque and functional for hunting or recreation. The upper portions of the property boast dramatic elevation changes, with multiple vantage points offering spectacular long-range views. Lightly hunted over the past few years, the land supports an abundance of wildlife, including axis, whitetail, aoudad, and hogs. Several hiking trails weave from the valley floor to the hilltops, giving easy access to all areas of the property. With ag-exempt taxes and a setting that blends rugged Hill Country charm with untapped potential, this is an ideal opportunity for those seeking a private getaway or a recreational retreat. Western Hill Country Realty Listing #83.

• Located in southwestern Edwards County, Texas • End of road property with lots of privacy • Large low-fenced properties border the northern and western boundaries • Views, views and more views • High on the hilltop sits a 30X40 metal building on a slab with 2 full bays, complete with a very nice, neat and comfortable 300 sq ft 1 bedroom 1 bath apartment/cabin inside with electricity and water catch system • Additional 300 sq ft bunk house and 20x8 Connex cabin • 2nd 20 ft Connex for storage, game cleaning area • Many extras: 2022 mini excavator in great condition; 2005 4 wd 4 door Chev, 2005 4wd 4 door Chev, 2001 4wd jeep all in good running condition • 5 blinds, 2 protein feeders, 6 corn feeders, 2 cotton seed feeders, 4 watering toughs, and 2 feed pens strategically placed throughout the property for year-round feeding and watering • Terrain is gently rolling to moderately steep with bluffs along the tops and very nice fertile valleys in the bottoms, dry creek bottom running through the ranch that funnels game through the property • Great road system throughout the property leading to all the blinds and feeder areas • 2 spots for ponds on the property • Habitat and vegetation is made up of live oak, shin oak, cedar, persimmon, agarita, and mountain laurel with several good thick areas of heavy cover serving as good sanctuary for the wildlife • Variety of wildlife to include whitetail, aoudad, fallow, sika, axis, elk, hogs, dove, mouflon • Ag exempt taxes • Listing #180

Elk Mountain Ranch is a rare 1,336-acre offering located in the heart of prime Edwards County ranch country just southwest of Rocksprings. Large, contiguous tracts of this scale with custom improvements, established wildlife management, and long-range views seldom come to market in this tightly held region. The ranch combines a well-positioned custom lodge, functional hunting infrastructure, diverse topography, and flexible configuration, creating an opportunity equally suited for the serious sportsman, investor, or legacy-minded landowner. Premier Location The ranch is located approximately 18 miles southwest of Rocksprings off Highway 55 toward Camp Wood, with access via smooth Cedar Creek Road. The county road is well maintained, allowing convenient access at 3035 MPH with only minimal bump gates. Despite its privacy and seclusion, the property remains: * 22 miles from Barksdale * Close proximity Rocksprings feed stores and amenities * In close proximity to the Rocksprings airport The location strikes the ideal balance between accessibility and isolation a critical factor for long-term enjoyment and value retention. Land, Topography & Habitat Elk Mountain Ranch showcases classic Edwards County terrain with over 260 feet of elevation change, creating a compelling blend of rolling uplands, expansive valleys, and rugged draws. On the eastern side of the ranch, wide rolling valleys and sweeping creek-fed draws create some of the most beautiful and usable country in the region. Massive rolling terrain, fertile bottoms, and cedar-cleared openings stretch for miles, offering endless room to explore, ride, hunt, or simply take in the landscape. The valleys feel big, open, and alive the kind of country that keeps you wanting to see whats over the next ridge. As you transition west, the ranch dramatically transforms into classic rugged Western Hill Country terrain. Towering ridgelines, rocky canyons, and elevated peaks produce breathtaking long-range views that seem to go on forever. This side of the ranch feels wild, remote, and untamed ideal elk country with the kind of topography rarely found this usable. Watching bull elk emerge from the draws at sunset against the backdrop of endless Hill Country vistas is something few properties can offer. Over 100 acres have undergone USDA cedar clearing in the valley, enhancing forage production and overall usability. Native vegetation includes pinion oak, cedar, and diverse brush species that provide excellent wildlife habitat and natural beauty. This is a highly usable, diverse stretch of Texas countryside not a vertical canyon ranch, but a balanced, functional property with strong recreational character. The ranch offers: * Elevated homesites with commanding views * Fertile valley bottoms * Blue-laced draws * Miles of accessible ranch roads suitable for UTV or pickup travel Improvements The centerpiece of the ranch is a beautifully crafted 2,350 square-foot native stone lodge strategically positioned atop an elevated ridgeline overlooking a deep valley with commanding panoramic views across the surrounding Hill Country landscape. Constructed by Jeff Martin of Abel Construction, the home was thoughtfully designed to embrace both comfort and the natural beauty of the ranch, blending rustic ranch character with refined craftsmanship throughout. Expansive front and rear porches create exceptional spaces for gathering, entertaining, or simply enjoying sunrises and sunsets stretching across the property. Inside, the lodge immediately impresses with soaring 28-foot ceilings in the main living area, anchored by a dramatic floor-to-ceiling native stone fireplace that creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. Large windows throughout the home frame long-distance views while filling the interior with natural light. The spacious layout includes three bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms, highlighted by a luxurious master suite featuring its own dedicated HVAC system, a stone soaking tub, and a picture window positioned to capture sweeping views across the ranch. Additional interior features include a well-appointed kitchen with gas stove, tankless hot water heater, utility room, guest half bath, and a UV water filtration system designed to support comfortable long-term ranch living. Complementing the main lodge is a well-equipped 30x40 barn complete with guest living quarters and a walk-in cooler, providing excellent functionality for entertaining guests, hunting operations, or extended ranch stays. The ranch is further enhanced by established water systems, multiple ponds, extensive internal road infrastructure, and thoughtfully designed hunting improvements already in place, creating a highly functional and turnkey recreational ranch ready to be enjoyed immediately from day one. Additional improvements include: * 30x40 barn with 2 bed / 2 bath living quarters * Walk-in cooler * Two 750-gallon septic systems * 500-gallon propane tank * 2,500-gallon poly storage tank supplying troughs * 500-gallon poly tank * 5HP well system The ranch is currently high fenced on the East, West, and South boundaries, with the North boundary unfenced. This provides flexibility to maintain free-ranging wildlife or fully enclose and establish a private managed herd program. Infrastructure has been thoughtfully implemented with long-term hunting operations and usability in mind. Water Water resources include: * One primary well servicing improvements and troughs * Two ponds, with the ability to supplement a third * Nine total water troughs Water distribution is established and functional, supporting both wildlife and operational needs. Wildlife & Hunting Program The ranch supports a strong free-ranging and managed wildlife component, including: * Native Whitetail (MLD Level 2 Conservation Option) * Axis * Elk * Fallow * Sika Under MLD Level 2, the ranch receives approximately 24 tags annually along with extended season flexibility a valuable asset for serious managers. Feeding and management infrastructure includes: * 9 established blind and feeder setups * 24/7 protein program * 3 timed 600-lb feeders * 2 gravity 1,000-lb feeders * 2 cottonseed 1,000-lb feeders * Year-round supplemental feeding program The operational systems are in place, making transition to new ownership seamless and efficient. Ownership & Opportunity Owned since 2014 and assembled with long-term vision, Elk Mountain Ranch represents a substantial, well-improved holding in a region where properties of this scale rarely trade. Annual property taxes are approximately $7,000 under agricultural valuation. Whether maintained as a low-fence free-range recreational ranch or fully enclosed as a private managed wildlife operation, the flexibility and infrastructure already in place create multiple strategic paths forward. Large acreage. Strong improvements. Established wildlife program. Premier location.

POWER runs on the access road to the property FREE RANGING EXOTICS-- Apart from white-tailed deer & axis, hunters might also find opportunities to pursue other game species, such as elk, aoudad, sika deer, fallow, wild hogs, turkey, quail, dove, and predators. CAM PICTURES ON THIS RANCH LARGE LOW FENCED neighbors ADJACENT ACREAGE AVAILABLE 20-100 acre parcels AG exempt-- taxes less than $1/year/ace OWNER FINANCING available, not required. 5% down minimum, NO prepayment penalties or qualifications. Fixed rates 8.0 - 10.9%, the more down, the lower the rate. I have some with a lot of oaks & dirt-- and some with more rock & cedar, email me for more info and we can talk about what you are looking for exactly. Edwards County, Texas, is known for its rich wildlife and diverse ecosystems. Situated in the Edwards Plateau region of Texas, it encompasses a variety of habitats ranging from rugged canyons and hills to rolling grasslands and oak woodlands. Here are some of the notable wildlife species you might encounter in Edwards County: White-tailed Deer: These are abundant throughout Texas, including Edwards County. They inhabit a range of habitats, from dense forests to brushy areas, and are a popular game species for hunters. Axis Deer: Originally native to India, axis deer were introduced to Texas and have established thriving populations in areas like Edwards County. They are prized for their beauty and make for challenging hunting opportunities. Rio Grande Turkey: Edwards County is home to healthy populations of Rio Grande turkeys. They inhabit a variety of habitats, including wooded areas and open grasslands, and are a popular game bird for hunters. Aoudad Sheep: Also known as Barbary sheep, aoudad were introduced to Texas and have adapted well to the rugged terrain of Edwards County. They are known for their impressive horns and provide a challenging hunt for adventurous hunters. Blackbuck Antelope: Another exotic species introduced to Texas, blackbuck antelope thrive in the open grasslands of Edwards County. They are known for their speed and agility, making them a prized trophy for hunters. Quail: Bobwhite quail and scaled quail are both found in Edwards County. They inhabit brushy areas and provide excellent hunting opportunities for upland bird hunters. Various Small Mammals: Edwards County is also home to a variety of smaller mammals such as coyotes, bobcats, foxes, and raccoons. Reptiles and Amphibians: The region is home to numerous reptile and amphibian species, including various snakes, lizards, turtles, and frogs. Birds of Prey: Raptors such as hawks, eagles, and owls are commonly seen in the skies above Edwards County, hunting for small mammals and birds. Fish: Though Edwards County is known more for its terrestrial wildlife, there are also opportunities for fishing in the area's rivers and streams, with species such as bass, catfish, and sunfish. Overall, Edwards County offers a rich tapestry of wildlife for nature enthusiasts, birdwatchers, and hunters alike to explore and enjoy!

Hunting Paradise on a Hill-Country Ranch Near Rocksprings Elk, Axis, Whitetail, Fallow, Sitka Deer, Hog, Dove, Turkey Location: Only 13 miles south of the historic town of Rocksprings, off Highway 55 and County Road 310. Close enough for convenience, far enough for seclusion in the country. Terrain and scenery: A diverse mix of ups and downs, thicker cover, and scenic draws. A plateau sits higher on the west side, dipping into nice draws on the east, with rolling hill country, wide valleys, and dry creek bottoms. Wildlife galore: White-tailed deer, axis deer, elk, fallow deer, aoudad, Sitka deer, turkey, dove, and hogs traverse this ranchplenty of opportunities for trophy hunts or everyday wildlife viewing. Land and access: Shares a LOW FENCE boundary with 7,200 and 3,600 acre neighbors to the east. Electricity runs close to the county road and at various locations on the ranch. Financing: Owner financing available on all properties in the ranch with as little as 5% down and notes up to 30 years. Why this works: The stunning country, abundant wildlife, and elevation changes create unmatched beauty and outstanding hunting versatility. Ready to experience it? Call ALLE OSBORNE today for more information or to schedule a showing on this beautiful land.

Hunting Paradise on a Hill-Country Ranch Near Rocksprings POWER** adjacent acreage also available-- anything from 20-1000+ acres Elk, Axis, Whitetail, Fallow, Sitka Deer, Hog, Dove, Turkey Location: Only 13 miles south of the historic town of Rocksprings, off Highway 55 and County Road 310. Close enough for convenience, far enough for seclusion in the country. Terrain and scenery: A diverse mix of ups and downs, thicker cover, and scenic draws. A plateau sits higher on the west side, dipping into nice draws on the east, with rolling hill country, wide valleys, and dry creek bottoms. Wildlife galore: White-tailed deer, axis deer, elk, fallow deer, aoudad, Sitka deer, turkey, dove, and hogs traverse this ranch with plenty of opportunities for trophy hunts or everyday wildlife viewing. Financing: Owner financing available on all properties in the ranch with as little as 5% down and notes up to 30 years. Why this works: The stunning country, abundant wildlife, and elevation changes create unmatched beauty and outstanding hunting versatility. Ready to experience it? Call ALLE OSBORNE today for more information or to schedule a showing on this beautiful land.

Turnkey property with all the comforts of home Located in south central Edwards County, Texas 15 miles west of Barksdale and 15 miles south of Rocksprings Minutes from the beautiful Nueces River Good access off well-maintained county road with frontage along the county road Easy access, yet remote and private Perched on a gentle hilltop, a fully remodeled 1,200 sq. ft. 3-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home is in like-new condition. Interior features brand-new wood flooring and comes fully furnished, complete with all appliances. New underpinning and an entirely updated exterior, creating a clean, turnkey setup ready for immediate enjoyment. Metal covered awning, large front deck overlooking the southwest providing spectacular views Covered parking, large walk-in cooler Own private water well along with additional shared water, electricity, licensed septic Nice well house protecting the well, set up to run off electricity and solar 20 ft connex for storage, 3 large 2000-gallon water holding tanks The high quality, well-maintained high fencing around the perimeter is in like new condition Terrain is very gentle rolling with abundant thick areas of cover and vegetation for the wildlife including live oak, shin oak, and cedar A large percentage of the property has been left undisturbed serving as a sanctuary for the wildlife The owner has done an excellent job and taken great pride in working towards and maintaining a perfect balance and creating ideal habitat for the wildlife through years of calculated study The wildlife and habitat have been very professionally managed Great trail system in place all throughout the property leading to 4 areas with blinds and feeders and watering troughs scattered around kept full to the brim all year round +/- 60 native whitetail and axis found on the property. Several mature trophy animals. Lots of turkey Areas with seasonal earthen ponds for the wildlife 5 corn feeders, 3 protein feeders, 1 trough feeder, 4 watering troughs, 4 deer blinds Wildlife exempt taxes Endless possibilities and opportunities with this property from business retreats and getaways or perfect for family and friends to enjoy anytime of the year Turnkey and ready --Come take a look! Listing #236

Welcome to Westpoint Ranch, an exceptional +/-435.537-acre high-fenced hunting ranch situated in the far eastern reaches of Edwards County, just across the Kerr County line. Offering an outstanding blend of trophy wildlife, practical improvements, diverse terrain, and year-round accessibility, Westpoint Ranch embodies everything today's buyers seek in a premier recreational property. Purposefully developed with the outdoorsman in mind, the high-fenced ranch strikes a rare balance between rugged Hill Country beauty and everyday functionality. From family hunting traditions and weekend escapes to long-term investment potential, this turnkey property is designed to be enjoyed from the moment you arrive. The combination of excellent road infrastructure, dependable water, thriving wildlife populations, and comfortable accommodations makes Westpoint Ranch equally suited for serious hunters and families looking to create a legacy in one of Texas' most desirable ranching regions. Location Westpoint Ranch enjoys a highly desirable location in eastern Edwards County, offering privacy without sacrificing convenience. The ranch lies approximately 24 miles south of Junction and 56 miles from Kerrville, placing modern amenities, restaurants, and medical services comfortably within reach. The historic Garven Store, located near the intersection of Highway 83 and Ranch Road 41, sits just 15 miles from the ranch and serves as one of the area's most recognizable landmarks. Junction provides convenient access to feed stores, hardware suppliers, grocery stores, and healthcare facilities, making ranch ownership both practical and enjoyable. Access is provided via a private ranch road approximately two miles off Highway 83, allowing owners to leave the pavement behind while still benefiting from straightforward year-round accessibility. The result is a setting that feels wonderfully secluded without ever being isolated. Landscape & Habitat The landscape of Westpoint Ranch showcases the authentic character of the Edwards Plateau. The terrain transitions gracefully from elevated ridges down into broad valleys, creating both visual interest and exceptional wildlife habitat. From its highest points, the ranch gently flutters downward through varying elevations, offering long-range Hill Country views and a natural flow rarely found on ranches of this size. One of the property's defining characteristics is its remarkable native grass cover. During favorable seasons, lush grasses stretch nearly to the floorboards of pickup trucks, creating both striking beauty and outstanding forage for wildlife and livestock alike. Two seasonal draws cut naturally through the northwest and southeast portions of the ranch, introducing an explosive level of diversity to the landscape. These drainages create travel corridors for wildlife, support additional vegetation, and enhance both the aesthetics and functionality of the property. Scattered oaks dot the uplands, while larger mature hardwoods thrive within the highly accessible valley bottoms. These shaded pockets provide exceptional cover and ideal habitat conditions for wildlife while simultaneously creating some of the ranch's most attractive and usable areas. A standout feature is the ranch's enhanced road system. Unlike many properties in the area, Rancho Vista Ranch can be comfortably traversed by pickup truck throughout much of the property, providing easy access to blinds, feeders, water sources, and scenic overlooks without sacrificing the ranch's rugged appeal. Improvements Designed with practicality and immediate enjoyment in mind, Westpoint Ranch features a versatile shop structure with approximately half of the building converted into comfortable living quarters. The residence includes three bedrooms, one bathroom, a functional kitchen and living area, and provides an ideal setup for hunting weekends, extended stays, or immediate use while future improvements are considered. The remaining shop space offers highly accessible storage for skid steers, UTVs, tractors, trailers, and other ranch equipment essential to day-to-day operations. Located just behind the main structure is an additional tack room and storage shed that offers tremendous flexibility. Whether transformed into extra bunk space for guests, a dedicated reloading room, a secure gun safe room, or additional storage, this space provides valuable expansion potential tailored to the next owner's needs. Combined with the exceptional internal road system, the improvements create a ranch that is both highly functional and immediately ready to enjoy. Water Features Water is one of Westpoint Ranch's strongest assets. Positioned over the renowned Edwards Aquifer, the ranch benefits from two water wells that provide dependable infrastructure for both ranch operations and wildlife enhancement. A strategically placed pond is supplementally fed by one of the wells, ensuring a reliable water source while encouraging wildlife distribution across the property. The two seasonal draws that naturally traverse the ranch also present exciting future opportunities. With thoughtful planning and enhancement, these drainage corridors offer the potential for additional pond construction, allowing future owners to further expand the ranch's water resources and wildlife carrying capacity. The existing combination of groundwater, supplemental surface water, and future development potential creates a water profile rarely found on recreational ranches of this size. Wildlife Westpoint Ranch is first and foremost a premier hunting property. Fully high-fenced and carefully managed, the ranch supports outstanding populations of both native and exotic game species while benefiting from an existing agricultural exemption that contributes to favorable carrying costs. Wildlife commonly found throughout the ranch includes: Native Whitetail Deer Axis Deer Blackbuck Antelope Rio Grande Turkey Dove The combination of lush native grasses, mature hardwood cover, dependable water resources, diverse terrain, and established infrastructure creates exceptional habitat conditions year-round. Whether glassing for trophy whitetails from an elevated vantage point, pursuing free-ranging exotics, enjoying spring turkey hunts, or gathering with friends for classic Texas dove shoots, Westpoint Ranch delivers memorable experiences throughout every season. Summary Westpoint Ranch represents an outstanding opportunity to acquire a turnkey +/-435.537-acre recreational ranch in one of Texas' most respected hunting regions. With quality improvements, excellent road access, abundant water resources, diverse topography, thriving wildlife populations, agricultural tax benefits, and tremendous future enhancement potential, the ranch offers an exceptional balance of enjoyment, functionality, and long-term investment value. Whether envisioned as a family hunting retreat, a weekend escape from city life, or a legacy property to be passed down through generations, Westpoint Ranch stands ready to be enjoyed from day one.

Welcome to Rancho Vista Ranch, an exceptional +/-435.537-acre high-fenced hunting ranch situated in the far eastern reaches of Edwards County, just across the Kerr County line. Offering an outstanding blend of trophy wildlife, practical improvements, diverse terrain, and year-round accessibility, Rancho Vista Ranch embodies everything today's buyers seek in a premier recreational property. Purposefully developed with the outdoorsman in mind, the high-fenced ranch strikes a rare balance between rugged Hill Country beauty and everyday functionality. From family hunting traditions and weekend escapes to long-term investment potential, this turnkey property is designed to be enjoyed from the moment you arrive. The combination of excellent road infrastructure, dependable water, thriving wildlife populations, and comfortable accommodations makes Rancho Vista Ranch equally suited for serious hunters and families looking to create a legacy in one of Texas' most desirable ranching regions. Location Rancho Vista Ranch enjoys a highly desirable location in eastern Edwards County, offering privacy without sacrificing convenience. The ranch lies approximately 24 miles south of Junction and 56 miles from Kerrville, placing modern amenities, restaurants, and medical services comfortably within reach. The historic Garven Store, located near the intersection of Highway 83 and Ranch Road 41, sits just 15 miles from the ranch and serves as one of the area's most recognizable landmarks. Junction provides convenient access to feed stores, hardware suppliers, grocery stores, and healthcare facilities, making ranch ownership both practical and enjoyable. Access is provided via a private ranch road approximately two miles off Highway 83, allowing owners to leave the pavement behind while still benefiting from straightforward year-round accessibility. The result is a setting that feels wonderfully secluded without ever being isolated. Landscape & Habitat The landscape of Rancho Vista Ranch showcases the authentic character of the Edwards Plateau. The terrain transitions gracefully from elevated ridges down into broad valleys, creating both visual interest and exceptional wildlife habitat. From its highest points, the ranch gently flutters downward through varying elevations, offering long-range Hill Country views and a natural flow rarely found on ranches of this size. One of the property's defining characteristics is its remarkable native grass cover. During favorable seasons, lush grasses stretch nearly to the floorboards of pickup trucks, creating both striking beauty and outstanding forage for wildlife and livestock alike. Two seasonal draws cut naturally through the northwest and southeast portions of the ranch, introducing an explosive level of diversity to the landscape. These drainages create travel corridors for wildlife, support additional vegetation, and enhance both the aesthetics and functionality of the property. Scattered oaks dot the uplands, while larger mature hardwoods thrive within the highly accessible valley bottoms. These shaded pockets provide exceptional cover and ideal habitat conditions for wildlife while simultaneously creating some of the ranch's most attractive and usable areas. A standout feature is the ranch's enhanced road system. Unlike many properties in the area, Rancho Vista Ranch can be comfortably traversed by pickup truck throughout much of the property, providing easy access to blinds, feeders, water sources, and scenic overlooks without sacrificing the ranch's rugged appeal. Improvements Designed with practicality and immediate enjoyment in mind, Rancho Vista Ranch features a versatile shop structure with approximately half of the building converted into comfortable living quarters. The residence includes three bedrooms, one bathroom, a functional kitchen and living area, and provides an ideal setup for hunting weekends, extended stays, or immediate use while future improvements are considered. The remaining shop space offers highly accessible storage for skid steers, UTVs, tractors, trailers, and other ranch equipment essential to day-to-day operations. Located just behind the main structure is an additional tack room and storage shed that offers tremendous flexibility. Whether transformed into extra bunk space for guests, a dedicated reloading room, a secure gun safe room, or additional storage, this space provides valuable expansion potential tailored to the next owner's needs. Combined with the exceptional internal road system, the improvements create a ranch that is both highly functional and immediately ready to enjoy. Water Features Water is one of Rancho Vista Ranch's strongest assets. Positioned over the renowned Edwards Aquifer, the ranch benefits from two water wells that provide dependable infrastructure for both ranch operations and wildlife enhancement. A strategically placed pond is supplementally fed by one of the wells, ensuring a reliable water source while encouraging wildlife distribution across the property. The two seasonal draws that naturally traverse the ranch also present exciting future opportunities. With thoughtful planning and enhancement, these drainage corridors offer the potential for additional pond construction, allowing future owners to further expand the ranch's water resources and wildlife carrying capacity. The existing combination of groundwater, supplemental surface water, and future development potential creates a water profile rarely found on recreational ranches of this size. Wildlife Rancho Vista Ranch is first and foremost a premier hunting property. Fully high-fenced and carefully managed, the ranch supports outstanding populations of both native and exotic game species while benefiting from an existing agricultural exemption that contributes to favorable carrying costs. Wildlife commonly found throughout the ranch includes: Native Whitetail Deer Axis Deer Blackbuck Antelope Rio Grande Turkey Dove The combination of lush native grasses, mature hardwood cover, dependable water resources, diverse terrain, and established infrastructure creates exceptional habitat conditions year-round. Whether glassing for trophy whitetails from an elevated vantage point, pursuing free-ranging exotics, enjoying spring turkey hunts, or gathering with friends for classic Texas dove shoots, Rancho Vista Ranch delivers memorable experiences throughout every season. Summary Rancho Vista Ranch represents an outstanding opportunity to acquire a turnkey +/-435.537-acre recreational ranch in one of Texas' most respected hunting regions. With quality improvements, excellent road access, abundant water resources, diverse topography, thriving wildlife populations, agricultural tax benefits, and tremendous future enhancement potential, the ranch offers an exceptional balance of enjoyment, functionality, and long-term investment value. Whether envisioned as a family hunting retreat, a weekend escape from city life, or a legacy property to be passed down through generations, Rancho Vista Ranch stands ready to be enjoyed from day one.

Venado Creek Ranch – 150 Acres | Owner Financing Available .We are offering a limited-time $10,000 improvement credit on new contracts at Venado Creek Ranch Welcome to Venado Creek Ranch, a stunning 150-acre property offering gently rolling terrain, mature live oaks, and minimal cedar—land that’s as scenic as it is usable. Located off CR 377, Telegraph, Texas. This Hill Country gem is fenced on the South and West sides, with electricity available and water access via a shared well. High-speed fiber internet is also available, making this an ideal place for hunting,recreation, retreats and future homesites. Additional Acreage available!! The ranch is rich with wildlife, including whitetail deer, axis, blackbuck, turkey, and hogs—perfect for hunting or simply enjoying nature. Plus, the location puts you close to the best of the Hill Country: swim and kayak on the Llano River in Junction, explore Kerrville’s vibrant culture, or enjoy wineries and live music in nearby Fredericksburg. Owner financing available with just 5% down—no credit check or qualifying required. Finance up to 30 years. Owner is a licensed agent. ?? Call Frank Harlos, Realtor with Texas Land Brokerage, at 361-557-7060 for more information. Recreation, investment, or a legacy property—this is Hill Country living at its best.

INTRODUCTION The Stevens Ranch at Mail Trail Valley features a well balanced variety of topography with a diversity of oak and other cover ideal for deer and other wildlife. The entry road leads to a campground with an RV trailer that will convey with the land. The ranch is bisected by a dry creek that is frequented by turkey and other game. There is a second campsite area under mature oak trees near the entrance to the ranch. A 4-wheeler trail traces the ridgeline of hills terminating in a peak that could be used for another camp or building site. WILDLIFE & GAME Game in the area includes White-tail, Axis, feral hogs, Sika, Aoudad, and itinerant elk. There are several game feeders, a predator trap, and a water trough for wildlife, as well as bird-houses throughout the ranch for ease of maintaining a wildlife exemption. Predators include fox, bobcat, raccoon, coyote and the occasional mountain lion. The 11,000+/- acres comprising the Mail Trail Valley Ranches subdivision is covered in many dozens of ranches of similar size with essentially all providing supplemental feed and water for game. This creates a true haven for game and other wildlife over a huge block of land where large numbers of animals can be supported. The water and feed is part of the wildlife management program in which virtually all Mail Trail Valley Ranches Landowner Association (LOA) members participate. The membership dues support certain wildlife management activities and road maintenance provided by the LOA. WATER The Mail Trail Ranches Landowners Association (LOA) operates and maintains miles and miles of high quality propylene pipelines that deliver non-potable well water to the Stevens ranch and all of the tracts comprising the 11,000+/- acre Mail Trail Ranches. For a modest annual membership fee, the LOA keeps several water wells and water storage facilities running, as well as maintaining the access easement road from Hwy 377 and the grid of access roads to all all tracts comprising Mail Trail Ranches. IMPROVEMENTS & ELECTRIC SERVICE There are no permanent residential improvements on the ranch, but with an RV that conveys with the property, electricity service lines down two boundaries, and several prime building locations, a new owner will have a place to stay and plenty of time to plan their own dream get-a-way cabin or barn-do-minium. FENCES, TOPOGRAPHY, & COVER The Stevens Ranch is not fenced to contain livestock and has no deer proof fencing on its boundaries. The topography and cover are an ideal mix of hilly, thick cover and more open, flatter - almost bottomland - areas. This provides options for different activities - hunting, hiking, 4-wheeling, or just watching wildlife. A dry creek cuts across the ranch and acts as a route for turkey and other game to wander through the ranch. The approximate northeast third of the ranch is the flatter area that allows for easy travel by foot, UTVs, or pickup. The remainder of the ranch is hilly and is easily accessible by 4-wheelers or side-by-side buggies, with the main hill topped by a four+/- acre flat peak, an ideal building site. Brush and tree cover include piñion pine, mountain laurel, mesquite, several oak species, cedar, persimmon, agarito, and other native brush species. Grasses include Curly mesquite, Texas winter grass, Texas gramma and other native grasses. TAXES & MINERALS Property taxes for 2024 were $291.42, which is $2.10/ac, typical for the area for unimproved parcels. The owners believe they own none of the minerals but will convey all they own, if any. SPECIAL FEATURES The 139+/- acre Stevens Ranch is part of Mail Trail Ranches in Edwards County, a well-known, approximate 11,000 acre game managed development designed for owners to get the most out of their hunting experience. The Mail Trail Landowners Association (LOA) assists with the game management activities to help owners maintain Ag Value property taxes through Wildlife Management of White-tail Deer. For annual dues of about $4/acre, a consulting biologist assists with the annual tax office paperwork and provides annual guidelines for feed and harvest rates. There are no mandatory rules for feeding and harvest. For that same $4/ad dues, the well functioning LOA manages and maintains a non-potable water system comprised of several wells, water storage facilities, and pipelines to every tract in Mail Trail Ranches. The LOA also maintains all the interior access roads from US 377 to the entrance to each tract. The Steven’s Ranch topography has an ideal mix of mesquite flats preferred by Axis and other deer plus a huge hilly area preferred by Aoudad and other rough country species. The main hill has several excellent building sites - with VIEWS. A huge, hardwood lined draw runs north to south through the middle of the property, funneling game to all areas of the ranch. Here are a few facts about Mail Trail Ranches: - no tract less than 100 acres - 11,000+/- acres comprised of 90 tracts and 76 owners (at last count) - LOA assists members in maintaining ag valuation under wildlife management (whitetail deer) - electricity delivered to the boundary of every tract - community, non-potable, water supply delivered to every tract - well-functioning Landowners Association with road/water well committee and game management committee - biologist recommended (not mandated) feeding and harvest guidelines This is a chance to be part of a huge, intensively game fed and watered property in an area known for its diversity of wildlife. If this ranch sounds interesting to you, and the photos make you want to see more, then you probably need to come and tour the Stevens Ranch. Give Lockhart Real Estate a call. We look forward to showing you the ranch.

The Hill Ranch satisfies that most important of real estate principles: Location! Situated a few miles west of Barksdale, the Hill Ranch is near the center of that part of the spectacular Nueces Canyon at the common corners of SE Edwards County and SW Real County. This is the area where numerous creeks spill into larger streams and the streams flow into the crystal clear waters of the legendary Nueces River. Just a few minutes drive from the Hill Ranch is Spring Creek, Cedar Creek, Camp Wood Creek, Pulliam Creek, Dry Creek (its never dry), and the Nueces River. These water resources support a network of micro-habitats which blend together one into another to create a huge area teeming with game and other wildlife. NEIGHBORS: The Hill Ranchs neighbors are mostly similar sized, except for the massive Silver Lakes Ranch, over 50,000 acres of remote and mostly undisturbed and heavily covered mountains, valleys, ridges, and creek bottomlands. On its far northwest, the Hill Ranch shares a short common boundary with Silver Lakes, and a mile of common boundary on the Hill Ranch's southwest boundary. The Silver Lakes Ranch has not been commercially hunted for many, many decades so it provides a perpetual supply of game and other wildlife migrating over the low fences from Silver Lakes to the Hill Ranch and its neighbors. Any game taken on the Hill Ranch is sure to be quickly replaced and the genetics benefit from a continuous mixture of animals wandering from one creek bottom habitat to another. There have been credible reports that the Silver Lakes Ranch will be donated to the State of Texas for a state park. GAME & WILDLIFE: Hunters will find White-tail, Axis, Sika, transient Elk, Rio Grande Turkey, feral hogs, bobcat, raccoons, and the occasional mountain lion, to name a few, roaming the hills and draws. Rock squirrels, porcupines, Roadrunners, armadillos, foxes, and many other critters populate the ranch and entire area. TOPOGRAPHY & COVER: The ranch is predominantly characterized by deep canyons separated by high hills and ridges. The mountains, ridges and some of the canyons are heavily covered in cedar and other native brush, while some of the wide canyon bottoms have been cleared of cedar leaving broad, open swaths of pasture dotted with big liveoaks and other hardwoods. This topography and cover provides numerous places for deer feeder locations - you and several guests could hunt at the same time and each hunt a different location the next day. IMPROVEMENTS: At the headquarters, an older model 14 x 40 trailer house provides a warm and dry place for long weekend hunts or a temporary shelter while you build your dream ranch home or hunting lodge. Electricity comes to the headquarters. A small set of livestock working pens needs a little maintenance to be in good working condition. ROADS & ACCESS: Good pasture roads provide two-wheel drive access to some of the big canyons, while four-wheel drive, side-by-side buggies, and 4-wheelers are needed for some of the more remote canyons and ridges. Access to the ranch is by county road ending at a neighbors gate, then a short distance across the neighbor by private easement to the Hill Ranch gate. One other neighbor crosses the Hill Ranch a short distance on a private easement. WATER: Two small ponds supplied by dependable springs draw and hold game on the ranch. Two water wells, one shared with a neighbor. FENCES: Fences are in good to poor condition. The Hill Ranch shares a deer proof fence line with one neighbor. MINERALS: Negotiable.

The Alamo Ranch is a short drive from the historic town of Rocksprings. Located only 13 miles south of town off Highway 55 and County Road 310, the convenience of being so close yet secluded in the country makes the dream of owning land a reality. The hill country terrain on the ranch has a mixture of rolling hills, wide valleys, scenic hill tops, and dry creek bottoms. Wildlife traversing through the ranch include white tail deer, axis deer, aoudad, elk, turkey, dove, and hogs. With the numerous elevation changes throughout the ranch, the beauty of this country is unmatched. Owner financing is offered on all properties in the ranch for as little as 5% down with notes up to 30 years. Discounts given to veterans and military members! Give Tyler a call today at 817-454-3173 for more information or to schedule a showing on the beautiful Republic Ranch!

Elite Hunting & Wildlife Management This property is currently under a Wildlife Management Tax Exemption, offering significant tax advantages while maintaining year-round habitat care. • 6 established feeding and watering stations • Hay, corn, and cottonseed • Each paired with blinds in six strategic locations • Property has been fed and watered year-round, producing exceptional wildlife quality Wildlife on the ranch includes: • Whitetail Deer • Axis Deer • Aoudad • Blackbuck Antelope • Fallow Deer • Sika Deer • Elk • Turkey • Quail & Dove • Bear have been seen occasionally, though infrequently This is the kind of diversity typically found only on far larger or far more expensive ranches.

Red Valley 59.6 Acres Located in southwestern Edwards County, Texas Shared well that has water line run to property 27ft travel trailer under 24x28ft cover with front deck Game cleaning area, storage shed, barn with generator room Terrain is varied -- several high hilltops and two canyon areas that are level with minimal rock and abundant topsoil, several dry creek beds and large oak trees make a great habitat for wildlife 3 blinds and 3 feeders Game includes whitetail, turkey, hog, axis, aoudad Ag exempt taxes Listing #12 Western Hill Country Realty Red Valley +/- 59.6 Acres Tucked away in the scenic southwestern corner of Edwards County, Texas, Red Valley offers just under 60 acres of diverse and inviting land. This property is well-prepared for weekend getaways, hunting adventures, or building your dream retreat. A shared water well with a water line already run to the property ensures convenience, while a 27-foot travel trailer sits comfortably beneath a 24x28-foot cover, complete with a front deck for relaxing and enjoying the views. The property is thoughtfully set up for outdoor living and recreation. There is a dedicated game cleaning area, a storage shed, and a barn that includes a generator room for added utility. The terrain is a beautiful mix of several high hilltops provide sweeping vistas, while two broad canyon areas feature level ground with minimal rock and abundant topsoil. Large oak trees, several dry creek beds, and a variety of native vegetation create excellent wildlife habitat. For hunters, the land is ready to use with three blinds and three feeders strategically placed across the property. Wildlife is plentiful, with whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, axis deer, and aoudad frequently spotted in the area. The property also benefits from agricultural exemption on taxes, keeping ownership costs low. Whether you envision this as your private hunting retreat, a recreational getaway, or a future homesite, Red Valley offers space, seclusion, and stunning natural beauty. Listing #12 Red Valley -- a property ready to be enjoyed from day one.

• Located in west central Edwards County, Texas • Easy access, less than 5 miles of well-maintained county road and very short easement road • Less than 25 minutes from Rocksprings • Terrain is level to sloping up to a great hilltop view on the east side of the ranch • Abundant topsoil with minimal rock • Large pond has been built, just add water • Private water well with storage tank • Electricity in place • The +/- 360 sq ft cabin is ready for new owner to add their personal finishing touches and make it their own • Good ranch trails leading to two nice blinds and two top of the line All Season Feeders • The game includes whitetail, turkey, hogs, axis, and aoudad • Set up and ready to enjoy! • Listing #62 with Western Hill Country Realty Buffalo Pond Ranch is a +/- 72.32-acre hunting and recreational property located in west central Edwards County, Texas. The ranch offers easy and convenient access with less than five miles of well-maintained county road and only a very short easement road, all while being less than a 25-minute drive from Rocksprings. This combination of accessibility and privacy makes the property ideal for both frequent use and long-term enjoyment. The land features level to gently sloping terrain that rises to an excellent hilltop vantage point on the east side of the ranch, providing attractive views across the surrounding countryside. Abundant topsoil with minimal rock enhances usability throughout the property. A large pond has already been constructed and is in place—just add water. Additional improvements include a private water well with storage tank and electricity already on site. A +/- 360 sq ft cabin is ready for a new owner to add personal finishing touches, offering a comfortable base camp or weekend retreat. Well-maintained ranch roads and trails provide easy access throughout the property and lead to two well-placed blinds and two top-of-the-line All Season feeders. The ranch supports a strong population of wildlife, including whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, axis, and aoudad, making it an excellent hunting property. Well improved and thoughtfully set up, Buffalo Pond Ranch is truly turnkey and ready to enjoy. Offered as Listing #62 with Western Hill Country Realty.

• Located in western Edwards County, Texas • Easy access, less than 1 mile off well-maintained county road and less than 5 miles from the highway • Less than 25 minutes from Rocksprings • Variety of terrain ranging from level bottoms with topsoil to 30-mile views from the hilltops • Thick mesquite and live oak make a great habitat for wildlife • There is a dry creek bed that sweeps through the property that funnels wildlife onto the property • Electricity runs on property near to level campsite areas • There is a highly improved ranch road system allowing easy access to most parts of the ranch • 3 blinds and 3 feeders in place with recently cleared shooting lanes and good feeder pens • The abundant wildlife includes whitetail, turkey, hogs, axis, and occasional elk and aoudad • Ag exempt taxes • Listing #179 with Western Hill Country Realty Located in western Edwards County, Texas, The Sotol Hill Ranch offers easy access and a great combination of terrain, wildlife habitat, and recreational improvements. The property is less than one mile off a well-maintained county road and less than five miles from the highway, with Rocksprings less than 25 minutes away. The ranch features a variety of terrain, from level bottoms with good topsoil to elevated hilltops offering spectacular views of up to 30 miles. Thick stands of mesquite and live oak provide excellent wildlife habitat, while a dry creek bed sweeps through the property and creates a natural funnel that helps concentrate wildlife onto the ranch. Electricity runs onto the property near several level campsite areas, and a highly improved ranch road system provides easy access to most areas of the ranch. Three blinds and three feeders are in place, with recently cleared shooting lanes and well-maintained feeder pens. Wildlife is abundant, including whitetail, turkey, hogs, axis, and occasional elk and aoudad. The property also benefits from Ag Exempt taxes, making this an excellent opportunity for a recreational hunting ranch in the Texas Hill Country. Listing #179 with Western Hill Country Realty.

Sawmill Canyon +/-49.36 Acres Located in western Edwards County, Texas Good access, not too far off pavement Joins a large low fenced ranch End of the road, very private Thick vegetation cover for the wildlife Super 30-mile views from the ridgeline Terrain is sloping down to a level canyon area 1 blind, 1 feeder, Water storage tanks The game includes whitetail, turkey, hogs, aoudad, axis and the occasional other exotics Ag exempt taxes Listing #75 with Western Hill Country Realty Sawmill Canyon is a scenic ±49.36-acre hunting property located in western Edwards County, Texas. With convenient access not far off the pavement, the ranch is easy to reach while still offering a true sense of seclusion. Situated at the end of the road and adjoining a large low-fenced ranch, the property provides exceptional privacy and a quiet, undisturbed setting ideal for recreation or relaxation. The land itself features a diverse layout, with terrain that gently slopes from elevated ridgelines down into a more level canyon floor. From the higher elevations, the property boasts remarkable long-range views stretching up to 30 miles, making it a standout for those who appreciate dramatic Hill Country vistas. Thick native vegetation covers much of the ranch, creating excellent habitat and cover for wildlife. Sawmill Canyon is well-suited for hunting, with one blind and one feeder already in place, along with water storage tanks to support game. The area is known for a strong variety of wildlife, including whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, aoudad, axis, and occasional exotic species. Additionally, the property benefits from agricultural exemption status, helping to keep property taxes low. This property is listed as #75 with Western Hill Country Realty, offering a great opportunity to own a private and well-equipped slice of the Texas Hill Country.

Fossil Canyon Ranch +/- 60.19 Acres Located in southwestern Edwards County, Texas Less than a 1/3 of a mile off county-maintained road Less than 30 minutes to Lake Amistad for great fishing End of the road property for maximum privacy Chance to own your own box canyon offering a huge buffer for privacy Several established blind and feeder locations Very minimal hunting pressure in the past couple of years The terrain varies from level canyon bottoms to dry creek beds, to high ridges all around Thick vegetation cover allowing for many hiding spots for wildlife to make them feel safe The game includes whitetail, turkey, hogs, axis, aoudad, variety of other rams and the occasional other game Western Hill Country Realty Listing #38 Fossil Canyon Ranch offers an exceptional opportunity in southwestern Edwards County, Texas, spanning +/-60.19 acres. Situated less than a third of a mile from a county-maintained road, this property ensures easy access while maintaining utmost privacy at the end of the road. The highlight is its unique box canyon, providing a substantial buffer for seclusion. The terrain features diverse landscapes from level canyon bottoms to high ridges, with dry creek beds interspersed throughout. Abundant thick vegetation offers ample hiding spots, creating a secure habitat for a variety of wildlife including whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, axis, aoudad, and other rams, with occasional sightings of additional game species. Several established blind and feeder locations contribute to the appeal for hunters. With minimal hunting pressure in recent years, this ranch presents an ideal retreat for nature enthusiasts and hunters alike. Priced at $139,950, listing #38 by Western Hill Country Realty.

• Located in west central Edwards County, Texas • Easy access via maintained county road just 2 miles from the highway • Less than 25 minutes from Rocksprings • 90 % flat to rolling land with abundant topsoil • Great hilltop views from the southeastern corner of the property • Abundant mesquite, cedar and scattered live oaks make a thick cover for the wildlife • Good road access on two sides of the ranch • Meter loop in place • 1/4 interest in a shared water well • The wildlife includes whitetail, turkey, hogs, axis and the occasional aoudad and other free ranging exotics • A large herd of axis was recently observed • This property offers a blank canvas, complete with electricity and water, providing the perfect opportunity for you to paint your own picture • Ag exempt taxes • Listing #99 Mesquite Meadows is a beautiful ±58-acre hunting and recreational property located in west-central Edwards County, Texas. Offering easy access, the ranch is situated just 2 miles off the highway via a well-maintained county road and is less than 25 minutes from Rocksprings. Approximately 90% of the property consists of flat to gently rolling terrain with abundant topsoil, making it highly usable and easy to enjoy. The southeastern corner features elevated hilltops with impressive views of the surrounding Hill Country. Thick stands of mesquite, cedar, and scattered live oaks provide outstanding wildlife habitat and excellent cover throughout the ranch. Good road frontage on two sides of the property offers convenient access and flexibility. The ranch is already equipped with a meter loop for electricity and includes a one-quarter interest in a shared water well, giving the next owner a solid foundation for future improvements. Whether you're looking to build a hunting camp, weekend getaway, or future home, this property offers a blank canvas with the essential utilities already in place. Wildlife is plentiful, with healthy populations of whitetail deer, turkey, feral hogs, and axis deer, along with the occasional aoudad and other free-ranging exotics. A large herd of axis deer was recently observed on the property, highlighting the area's excellent hunting potential. The property is also Ag exempt, helping keep annual property taxes low.

• Located in western Edwards County, Texas • Easy access, less than 1 mile off a well-maintained county road and less than 5 miles from the highway • Less than 25 minutes from Rocksprings • Varied terrain ranging from level bottoms with good topsoil to elevated hilltops offering spectacular views up to 30 miles • Thick native vegetation consisting of abundant mesquite, cedar, and live oak • A +/- 692 sq ft cabin, including the second story loft, with an additional +/- 224 sq ft large front porch sits high above the canyons offering up 30-mile hill county views • Electricity and septic in place • An additional +/- 224 sq ft cabin sits on the hill for additional guests • 8ft x 20ft sea container in clean condition in place ready for use • Highly improved ranch roads • Defined boundaries • 2 blinds and 2 feeders in place and running • The abundant game includes whitetail, turkey, hogs, axis, and occasional elk and aoudad • Ag exempt taxes • Listing #29 with Western Hill Country Realty +/-75.84 Acres | Comanche Canyons Located in western Edwards County, Texas, Comanche Canyons offers excellent accessibility, varied terrain, abundant native vegetation, and impressive Hill Country views. The ranch is less than one mile off a well-maintained county road and less than five miles from the highway, with Rocksprings less than 25 minutes away. The property features a diverse landscape ranging from level bottoms with good topsoil to elevated hilltops offering spectacular views of up to 30 miles. Thick native vegetation consisting of abundant mesquite, cedar, and live oak provides excellent wildlife habitat and privacy throughout the ranch. Perched high above the canyons is a +/-692-square-foot cabin, including the second-story loft, with an additional +/-224-square-foot front porch. The cabin takes full advantage of the elevated setting, offering outstanding Hill Country views stretching up to 30 miles. Electricity and septic are already in place. An additional +/-224-square-foot cabin sits on the hill and provides comfortable accommodations for guests. The ranch also includes an 8' x 20' sea container in clean condition, ready for storage or additional use. Highly improved ranch roads provide easy access throughout the property, while defined boundaries add to the convenience and functionality of the ranch. For the hunter, two blinds and two feeders are already in place and running. The abundant game includes whitetail, turkey, hogs, axis, and occasional elk and aoudad. Ag-exempt taxes provide an additional benefit. Listing #29 with Western Hill Country Realty