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Packsaddle Ranch 

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16 L i v i n g t h e B a r n d o L i f e 

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benefits of creating a barn and a home under one roof. 

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I n f o r m at i o n is King 

Information is king. It helps us to evaluate decisions 

made in the past and it aids us in our future decisions. 

b y T o n y F e a r s 

L a n d s o f T e x a s 

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o v e r R a n c h 

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Closing Out 2012: 

The End of Uncertainty? 

F r o m t h e E d i t o r 12 

b y C h a r l e s E . G i l l i l a n d , P h . D . 

F e at u r e R a n c h 

Big Ten Sold 

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SVR 509 Ranch 10 Big Ten for Sale 44 

East Town Creek Ranch 22 

L a n d s o f A m e r i c a 

Sportsman’s Paradise ROI 26 LOA News 

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F e at u r e A r t i c l e 28 Big Fifty for Sale 46 

NRCS Adopts Holistic Management 

On-Line Map Feature 50 

b y R o b e r t F e a r s 

Featured Property Listings 52 

B r o k e r S p o t l i g h t 30 Parting Shots 

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Marshall Kuykendall 

Broker Index 

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P u b l i s h e r 

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P a c k s a d d l e R a n c h 

1447± Acres in Llano County 

Less than ten miles from the Horseshoe Bay Lake 

Resort and Community by the Packsaddle Mountains 

sits this spectacular, one-of-a-kind ranch. 

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PUBLISHER LETTER 

Welcome to the Lands of Texas Magazine Winter 

Issue 2012. It’s been two years since the launch of our 

Premier Issue – my how time flies! We have worked 

hard to add informative features such as the Land 

News section with quarterly updates from leading 

industry associations like the Texas & Southwestern 

Cattle Raisers Association, Texas Wildlife Association 

and the Texas Alliance of Land Brokers. 

And in this issue, we are happy to introduce our 

newest feature, the Broker Spotlight. With this new 

article we hope to bring you up-close and personal 

with the legends and leaders in the Texas land 

brokerage business. For our first Broker Spotlight, we 

interviewed Mr. Marshall Kuykendall. Marshall goes 

way back in the land brokerage business and has deep roots. Marshall’s family is one of the 

“Old 300”, a name referring to the settlers who received land grants in Stephen F. Austin’s first 

colony in Mexico. Read this incredible interview on page 30. 

The interview with Marshall reminded me of how unique Texans are and how truly special Texas 

is. We have an economy and land market that has withstood the challenges dragging down the 

rest of the nation. According to FactCheck.org, Texas is responsible for 40% of the nation’s job 

growth since June 2009. And in spite of low land sales volume, the average price per acre in Texas 

is up 7%. Get more information about the land market in our exclusive Market Report on page 

42 by Dr. Charles Gilliland. 

Also, be sure to check out Dr. Gilliland’s new book, Buying Rural Land in Texas (see the 

advertisement on page 41). The book offers good, sound guidance for the best investment on 

earth. Land is the only investment you can truly stand on, and they’re not making any more 

of it. 

We hope you enjoy this issue of Lands of Texas magazine and we welcome your comments and 

feedback. Let us know what you’d like to see in future issues. May God bless you and yours this 

Christmas season. 

LandsofAmerica.com, keepin’ it rural! 

Tom Alexander / Publisher 

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From Chaos to Cozy 

Round Top Model 


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COVER RANCH 


1,447± Acres | Llano County | Property ID: 1071540 

This spectacular, one-of-a-kind ranch is being offered for sale, featuring 1,447 

acres. Less than ten miles from the Horseshoe Bay Lake Resort and Community 

with Highway 71 frontage, you can’t miss this ranch as you drive by the Packsaddle 

Mountains with the infamous “falling rock”. 

Located within 13 miles of the ranch, Horseshoe Bay’s Airport is one of the largest 

private airports in the United States. Its 6,000 foot lighted airstrip can accommodate 

private aircraft and corporate jets up to a DC9. Shopping, restaurants and hospitals 

can be found within 20 minutes either way from the ranch in the historical town of 

Llano or Marble Falls. Fredericksburg, Texas is within an hour of the ranch and Austin 

is less than 60 miles away. 


F r o s t y M i l l e r R a n c h R e a lt y , i n c . 

Michele “Mitch” Smith/Broker Associate | (325) 347-4702 | msmith4702@gmail.com 

www.FrostyMiller.com | (325) 247-3997 | 1200 Ford Street | Llano, Texas 78643 

The ranch has a great road system in place, from newly 

built roads to roads that were cut into the mountains 

years ago and very useful still today. This majestic ranch 

has approximately 900 acres under high fence with the 

remainder perimetered in conventional fencing. There 

is also a ten to twelve acre high-fenced field and native 

area designated for a deer pen. 

The terrain of the ranch has many personalities as one 

might imagine just looking at the ranch from outside the 

entrance on Highway 71. The ranch has rolling bottom 

lands with high grasses, wildflowers and good soils. The 

highlight of this ranch is the truly outstanding part of 

the Packsaddle Mountains found within the perimeter 

of the property. If only the mountains could talk, they 

could tell a tale. These mountains have so much history 

whether fact or legend. Truly unique and a true pride 

to call your own. The ranch has everything from huge 

majestic oak trees to mesquite, cedar, pecan and native 

brush providing an excellent habitat for wildlife. 

This ranch is blessed with over 4,000 feet both sides of live water Honey Creek 

featuring a deep swimming hole and waterfall rapids, all easily accessible from the 

wooded banks. Honey Creek is home to catfish and bass, all ready for the fly fisherman 

inside you or those who would like to just drop a cork bobber in with your cane pole. 

Also present is a spring box behind the Mountain Cabin that overflows, continuously 

feeding into a reservoir. There is currently two wells on the ranch with waterlines 

piped to numerous troughs. Numerous tanks are located on the ranch. 


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COVER RANCH 


1,447± Acres | Llano County | Property ID: 1071540 

There is a large 4,000 square foot rock home, Creek Lodge, that sits 

on a bluff overlooking the rapids and deep swimming hole on Honey 

Creek. It features three bedrooms and three baths. 

There is also the Mountain Cabin located deep in the ranch in a remote 

canyon surrounded by the high peaks of the Packsaddle Mountains. 

As one would say, “if you want to hear a rooster crow back here...ya 

better bring your own rooster.” The cabin has a kitchen, living area 

with fireplace, two bedrooms and a bath. 

The ranch has been hunted mainly by family members for the past few 

years. There are white tail deer, hogs and trophy-sized Aoudads found 

on the ranch. It’s very often that you can look up towards the bluffs of 

the mountains and see a proud Aoudad standing. 

It will be hard to find another ranch that has such easy access, superb 

location, live water, improvements, many beautiful home sites with 

miles and miles of views and the historical Packsaddle Mountains....all 

to call your own for your family to enjoy for years to come. 



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FEATURE RANCH 

SVR 509 Ranch–Year End Sale 

509± Acres | Bandera County | Property ID: 34961 

You can’t find Hill Country land this spectacular this close to city services at anywhere near this price! 

Special $3988/acre only until end of 2012. Dramatic long range views of Medina Lake, gorgeous building 

sites for home or lodge. Ideal blend of majestic hills & fertile valleys full of native wildlife. Approx. a mile 

of seasonal creek just waiting for your dam to be built. 30 minutes to San Antonio, ranch neighbors, Ag 

taxes. Can be divided into two 254 acre parcels. Seller LREA. $2,030,000. 

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K e l l e r W i l l i a m s R e a lt y L u x u r y / F a r m & R a n c h 

www.FineTexasRanches.com | W.K.Shumpes@gmail.com | (210) 415-6161 

Skip Shumpes/Broker Associate | 312 River Road | Boerne, Texas 78006 


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FROM THE EDITOR 

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hosts a fabulous collection of dealers, designers and shop 

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Living the Barndo Life 

Photo by Alicia Looney 

Photo by Alicia Looney 

A growing number of Texans are discovering 

and a home under one roof. 

f you’re driving down a country road and you spot a metal 

building with windows, a porch and flower beds, it might 

be more than a livestock barn or machinery shed — it 

also could be somebody’s home. Such dual-purpose buildings, 

commonly known as barndominiums, are springing up 

from the outskirts of Houston to the Texas Panhandle. 

Generations ago, in the New England colonies, it was not 

uncommon for early settlers to share a barn home with their 

livestock. After all, the animals produced heat, and hay and 

straw mows provided insulation. 

Today, Texans are rediscovering the practicality of barn living, 

but for reasons ranging from saving money to maximizing 

living space to minimizing upkeep. 

All Sizes and Purposes 

A barndo, as the modern, shared barn home is often nicknamed, 

generally refers to a metal building-turned-house. 

Outside, the structure looks like a barn or shed, but inside, 

a portion of the building is finished like any conventional 

home would be. 

Although barndominiums are typically metal structures, they 

come in all materials, shapes, sizes and prices, and range from 

spartan hunting cabins to high-end custom-finished homes. 

For some people, they serve strictly as weekend retreats, guest 

quarters or temporary living quarters. For others, they are 

permanent full-time dwellings. 

Wayne Young, a rural appraiser with Capital Farm Credit, says 

that in Texas, the vast majority of barndominiums are used as 

weekend retreats for people who live in the city but own land 

in the country. However, a growing minority of barndo owners 

live in them full time, either as their permanent primary residence 

or on an interim basis until they build a conventional 

home. He has seen them as small as a few hundred square feet 

and as large as 8,000 square feet. 

Ryan Reichardt, whose company, Reichardt Construction of 

Cat Spring, Texas, has been building barndos for 10 years, 

agrees with Young’s observations. He says that approximately 

65 percent of the barndominiums his company builds are used 

as second homes or weekend homes, and the remainder are 

used as permanent residences. 

Extra Living Space 

For most people, the “barn” in barndominium refers to a 

workshop or storage area, such as a garage or shed. When 

Michael Wright, vice president and branch manager of 


Louisiana Land Bank in Winnsboro, built a barn behind his 

house, he left the bottom floor as a storage area for 4-wheelers 

and equipment, and made the top floor into a loft apartment 

for guests. “It was Hurricane Rita that prompted me to finish 

it. After the hurricane, we had some people come and stay with 

us. I quickly added a bathroom, so they could live there for a 

while,” Wright explains. 

For Brandon Klepac, a 25-year-old South Texas farmer, 

combining work space with living space proved practical and 

economical. His two-story barndo serves as a workshop for 

his family’s farming operation, and it will be his home until 

he needs a larger, separate structure. At that point, he will 

convert the barndominium’s first floor to a farm office, and 

the second-story living space will remain available for visitors. 

Horse lovers Scott and Kay Phillips chose to buy land when 

they became empty nesters, after living for years in an upscale 

Dallas suburb. They wanted a simpler, less stressful lifestyle, 

and decided that, for them, a barndominium was a good fit. 

“We don’t have a grand lifestyle, so why do we need a grand 

house?” Kay says. “There is a freedom in living simply.” When 

the couple decided after a few years that they needed more 

space, it was relatively easy to expand the building and to 

finance the addition with their original lender, Lone Star 

Ag Credit. 

In Conroe, Texas, Capital Farm Credit financed a barndo five 

years ago for a different type of horse owner, an international 

airline attendant who bought and sold hunter-jumpers. Having 

a compact but gracious living space above her stable fit her 

needs perfectly, explains Senior Vice President Wally Hinkle, 

who served as loan officer on the project. 

Cost-Effective 

Conventional homeowners might wonder why anyone would 

choose to live in a barn. Many barndo owners summarize the 

appeal in one word: savings. 

“We went this route originally because we wanted the land, 

and to get the land we wanted, we needed to save money on 

the house,” says Crystal Eustace of Springtown, Texas. Her husband, 

Ronnie, built their barndominium, which they financed 

through Lone Star Ag Credit. “It cost less to construct, was 

easier and faster to move into, and it’s roomy. I don’t know 

that we could go back to a ‘regular’ house, because it would 

seem small.” 

Barndominiums typically cost less and are faster to build; they 

generally have lower insurance rates and taxes; and they have 

virtually no external maintenance requirements. Many owners 

also report much lower utility bills, especially if they add extra 

insulation between interior and exterior walls. 

Money saved on the building’s exterior can be spent on interior 

finishes, such as hardwood floors and custom cabinetry, 

like you would find in any high-end house. 

Finding Financing 

According to barndominium owners, particularly full-time 

residents, two of the biggest drawbacks are the exterior appearance 

and the limited financing options. Conventional loans 

may be limited, because of the lack of comparable sales in the 

market that are needed for the appraisal process. 

Moreover, barndominiums are not classified as single family 

houses, which can make it difficult to obtain conventional 

financing and refinancing. However, Young expects that the 

situation will change eventually. 

“Anything atypical doesn’t easily fit into the secondary market,” 

Young says. “But as barndominiums gain in popularity, 

more financing options will become available.” 

Most Farm Credit lending cooperatives in Texas will finance 

the construction of a barndominium. Loan officers will evaluate 

both the customer’s situation and plans, to determine if a 

loan can be made. In Klepac’s situation as a young farmer just 

starting out, he couldn’t buy a home through a conventional 

lender. However, Capital Farm Credit understood his farm 

income stream and was able to make a construction loan with 

a one-time, up-front close. After the home was completed, the 

loan converted to a traditional mortgage. 

Fortunately, appraisers such as Young have seen that most 

barndominiums hold their value well and sell at a price 

comparable to their original construction cost, which could 

range from $25 up to $100 per square foot. 

“That was the big fear initially,” Young says. “At first we didn’t 

know quite how to appraise barndominiums, because they 

were so new that there weren’t comparable sales. We knew 

there was interest in building them, but we didn’t know yet 

if people would buy them. But now we have the data to show 

that they do sell, and many of them return as much as a 

regular house,” he says. 

Article provided by Farm Credit Bank of Texas. 

Barndominium Pros and Cons 

PROS: 

• Cheaper and faster to build 

• Low external maintenance requirements 

• Generally lower taxes and insurance costs 

• Flexibility in how to use the space 

CONS: 

• Often less aesthetically pleasing 

• Conventional mortgages hard to get 

• No data yet on how they will hold up over decades 


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FEATURE RANCH 

East Town Creek Ranch 

157± Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1005917 

On the outskirts of Kerrville, Texas, along the historic Western Cattle Trail 

to Dodge City, Kansas, and beyond is this 157±-acre Town Creek Estate 

Ranch. The main residence overlooks a beautiful lake on Town Creek 

and is comprised of 17,000 square feet. The estate is perfectly situated 

and configured for luxury living and lavish or relaxed Texas Hill Country 

entertainment. The estate accentuates indoor and outdoor living with a 

large 50- by 30-foot pool and spa, outdoor fireplaces, and fire pits for 

outside entertainment during the mild Hill Country 

nights. 

The estate is open and bright with two art galleries 

filled with western art, one leading to the master 

bedroom suite and the other connecting the main 

living areas to the game room and trophy room wing. 

The home features a large living room, library, dining 

room, den, sun room, and a large country kitchen 

with utility room. Six large fireplaces located in the 

main living areas and in the bedroom suites keep the 

estate warm and cheerful during chilly winter nights. 

Outside the den area is an outdoor fireplace situated 

on a covered porch overlooking the pool, which 

provides an ideal cocktail hour venue. 

There are four bedrooms, each with en suite baths, 

and a guest suite with a panoramic view of the main 

lake, horse paddocks, and hills. The master suite 

features a large two-story master bedroom with 

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H o o d R e a l E s t at e I n c . 

www.HoodRealEstateInc.com | howard@hoodrealestateinc.com | (830) 739-3815 mobile 

Howard W. Hood/Broker | 222 Sidney Baker South, Suite 223 | Kerrville, Texas 78028 

gallery decorated with wildlife art and scenes of Africa leads to a 60 foot 

by 40 foot trophy room featuring a full kitchen and an adjoining antique 

bar room accented by a real antique bar and walls of antique long leaf 

pine. Upstairs from the bar is the palatial guest suite overlooking the lake, 

outside fire pit, and views beyond. 

If the estate home itself is not enough, consider that the lakes have been 

stocked for over 20 years with a bountiful habitat of world-class Florida 

bass and large catfish. The estate grounds feature a thoroughbred horse 

barn, tack room, and office. Close by is a large shop, work areas, green 

house, and air conditioned storage room. There are many separately high 

fenced pens and alleys designed for the efficient handling of exotic animals 

and white tailed deer. Large high fenced fields allow for the enjoyment of 

many exotic animals such as greater kudu, nyala, zebra, red deer, aoudad, 

axis, blackbuck, or any other beautiful creatures that the new owner 

chooses to enjoy. 

fireplace, two adjacent gyms, and his and her bathrooms. Upstairs from 

the master bedroom is a large main office, secondary office, loggia, map 

room, half bath, and coffee bar. A long covered porch off the office suite 

overlooks the pool and main lake. 

From the main den there is a wide art gallery hall leading to a 40 foot 

by 27 foot game room with fireplace overlooking the pool. Another wide 

There is a Iarge three-bedroom, two-bath guest house also located on 

Town Creek featuring beautiful outdoor porches, decks and outdoor fire 

pit. 

Can you imagine that just five minutes from downtown Kerrville, with all 

its amenities, restaurants, regional hospital, and the beautiful Guadalupe 

River, there exists an iconic Texas ranch estate which captures the peace, 

privacy, and beauty of the Texas Hill Country? Come and see for yourself! 

Price: $5,750,000 


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FEATURE RANCH 

Sportsman’s Paradise ROI 

9,000± Acres | Wharton County 


W h e l e s s P r o p e r t i e s 

www.WhelessProperties.com | parden@whelessproperties.com | (713) 526-4411 

William Wheless, III | 2001 Kirby Drive, Suite 514 | Houston, Texas 77019 

R e at a R e a lt y 

www.ReataRealty.com | gradley@reatarealty.com | (979) 534-1442 

Gary Radley | 714 N. Mechanic Street | El Campo, Texas 77437 

Reata Realty and Wheless Properties are proud to announce that we are 

offering for sale one of the most unique ranches in Texas. This ranch offers 

world class duck hunting; an excellent, intensively managed deer herd with 

200 class genetics; superior goose hunting; income producing farmland; and 

private water. In addition, there are dove, quail, hogs, and bobcats on this 

property. 

This ranch is comprised of over 9,000 acres of timber and open farmland. 

The setting is beautiful with four-and-a-half miles of frontage on the Colorado 

River and a live creek. Over 7,300 acres are game fenced and there are well 

stocked, well managed bass lakes located on the ranch as well. A fabulous 

custom built six-bedroom lodge is located on a high bank overlooking the 

Colorado River. The ranch has its own deer breeding facility that includes some 

800 animals of superior genetics. The deer breeding operation allows the 

owner to consistently inject new genetics onto the ranch, therefore constantly 

improving the quality of the deer herd. There are in excess of 60 duck ponds 

and over 100 blinds which are strategically located throughout the ranch, all 

equipped with blinds. Most of the ponds are capable of receiving water from 

the eight irrigation wells and underground water distribution system which 

runs throughout the ranch. The waterfowl hunting is literally second to none. 

The ranch is very accessible, with the Wharton County location being one hour 

15 minutes from Houston and 30 minutes from an airport capable of handling 

private aircraft of all sizes. 

Upon the execution of a Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreement, 

serious and qualified prospective buyers will be supplied with a full package 

of detailed property information. We will be glad to schedule a showing to 

qualified purchasers. 


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FEATURE ARTICLE 

The United States Department of Agriculture 

Natural Resources Conservation (USDA-NRCS) 

Service is changing the way they do business by 

adopting the holistic management concept to help 

land managers improve soil health and reduce 

input costs. 

Holistic management is a system that 

utilizes natural resources to reap sustainable 

environmental, economic and social benefits. 

Through holistic management land can be 

returned to a healthy condition so productivity is 

greatly increased without large infusions of cash, 

equipment or technology. Relationships between 

land, water and plants are managed in ways that 

mimic nature. 

NRCS launched their new holistic management 

program to Texas landowners through one-day 

soil health workshops held across the state from 

September 18 through September 26. Principles of agro-ecology, basic 

soil function, ecosystem processes, adaptive nutrient management and 

adaptive grazing principles were taught in the workshops. The theme was 

to facilitate a holistic understanding on how the soil functions. 

“By learning how to farm in nature’s image we can improve soil health 

function,” said Conservation Agronomists Ray Archuleta and Willie 

Durham of NRCS. “When we understand the different components that 

contribute to soil health, we can increase infiltration rate and add organic 

matter, all of which can improve the bottom line.” 

“When we improve soil health, we address the majority of our natural 

resource concerns,” says Archuleta. “The problem is that we have become 

detached from our land and no longer understand it. We need to be able to 

diagnose soil health and design management strategies for improvement.” 

Soil stability 

During the workshops, Archuleta demonstrated soil stability. Four airdried 

clumps of soil or clods were placed on screens positioned on top 

of four separate large glass cylinders. Water was poured over each of the 

clumps and allowed to flow into the cylinders. 

Archuleta explained, “If the water immediately dissolves a clump and 

carries soil into the cylinder that particular soil is very unstable and is 

subject to water and wind erosion. The rapid dissolving soil is carbon 

depleted – it lacks organic matter. Organic matter is 58 percent carbon. 

Two of the soils used in the demonstration were Cecil clay loam from 

North Carolina – one from a field that had been in no-till crops for 40 

years and a conventionally tilled soil. The second pair of soils was obtained 

from fields near Temple, Texas – one from a field that has been no-tilled 

for two years, and a conventionally tilled soil. The soil clumps from the 

conventionally tilled fields disintegrated immediately and washed into the 

cylinder. Soil that had been no-tilled for two years only partially came apart. 

N R C S A d o p t s 

H o l i s t i c 

M a n a g e m e n t 

The 40-year no-till soil stayed intact meaning it is 

very stable. 

No-till soil remains open to the surface; thus, water 

can filtrate through its pores without destroying 

aggregate integrity. There is organic matter in notill 

soils that allow them to absorb and hold water. 

Many indicators can help determine soil health, 

but the soil stability test is the most visual 

demonstration. 

Avoid tillage 

One of the keys to restoring soil health is to let 

nature do its work by avoiding tillage. A healthy 

soil is full of organic matter, earthworms and 

micro-organisms that include bacteria, fungi and 

protozoa. 

“Eighty percent of our plants are mycorrhizal, meaning they have a 

mutualistic relationship with fungi,” said Archuleta. “Carbohydrates are 

translocated by plants to their fungal partners and in return, the plant 

gains benefits from the fungi’s higher absorptive capacity for water and 

minerals. Through the absorption process, the fungi coats soil particles 

with a glomalin protein. 

“Fungi are made of a mass or network of threadlike tubes called mycelium. 

The individual thread-like mycelium parts are hyphae. Mycorrhizal fungi 

produce glomalin protein to coat hyphae to aid in absorption of water and 

nutrients.” 

“Hyphae act as a frame upon which soil particles may collect while glomalin 

glues them together and protects them,” says Kris Nichols, United States 

Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS). “This is similar to walls in a 

house, where 2 X 4s are used to frame the wall, insulation fills in spaces 

between walls, wall board help keep every thing in place, and finally it is 

all coated with a protective layer of paint. In a soil profile hyhae are the 

2 X 4s; soil particles are the insulation; microbial glues like glomalin and 

fungal and bacterial polysaccharides are the wall board; and glomalin is 

the paint.” 

“Glomalin is an important molecule in soil aggregate stabilization,” 

continues Nichols. “When aggregates are not stabilized, they break apart 

with rainfall. Organic matter and nutrients within disrupted aggregates 

may be lost to rain and wind erosion. High glomalin concentrations are 

related to the formation and stabilization of aggregates in undisturbed and 

no-till systems compared to nearby conventionally tilled sites.” 

When soil contains organic matter, it is normally inhabited with earthworms. 

They are major decomposers of dead and decomposing organic matter and 

derive their nutrition from bacteria and fungi that grow on it. 

“Earthworms dramatically alter soil structure, water movement, nutrient 


matter and the biotic cementing agents to consuming bacteria. These 

bacteria have incredible ability to digest lots of carbon and multiply rapidly. 

It is decomposition gone wrong, just like cancer devours the human body 

and causes it to malfunction. Tillage stimulates the soil bacteria to feed 

on the body (the soil structure) and aggregation is diminished. When this 

happens, soils do not store water and nutrients efficiently and function is 

diminished.” 

dynamics and plant growth,” says Clive Edwards of The Ohio State 

University. “They are not essential to all healthy soils, but their presence 

is usually an indicator of a healthy system. Earthworms perform several 

beneficial functions: 

• Mix and aggregate soil. As they consume organic matter and mineral 

particles, earthworms excrete wastes in the form of casts, a type of soil 

aggregate. 

• Stimulate microbial activity. Although earthworms derive their nutrition 

from microorganisms, many more are present in their feces or casts than 

in the organic matter they consume. As organic matter passes through 

their intestines, it is fragmented and inoculated with microorganisms. 

Increased microbial activity facilitates the cycling of nutrients from organic 

matter and their conversion into forms readily taken up by plants. 

• Increase infiltration. Earthworms enhance porosity as they move through 

the soil. Some species make permanent burrows deep into the soil. These 

burrows can persist long after the inhabitant has died, and can be a major 

conduit for soil drainage, particularly under heavy rainfall. At the same 

time, the burrows minimize surface water erosion. 

• Improve water-holding capacity. By fragmenting organic matter, and 

increasing soil porosity and aggregation, earthworms can significantly 

increase the water-holding capacity of soils. 

• Provide channels for root growth. Channels made by deep-burrowing 

earthworms are lined with readily available nutrients and make it easier 

for roots to penetrated deep into soil. 

• Bury and shred plant residue. Plant and crop residue are gradually buried 

by cast material deposited on the surface and by earthworms pulling 

surface residue into their burrows.” 

“Under normal no-till soil conditions, certain types of bacteria decompose 

plant residue material, organic matter and manure,” Archuleta said. “These 

bacteria are part of the natural decomposition process – they convert 

organic material into available plant nutrients. Tillage exposes organic 

Maintain a cover crop 

“Even no-till soils will erode,” Archuleta continued. “A cover crop is needed 

on the soil 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to build organic matter, hold 

water and stop erosion. Continuous live or dead cover helps maintain soil 

health and protects it from heat and raindrop impact. Soil needs armor.” 

“Organic matter retains soil nutrients and when there is little or no organic 

matter, nitrogen is leached from the soil as nitrate,” Durham said. “The 

nitrates are leached into ground water or carried into ponds, lakes and 

streams by run-off water.” 

“Organic matter retains nutrients as well as soil water,” Archuleta added. 

“For every one percent organic matter added to soil, water is increased by 

19,000 gallons.” 

Archuleta outlined three principles of soil management that need to be 

followed: 

• Understand your context – treat soil as a living ecosystem. Plants and 

soil are one. In ecology, everything is connected. 

• Keep the soil covered with a diversity of plants. Soil organisms are like 

people. They like a variety of food. 

• Quit trying to manipulate or force nature; instead, work with her. 

Many NRCS personnel attended the workshops for training on holistic 

management and they in turn will train other employees. In the future 

NRCS will offer holistic approaches as alternatives in conservation plans 

for lands used for farming, grazing or wildlife habitat. A number of holistic 

land managers across the state have already proven that production can 

be increased and inputs decreased when natural ecosystems are allowed 

to function. 

Robert Fears 

Field Editor and 

Contributing Writer 

robertfears@earthlink.net 

512.868.9306 


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BROKER SPOTLIGHT 

The Full Kuykendall 

Written by: Courtney Donnell 

M i n i B i o 

Born: 

October 13, 1932 

Where: 

Austin, Texas 

Parents: 

Wylie Moore Kuykendall (Bill) 

Alice (Hamlet) Kuykendall 

Graduated: 

Kyle High School 1950 

Southwest Texas State 1954 

Military: 

Joined Airforce 1954 

Siblings: 

Robert Gilden Kuykendall (Gil) 

Wife: 

Betty R. Kuykendall 

Children: 

Marshall Jr., Mary Alice, Sarita 

30 winter 2012 

Buying a Texas ranch is an experience. It is an investment. It is an honor. For 

many, it is the realization of a dream, a dream of riding the range, campfire stories 

and a coveted introduction to freedom, courage and legacy. Owning a Texas 

ranch is a handshake with history and the many extraordinary individuals that 

tether the foundation of the Lone Star State. Raised on a ranch in Kyle, Texas 

and selling Texas ranches for over 52 years, Marshall E. Kuykendall, Kuykendall 

Land Company, is a part of the Legacy, a piece of the foundation, a proven rider 

of the range. 

When and how did you get started 

selling ranches? 

I always lived on a ranch. I always 

thought I was going to ranch. The way 

you got yourself a Texas ranch in my 

day was, you inherited it. Your family 

got it from their family, who got it from 

their family, who got it from their family 

and so on. So, even though I am college 

educated and can fly an airplane…I 

am going to live on the ranch. Well, 

the relationship between me and my 

father was always interesting and usually 

rather difficult. I don’t know why 

I didn’t think on that a little bit more. 

Anyway, after working on the ranch in 

Mexico, with my father, where we had 

100,000 acres and 1,000 cows, it 

became clear that I needed to venture 

out on my own. 

Freshly married and with no qualifications 

(my words), I came to Austin, 

Texas with my shirt tail hanging out,

not a nickel to my name and what am 

I going to do? I had no “Go Getting 

a Job,” skills. I never had a job my 

entire life. I piddle around, until my 

wife’s uncle, John Henry Faulk, introduces 

me to Joe Crow, a prominent 

real estate broker in Central Texas. 

Joe wanted to add a specific ranching 

division to his commercial real estate 

brokerage. In August of 1960, that is 

exactly what we did. 

I always lived on a ranch. I always thought I was going 

to ranch. The way you got yourself a Texas ranch in my day 

was, you inherited it. Your family got it from their family, 

who got it from their family, who got it from their family and 

so on. So, even though I am college educated and can fly 

an airplane… I am going to live on the ranch. 

What is the first ranch deal you 

worked on? 

I have sold every ranch on a creek in 

the area. The first ranch I sold was 

500 acres on Onion Creek, right in the 

town of Dripping Springs. I sold it for 

$95 an acre. 

What is the best or most interesting 

deal you worked on? 

Probably the Nance Ranch, which was 

5,000 acres just down the stream 

from Wimberley, back when those 

bigger ranches were never sold. I knew 

the man, because you knew everybody 

and his ranch was only three over from 

ours. So, I started peckin’ on this old 

bachelor and I finally was able to sell 

that ranch to a man in Lubbock in 

1964. The price then was $100 an 

acre. With the sale of this ranch, I left 

Joe Crow and went on to get my brokerage 

license. 

What do you think is the greatest 

benefit of owning land? 

The joy of being able to go out on it and 

ride around on it. You can mess with 

it. You can put a tank on it. You can 

cut down a tree. You can plant a tree. 

You can do what you want because you 

own it. It is the joy of ownership. 

What is the strangest experience 

you have had showing a ranch? 

Easy! I don’t do well with people that 

spout their religion in front of me. 

I don’t like to be “withnessed” to. In 

fact, now, I won’t allow it. But, I am 

in the car one day, a little two-seater 

with a back seat. I don’t know why I 

wasn’t in a truck, and I don’t know why 

this guy was in the back seat, but he 

was. I showed him the place and when 

I look back…He is gone! I pull over and 

he is down on the floor. I say, “What 

the heck or you doing? He says, “I am 

praying to ask Jesus if I am going to 

buy this ranch or not.” Well, the hair 

just stood up on my neck and, of 

course, he didn’t buy the ranch. Jesus 

told him not to. 

What have you learned is the 

most important aspect of selling 

ranches? 

It is multifaceted. First, know the 

ranch as well as the owner. When you 

get the listing…You get on it. You look 

at every corner. I don’t care if you have 

to ride horse back or walk it, but you 

know that ranch as well as the owner. 

Never lie! You absolutely, always tell 

the truth about everything. You must 

have tremendous integrity. We weed 

out, the people in this business, anyone 

without integrity. 

Also, stay within an area. Work the 

area you know or want to know. I work 

Southwest. I have always worked 

Southwest…never east of the Interstate 

and never North, because I don’t know 

it. I, pretty well, can tell you this; if you 

blindfold me and take me two or three 

hours from right here, I can tell you, 

maybe not the exact ranch, but I will 

tell what county we are in. If you want 

to be successful, work what you know. 

How has the industry changed over 

the years? 

Early on, they were ranching them 

more. Back then, people bought 

ranches to run livestock. 

And, I mean Texans, because Texans 

F av o r i t e s 

Restaurant: 

Matt’s El Rancho 

Road: 

Highway 290 West 

Body of Water: 

Onion Creek 

“Watering” Hole: 

Matt’s El Rancho 

Dance Hall: 

Gruene Hall 

Favorite “Secret” Spot: 

It would have to be the old r anch 

home. It is my favorite spot. 


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uy Texas ranches. After about 1970, 

people with money started to buy 

ranches for recreation, mainly hunting, 

cuz boy do us Texans love our 

hunting.” Then, came the introduction 

of wild game. Our climate is almost 

identical to the good hunting regions 

of Africa and the exotics, mainly from 

the antelope family, do extremely well 

here in Texas. In fact, now, we have the 

largest heard of exotic animals, in the 

world, outside of Africa, right here in 

Texas. Then, came airstrips, so you fly 

all your friends down on your jet and 

hunt. It’s gone from ranching, to hunting, 

and then to exotic game and then, 

heck, all kinds of fancy stuff. Things 

are slow now, because of the economy, 

but Texans have plenty of money. As 

soon as it opens up, they will be back 

in their jet and running down to look 

at a ranch. 

Do you ever regret selling ranches 

versus working ranches? 

Never, not one day! When I left the 

ranch in Mexico, I decided that either 

I was going to be on 100,000 acres 

that I owned myself, or I was never 

going to touch it. An, I never did. Never 

bought a horse. Never bought a cow. 

Never leased a ranch and I could have 

leased a hundred of them. Nothing! 

It was either “Top Shelf,” as my Aunt 

Corrine used to say, or nothing. 

What is your favorite thing about 

Texas? 

Private property, in that we own privately 

almost every single acre in the 

state. Most all western states are primarily 

Federal land, Texas is private. It 

is private for a variety of different reasons, 

but mainly that is how we came 

into statehood. 

If you had to pick another career… 

any career… what would you do? 

I don’t know. I’ve never thought 

about that….literally! My genetics 

are completely tied to the land. You 

are asking me to completely swap 

my genetics and I just don’t think 

I can do that. 

Marshall E. Kuykendall, has been buying 

& selling Texas ranches for over 52 years. 

He understands the history. 

He understands the land. 

He is part of the legacy we call Texas. 

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LAND NEWS 

I n f o r m at i o n 

i s K i n g 

Information is king. It helps us to evaluate decisions made 

in the past and it aids us in our future decisions. Therefore, 

useful information is always valuable and can often be very 

expensive to obtain. This is never truer than in the oil and 

gas business. As one who makes a living in the oil and gas 

business, I am always very interested in useful information, 

whether it is drilling trends, product prices, or the newest 

petroleum related technical data. One only needs to surf 

the internet or pick up the latest trade journal for this type 

of information. However, as a landowner, the information 

most important for me is that information that may indicate 

whether or not my tract of land may be considered for oil 

and gas development? In this last regard, let me offer you a 

piece of valuable, yet inexpensive bit of information to help 

you ascertain what is going on around your tract of land. 

The Texas Railroad Commission (RRC) is the state agency 

with regulatory authority over the activities of the oil and 

gas business in Texas. Drilling permits, well location plats, 

certain well completion and technical data and maybe most 

importantly, production data, are all filed of record with 

the RRC. With the advent of the internet, this information 

patience, one can surf the RRC website and find useful, 

specific well information filed of record by operators. 

Also, the website offers a map feature that shows newly 

permitted and existing drilling locations. One only needs 

to specify the county and abstract number of the survey 

to find new and existing well locations in your area of 

interest. The RRC website is www.rrc.state.tx.us . 

Throughout my career I have found the RRC staff willing 

and able to offer assistance to the landowner with 

questions regarding wells on or near the landowner’s 

property and more recently, with questions regarding their 

website. I review various tabs of the website almost on a 

daily basis and have found it to be a more accurate source 

of information than the local coffee shop……… even though 

the aforementioned establishment does cause me to prick 

up my ears from time to time. 

can be viewed online. However, some of the data is not 

always as current as one would like for it to be. None the 

less, the RRC’s website is the best source for landowners 

to “educate” themselves on activity around their property. 

With a little fore-knowledge, some time and a bit of 

A.W. “Tony” Fears 

Fears Energy Associates, Inc. 

tonyfears123@yahoo.com 

903.330.1187 


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LAND NEWS 

T e x a s A l l i a n c e o f 

L a n d B r o k e r s 

The Texas Alliance of Land Brokers 

continues to grow, with recent 

luncheons featuring such informative 

speakers/presenters as Kirby Brown, 

Senior Policy Analyst for the Texas 

Wildlife Association, Charles Gilliland, 

Economist for the Texas Real Estate 

Research Center and John Nielsen- 

Gammon, Texas State Climatologist, 

among others. These luncheons occur in the vicinity of Austin/San 

Antonio/Fredericksburg on the fourth Wednesday of each month, 

except November which will be the Wednesday before Thanksgiving 

Week (14th), and members and their guests are always welcome! 

Two meetings this year have featured marketing sessions, in which 

members are allowed to have the floor to themselves to present their 

best listings and buying prospects. Meaningful business has resulted 

from each of these sessions. 

Meanwhile, the fledgling SETALB continues to spread its wings, with 

enthusiastic attendees at each luncheon on the second Tuesday of each 

month, generally at satellite locations in and around the Houston area. 

63 attendees heard Gary Maler, Director of the Real Estate Center, 

speak on a variety of topics at the BT Longhorn Saloon in Brenham 

on October 9, and enjoyed great food and comraderie. The previous 

month, over 50 heard Ronald Gertson, Wharton County rice farmer 

and statewide water and natural resource conservationist, speak about 

matters related to the Colorado River Basin in general, and coastal 

farming specifically. LCRA cut off many coastal rice farmers from any 

river irrigation water earlier this year, sending shock waves throughout 

the area. 

At this time, both chapters are nominating officers and boards for 

2013, and will begin 2013 membership drives shortly. The steady 

growth of TALB will continue, and the goal is to have a truly statewide 

organization of separate chapters, tied together by similar by-laws and 

name, and sharing one dynamic website. . . stay tuned! 

An awesome Christmas Banquet is scheduled for Thursday, December 

13, at the Omni Hotel in NW San Antonio on Interstate 10. The 

talented father/son duo of Doc and Mike Blakely, “The Swing Riders”, 

will take us down a musical trail of western lore and stories, with 

a large dose of humor on the side, that should be unforgettable. An 

ultra-gourmet meal will be served, bars will be open and discounted 

rooms will be available for TALB members and guests who wish to stay 

over and do some Christmas shopping in San Antonio. Our wonderful 

sponsors and underwriters are contributing to make the charge to 

attendees minimal. This is shaping up to truly be a night to remember! 

The TALB was established in 1994 for the purpose of establishing high 

ethical, professional and sales performance standards for rural land 

professionals, and is not affiliated with any Realtor© organizations. 

More information is available at www.texaslandbrokers.org. 

For more information 

and membership 

application, please go to: 

www.TexasLandBrokers.org 

Questions: talb@gvtc.com 

PO Box 1371 

Boerne, TX 78006 

David Culver 

President 

dec@landtx.com 

210.422.4676 

T e x a s S h e e p & G o at R a i s e r s A s s o c i at i o n 

Since our last quarterly report was 

published, our officers attended 

numerous district meetings around the 

state and traveled to Washington D.C. for 

visits with congressmen and their staffs. 

The lead association on the Washington 

trip was American Sheep Industry 

Association (ASI), with whom TSGRA 

works closely. 

There were five people in the delegation representing Texas, who 

assisted the other 45 attendees from 19 different states. Our group 

of 50 people converged upon Washington, making our voices heard on 

pending legislation affecting the sheep and goat industry and private 

property rights. 

Gil Engdahl 

President 

www.TSGRA.com 

325.655.7388 


laws and regulations. 

Members of the Texas and 

Southwestern Cattle Raisers 

Association (TSCRA) approved 

the following new policies on 

September 26 in Austin during 

the annual fall meeting: 

WATer: A call is issued to 

protect current surface and 

ground water rights and 

exemptions for domestic and 

livestock use in state and local 

T e x a s a n d S o u t h w e s t 

C at t l e R a i s e r s 

A s s o c i at i o n 

to appropriate all dedicated funds collected from fishing and hunting 

license and stamp fees to be used for the intended purposes. The 

organization supports current state laws and regulations for wildlife 

disease prevention and control. 

Renewable fuels: TSCRA opposes federal and state subsidies and 

production mandates for renewable fuels that require feed grains and 

other feedstuffs used for human and/or animal production. 

Right to bear arms: TSCRA’s opposition to any federal, state, and 

international legislative or regulatory efforts to weaken U.S. citizens’ 

right to keep and bear arms is reaffirmed. A call is issued for stronger 

border security efforts by the U.S. government along the Texas and 

Mexico border. 

PrivATe property rights: TSCRA supports stronger laws that 

better protect landowners from liability due to trespassing. The 

organization opposes efforts by counties and municipalities to gain 

more regulatory authority. 

Wildlife: TSCRA supports protection of current state law that 

dictates public ownership of native wildlife and landowners’ rights to 

manage and hunt wildlife. Policy was passed to urge the legislature 

Carmen Fenton 

Director of Public Affairs 

www.tscra.org 

512.469.0171 

TDA hosted its 14th Annual 

Convention at the JW Marriott 

Hill Country Resort and Spa in 

San Antonio August 9-11, 2012. 

It was the biggest and best ever! 

TDA Members took part in a wide 

variety of activities including a golf 

tournament, educational seminars, 

trade show, deer auctions, casino 

night and a Kevin Fowler concert. 

For auxiliary members, TDA provided 

classes for jewelry making, cake decorating and jerky and sausage 

preparation. Women of all ages from 3 to 80 attended and participated 

in a style show and brunch. The older kids tried their skills in archery, 

spin casting, antler scoring, wild game calling and gun safety Smaller 

children ran an outdoor obstacle course, solved assorted puzzles and 

decorated a cowboy hat. The convention was a great venue for making 

and renewing friendships, conducting business, learning about Texas 

deer, management and habitat and enjoying a tremendous amount of 

family fun. 

Two member ranches conducted educational seminars during this past 

quarter on deer and habitat management. Lodge Creek Whitetails 

T e x a s D e e r A s s o c i at i o n 

hosted a one-day event at their ranch near Jacksboro and Mustang 

Creek Ranch near Salado hosted the second event. 

As we begin the hunting season in Texas, please be safe and comply 

with all Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) laws and 

regulations. Finally, take a child or young person hunting or on an 

outing into Texas’ great outdoors. Happy Hunting! 

Gilbert Adams III 

President 

www.TexasDeerAssociation.com 

210.767.8300 


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LAND NEWS 

I n d e p e n d e n t C at t l e m e n ’ s 

A s s o c i at i o n o f T e x a s 

Many newly elected 

lawmakers will be sitting in 

the 2013 Texas Legislative 

Session. Every two years this 

transition occurs but in 2013 

we begin with a much larger 

group of fresh faces. Due to 

redistricting and urban growth 

we have lost some of our rural friends and they have been replaced 

with new urban/suburban members. 

ICA State Directors will be in Austin visiting Texas legislators whenever 

possible. We will make sure that even the most urban representatives 

recognize the needs of farmers and ranchers. Hopefully every time 

they sit down to eat or go to the grocery store they’ll remember what 

it takes to grow food. 

With each of the state agencies being told to cut their budgets, the 

emphasis for some agencies will be to increase fee income. We will 

have to defend our exemptions along with any special fee reductions 

we now receive. Farm license plates, sales tax exemptions, open space 

evaluations and others will all be under scrutiny. 

The new Water Plan for Texas that secures a water supply for Texans 

during the next 50 years needs to be funded. Suggestions for funding 

include a fee on bottled water, a fee on water meters, a fee on electric 

meters, or a fee on water used for irrigation. You’ll notice they use the 

word ‘fee’ instead of ‘tax’. Many of these ‘fees’ are direct expenses to 

our operations and unless we stand up for ourselves, no one else will. 

Get involved in your future. Contact your legislators often. 

Bill Hyman 

Executive Director 

www.ICATexas.com 

512.620.0162 

T e x a s W i l d l i f e A s s o c i at i o n 

Every year, my family stares down a 

six-figure debt service on our ranch. 

The only way we keep our small 

ranch in our family is through the 

revenue we receive from our wildlife 

operations – namely 150-160 inch 

whitetail deer born wild on low-fence 

country in Throckmorton County. 

Every day, I thank the Good Lord for 

the Wild Things of Texas, and I am so thankful I live in a state where 

we have so many freedoms to manage our land in a way that allows us 

to keep our small ranch in our family. 

All Texas landowners have that same feeling in their heart, and they 

know they have been TRUSTED with much. At the Texas Wildlife 

Association, we want to foster the knowledge necessary for land 

stewards and hunters to continuously improve their farms, ranches 

and hunting practices, which benefit ALL the wild things of Texas. 

The United States Supreme Court has a long series of court 

precedent recognizing public resources on private lands. The Court 

has maintained that wildlife is held in Trust. Trust in a legal sense 

reasons that landowners act as trustees over the public resources for 

the benefit of the body of citizens as a whole. In Texas, the Public Trust 

Doctrine is balanced against the doctrine Ad Coeleum, which states 

landowners own not only the surface, but also the minerals beneath, 

and to some extent, the air above. 

Against this legal backdrop, the North American Model of Wildlife 

Conservation developed. The North American Model consists of many 

tenants, but two basic principles: (1) Fish and Game belong to the 

citizens; (2) Fish and Game populations should be managed in such a 

way that their populations are sustained forever. 

The Texas Wildlife Association believes that the North American Model 

of Wildlife Conservation provides the ideal wildlife management model. 

As Texas grows increasingly urban, there is a very real concern that 

a future Texas Legislature will not recognize and will not understand 

what private landowners contribute to the wildlife and wildlife habitat 

of our state. 

If we in the landowner community do not effectively share our story of 

stewardship, not only is the state’s hunting tradition in jeopardy, we 

also risk losing many of the rights and privileges of private landowners. 

One principle will always guide our organization in these important 

matters – Trust the Landowner. 

Glen Webb 

President 

www.Texas-Wildlife.org 

800.839.9435 


B e t c h a D i d n ’ t K n o w 

By Robert Fears 

• The Trans-Pecos region of Texas is home to more than 1200 plant 

species, over 16 humming bird species and a diverse array of 

large animals including desert bighorn sheep, pronghorn antelope, 

desert mule deer, whitetail, elk, mountain lions and bear. 

• Compared to 1977 each pound of beef 

raised today uses 30 percent less land, 

20 percent less feed, 14 percent less 

water and 9 percent less fossil fuels. 

• On average it takes half a gallon of water to refine one gallon of 

crude oil or three gallons to refine one gallon of gasoline, but it 

requires 1500 gallons of water to ferment irrigated corn into one 

gallon of ethanol. 

• According to the United States 

Environmental Protection Agency, raising 

livestock accounts for less than three 

percent of our country’s greenhouse gas 

emissions. 

• It takes 441 gallons of water to produce a pound of beef, 403 

gallons to produce a pound of rice and 2,487 gallons to produce 

a pound of chocolate. 

• United States ranchers produce 20 percent of the world’s beef 

with 7 percent of the world’s cattle. 


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MARKET REPORT 

As temperatures begin to retreat, breathing crisp breezes across 

the Texas countryside in those cool Fall mornings, land buyers in 

Texas continue to support high prices in markets across the state. 

Even the lackluster northeast region saw prices inch upward, 

making it the last region to post price increases in 2012 compared 

to 2011 levels. At $2,301 per acre, the year-to-date 2012 price 

marks a solid seven percent increase over the 2011 price. This 

remarkable result appears to signal a departure from the malaise 

of the past three years and points to a possible recovery from the 

2009 retreat in market prices. However, the improvement masks 

a variety of experiences related by professionals in specific local 

markets. 

Many market participants have reported expanding activity with 

strong support for current prices. Conversations with brokers and 

appraisers suggest that the level of activity has indeed increased, 

leaving many scrambling to keep up with the action. However, 

this acceleration of activity appears to have concentrated on 

three general property types: smaller, sometimes highly improved, 

acreages; cropland of all sizes; and large, operating livestock 

ranches. Missing from that list are the ranchland properties in 

the middle of this array. Potential buyers appear to be reluctant to 

commit to purchases of those mid-sized properties at current price 

levels. 

B u y e r s o f l a r g e l i v e s t o c k 

o p e r at i o n s a p p e a r t o 

f o c u s o n f i n d i n g w e l l - r u n , 

p r o f i t a b l e o p e r at i o n s t h at 

c a n p r e s e r v e c a p i t a l t h r o u g h 

u n c e r t a i n t i m e s . 

Oil patch prosperity along with increasing economic activity in Texas 

has unquestionably fueled demand for smaller acreages. However, 

reported experiences vary according to the size of property, type 

of land, and location. Smaller tracts find eager bidders among 

professionals in the petroleum industry as well as a cross section 

of the aging baby-boom generation set on retirement. Postponed 

purchases have now begun to occur more frequently. Never the 

less, buyers’ emphasis continues to focus on high quality properties. 

Cropland continues to attract strong interest among a wide variety 

of buyers motivated by the investment characteristics of current 

income plus potential for future profits. Good quality irrigated 

cropland with strong water sees especially strong interest among 

potential buyers. These markets reflect the strong prices seen in 

commodity markets starting with corn and touching most other 

C l o s i n g o u t 2 0 1 2 : 

T h e E n d o f 

U n c e r t a i n t y ? 

crops as well. Forecasts for population growth point to increasing 

appetites for virtually all agricultural products in the years ahead. In 

addition to the current favorable conditions for landowners, a vocal 

segment of the market sees an investment in land as protection 

against the coming wave of inflation that they anticipate as a result 

of the Federal Reserve’s continuing program of quantitative easing. 

Nothing on the horizon points to a near-term end to these demand 

drivers. 

The large ranch purchases for many millions of dollars also reflect 

the current investment climate. Alternative investments either 

provide meager returns, present substantial risks, or combine 

meager returns with unacceptable levels of risk. Given these 

realities, buyers of large livestock operations appear to focus on 

finding well-run, profitable operations that can preserve capital 

through uncertain times. The goal appears to be finding a property 

that can provide cash flow as well as a hedge against uncertainty 

and the threat of inflation and buyers do not shrink from current 

market prices. In the middle, scenic ranch properties that formerly 

enjoyed strong demand, face a legion of skeptical potential buyers. 

Unconvinced that the carnage of the economic melt down is behind 

us, these buyers hesitate to commit their capital to landownership 

under current market conditions. Consequently, sales are infrequent 

and often require a significant compromise of the asking price. One 

seasoned broker with a history of handling this kind of property 

recently said, ”I haven’t sold a thing in three years.” This segment 

of the market continues to await an emergence of favorable 

conditions. By quarter’s end, a substantial source of uncertainty in 

market participants’ minds will have been clarified by the results of 

the national election. Some potential sellers would like to close a 

deal before capital gain tax rates accelerate at year’s end as current 

law specifies. In addition, all tax rates will reset at higher levels 

and scheduled automatic Federal spending cuts threaten to incite a 

recession next year. Despite those forces, brokers have noted that 

potential buyers appear to have adopted a wait and see attitude 

regarding prospective purchases until they can see the complexion 

of the national government going forward in 2013. Historically, 

when market activity recedes because of uncertainty, the quarters 

immediately following that weak performance preside over a quick 

return to a healthy volume of sales. Thus, if this uncertainty had 

indeed inspired a lackluster market for the fourth quarter, history 

suggests that the beginning of 2013 will likely see a substantial 

increase in the numbers of transactions. 

Charles E. Gilliland, Ph.D. 

Research Economist 

Real Estate Center 

Texas A&M University 


LANDS OF TEXAS 

B i g 1 0 S o l d 

August 1, 2012 through October 31, 2012 

1 

H 

o o d R e a l 

E s t at e i n c 

17,132± Acres | Uvalde County 

Sold: October 4, 2012 

List Price: $43,500,000 

Sold Price: $43,500,000 

L e e , L e e & P u c k i t t A s s o c . 

2 3 3,999± Acres | Kinney County | Sold: 8/6/12 4 

C e n t u r y 2 1 T h e H i l l s R e a lt y 

7,214± Acres | Val Verde County | Sold: 9/12/12 

List Price: $3,065,950 | Sold Price: $2,324,517 


L A N D T X 

3,308± Acres | Mason County | Sold: 9/21/12 


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S c h r a d e r R e a l E s tat e 

L e g a c y A p p r o v e d Propert i e s 

5 3,233± Acres | Cochran County | Sold: 8/15/12 2,999± Acres | McLennan County | Sold: 9/14/12 

List Price: Auction | Sold Price: $2,992,500 List Price: $12,907,095 | Sold Price: $9,909,799 

R e p u b l i c Ranches 

2,343± Acres | Jackson County | Sold: 8/29/12 


K u p e r R a n c h S a l e s S o u t h w e s t L a n d & L o a n C o 

S c h wa b R e a lt y 

8 2,275± Acres | Frio County | Sold: 10/18/12 9 2,213± Acres | Uvalde County | Sold: 10/17/12 10 1,728± Acres | Leon County | Sold: 10/2/12 

List Price: $4,500,000 | Sold Price: $3,914,435 List Price: $6,307,050 | Sold Price: $6,307,050 



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LANDS OF TEXAS 

B i g 1 0 

F o r S a l e 

T e x a s L a n d M e n l l c 

T h e d u P e r i e r 

1T e x a s L a n d M a n 

Property ID: 1023091 

121,000± Acres | Val Verde County 

Contact for Price 

T o u c h d o w n R e a l E s t at e 

2 3 Property ID: 430120 4 

K i n g L a n d & W at e r l l c 


55,704± Acres | Jeff Davis County 

List Price: $54,868,922 

50,468± Acres | Pecos County 

List Price: $13,900,000 

F r e d L . G r a f f R e a lt y 



Contact for Price 

C h a s . S . M i d d l e t o n a n d S o n 

King Land & Water llc 

5 6 

H a l l a n d H a l l - A u c t i o n 



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36,208± Acres | Donley County 

List Price: $34,397,600 

34,880± Acres | Presidio County 

List Price: $27,032,000 

34,429± Acres | Tom Green County 

Auction 

C e n t u r y 2 1 S a d l e r & 

8 9 10 

A 

G r e at S o u t h w e s t R a n c h e s 

s s o c i at e s l l c 

T e d F e i g l e R e a l E s t at e 

Property ID: 1091532 | 33,189± Acres 

Pecos County | List Price: $7,416,150 

Property ID: 103566 | 32,469± Acres 

Pecos County | List Price: $13,000,000 

Rasberry and Associates 


27,000± Acres | Terrell County 

List Price: $12,000,000 


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T h e L a r g e s t A c r e a g e P r o p e r t y 

F o r S a l e I n A l l 5 0 S t at e s 

2 

77,630 Acres in Wyoming 

Wendland & Associates LLC 

Property ID: 15773 | $21,900,000 

1 

121,000 Acres in Texas 

Texas LandMen LLC - The duPerier Texas Land Man 

Property ID: 1023091 | Contact For Price 

3 

72,034 Acres in Montana 

Rocky Mountain Ranch Realty 

Property ID: 1133186 | $18,000,000 

4 

57,052 Acres in Arizona 

Whitney Land Company 

Property ID: 528494 | $9,688,320 

5 

55,000 Acres in New Mexico 

United Country Remuda Realty LLC 

Property ID: 1043002 | $1,800,000 


6 

44,688 Acres in Oklahoma 

Hall and Hall 

Property ID: 1123267 | $51,391,200 

7 

34,496.7 Acres in Colorado 

Land Investments & Associates 

Property ID: 275620 | $31,000,000 

8 

32,500 Acres in Oregon 

Hall And Hall 

Property ID: 1100884 | $13,500,000 

9 

19,000 Acres in Nebraska 

Weber & Company Real Estate 

Property ID: 1091854 | $15,000,000 

10 

15,034 Acres in Georgia 

Compass South Inc 

Property ID: 1133037 | $28,143,648 

11 

10,500 Acres in Idaho 

Hall And Hall 

Property ID: 1100860 | $12,500,000 

12 

10,000 Acres in Arkansas 

Tom Smith Land and Homes 

Property ID: 1128308 | $35,500,000 

13 

9,390.39 Acres in Hawaii 

Hawaii Pacific Brokers LLC 

Property ID: 1073913 | $16,800,000 

14 

9,389 Acres in Kansas 

Whitetail Properties 

Property ID: 1080686 | $9,342,055 

15 

8,200 Acres in Alabama 

A&M Forest Consultants 

Property ID: 492429 | Contact for Price 

8,038 Acres in South Dakota 

16 Dakota Properties of Belle Fourche/Cabela’s 

Trophy Properties | Property ID: 927266 | $9,244,183 

17 

8,000 Acres in Missouri 

Hopkins & Associates Realty 

Property ID: 1096725 | $15,572,182 

18 

7,700 Acres in Florida 

Land South Realty LLC 

Property ID: 1068753 | $38,500,000 

19 

7,614 Acres in North Dakota 

Naomi Rossow Realty LLC 

Property ID: 1062913 | $7,775,000 

20 

7,516 Acres in Tennessee 

RE/MAX Renaissance Realtors 

Property ID: 915734 | $9,700,800 


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6,845 Acres in South Carolina 

21 

AFM Land Sales LLC 

Property ID: 1108651 | $ 25,000,000 

22 

6,300 Acres in Louisiana 

Beverly Development Corp 

Property ID: 897590 | Contact for Price 

23 

6,240 Acres in California 

The Chickering Company 

Property ID: 1036406 | $14,000,000 

24 

5,834 Acres in Washington 

Kidder Mathews 

Property ID: 1031872 | $10,979,000 

25 

5,700 Acres in Maine 

United Country McPhail Realty 

Property ID: 1085828 | $2,500,000 

26 

5,500 Acres in North Carolina 


Property ID: 1044720 | $ 7,700,000 

27 

5,339 Acres in Minnesota 

Main Resource Equipment Auctions & Land Sales 

Property ID: 1126094 | $18,686,000 

5,002 Acres in Utah 

28 Intermountain Realty Group/Cabela’s Trophy 

Properties | Property ID: 964721 | $17,000,000 

29 

4,857 Acres in Michigan 

AFM Land Sales LLC 

Property ID: 1046668 | $4,240,200 

30 

4,214 Acres in Kentucky 

Whitetail Trophy Properties 

Property ID: 858671 | $2,001,650 

31 

3,700 Acres in Nevada 

Clark Company 

Property ID: 78130 | $1,675,000 

32 

3,588 Acres in Mississippi 

Tom Smith Land and Homes 

Property ID: 1105311 | $9,687,600 

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3,510 Acres in Virginia 

Coldwell Banker Lafoon Realty 

Property ID: 899732 | $6,500,000 

3,190 Acres in New York 

Fountains Land Inc 

Property ID: 1102150 | $2,970,000 

2,855 Acres in Illinois 


Property ID: 1088657 | $9,000,000 


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2,105 Acres in West Virginia 

United Country - Yoak Properties LLC 

Property ID: 1093832 | $2,400,000 

37 

1,919.37 Acres in Vermont 

Earth Asset Partnership 

Property ID: 942219 | $12,500,000 

38 

1,900 Acres in Pennsylvania 

Lancer Resources LP 

Property ID: 1095529 | $7,125,000 

39 

1,856 Acres in Iowa 

Preferred Properties of Iowa 

Property ID: 244566 | $16,500,000 

40 

1,683 Acres in Alaska 

J. Riley Realty LLC 

Property ID: 975854 | $1,275,000 

41 

1,604 Acres in Wisconsin 

Mossy Oak Properties of Wisconsin - Watertown 

Property ID: 915653 | $4,812,660 

42 

1,071 Acres in Ohio 

Countrymile Realtors 

Property ID: 1079751 | $2,100,000 

43 

887 Acres in Indiana 

Countrymile Realtors 

Property ID: 1028147 | $11,000,000 

44 

864 Acres in New Hampshire 

Fountains Land Inc 

Property ID: 1121964 | $1,130,000 

45 

853 Acres in Massachusetts 

Century 21 Franklin Street 

Property ID: 182485 | $ 6,950,000 

46 

522 Acres in Maryland 

Benson & Mangold Real Estate 

Property ID: 1092840 | $3,500,000 

47 

199 Acres in New Jersey 

Warner Real Estate & Auction Co. 

Property ID: 1023853 | $1,890,500 

48 49 50 

98.31 Acres in Connecticut 

Prudential CT Realty 

Property ID: 1111037 | $1,200,000 

58.14 Acres in Rhode Island 

Prudential Gammons Realty 

Property ID: 1128814 | $2,400,000 

12 Acres in Delaware 

Bay Coast Realty 

Property ID: 1099098 | $399,900 


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WINTER 2012 

F i n d Y o u r P r o p e r t y N o w 


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Paloma Ranch 

17,342± Acres | Maverick County 


The Paloma Ranch is located in the heart of the best native 

deer hunting country the state has to offer. This impressive 

historic property has been owned by the same family since 

the late 1940s and is set up perfect for cattle and hunting. 

There are not many ranches left this size with this type of 

free-range hunting and with this amount of surface water. 

This is a truly a special offering with 31 lakes and 2 major 

creeks, Elm Creek and Picosa Creek. The ranch attracts and 

holds an abundance of wildlife including trophy whitetail 

deer, Blue and Bobwhite quail, and turkey. In the winter 

time, the lakes are covered with ducks, and in the spring 

time, the bass fishing is exceptional. 

Robert Dullnig, 210.213.9700 

K u p e r R a n c h S a l e s 

www.KuperRanchSales.com | dullnigranches@gmail.com | (210) 213-9700 

Robert Dullnig/Broker Associate | 6606 N New Braunfels | San Antonio, Texas 78209 





Brumley Ranch 

860± Acres | Blanco-Burnet County | Property ID: 1133896 

This exciting turnkey ranch offers live water, a managed trophy whitetail deer 

herd, and a fine home atop Cedar Mountain for stunning views almost forever. 

Few ranches of this caliber are on the market today. Features include a spring 

fed creek, lake for bass fishing, 4 water wells, guest home, barn, deer pens, high 

fenced perimeter, excellent roads & minerals. Robert Dullnig, 210.213.9700 

Historic East Forker-Gage Ranch 

18,811± Acres | Brewster County | Property ID: 1092530 

One of the oldest and one of the most historic large ranches in Texas, 

a legendary property in the majestic Big Bend area. Three creeks flow 

through the ranch plus there are mountain springs and four wells. The land 

is divided into pastures and traps for cattle operations, plus is a haven for 

Trophy desert mule deer, elk, javelina, blue quail, dove, mountain lions and 

others. Robert Dullnig, 210.213.9700 and Al Philip, 210.415.8602 

Hamilton Creek Ranch 

1,840± Acres | Burnet County | Property ID: 1073907 

A spectacular water property features the intersection of two major flowing 

creeks plus two large lakes. A beautifully appointed main residence captures 

views of one lake and Hamilton Creek. Headquarters includes a lodge, 

guesthouse, nine-stall horse barn, arena, storage barns, pens plus fenced/ 

cross-fenced pastures. Game-fenced, the ranch supports white tail deer, wild 

turkey, dove, exotics plus excellent fishing. 45± minutes NW of Austin! Price 

$15,200,000. Robert Dullnig and Al Philip, 210.415.8602 

Historic Robinson Ranch 

3,601± Acres | Blanco County | Property ID: 1026028 

Established in 1885, the land features two rock homes, one the old homestead 

built in the 1880s by the Robinson Family. A highlight is the incredible 2.5± miles 

of year-around Cypress Creek that traverses the ranch, plus springs and 6 water 

wells. Year around water attracts abundant whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, dove, many 

bird species and other small animals. Near Horseshoe Bay and a pleasing one hour 

drive from Austin or San Antonio. Robert Dullnig, 210.213.9700 


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Mustang Ranch 

7,607± Acres | Zavala County | Property ID: 1074394 

Once part of the legendary Chaparrosa Ranch, this impressive free-range hunting 

property is available for the first time in 50+ years! A premier hunting and cattle ranch, 

it has been very well maintained and displays unique features such as Turkey Creek, 

Mesteño Lake, Carrizo irrigation wells and 15 tanks. A diversity of native brush, pristine 

improvements plus a conveyed percentage of minerals make this a rare opportunity. 


Patrucia Ranch 

9,908± Acres | Kinney County | Property ID: 975662 

A unique, large pristine property has highly desirable native brush, support for high quality 

trophy whitetail deer plus turkey, feral hogs, javelina, Blue and Bobwhite quail, dove plus 

seasonal waterfowl. Lindsey Creek and Elm Creek combine with multiple lakes. Minerals 

convey. Robert Dullnig, 210.213.9700 and Al Philip, 210.415.8602 

Muela Creek Ranch 

1,185 ±Acres | Uvalde County | Property ID: 1075729 

The Muela Creek Ranch is a rare find, offering a beautiful blend of South 

Texas Brush with Hill Country views and trees. Low fence South Texas 

hunting is out of the Eagle Ford drill zone. Oak tree lined Muela Creek, 

a handsome home and conveyance of minerals add to its uniqueness. . 


Loma Alta Ranch 

900 ±Acres 

Dimmit County 


In the heart of South 

Texas prime hunting,, this 

ranch has it all, with gently 

rolling terrain and brush 

diversity for superb hunting. 

100± acres is under pivot 

irrigation for year-around 

food plots plus there is 

a Carrizo well, 2-3 acre 

lake, 2 pivots and 5 tanks. 

Wildlife includes a managed 

deer herd, Bobwhite & 

Blue quail, mourning 

dove, duck, sandhill cranes 

and bass. Robert Dullnig, 

210.213.9700 





Kelly Ranch 

1,213± Acres | Uvalde County 


A rare offering of farm land and brush in very 

desirable area, plus Edwards water rights, nice 

improvements and good hunting! Features include 

a home, guesthouse, foreman’s home, equipment 

shed, cold storage, grain bin, working pens, round 

pen and valley pivot. Abundant whitetail deer, 

blackbuck, turkey, quail, dove and hogs. Robert 

Dullnig, (210) 213-9700 

Black Creek Ranch 

2,310± Acres | Frio County 


First offering! Abundant water is present 

with nine tanks, five water wells and seasonal 

Black Creek, which traverses the middle of 

the ranch. Only one± hour from San Antonio, 

its possibilities are endless with the perfect 

mixture of brush to improved pasture, perfect 

for farming, cattle or hunting. 

Robert Dullnig, (210) 213-9700 and 

Randy Cadwallader, (210) 860-0093 

Rio Leona Ranch 

1,546± Acres | Zavala County | Property ID: 924762 

Frontage on the Leona River supports numbers of whitetail deer, turkey, quail, 

dove and hogs. This is truly a haven for wildlife with a superb variety of native 

brush, paved highway frontage and low fencing, a hunter’s dream. Located 70± 

miles southwest of San Antonio, just west of the Frio/Zavala county line. Robert 

Dullnig, 210.213.9700 

Lazy K Ranch 

1,042± Acres | Uvalde County | Property ID: 1128965 

The Lazy K was established by George A. Kennedy in 1905 and has been in the family 

ever since. Well location, it displays both South Texas brush and Hill Country views. 

Infrastructure includes electricity, one Edwards water well, storage tanks, troughs plus 

ideal sites for a ranch home or barn. Whitetail deer, turkey, javelina, quail & dove. Robert 

Dullnig, 210.213.9700 


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Ney Ranch 

884± Acres | Medina County | Property ID: 1117331 

In the same family for over 100 years, this ranch has large trees among diverse brush and 

an impressive 90± acre lake fed by the West Squirrel Creek. Wildlife includes protein-fed 

whitetail deer, turkey and hogs. Includes a small cabin, shed, low-fencing and game-fencing 

on two sides. Mostly pasture land with some areas previously cultivated with oats and Klein 

grass. Robert Dullnig, 210.213.9700 

On the Frio River! 

207± Acres | Real County | Property ID: 1119280 

An attractive, comfortable home is shaded by grand trees and 

overlooks the beautiful West Prong of the Frio River, a year-around 

recreational getaway offering fishing, kayaking, water activities and 

hunting. Other features include a barn and one water well. Whitetail 

deer, turkey, Axis deer, dove, hogs, turkey and occasional free ranging 

exotic aoudad. Robert Dullnig, 210.213.9700 

Concan Getaway 

9± Acres | Uvalde County | Property ID: 1110632 

This is a great recreational, live water riverfront property with income 

producing potential. The beautiful Frio River is edged by large ancient 

cypress, pecan and oak trees providing a peaceful, lush setting. Owned 

by the same family since 1959, it features a one-story home ready for 

restoration, garage and one water well. Robert Dullnig 210.213.9700 


Pipe Creek Ranch 


15± miles west of Boerne and just south of Bandera, this live water property offers 

gentle horse-friendly meadows ascending to treed hilltops with sweeping vistas and 

breezes. Limestone bottom Pipe Creek provides live water with shallow pools and natural 

springs. Currently ag exempt with abundant whitetail deer, turkey and small game. Road 

system, low fencing and potential for subdividing. John Tarrillion 210.380.1229




Bee Rock Mountain Ranch 

576± Acres | Gillespie County | Property ID: 1060045 

This Hill Country ranch features a blufftop ranch home that offers 

sweeping views across 4 counties! This impressive acreage,15 

miles northeast of Fredericksburg, includes improvements for 

livestock, horses, hunting or recreation. Natural springs plus Coal 

Creek enhance habitat for whitetail deer, turkey and free-ranging 

exotics including Aoudad. John Tarrillion 210.380.1229 

Ring Rock Ranch 

156± Acres | Uvalde County Property ID: 1024534 

This gorgeous live water property has 2/3± miles of flowing Dry 

Frio River frontage with deep blue holes despite today’s dry 

conditions. Nice improvements include a home, barn, guest 

quarters and two water wells. Serene, scenic views add to the 

unique beauty of this riverfront property. 

Robert Dullnig, (210) 213-9700 

East Sister Creek Ranch 

391± Acres | Kendall County | Property ID: 1073137 

Northeast of Sisterdale, minutes to Boerne or Fredericksburg, and under one hour from San 

Antonio, this ranch has everything you could ask for in a Hill Country property. The exceptional 

main residence sits atop a mesa for panoramic views of the surrounding hills, and its grand deck 

offers breathtaking views as far as the eye can see with no other homes or development in sight. 

From the improvements, to the land itself, everything has been kept in pristine condition. Home to 

whitetail, fallow, axis, blackbuck, aoudad and more. Minerals. Randy Cadwallader (210) 860-0093 

The Wise Ranch on Bear Creek 


Minutes to Pipe Creek and Bandera, and under one hour from San Antonio, this ranch has both sides of Bear 

Creek to enjoy year-round live water. An idyllic compound in a beautiful valley includes a charming ranch home, 

historic stagecoach station modified to offices, barn, large workshop and historic corral. Robert Dullnig and 

Randy Cadwallader, 210.860.0093 

Hondo Creek Ranch 


One± hour from San Antonio is some of the finest live water with one± mile of spring-fed Hondo Creek with 

cascading waterfalls and deep, clear swimming holes plus lakes for trophy bass fishing. Park-like meadows ascend 

to large plateaus of 2,000± feet offering panoramic views. Managed deer herd boasts trophy whitetail in the 150± 

B/C range, plus there are free ranging axis and sika. Robert Dullnig and Randy Cadwallader, (210) 860-0093 


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6606 N New Braunfels | San Antonio, Texas 78209 

Picosa Ranch 

543± Acres | Wilson County | Property ID: 1126214 

The Picosa Ranch, former home of Texas Governor John B. and Nellie Connally, is brimming with history, 

charm and elegance. The ranch has an outstanding infrastructure for hunting, entertaining and events, 

with an array of improvements that includes a commanding main ranch house, four bedroom guesthouse, 

hunting lodge with six private suites, two luxury pools, party barn, tennis court, skeet range, shooting 

pavilion and wobble trap, horse barn, rodeo arena, fish camp and private lighted air strip. This incredible 

South Texas adventure boasts exotics, cattle, and native wildlife including whitetail deer which roam the 

highly improved and captivating land that is 30± minutes from metropolitan San Antonio. 

Rick Kuper, (210)240.8282 and Lauren Haass (210)294.2728 


K u p e r S o t h e b y s I n t e r n at i o n a l R e a lt y 

www.KuperRanch.com | (830) 816-7002 

1201 S Main Suite 101 | Boerne, Texas 78006 

Sporting Paradise 

111± Acres | Menard County | Property ID: 1089056 

The San Saba River Ranch features 500± feet of river frontage, wet weather 

draws, plus seven± acres of cultivated fields. Improvements include two RV 

campers, storage shed with cooler, water well plus one irrigation well with 

windmill. Low fenced, one side high fenced & home to whitetail, turkey, hogs 

plus fish. Off Hwy. 29, 30± minutes from Brady. Joe Salinas, 830-456-2233 

Breathtaking Views 

142± Acres | Blanco County | Property ID: 1088751 

Minutes from Horseshoe Bay Resort, Marble Falls or metro Austin, this estate displays 

outstanding improvements. Once owned by President Lyndon B. Johnson, this land 

has been transformed with a beautiful hilltop main home with 360º views, spacious 

guest house,11,000± square foot studio building with HVAC for the collector, staff 

home plus two ponds and a water well. Joe Salinas, 830-456-2233 

Cascade Caverns Road 


This ag exempt land is level to gently rolling and is a paradise for horses and 

livestock, with 40± acres of Coastal Bermuda, two wells, and scattered native 

trees. Improvements include a good treed homesite on a knoll plus a 100’ x 60’ 

foot barn. Located only three± miles from Fair Oaks Ranch, near private Geneva 

School and within Boerne I.S.D. Larry Lester, Broker Associate, 830.816.7002 

Attractive Location 


A pleasing combination of 40± acres of good fields, with the remainder open land 

scattered with abundant native trees. Predominately level and unrestricted, it offers 

an exceptional site for new estate construction. The southern boundary is picturesque 

seasonal Balcones Creek, wet most of the time. Choice Boerne I.S.D. 

Larry Lester, 830.816.7002 


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LMR Ranch 

256.94± Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1050573 

The gentle rolling terrain and seclusion are the focus of this YO 

Ranchland property. Be a part of the historic YO Ranch where 

wildlife abounds with axis, sika, blackbuck, fallow, whitetail, 

turkey, dove, and auodad. Amenities include a one-bedroom, 

one-bath rock cabin with fireplace, all newly renovated and a 

1,305-square-foot two-bedroom, one-bath rock home with fireplace. Home has 16- by 16- 

foot unattached garage with 18- by 25-square-foot carport. See the surrounding Texas hills 

from the 570-square-foot rock pavillion made for entertaining. Watch the sunset from the 

tranquil pond in front of the main house. Also included are three water wells. Perimeter of 

property has been cleared for fencing. This 

ranch has easy access with paved road to the 

property off Hwy 83 North from Garvin Store. 

The great location, quiet seclusion, abundant 

wildlife & native trees make the LMR Ranch 

a rare find in today’s market. Shown by 

appointment only. Price: $1,500,000 





Rancho Del Sol 

231.9± Acres | Gillespie County 


15 miles northwest of Fredricksburg, Texas 

on Nixon Creek Road. is the breathtaking 

Rancho Del Sol. Enter the Rancho Del Sol 

thru the rock entrance with security gate. 

Meander down the granite driveway to 

the ranch headquarters. Savor the gentle 

rolling hills, scenic vistas, and abundant 

wildlife which include white-tailed deer, 

turkey, dove, axis, blackbuck antelope, 

fallow, elk, and zebra. Main residence 

features a four-bedroom, two-bath, cedar 

home with metal roof, a wood burning rock 

fireplace, attached two car garage, and a 

swimming pool with waterfall. Watch the 

sunsets from one of the two porches. In 

addition is a one-bedroom, one-bath guest 

house or foreman’s house. Amenities 

include a rifle range, a large barn with 

walk in cooler, two horse stalls inside, two 

outside horse stalls, tack room, feed room, 

shop, and also an implement barn. Property 

has one water well with submersible 

pump, and also several springs that flow 

together which are dammed up to form 

a nice pond stocked with Catfish and 

Bluegill Perch. This tremendous ranch has 

so much to offer the new owners with its 

privacy, amenities, abundant wildlife, and 

convenient location to Fredericksburg, 

Texas. Priced to sell at $2,450,000. 

Won’t last long! Call Howard W. Hood for 

a private showing! 


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Double J Ranch 


The Double J Ranch consists of 754± acres, all under high fence, 

which fronts on Highway 337 between Leakey and Vanderpool, 

very close to Lost Maples State Park. This ranch can truly be your 

“home on the range” with the scenic terrain from mountains to 

canyons and the crystal-clear water. The incredible views remind 

you of being in Colorado, where you can see for miles. Double J Ranch has numerous springs 

and one nice lake with several more lake sites. Improvements are nestled in the canyon with 

an ultimate sense of privacy. Improvements include two lodges, one with three bedrooms and 

two baths, and the other with four bedrooms and two baths. Also included is a new pool, 

outdoor kitchen, and large barn with a walk-in 

cooler. Amazing wildlife cover this ranch with 

whitetail deer, turkeys and exotics, including 

axis, aoudad, fallow and blackbuck. This 

“home on the range” has huge possibilities for 

a corporate retreat, family getaway or hunting 

ranch. Priced at $6,631.29 per acre. Call 

today for a showing. Price: $5,000,000 





JD Game Ranch 


Come savor the splendor of the rolling Texas hills near the Garvin Store, only 40 minutes west of Kerrville. 

These 805 tranquil acres are the perfect hunting/recreation ranch. The entire perimeter lies under gameproof 

fencing with 90% of all cedar cleared. Natural beauty includes a variety of live oaks and two ponds 

that create an excellent habitat for diverse 

wildlife. Cross-fenced into two 400-acre 

pastures, the property has a two-story rock 

home with a nice deck off the upstairs, 

two water wells and a working set of 

cattle pens. Picturesque and private in the 

surrounding Texas hills is the focus of this 

805-acre ranch. $3,150 per acre. Call for 

a private showing! Price: 2,535,750 


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East Town Creek Ranch 


Cradled in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, the premier East Town 

Creek Ranch features a 2,963-square-foot native limestone and 

cedar home with metal roof, three bedrooms, three baths, a large 

covered front porch and a oversized three-car garage with office 

above. One Trinity well is located on property. Both sides of crystalclear 

East Town Creek run through the property, creating several 

picnic spots. The entire property is under game-proof fencing with 

lots of live oaks scattered throughout. Rare in today’s market, this 

immaculate and manicured gem lies only minutes to Kerrville. In 

a country setting, this ranch has great development potential and 

could be a perfect horse operation, corporate retreat or family 

getaway. Priced to sell at only $950,000. Call for a private showing. 





N & B Game Ranch 

600± Acres | Edwards County 


Come see the rustic beauty of the gentle 

rolling hills on this private game preserve. 

The tranquil setting is located just 50 

miles west of Kerrville, in Edwards County, 

fronting on FM 41. The 600± acres is all 

under high fence and has one water well 

with a submersible pump, one pond, and a 

37-foot travel trailer. The ranch could be a 

hunter’s paradise with excellent habitat for 

a variety of wildlife such as axis, black buck, 

auodad, sika, fallow, whitetail deer, and 

turkey. So many possibilities await the new 

owners of this property with the diverse 

natural beauty! The aesthetic appeal and 

convenient access of the ranch make it a 

rare find in today’s market. Priced to sell at 

$2,950 per acre. Call Howard W. Hood for 

a private showing. Price: $1,770,000 


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Flying Dollar Ranch 

1,025± Acres | Lampasas County 


Strong live water passes through the 

property supplying a year-round water 

source for the highly managed whitetail 

deer herd. The ranch consists of 

1,025± acres with the majority of the 

property under high fence. Several stock 

tanks have also been constructed and 

offer excellent wing shooting. A small 

hunters cabin with electricity and water 

sits high on a hill overlooking the ranch. 

This ranch offers both wooded areas for 

wildlife habitat as well as good grazing 

pastures. 

Spring Creek Horse 


This Fredericksburg ranch features 270±acres of stunning oak trees and 

improved pastures. Both sides of Spring Creek pass through the ranch. Two 

horse barns, a riding arena, guest house, and foreman’s home, and an equipment 

barn add to the improvements. The main residence is truly spectacular, complete 

with a new swimming pool and landscaping. This property has it all; location, 

water and wonderful improvements. 

Windmill Hill 

250± Acres | Hays County | Property ID: 1099646 

This exquisite 250±-acre estate is just minutes out of Wimberley. The main 

home is exceptionally well-built and made for entertaining, however, you will be 

drawn to the large covered porches outside that offer 20 mile views of the Devils 

Backbone and the surrounding Hill Country. Guest will be more than comfortable 

lounging by the pool and resting in the adjacent two bedroom guest house with 

a spacious glassed-in porch to enjoy the countryside. 

Medina River Ranch 

1,169± Acres | Bandera County | Property ID: 1025767 

Medina River Ranch is a hill country treasure! 1,169 acres with two sides lined by 

water! The main home was originally built in the 1940’s. Its timeless appeal with 

updated amenities combine into an extraordinary estate. The compound includes 

the main home with kids wing and is a total of 9,200± square feet. There are six 

native stone fireplaces, inviting country kitchen, tile and wood floors, pool, and 

ample lounging areas. This 1,169-acre paradise has not been hunted in many years 

and has large herds of whitetail, axis and blackbuck roaming the property. 





Valley Mills Ranch 

485± Acres | Bosque County 


This Bosque County ranch consists of 485± 

acres of both native and improved pastures. Large 

majestic trees and improved pastures offer great 

habitat for native wildlife and domestic livestock. A 

beautiful lodge sits on the banks of a 70±-acre lake 

setting this property apart from its competition. The 

6,000±-square-foot lodge contains five bedrooms 

and three baths with large deck overlooking the lake. 

Come take a look at this special property and bring a 

fishing pole to experience what the ranch has to offer. 

Ranch on Bear Creek 


The ranch features approximately 2,700 feet of Bear Creek with several dams 

that create crystal clear lakes. The property has an incredible two-story limestone 

rock house that was built in the late 1800s that would make an incredible 

restoration project. Part of the ranch has game-proof fencing and is crossfenced. 

Many good roads throughout the property allow for easy management 

of the wildlife, exotics, or livestock. All this located just nine miles south of 

Fredericksburg.Call today for a private showing! 

Camp Verde Ranch 

1,097± Acres | Kerr County | Property ID: 1134662 

This stunning 1,097 acres located near Historic Camp Verde, Texas is truly a 

special property. This ranch offers both breathtaking views and beautiful spring fed 

lakes. In addition a live creek passes through the property allowing year around 

access to live water. Upon entering this very private property, one drives through 

a wonderful valley along the banks of a large lake. The ranch is highly improved 

complete with main lodge, guest house and ranch managers home. The main lodge 

was built to showcase the water the property has to offer. This large stone lodge is 

spectacular complete with large living and entertaining areas. Large porches and 

wonderful landscaping surround the lodge. The ranch is high fenced and offers 

excellent native and exotic wildlife. This property shares borders with several other 

large and highly maintained properties. Please call for additional information. 

Bell County River Ranch 

481± Acres | Bell County | Property ID: 1100192 

This ranch consists of 481± acres with over three miles of river frontage on the 

Lampasas River. The river borders the property on three sides providing a very 

private and secure setting. The ranch is currently a working cattle ranch with the 

addition of hay production. Some water rights are available for irrigation if desired. 

In addition, there are two homes on the property consisting of the main lodge and 

ranch managers home. This is a very special property that has been family owned 

for many years. 


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Palmer Creek Ranch 


Located in the highly desirable Camp Verde area, this 291± acres offers end of 

the road privacy, an updated three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath rustic lodge 

sits hillside overlooking two spring fed lakes. The entire ranch is high fenced 

containing both native and exotic wildlife. The majority of the property has 

been cleared of cedar and an excellent road system is in place. The ranch offers 

excellent large acreage neighbors in a very private and quiet setting. 

Headwaters Ranch 


Located 20 minutes west of Fredericksburg a charming river front Hill Country 

hideaway! This 54±-acre ranch has all the amenities you dream about, twobedroom, 

two-bath native rock cottage with a garage apartment, both located 

on a limestone ledge overlooking a crystal-clear, spring-fed, two-plus acre lake 

on the Pedernales River, huge oaks, cedar elm and pecans plus a fenced orchard 

and herb garden. Make it easy on yourself and see this place first!!! 

Clear Springs Ranch 

1,127± Acres | Medina County | Property ID: 1100543 

This highly improved 1,127±-acre game ranch is truly a one-of-akind 

property. The entrance into the ranch offers a beautiful drive 

through majestic trees along the banks of Verde Creek. A nice dam 

on the creek backs up water that is about 12 feet deep and perfect 

for swimming and fishing. The main ranch compound is set along 

the banks and bluffs of the creek. The wildlife has a vast range of 

animals from native to super exotics and they have been managed 

to optimum levels. This is a turnkey operation ready to go. 


Granada Springs 


230± acres of water front delight. A unique Hill Country home plus entertainment lodge, two 

barns and rustic cabin are positioned high on a limestone bluff overlooking an amazing spring 

fed waterway and terrific views. Over 4,000 feet of both sides of the spring fed Turtle Creek 

plus the Granada Spring which is a tremendous source of water even in this extreme drought! 

The setting for the three bedroom two and a half bath rock and stucco home and lodge is a 

sunset watchers dream. Set up your showing soon!




La Bonne Vie Ranch 


This amazing Hill Country estate is nestled into the picturesque countryside. First class 

amenities are included in the 8,000-square-foot main house. This dream home has 

expansive patios for views and entertaining. Varied terrain from improved grass fields to 

spring-fed creek bottom with huge elms and oaks. An ideal corporate or family retreat – 

or move your business to the ranch. Call for a showing soon! 

Schumacher Crossing 


25± acres with both sides of the beautiful Guadalupe River. 

Improvements consist of two, two-bedroom, two-bath lodges with 

expansive family rooms for entertaining plus a charming guest cottage 

and small barn. An amazing stretch of river that includes the Falls at 

Schumacher Crossing. This is a piece of Hunt, Texas history! 

Krause Ranch 

1,653± Acres | Comal County | Property ID: 1077975 

This conveniently situated Century Ranch is just minutes from Hwy 281 and 30- 

40 minutes from the San Antonio International Airport. With deeded access to 

Canyon Lake, numerous hilltop build sites, lush tillable fields and several water 

features, this ranch is a must see. This unique property with its historic background 

and excellent location gives this property all the characteristics needed to become 

a showplace property. This property has great development potential or used as a 

corporate retreat or family getaway. 

Happy Heart Ranch 


This 32±-acre equestrian showplace is located between Boerne and Pipe Creek 

just of Highway 16. The ranch has a main home, foreman’s home, four barns and 

more – this is a must see for the equestrian minded rancher looking for a ranch 

that could be made into an income potential ranch or be used for your personal 

enjoyment. 


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Hamilton Ranch 

2,135± Acres | Hamilton County | Property ID: 1099669 

This highly improved ranch is set up perfectly for both recreational 

and agricultural use. The property consists of approximately 2,135 

acres with a 450-acre high-fenced whitetail pasture. The Leon River 

passes through the property offering over one mile of river frontage 

in addition to a newly constructed 30-acre lake. Improvements 

consists of several homes with a 3,500-square-foot main lodge. The 

ranch is truly a turn-key property with employees ready to work for 

new owners. 

Blanco 368 Acres 

368± Acres | Hays County | Property ID: 1081056 

Hill Country paradise! Just minutes from downtown Wimberley, this property has both open 

pastures and native vistas. The picturesque Blanco River passes through the property with 

beautiful blue-green water. Enjoy good neighbors, wonderful views, and great tree cover 

throughout the ranch. 

Riverfront Estate 


Gorgeous home overlooking the Guadalupe River and Flat Rock Creek. Home has five bedrooms, 

five-and-a-half baths, pool area on the bluff with enclosed party area and full bath, and outside 

BBQ kitchen. Many other 

improvements including a 

32-stall rock horse barn 

and arena, two cottages, 

and three-bedroom, twobath 

foreman’s home. 

This wonderful property 

has good road frontage 

on two paved roads. 

69-acre-feet of water 

rights, 700’ new well 

that pumps 55 gpm, and 

much more. 


West Texas Ranch 



Only a handful of Texas ranches present this kind of running 

water AND minerals that convey! This 105,000±-acre 

selection of West Texas ranch land is the largest available 

openly marketed tract of its kind. Gently shaded river banks 

meet deep pockets of spring water flowing down many miles 

of pristine blue-green waters. This is the land of an older Texas, 

striking and ripe with contrast. This is your chance for you to 

own a LARGE part of Texas!




Lone Falcon 

40± Acres | Gillespie County 


This custom Hill Country home is located just 15 

minutes south of Fredericksburg off of Hwy 16 in 

Gillespie County. The home has breathtaking 180 

degree views of the lights of Fredericksburg. The 

rock home has a classic open floor plan but has 

antique pine floors, hand hewn beams and many 

other features that make this estate stand apart 

from the others. 

Zant Ranch 

293± Acres | Menard County | Property ID: 1099625 

The ranch offers both excellent hunting and irrigated improved pastures for 

agriculture value. A centrally located, well-appointed, 4,200-square-foot ranch 

house offers majestic views of the property and of Five Mile Creek. This very well 

maintained property is priced to sell. 

La Vernia Luxury 

40± Acres | Wilson County | Property ID: 1130381 

Luxurious home on 40 acres just 30 minutes from downtown San Antonio. 

Brand new 5,000-square-foot builder-owned home. No expense has been 

spared to make this home perfect for entertaining. Lagoon-style pool with 

complete outdoor kitchen. 

Star R Ranch 

850± Acres | Medina County 


This prime hunting ranch consists of 850± acres 

located just 30 minutes from San Antonio. Located 

in the Quihi area this Medina County property 

offers excellent deer and bird hunting. The property 

offers wonderful trees and rolling hills with nice hay 

fields covering the bottom lands. The property is 

divided into multiple pastures allowing for rotational 

grazing of the cattle. In addition to the main home 

the ranch offers a small hunters cabin located away 

from the main house. 


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David E. Culver/Broker | 405 W Live Oak | Fredericksburg, Texas 78624 

Oak Knoll Ranch 

2,727± Acres | Kerr County / Hunt / Texas Hill Country | Property ID: 981606 

This is one of the better “divide” country ranches to come to market in quite some time. Exquisitely sculpted, 

partially manicured … this place could not be any prettier … or more suitable wildlife habitat. Completely 

high fenced, Hwy. 39 frontage, with vast network of interior paved roads, blinds, feeders and solid watering 

system, this fine ranch is loaded with monster whitetail and axis deer and ready to use, just site your home 

and come on! $2,150/acre = $5,863,050 

Pedernales Springs Ranch 

1,126± Acres | Blanco County / Johnson City 

Texas Hill Country | Property ID: 357728 

There are few finer stretches of the prized Pedernales River than the 1.25 miles forming the southern boundary of this exquisite water ranch. Several deep, azure 

holes are solid rock bottom, and loaded with catfish, with riffles and falls sandwiched in between. All of the river frontage is easily accessible, and there are areas of 

gorgeous pecan and cypress trees beside the shimmering water. 75% of the ranch is good soil, and large springs issue forth from the hillsides, creating unusual upland 

pecan bottoms. $9,000/acre = $10,134,000 


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Redstone Ranch 

2,721± Acres | Blanco & Gillespie Counties 

Stonewall / Texas Hill Country 


One of the premier ranches in the Texas Hill Country, Redstone 

Ranch is a well maintained showplace with over one mile of Pedernales River frontage, and several good springs feeding permanent creeks. Featuring LBJ’s old party 

house, the magnificent residential compound encompasses 14,000 square feet of living area, and is constructed of unique red granite quarried on the ranch. The 

ranch is dotted with clean hay fields amongst cedar-free oak savannahs, and possesses water rights to lift 250 acre-feet annually from the river. Best of the best! 

$6,950/acre = $18,910,950 

Bandera Creek Ranch 

2,328± Acres | Medina County 

Tarpley / Texas Hill Country | Property ID: 1096004 

Simply put, this is the best live water value currently on the public 

market in the Texas Hill Country. Almost one mile of both sides 

of Bandera Creek, which flowed thru the Great Drought, features 

falls, shoals and shallow, fern-lined pools suitable for floating. Twin 

Springs is a highly exotic spring complex hidden away in classic 

Balcones Canyonlands, shaded by awesome giant hardwoods and 

flanked by rock ledges. Soaring ridges provide views to S. Texas, 

over wide, deep soil valleys. Highway frontage, too! $2,375/acre 

= $5,529,000 


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Owl Creek Ranch 

879± Acres | Kerr County 

Comfort / Texas Hill Country | Property ID: 987153 

This splendid canyonlands ranch on US 87 just south of 

Fredericksburg boasts strong springs flowing on 10/11/11, 

coupled with dramatic ridges and long range vistas, topped with 

major league lake site(s) and the very best location. Exquisite, rock 

bottom creeks flow over small waterfalls into fern-lined pools, in 

fantastic exotic settings of giant grottos, lush riparian hardwoods and 

artifact-laden bottoms. This is some of the prettiest, most pristine 

permanent water in the State! $6,250/acre = $5,493,750 

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Enchanting Springs Ranch 

490± Acres | Gillespie & Llano Counties 

Fredericksburg / Texas Hill Country 


Located in the center of the awesome Enchanted Rock/Oxford area, this nicely situated ranch offers sterling views of “The Rock” and surrounding area granite 

mountains/outcrops. A large seasonal creek holds water in wet years, and a nearby pecan bottom is testament to the abundant shallow water. An extra-nice, small 

cabin affords comfortable digs for a family-plus, and the land features oak-lined draws and interesting rock outcrops, with a high percent of good clay loam soils. 

$5,500/acre = $2,695,000

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Owl Springs Ranch 


Comfort / Texas Hill Country 


This fresh, new offering comprises the northern portion of Owl 

Creek Ranch, featuring some of the most pristine, constant-flowing live water in Texas. Rock bottom creeks cascade down narrow canyons through incredible falls, 

pools and riffles, in riparian settings that are simply mind boggling. Well positioned on US Hwy. 87, this tract also features vista points that will take one’s breath 

away. $6,500/acre = $3,042,000 

North Creek Ranch 


Comfort / Texas Hill Country 

New! This is the southern portion of Owl Creek Ranch, featuring the headwaters of strong-flowing North Creek, and the classic Balcones Canyonlands typical of the 

area. This tract has a solid lake site, and several hilltop building sites with monster vistas to the south and east. Well positioned on US Hwy. 87, there are no better 

area values that we know of. $5,950/acre = $2,510,900 


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Blue Hole Farm 


Tivydale / Texas Hill Country | Property ID: 997091 

This fine, small potential showplace features one of the finest 

swimming/fishing holes ever seen, in a gorgeous private setting, 

with potential home sites overlooking the water. A large, rambling 

old home offers restoration possibilities, and the land is mostly clean, 

fertile bottomland, about 50% of which is covered with scattered 

oaks, pecans, walnuts and elm. $12,626/acre = $1,250,000 

Water Valley Ranch 

280± Acres | Kerr County / Comfort / Texas Hill Country 

Source springs issue forth above this ranch that have never stopped flowing, 

according to old area landowners. This is the headwaters of well known North 

Creek, just west of US 87, in primo spot between Comfort and Fredericksburg, 

offering some of the best potential monster lake sites we’ve seen. Flowing down 

thru stunning canyonlands, the scenery, fields, location and water are solid, and 

the price is lowest in area. $4,850/acre = $1,358,000 


Privilege Creek Ranch 

161± Acres | Bandera County 

Bandera / Texas Hill Country | Property ID: 996975 

One of the best, smaller live water opportunities around fronts on a little 

traveled, paved country road between Pipe Creek and Bandera. Mostly flat, clean 

bottomland, this cool little rancho offers a couple of tree-shrouded, elevated 

home sites overlooking owned fields and creek, with ample cover for wildlife, 

in a fantastic Hill Country setting. Clean improvements add function and value. 

$7,100/acre = $1,143,100

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River Canyon Ranch 

332± Acres | McCullouch County 

Lohn / Texas Hill Country | Property ID: 875821 

One of the finest hunt/ranch combos around for way less than $1M! This ranch 

has a half-mile of frontage on the deep Colorado River, with some gorgeous river 

frontage lined with pecan/oak/elm overlooking some of the sweetest holes in the 

area, full of large catfish (area record 80#). A 10 acre lake has been newly created, 

and the hunting is rated as good to excellent for deer, turkey and dove. $2,350/ 

acre = $780,200 

Wittington Creek Farm 


Stonewall / Texas Hill Country | Property ID: 1054079 

New listing with prized Stonewall sandy soils, located on quiet paved country road 

in middle of area of LBJ Parks and ranches. 40% is either clean grass fields or 

cultivated ground, all suitable for orchards, grapes, horses, etc. 60% is scattered, 

large oaks, elms with small patches of brush. A rock bottom creek flows much of 

the time, and a clean ranch house and usable outbuildings complete the package. 

$6,950/acre = $1,473,400 

Blanco River Farmstead 

39± Acres | Blanco County 

Blanco / Texas Hill Country 

This shiny little rancho features a quarter-mile of both sides 

of the Blanco River, with a unique, deep, clear river swimming 

hole/lap pool located beside grassy banks and towering oaks. A 

nice, landscaped ranch compound with a three-bedroom home 

overlooks the river bottom, and is backed up by clean horse 

paddocks knee deep in coastal Bermuda, with wooded hills 

looming in the background. NEW! Call for price. 


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1845 Water Street | Kerrville, Texas 78028 

Stilwell Ranch 

7,399± Acres | Brewster County 

Own a piece of West Texas History. The 7,399±-acre “Stillwell Ranch” located 

between Marathon and Big Bend National Park is now being offered for the 

first time in over 100 years. Only $275 per acre. 

Squaw Creek 


Squaw Creek runs through the ranch for almost a mile in the lower South West 

corner. Both sides of the creek are owned. There are several areas that the 

creek bed takes two- to four-foot drops in elevation creating little waterfalls 

with one waterfall that has about a 20-foot drop. This is a very strong and year 

round creek that lends itself to the possibility of the creation of a very large lake 

(although it is gorgeous the way it is). The ranch has tremendous views from 

the hilltops. This legacy ranch is unique and raw and awaiting a buyer that will 

convert it into its full potential. 

Kerr County Ranch 


Located on the southern edge of the Divide approximately 30 minutes west of 

Kerrville on Highway 39, this 2,408±-acre high-fenced ranch is ready to go as a 

cattle or hunting ranch. Improvements include a three-bedroom, three-and-a-halfbath, 

two-story main home, guest home, and care takers home. A rare find in Kerr 

County that must be seen to appreciate. 

J & M Ranch 


Escape to the Beautiful Texas Hill Country!!! The J&M Ranch is located just minutes 

from Garner State Park. There is some excellent hunting of exotics and native 

game. The custom rock home has six bedrooms and six baths with an open floor 

plan. The ranch is loaded with amenities to accommodate and entertain numerous 

guest, hunters, church groups, corporate retreats and family reunions which could 

give this ranch great potential for being a great rental property in a highly sought 

after tourist area. 





Salt Gap Ranch 

3,429± Acres | McCulloch County | Property ID: 1065439 

A truly diverse ranch for the geographical center of Texas with a combination of heavy brush, 

mesquite flats, tillable fields, areas of dense oak species, ravines, hilltop with sweeping views 

and open grassland. This is an excellent ranch for livestock and hunting. There are 12 tanks 

on the property and several wells which feed an extensive network of water distribution to 

troughs throughout the ranch. There is a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath ranch home 

that serves as the main home and a separate cabin for hunters or a foreman. 

Sycamore Creek 

357± Acres | Kimble County | Property ID: 1025701 

A gorgeous 357± acres with approximately 4,000± feet of both 

sides of live spring fed Sycamore Creek with three dams that 

impale very nice clear deep water for fishing and swimming. There 

are fantastic views and a very private valley that runs through the 

middle of the ranch. The main home is perched on a scenic hill 

in the valley overlooking the crystal clear flowing creek. This is 

a beautiful ranch with fantastic year round water and excellent 

improvements! 

Enchanted Rock Estate 


A RARE OPPORTUNITY! An entire Tuscan village just down the 

road from Enchanted Rock State park. There are 20 buildings 

totaling 50,000 square feet. This property is currently used as a 

wedding destination resort but lends itself to many other possible 

uses: children’s camp, RV resort, shopping village, destination 

resort, movie set, winery. You won’t believe the amenities! There 

is an old west saloon and the pool in the cave or the wine vault! 

Like none other.... 

Utopia Ranch 

2,309± Acres | Uvalde County | Property ID: 1024839 

Uvalde County Hill Country Ranch, 2309 Acres Fantastic Ranch This unique ranch has 

everything the hill country offers. Great water with over 1.2 miles of live creek and Sabinal 

river,huge wide valleys, steep mountains,loaded with exotics and native game, four houses,3000 

ft airstrip,horse stables, huge indian mounds, fantastic roads over the entire ranch. This is one 

of the finest large ranches available. 


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Richards Ranch 

1,159± Acres | Grimes County | Property ID: 1033520 

A beautiful four-bedroom, five-bathroom home, with wraparound 

porch, is surrounded by giant pine trees. This one of a kind, 

Grimes/Montgomery County, ranch has been meticulously 

sculpted and fenced for efficient land usage. Many of the pastures 

have been planted in improved grasses. The ranch boasts 26 

ponds, two well built cattle working facilities, three barns, and 

three water wells. Lake Creek flows through the southern portion 

of the ranch. Property can be purchased as a whole or subdivided 

into two tracts. 

Comanche Creek Ranch 

575± Acres | San Saba County | Property ID: 1023009 

WITHOUT A DOUBT THE BEST RANCH IN TEXAS! The most breathtaking, highly improved 

ranch currently on the market. One of the best hunting ranches in Texas with world-class 

whitetail and axis deer! Absolutely the most exquisite improvements on any Texas ranch. 

Better than a five-star resort. This has one of the finest custom built lodges, one of the best 

guest houses ever experienced, and an amazing owners home complete with a two-lane 

bowling alley. Additional acreage may be possible. 

LPW 4 Ranch 


224± acres of rolling hills and wonderful trees encompass the ranch. The ranch offers excellent 

water with six stock tanks and two wells producing over 70 gallons per minute. Improvements 

include two homes, large horse barn with living space and entertaining area 300'x150' arena 

in which a portion is covered, horse walker and holding pens. A paved road passes through the 

property allowing easy access from highway entrance to other improvements. 

K3 Ranch 


The K3 was the home and one of the last ranch projects of the legendary Charlie Schreiner, III. 

Three with his wife Karol put their heart and soul into the development of a functional exotic and whitetail breeding / hunting ranch. Decorated and constructed with 

true authentic Texas Hill Country flair, the K3 is being sold turn key. 





Deer Creek Ranch 

1,648± Acres | Burnet County 


Beautiful spring-fed Deer Creek runs 

through the ranch for half a mile, 

both sides! Large home, pool, high 

fencing, and outstanding whitetail 

deer herd! 

Rock River Ranch 

2,000± Acres | Edwards County 


One of the most striking and beautiful features of this 

ranch is two miles of crystal clear Nueces River. The 

terrain is flat to gently rolling up to an elevation of 

about 1,420 feet, that provides for some fantastic 

views. There are several good size fields and there 

are 250± acre feet of permitted water right. 10,000 

± feet of new water lines throughout property, three 

houses, three water wells, working pens and electricity. 

This is a ranch that has it all, hunting, views and lots 

of gorgeous water. 

Aransas River Ranch 

3,229± Acres | Bee County | Property ID: 1063714 

This 3,229±-acre ranch has several miles of the Aransas River and several miles of Spring 

Creek passing through the property. Outstanding improvements including several homes, pool, 

skeet shooting facility and large horse barn. The ranch has an outstanding wildlife population 

for hunting or nature photography. 

Smith River Ranch 

291± Acres | Lampasas County | Property ID: 1077693 

This turn-key ranch offers one-and-a-half miles of the flowing 

Lampasas River, with roaring rapids to deep pools winding around 

the property. There are nice coastal fields and oat pastures, 

supporting cattle and horses in addition to the large herds of 

whitetail. The 3,000-square-foot Hill Country-style home sits on 

a ridge that offers awesome views. 


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Lake Amistad Ranch 



Over two miles of frontage on gorgeous Lake Amistad 

make this ranch a perfect year-round recreational 

place! 4,500-square-foot main home plus guest house 

and a strict whitetail deer program since 2005 make 

this the perfect destination for hunting and fishing. 

Home Base Ranch 


The Hill Country lodge is tucked away in the a private valley 

overlooking a beautiful pond, a spring-fed creek, and miles of Sabinal 

River Valley. Strong springs are located in numerous canyons on the 

ranch and offer water for the numerous whitetail, hogs, turkey and 

free roaming exotics. 

Bandera 369 Acres 


Three separate spring-fed creeks highlight the ranch with great dam sites, deep 

hardwood lined canyons, fertile valleys loaded with game, and tremendous 

views. Unimproved and ready for you to make it your own. 


Running Bay Ranch 


This beautiful Hill Country Horse Property (Equestrian property) is one of the 

finest that the Texas Hill County has to offer. The custom nine-stall horse barn is 

extraordinary. There is a 4,200-square-foot main home, guest house, pool, arena, 

and much, much more.




Tuscan Estate 


This Comanche Trace estate sits on 1.49 acres of incredible Hill Country 

views! The 6,400-square-foot, five-bedroom, six-plus-bath home, is absolutely 

gorgeous. There is a stunning gourmet kitchen; travertine floors throughout; 

three fireplaces; the walls all have custom finishes; coffered or barrel ceilings; 

central vac system; outdoor cabana at pool; game room/guest suite; four car 

garage; beautifully landscaped grounds and much more. 

Devil’s Big River Game Ranch 

1,895± Acres | Val Verde County | Property ID: 1056384 

This majestic, rugged, 1,895±-acre jewel is located just inside the entry gate of 

the Devil’s River Natural Area. Having a 20,000-acre preserve with low fences 

as a neighbor lends itself to an unending supply of native and exotic wildlife. 

Whether you are looking for a family, corporate, or income producing hunting 

ranch “Devil’s Big River Game Ranch” is the perfect choice. 

LR Ranch 

3,730.87± Acres | Bosque County | Property ID: 1022873 

Gorgeous log home nestled in the heart of Texas. This incredible home was custom designed 

with mesquite floors, cabinets, and doors, has rock floors, log beams, and makes you feel like 

you are on a retreat in Colorado. The 3,700± gorgeous acres is rolling hills to prime pasture 

land and is a sportsman’s paradise with four lakes and loaded with game. 

Montell Creek Ranch 

4,860± Acres | Kinney County | Property ID: 1049534 

This 4,860±-acre ranch has over one mile of live gushing water 

on Montell Creek with a nice cement dam on the creek backs 

up a beautiful crystal clear lake up to 6-7 feet deep for fishing 

and swimming. Fantastic views over 2,000 feet, two caves, huge 

Indian mounds, nice ranch home and very pristine! 


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Ken Hoerster/Broker | (830) 249-9339 | 222 S Main St | Boerne, Texas 78006 

Circle B Ranch 

3,200± Acres | Edwards County 


RECENT PRICE REDUCTION – Truly a turn-key operation that is set up and ready to go. This ranch 

is high fenced into two pastures, one is approximately 2,100 acres and the other pasture is 1,100 

acres. The gentle rolling ranch is loaded with Live Oaks with good grass turf, with several nice 

draws running through the ranch. Nice and functional main headquarters with a 5,500±-squarefoot 

lodge that can sleep 20-25 guests, with views of 

the large pond. The main lodge has a large den area with 

bar area, pool table to relax and enjoy after the hunts. 

A second headquarters area has a 1,800±-square-foot 

foreman’s house, a 3,000±-square-foot newer barn with 

game cleaning area, walk-in cooler, room for equipment 

storage, and grain bins for feeding the wildlife. Contact 

Ken for additional information. 

Middle Valley Ranch 

1,325± Acres | Sutton County | Property ID: 1072819 

Look no further for a quality Hill Country turn-key ranch. This ranch has been well cared for and is set up and ready to go for a family or corporate hunting retreat. 

For the area, the ranch has a nice roll to it, with elevations from a low of 2,270' to 2,372'. This ranch shows the years of brush management and some of the best 

overall land stewardship that we have seen. Over the years the cedar and mesquite have been mostly removed, leaving nice Live Oak motts and good grass turf. This 

ranch has some of the best soils in Sutton County on it. A nice 2,200±-square-foot, three-bedroom and two-bath rock home is situated on one of the higher parts of 

the ranch along with two guest houses. Contact Ken for additional information. 





Live Water Ranches 

148 -700± Acres | San Saba County | Property ID: 1132117 

Beautiful Hill Country ranch that can be sold in sizes ranging from 148 to 700± 

acres – three of the ranches have live water and the fourth has three creek 

bottoms. The parcels have flowing creeks, live Oaks, Elms and Pecan trees with 

abundant wildlife and big hills. Owner will consider selling the ranches as a 

whole 1,398±-acre parcel or selling one, two or more of the parcels together as 

the land is contiguous. Great opportunity to own a beautiful Live Water ranch! 

Contact Larry for additional information. 

Rocky Creek Ranch 

1,583± Acres | Kimble County | Property ID: 1077327 

This ranch has many good attributes including the red soils, good usable areas and views from 

the hill tops. Some of the views are across the Llano River Valley with 20+ mile views. The 

gently rolling ranch is loaded with Live Oaks and mesquite flats with good grass turf along with 

several nice draws running through the ranch. In our opinion, the ranch has above average top 

soil along with good bottom country. This area of the Hill Country is noted for its good genetics 

and the ranch is loaded with wildlife, including whitetail deer, turkey and hogs. With over two 

miles of paved road frontage access is easy from Austin or San Antonio areas. Contact Ken for 

additional information. 

Tarancahus Creek Ranch 

1,070± Acres | Duval County | Property ID: 1077571 

Set up as a turn-key hunting operation with tons of wildlife. The property is 

high fenced with approximately 100 feet of elevation changes and nice views. 

The land is gently rolling with good bottom soils. Brush on the ranch is second 

to none and provides great supplemental feed and cover for the wildlife. An 

excellent road system with well maintained senderos is in place. Located on 

one of the highest points of the ranch is a 2,750±-square-foot lodge with four 

bedrooms and four baths. Contact Larry for additional information. 

Cherokee Ranch 

252± Acres | Cherokee County 


One of the best all around ranches we 

have seen hit the North Piney Woods 

market with excellent water fowl 

hunting, a deep lake and two homes. 

This ranch will not disappoint the 

discerning land buyer. It is ready to go 

and can be enjoyed from day one! There are two homes on the ranch, one is a two bedroom, 

two bath with front and back porches, the other is a manufactured home, there is a spacious 

three car carport and a two bay wood and metal storage barn. Livestock and wildlife typically 

have abundant surface water. There is a small livestock tank in the front pasture, a beautiful 

private deep lake centrally located in the woods and a flooded timber slew known for excellent 

waterfowl hunting. Contact Tom for additional information. 


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Varner Creek Ranch 

1,078± Acres | Brazoria County | Property ID: 104746 

Terrific ranch with over two-and-a-half miles of Varner Creek! Enjoy as is or build 

the showplace of your dreams. The terrain is relatively level with beautiful open 

pastures in front that give way to scattered Oak and Pecan trees in the back where 

the land slopes down to Varner Creek. Choose from many building sites shaded 

with massive trees and views of the creek and wildlife area. Creek, water well, cross 

fenced pastures, tanks and a large open hay barn. The perfect cattle and wildlife 

ranch. Adjoins US Fish & Game Conservation Easement. Just one hour south of 

Houston. Some minerals available. $2,995 per acre 

Pecan Springs Ranch 


RECENT PRICE REDUCTION – Beautiful Hill County ranch located on the clear flowing North 

Llano River, located just west of Junction. With almost a mile of river, the ranch is a paradise. 

Nice elevations on the ranch ranging from 1,935' to 2,263', with long-range views of the Hill 

Country. Beautiful pecan trees are in the bottoms along with beautiful oaks throughout the rest of 

the ranch. A picturesque spring runs through part of the ranch with nice water holes for wading. 

This is one of the best live water ranches in the area. Modest improvements include an older 

house and hunter’s cabin. A good road system is in place through the ranch. Contact Ken for 

additional information. 

Lampasas River Ranch 

163± Acres | Hamilton County 


The land is a good mix of fertile pasture ground 

near the river to high hilltops with awesome distant 

views. This ranch offers a diverse topographic 

environment, yet maintains an easy, comfortable 

feeling and allows you to drive around to virtually 

every part of the ranch. Cover on the ranch is good, 

especially in the ravines that follow the bottom areas 

and draws. Much of the property has been cleared 

of cedar leaving areas of open, rolling, grass-covered 

hills and valleys with many spectacular live oak trees 

dotting the countryside. Other hardwoods include, 

Spanish oak, post oak and elm. A remodeled, cozy, 

two bedroom one bath cedar cabin sits on a knoll 

overlooking the hay meadow and on to the river. 

Contact Wayne for more information. 


Turnkey Cattle Ranch 

1,975± Acres | Brazoria County 


Exceptional cattle ranch just one hour south of 

Houston. Custom home, brans, equipment and 

cattle. Some of the best land in Texas. Beautiful 

open pastures in front with wooded wildlife areas 

along two-and-a-half miles of Varner Creek. 

Unbelievable oak trees. Boarders US Fish & 

Game Wildlife Conservation Easement. Just one 

hour south of Houston. Some minerals available. 

Carper’s Creek Ranch 

143± Acres | Hays County 


This is one of the finest recreational / 

estate ranches in the area. Privacy, nice 

trees and good dirt combined with quality 

land improvements and a great location 

make this ranch one you will want to 

consider. Surface water at Carper’s Creek 

Ranch has been greatly improved as a 

small tank has been enlarged to cover an 

estimated 4± surface acres of water. Professionally built, this private lake is the shining star of the ranch, not 

to mention the newly constructed entry with electronic rolling gate. The grounds have been cleaned, trimmed 

and smoothed where appropriate to bring out the best qualities in a Texas Hill Country ranch. Contact Wayne 

for additional information.




Guadalupe Equestrian Ranch 

15.23± Acres | Kendall County | Property ID: 1105070 

Beautiful live water equestrian ranch located just outside of Waring. 

Located on the Guadalupe River with 470± feet of Cypress lined banks. 

Great income potential or would make a nice personal ranch. With 

two barns and 30 horse stalls equipped with tack rooms, wash area 

and feed storage. Outside paddocks and nice pasture areas round out 

the property. Additional improvements include living areas for on-site 

owners and horse trainers. Contact Ken for additional information. 

South Grape Creek Ranch 

142± Acres | Kendall County 


RECENT PRICE REDUCTION – Terrific ranch with gently rolling 

terrain and multiple varieties of hardwoods which include, Spanish 

oaks, post oaks, blackjack oaks and nice live oaks. Most of the 

cedar has been cleared, and the ranch has good fertile soil. There 

are several excellent building sites available to build your dream 

home. South Grape Creek, a seasonal creek runs along the 

backside of the ranch. There is a nice sized tank located on the 

property. Seller will convey any mineral rights that are presently 

owned. Contact Ken for additional information. 

Guadalupe River Estate 


What a great residential or corporate retreat! Enjoy over 300± feet of 

Guadalupe River frontage, a large main home with 4,094 square feet 

and a lovely pool area, two additional guest houses, one with 588 square feet and the second with 1,014 square feet, which could also be used as a rental. This one of a 

kind property is unrestricted which would make for a great bed and breakfast or a wonderful place to call home! Don’t miss out on this unique property in the quaint town 

of Comfort, Texas. Contact Ken for additional information. 


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Little Blanco River Ranch 

64± Acres | Blanco Co. | Prop. ID: 1035779 

The ranch boasts approx. 2,000± feet of both sides 

of the Little Blanco River with beautiful Cypress trees. 

Walton Draw 

255± Acres | Menard Co. | Prop. ID: 1049422 

The ranch has good game, with abundant oak trees 

and nice views. Fenced with one water well. 

Flying S Ranch 

580± Acres | Kimble Co. | Prop. ID: 1027169 

First time offering of this longtime family owned 

ranch! Elevation ranges from 1,935' to 2,263'. 

Fulton Draw Ranch 

126± Acres | Hays Co. | Prop. ID: 1021873 

Two newly created lakes built along a creek, make 

this a nice recreational, hunting or fishing ranch. 

Duval County Ranch 

600± Acres | Duval Co. | Prop. ID: 965850 

This may be one of the best red sand ranches 

available. Several 160-170 B&C bucks harvested. 

Waller County Home 

7.4± Acres | Waller Co. | Prop. ID: 1094077 

Close to Houston, terrific 4BR/4BA home with an 

attached apartment and nice acreage. 

Duval County Ranch 

700± Acres | Duval Co. | Prop. ID: 1004248 

Nice ranch with rolling topography, red sand and 

100% virgin brush. Tons of game and big neighbors. 

Red Hawk Ranch at Lone Man Creek 

30.39± Acres | Hays Co. | Prop. ID: 1095456 

Exceptional waterfront property with 700± feet of 

Lone Man Creek frontage with two unique homes. 

Double C Ranch 

750± Acres | Sutton Co. | Prop. ID: 975219 

Located southwest of Sonora in an area known for it’s 

abundant wildlife. Great hunting/recreation ranch. 

Wimberley Hill Country Log Home 

7.25± Acres | Hays Co. | Prop. ID: 1100573 

Charming log 3BR/2BA home recently updated, 

meticulously maintained and beautifully landscaped. 


The Quarry at Champee Springs 

25.2± Ac. | Kendall Co. | Prop. ID: 1081567 

Enjoy the tremendous views of the Texas Hill 

Country. There are two 25± acres lots available. 

Lacina Ranch 

29.6± Acres | Bandera Co. | Prop. ID: 1052744 

Spectacular views, good bottom land, good brush 

cover, excellent hardwoods, nice 3/2 ranch house.

L a G l o r i a L a n d C o m pa n y 

www.LaGloriaLandCompany.com | (713) 402-8827 phone | (281) 232-4067 fax 

Matt Mann | 603 Woodlake Circle | Sugar Land, Texas 77498 

Chicolete Creek Ranch 

2,040± Acres | Jackson County | Property ID: 219863 

Hands down, this is THE BEST SPORTSMAN’S RANCH within 100 

miles of the Sam Houston Tollway on the market today! The rolling hills on this secluded ranch make you feel like you are in Brenham, and the beautiful live water 

make you feel like you are in the Hill Country. Located 10 miles from Edna, Texas and 1.5 hours from Houston, this ranch boasts 2.5 miles of both sides of clear 

flowing year-round Chicolete Creek, and has several side creeks and hollows. Offering a high fenced perimeter and deer breeder pens with South Texas whitetails, 

this property is a hunting paradise, with turkey, ducks, dove, and hogs! The ranch has 200 acres of waterfowl lakes, three ponds, three water wells, electricity, and is 

covered in monster live oaks and other hardwoods. Will Divide. Price: $7,140,000 or $3,500 per acre. 

Bucks and Ducks Close to Houston 

600± Acres | Lavaca County | Property ID: 990650 

Located 100 miles from Houston, this an awesome ranch for a deer and duck hunter! 2/3 of 

the ranch is wooded with mature live oak, post oak and native brush. There is over 50 acres 

of waterfowl hunting lakes that are fed by a 1,300 GPM irrigation well with a diesel engine 

pump, and lots of potential for creating new lakes. It has great privacy being set back off of the 

county road and accessed by a privately owned entrance. Will Divide. Price: $1,650,000 or 

$2,750 per acre. 

Running S Ranch 

24.11± Acres | Fayette County 

This convenient little getaway is located two hours from Houston and one hour 

from Austin. It features a beautiful four-bedroom, three-bath home overlooking 

a stocked bass pond. The property is heavily wooded with huge live oak, post 

oak, and cedar. Amenities include a 50' x 70' barn and city water. Paved FM 

road frontage, 10 miles from I-10. Some minerals available. Price: $559,000 

Running M Farm and Ranch 

480± Acres | Wharton County | Property ID: 1031461 

This irrigated farmland is suitable for a cattle or farming operation, or a 

development property. It has outstanding irrigation water, including a 22-acre 

lake and a 1,300 GPM irrigation well. Both can supply water to the miles of 

underground 16 inch PVC water lines and the center pivot system. This property 

has paved frontage on three roads, and has three barns shaded by huge live oaks. 

$4,000 per acre. Price: $1,920,000 


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ranch.BriggsFreeman.com | dburgher@briggsfreeman.com | (213) 353-6600 

David Burgher/Manager | 2913 Fairmount St. Suite #200 | Dallas, Texas 75201 

Magic Valley Ranch 

3,290± Acres | Palo Pinto County | Property ID: 984400 

Magic Valley Ranch is one of the most spectacular ranches in Palo Pinto County. 

Only 45 minutes west of Fort Worth, this ranch has over six miles of Brazos River frontage with its sandy beaches for swimming, fishing and canoeing. The ranch is 

conveniently accessible with two miles of Highway 281 frontage and paved entrance to the headquarters. This turnkey horse, cattle and hay operation features a main 

house, two duplex, managers house, indoor arena, round pen, hay barn, equipment shed, stables and irrigated hay field. Water is abundant with the river, lakes, and 

stock ponds. The sportsman can enjoy hunting the mountain pasture or fish the numerous waters. In addition, this ranch has unlimited development opportunities with 

its close proximity to the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Call Jack McGraw at (817) 688-7478 

Brazos River Ranch 

1,140± Acres | Hill County | Property ID: 985501 

An exceptional piece of property located in the heart of Central Texas with unmatched views of the historic Brazos River and just 90 minutes from the Dallas – Fort Worth 

area. Upland bird hunting, fly-fishing on the river, exotic game tours, horseback riding, and deer hunting are some of the many recreational activities this ranch has to 

offer. The property feels like the Texas Hill Country with mature oak trees, incredible chalk bluffs, creeks and several great fishing ponds. The main lodge is surrounded 

by a beautiful porch and filled with all the amenities of home. This ranch is highly improved and one of the finest turn key operations available. Call Harlan Ray at (214) 

908-7770 or David Burgher at (214) 213-8715. Price: $7,950,000 





Sable Ranch 

104± Acres | Cooke County | Property ID: 1084070 

This one of a kind 110 acres lies on a peninsula of Lake Ray Roberts. Located less than an hour 

from North Dallas Metroplex. This unique property has scattered oaks, pond, open pasture, 

cattle pens, and workshop. This beautiful stone house with metal room has the most magnificent 

views of Lake Ray Roberts. The ranch is surrounded on three sides by Corp of Engineer land. 

The property has paved road frontage, co-op water and electricity. There is abundant wildlife that 

meanders on ranch from Corp land. Price: $1,795,000. Call Angie Nelson at (214) 794-8945 

or David Burgher at (214) 213-8715 

Wildcat Mountain Ranch 

5,033± Acres | Coke County | Property ID: 1107521 

Trophy Quail and Deer hunter’s paradise, plus turkey, dove, wild pig and javalena. On the northern 

edge of the Edwards Plateau with numerous canyons and high mountains with more than two 

miles of escarpment face and a 800-foot change in elevation. Located southwest of Abilene near 

Robert Lee, the ranch has been under professional game management for the last 15 years. This 

property is surrounded by other large ranches and has a 6,000 square-foot hunting lodge a game 

processing building with a walk-in refrigerator, a walk-in flash freezer and commercial ice maker. 

There is water on the property provided by a number of wells and tanks. Price: $11,047,435. 

Call David Burgher at (214) 213-8715 or Dax Pass at (214) 557-8643. 

Meese Ranch 

75± Acres | Smith County | Property ID: 1125837 

75±-acre Gentleman’s Ranch with 8,000-square-foot home, near Tyler and Lake Palestine. The 

detail and quality of the five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath house with numerous living areas 

needs to be seen in person. Porches, balconies and patios overlook the beautifully landscaped 

grounds include a swimming pool/spa, large patio with mature vines covering the arbor, outside 

fireplace/kitchen with pizza oven, equestrian facilities with five-stall barn, tack room and improved 

pastures. Price: $2,800,000. Call David Burgher at (214) 213-8715. 

Plum Cover Ranch 

219± Acres | Cherokee County | Property ID: 1110224 

Gentleman’s Ranch with 9,400-square-foot home has magnificent hilltop views overlooking 

the improved pastures and surrounding countryside. It is conveniently located near Tyler and 

includes a 2nd home, tennis court, two-stall barn, working pens and four stock tanks. Price: 

$1,995,000. Call David Burgher at (214) 213-8715. 

Bosque Canyon Ranch 

5± Acres | Bosque County | Property ID: 1126304 

A ranch without the headaches. Be one of only 48 members who own an undivided interest in 

3,744± “Hill Country” acres only 90 miles from Dallas/Fort Worth and 10 minutes from Lake 

Whitney. The Lodge includes full kitchen, gym, pool, four casitas and three-bedroom, three-bath 

house. A 2nd pool is a restored stock tank under a windmill. Great hunting and fishing with deer, 

turkey, dove and two large stocked lakes. Also a quality skeet range, gun range, horse barn and full 

time on site manager. Price $385,000. Call David Burgher at (214) 123-8715. 


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Silver S Ranch 

110± Acres | Denton County | Property ID: 1075967 

Silver S Ranch at 4323 Duck Creek Road in Sanger blends the best of contemporary 

architecture with ranch living. Situated on 110± scenic acres a mere 50 minutes 

from downtown Dallas. Designed by the world-renowned Lake/Flato architectural 

firm, the home is dramatic and features floor to ceiling windows that provide 

maximum exposure to the sweeping views and was built to conserve resources, 

engage nature and promote healthful living. The two-story barn has a second level 

finished out as a luxurious office and apartment. A perfectly positioned pond with 

boat dock is waiting to be fished and pecan orchards have hundreds of pecan trees 

with commercial production. Price: $2,250,000. Call Dax Pass at (214) 557- 

8643 or Caroline Summers (214) 597-7513. 

Johnson Ranch 

71± Acres | Kaufman County | Property ID: 1104113 

Only 45 minutes from downtown Dallas in Kaufman County, this is a wonderful 

property consisting of 71± acres with amenities that include exquisite horse 

facilities including barn with office, four stables, 10 covered outdoor stables, 

loafing sheds, deep pond, creek, resort-style pool with outdoor kitchen. 

Magnificent home features five bedrooms, three LA, a cooks dream kitchen 

with commercial grade appliances. A property that offers the best in country 

living. Price: $1,250,000. Call Brenda Morschell at (214) 957-9401 or Craig 

Sessions at (214) 957-6682 

A Bar Ranch 

1,703± Acres | Bowie County | Property ID: 1055976 

Featuring approximately two miles of Red River frontage, thousands of 

commercial pecan trees, wheat and hay fields and a true cattle operation, this 

property has everything for a true gentleman rancher/farmer. The two primary 

homes are approximately 11,000 and 7,000 square feet, providing gracious 

living and entertaining for the full or part-time owner. Only 10 minutes from 

the regional airport, the property also has numerous other employee houses, 

horse, equipment and hay barns, a party pavilion with WBFP and numerous 

improvements. Great hunting and fishing. Price: $5,995,000. Call David 

Burgher at (214) 213-8715. 


Red Oaks Ranch 

1,181± Acres | Love County | Property ID: 1088137 

Red Oaks Ranch is a beautiful retreat located just over an hour north of Dallas, 

about 110 miles south of Oklahoma City, and is easily accessible from Interstate 

35. The property is 1,181 gorgeous acres of prime horse country dotted with 

mature trees. A premiere breeding ranch for cutting, reining, and reined cow 

horses, it offers every amenity. The four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath main 

home was lovingly and meticulously restored by the current owners and is 

steeped in history. Beautifully proportioned rooms, gorgeous millwork, restored 

hardwood flooring, and updated fixtures and amenities create the perfect blend 

of classic construction and today's living requirements. Price: $8,500,000. Call 

Angie Nelson at (214) 794-8945 or Joan Elaeazer at (214) 537-5923


www.briggsfreeman.com | jbrosche@briggsfreeman.com | (817) 233-5143 

Jim Brosche | 2913 Fairmount St. Suite #200 | Dallas, Texas 75201 

Diamond M Sportsman Ranch 

790± Acres | Bosque County | Property ID: 1087719 

One-of-a-kind recreational property in Northern Bosque County. Currently used 

as fishing and hunting club, the Diamond M features 122± surface acres of 

stocked lakes and ponds, to include a spectacular 50-acre lake with island and 

a separate large duck habitat. Located 50 miles southwest of Dallas/Ft Worth, 

this recreational retreat offers 12 ponds and four lakes, all stocked with Florida 

Bass and actively managed for the past 25 years. According to the owners, the 

fishing, duck, dove and deer hunting is phenomenal. This property is a perfect 

investment for the sportsman, a recreational partnership or entertaining clients. 

Please call Jim with questions. Price: $4,977,000 

Rocky Waters Ranch 

1,375.40± Acres | Hamilton County | Property ID: 1128759 

Highly improved 1,375±-acre recreation and agricultural ranch, located four miles 

south of Hico, with 700+ acre high fenced for deer management. In addition to 

extensive scientific deer breeding pens, traps and a vet building, there are three 

homes, barns, a walk in cooler and a professional quail and pheasant breeding barn. 

The terrain is heavily rolling and offers great views. Heavily wooded with mature 

oaks, cedars and mesquite, the ranch drives big due to thoughtful brush sculpting 

throughout. The ranch has large food plots, professional feeders, deer blinds and 

fresh water troughs scattered throughout. Additionally, Honey Creek, a major rock 

bottom creek, passes through the ranch. Currently used for cattle, Rocky Waters 

has two sets of cattle working pens. Perfect for both hunters and ranchers, Rocky 

Waters Ranch offers tremendous flexibility and is the perfect place to spend deer 

season this year! Please call will questions! Price: $4,500,000 

Buena Vista Ranch 



18±-acre estate overlooking Harmony 

Valley. Features a main house and a 

guest house. Price: $675,000 

The Gaston Ranch 



Cattle and Horse Operation with 

Beautiful Views in Cranfill’s Gap. Price: 

$2,451,000 

Bar W Ranch 



Productive Cattle and Farm Operation in 

the Bosque Valley. Price: $1,171,300 

Rocking A Ranch 

300± Acres | Mills County 


Productive ranch with terrific views. 

$2,850 per acre 


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464 Southgale, Dennison TX 

383± Acres | Grayson County | Property ID: 1077602 

One of a kind 383±-acre ranch with all the bells and whistles and 

showcase residence. An extraordinary 7,700 square feet of air-conditioned living space is perfectly sited to take in the pristine views of surrounding lakes, specimen 

trees, and abundant wildlife. From the elegant porte-cochère entrance, your guests will marvel at the elegant two story entry, living and dining areas. Two story living 

and dining areas open to gourmet kitchen with granite countertops and perfect flow for entertaining. Walls of windows reveal magnificent views of lush pasture and 

large lake with island and bridge. Enjoy an afternoon of bass fishing followed by a relaxing second story spa. Price: $3,950,000. Call Dax Pass at (214) 557-8643 

or Caroline Summers at (214) 957-6682. 

Cow Creek Bayou Ranch 

1,664± Acres | Falls County | Property ID: 1115817 

This is a beautiful 1,664±-acre cattle rancher’s showplace only 20± miles southeast of Waco, and 1.5± hours from Austin or Dallas. The custom estate home, built 

in 2006, offers 7,300± square feet of meticulous woodwork and masonry throughout the residence to create a gourmet kitchen, spacious living areas, a luxurious 

master suite, two additional bedrooms, and a study/playroom on the second floor. The distinguished home overlooks a 15±-acre lake and waterfall pool surrounded 

by magnificent oaks trees and breathtaking views. This ranch has too many fine features to list. Price: $6,950,000. Call Rick Kuper at (210) 240-8282 or Harlan 

Ray at (214) 908-7770 or David Burgher at (214) 213-8715. 


5 S t a r C o u n t r y P r o p e r t i e s , l l c 

www.5StarCountry.com | shelly@5starcountry.com | (979) 830-5040 

Shelly Moschak | 2668 Highway 36 South, #311 | Brenham, Texas 77833 

Caldwell Country 

148.10± Acres | Burleson County 


Enjoy ranching or farming on 148± gently rolling 

acres adjoining the Caldwell city limits. The improved 

pastures are completely perimeter fenced with cattle 

pens, two ponds, numerous building sites and easy 

access to city amenities. A perfect site for a residential 

development, as well, as city water and sewer come up 

to the back of the property. Price: $1,115,000 

Le Maison du Serenity 

38.03± Acres | Washington County | Property ID: 1066909 

Located near Brenham and Lake Somerville this 38+ acre property features a stunning four bedroom, fourand-a-half 

bath, steel-framed, Austin stone home; a 3,000-square-foot barn with guest quarters; and loafing 

shed. A double-sided rock fireplace separates the dining room from the living area, and huge Pella windows 

boast beautiful views of the expanded lake. Red barn-wood custom cabinets, Lutron lighting, granite island, and 

gourmet Wolf stove with griddle just touch the surface of this astonishing kitchen. The beautiful master suite 

offers a volcanic ash tub, custom faucets and tile work, and travertine floors. Price: $1,275,000 

Yonder Way Farm 

94.33± Acres | Washington County 


Located in the rolling hills outside the historic town 

of Brenham is one of the most tranquil, self-sufficient, 

one-of-a-kind ranch properties in Washington County. 

Completely set up for operating an organic farm, this 

property boasts beautiful green pastures, two ponds, 

scattered mature trees, a 3,656-square-foot, threebedroom, 

three-bath main home; a four-bedroom, 

two-bath guest house; flagstone decked pool with 

rock water slide; several barns; four water wells; and 

much, much more! Make this your weekend getaway 

or try your hand at fulltime farming! Either way, this 

is truly an amazing, well thought out and planned 

property! Price: $1,695,000. An additional 17.75 

acres are available! 

Two Rivers Ranch 



Featuring extensive Colorado River frontage, 

this property is located near the historic town of 

Winchester. The interior road winds through the 

property, which is fenced and cross-fenced. This 

rolling tract is a good mix of open pastures, and 

numerous pecan trees and majestic live oaks are 

scattered throughout. The oxbow and pond offer 

water sources for cattle, and the avid hunter can 

find numerous areas for deer stands with ample 

game including deer, hogs and birds. Price: Reduced 

to $2,335,850 

Fantasy Farms 

48.72± Acres | Kendall County 


As you enter the tree-lined drive, you’ll discover 

the breathtaking views of the Hill Country. The 

main house is nestled in a grove of trees at the 

top of the hill. Featuring three bedrooms plus a 

study, formal dining, master suite with fireplace 

and private patio, this home has built-ins and many 

customized features. Additional amenities include: 

garage apartment; two large barns; greenhouse; 

gazebo; one-bedroom, one-bath guest house; fourbedroom, 

two-bath ranch hand’s house; pens; and 

loafing sheds. Fantasy Farms is currently a working 

alpaca ranch. Price: $1,450,000 


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Double B Ranch & Resort – Golfer’s Dream 


Spectacular Texas Hill Country hunting ranch/corporate retreat/guest camp including a 9-hole 

golf course with a ±10,000 sf (per GCAD) lodge, 3-story owner’s home and numerous smaller 

houses, cabins and barns all set amidst gorgeous scenery featuring 3 flowing creeks and 4 

crystal clear lakes alongside massive limestone bluffs. ±600 acres high fenced for exotics 

and whitetail deer. Perfect site for church retreat, summer camp or corporate meeting facility. 

Convenient to both Kerrville and Fredericksburg. Now $6,000,000! 





Sendero Ridge Tracts 

at Cordillera Ranch 

12.5 – 14.4 Acre Tracts | Kendall County 

Premier heavily wooded large tracts in Cordillera 

Ranch, Kendall County’s most prestigious development. 

Choose from among nine gorgeous lots – all Wildlife Exempt. Some have been carefully cleared to reveal magnificent stands of live oaks – perfect for horse lovers. 

Other parcels have the ultimate feel of privacy amid the dense native forest. Several tracts feature unique underground caves large enough for a wine cellar! Boerne 

ISD. Tract buyers may purchase golf club memberships at additional cost from Cordillera Ranch. Price of tracts range from $310,000 – $385,000. 

Boerne Guadalupe River Paradise 


Drive right to the water’s edge on two gravel beaches - nearly one mile spectacular 

cypress-lined Guadalupe River, productive hayfields, scenic high bluffs and over 

one-half mile paved county road frontage, yet only minutes to Boerne and San 

Antonio. Dynamite two bedroom/two bath weekend home - privacy with a view! 

Bring your horses - metal horse barn with apartment, sand riding arena, hot walker 

and lots of beautiful countryside to explore. Perfect site overlooking river left for 

dramatic lodge or home, $3,000,000. 


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On a Clear Day You Can See Forever! 

11.59± Acres | Comal County | Property ID: 1120581 

From the eagle’s nest perch of this dream hilltop estate in the Texas Hill Country, you can 

see the HemisFair Tower of the Americas along with the twinkling lights of downtown San 

Antonio some 25 miles distant. Every detail was cared for in the design of this distinguished 

home that was featured in the 2005 June issue of San Antonio Woman magazine. If cars are 

your passion, you have plenty of room to stable your steeds with a 3 car garage plus 2 more 

spaces in the separate 2 car garage that features additional guest quarters upstairs. $599,950 

Top of the World Overlooking Boerne - Vintage Estate 


Looking for the ultimate estate near Boerne? Come see this 40 acre 1983 vintage 6 bedroom 

opportunity for your personalized makeover. Capture the essence of the Hill Country & pocket 

the savings! Park style trees adorn the landscape, double electric gates ensure your privacy. The 

views from the house and grounds are simply breathtaking, plus there is an ideal site for your 

own private pond or lake. Boerne ISD, Ag taxes. $1,425,000. 





Walnut Grove Road Ranch 


Looking for value close to town? This 103 acre jewel is 5 minutes to Main Street in Boerne 

& within the prestigious Boerne ISD. Perfect setting for a family estate or future subdivision 

– unrestricted land with plenty of road frontage. Dramatic hilltops offer prime home sites with 

commanding views over old growth native hardwood forested valley. Charming rock home 

ready for make-over - features metal standing-seam roof, hardwood & ceramic tile floors plus 

a working water well. $1,325,000. 

Boerne Sky Island 


If the trees and topography of this tract don’t start your heart racing, check your pulse-you may 

be dead! Absolutely prime 20 acre wildlife exempt parcel of Hill Country paradise only 2½ 

miles from Main Street in Boerne. Float on an island of air as you enter the level oak studded 

plateau that falls dramatically to a scenic forest wonderland encircling the prime building sites. 

Majestic native oaks, elms & cherry trees rise from the valley floor as if trying to reach the skies 

above. Sublime Privacy! $525,000 


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T e x a s R a n c h B r o k e r s , l l p 

Mike Bacon/Broker | baconranchsales@peoplepc.com | (512) 940-8800 | PO Box 201330 | Austin, Texas 78720 

Drew Colvin/Broker | drew@circlecranches.com | (512) 755-2078 | PO Box 1338 | Burnet, Texas 78611 

Sam Bass Springs 

262.91± Acres | Burnet County | Prop. ID: 565504 

Fantastic ranch, 20-mile vistas, oaks, granite outcropping, huge live spring and 

waterfalls, excellent hunting, thick tree cover, water well, restrictions. Seller 

motivated. Will divide. Price reduced: $1,972,500 

Cross Bar Ranch 

343.19± Acres | Burnet County | Property ID: 1026910 

Spectacular executive ranch with first class amenities. Custom log home, guest 

house, barn and more. High-fenced, exotics, white tail deer, and MLD permit. 

Stocked multi-acred lake. 45 minutes NW Austin. 

Pecan Crossing Ranch 

367.64± Acres | Burnet Co. | Prop. ID: 1033542 

Family or corporate retreat. Ideal game ranch. High fenced 

and stocked with exotic and native game. Rock home 

overlooks 3-acre stocked lake. Price: $2,250,000 

Box Canyon Ranch 

411± Acres | Burnet Co. | Prop. ID: 1099089 

Fantastic Hill Country ranch, 20 mile vistas, comfortable 

ranch house, outstanding hunting, and famous Peters 

Creek. Price: $2,463,945. Seller will divide. 

A Bar Ranch 

2,009± Acres | Fayette Co. | Prop. ID: 156460 

100-year-old family land offers hilltop views, creek, 

ponds, wildlife. Heavily treed. Owners will divide 

into 330 to 654 acre tracts. Price: $7,021,455 

Waggoner Ranch 

248± Acres | Lampasas Co. | Prop. ID: 1088039 

High fenced, 360-degree views, 5.5-year-old 2,100- 

SF rock ranch house. Large steel building, nice trailer, 

stock ponds, well. Price: $1,200,000. Call Mike Bacon 

(512) 940-8800 or Randy Lenz (512) 787-6978. 


Natural Rock Ranch 

100± Acres | Lampasas County 

Beautiful 4/2 rock home, geo-thermal heat/cooling. 

Barn with workshop and apartment. Pipe pens, open 

shed, tack room, stock pond. Price: $650,000. Call 

Harold Harton (512) 556-6505. 

LLK Ranch 


Gently rolling terrain, combination of tree cover and 

open pasture with big views. Large lake stocked with 

bass. Price: $2,950 per acre. Call Mike Bacon (512) 

940-8800 or Paul Hudson (512) 328-8744.




Stone Mountain 

145± Acres | Burnet County | Prop. ID: 846821 

Dramatic views of the Colorado River Valley and famous Sam Bass Springs, natural 

pools, waterfalls, heavy tree cover, restricted. Cleared home site. One hour from Austin. 

Seller motivated. Price reduced: $1,087,500 

Lucky Penny Ranch 

533.77± Acres | Bell County | Property ID: 1033759 

Spectacular ranch 45 minutes NW of Austin. Stocked 8± acre lake, 1.5 miles of 

Clear Creek frontage with dam. High-fenced, MLD permitted, hunting, fishing. 

Three homes, horse barn, lighted arena. Fantastic views. 

Panther Creek Ranch 


End-of-the-road ranch with high elevations and almost 

360-degree views. Abundant wildlife and outstanding 

hunting. One hour from Austin. Price: $735,490 

Tyra Ranch 

401± Acres | Lampasas Co. | Prop ID: 1106591 

Highly improved ranch with an abundance of wild 

game and surface water. Spectacular 10,700 SF main 

house. 90 minutes NW of Austin. Price: $4,000,000 

Kirby Ranch 


Gorgeous acreage with breathtaking views. Great 

hunting, fields, tanks for livestock. Two homes and a 

shop. Third home site on mountain top. Price: $599,000 

Patten Ranch 


Scenic and rugged. 15,000 ft. of total paved road frontage. 40 min 

to Austin. 2 creeks, 5 stock tanks, water well, windmills. Rustic 

ranch house. Will divide. Price: $3,500 per acre. Call Hunt H. 

Hellums (512) 633-0500 or Mike Bacon (512) 940-8800. 

Sycamore Creek Ranch 

9,100± Acres | Val Verde Co. | Prop. ID: 0 

15 minutes from Del Rio. Three flowing creeks, 

mostly high fenced, stocked with trophy deer and 

exotics. Owner will subdivide. 50 percent of minerals 

will convey. Price: $12,057,500 

Robertson Ranch 


Located just minutes south of Lampasas and 40 

minutes NW of Austin. Over 3,000 feet of Hwy 183 

frontage. Good motts of oaks and virtually no cedar. 

Owner will consider dividing. Price: $475,000 


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San Gabriel Farms 

97.91± Acres | Burnet County | Property ID: 905635 

Scenic country, river front, ranch house, guest cottage, two barns, two wells, 

outbuildings. Close but secluded. Price: $775,000. Seller will divide. 

Overlook Ranch 

135± Acres | Coryell Co. | Prop. ID: 167018 

A stylish, custom built home, pool and panoramic views. On the North San 

Gabriel River, gently rolling with high vistas. Barn, workshop, equipment shed 

and more. Just minutes from the Highland Lakes and Austin. Price: $1,250,00 

Tarr Ranch 


Custom 4 BR home. Dense woods and brush, coastal 

field, forever views. Price: $3,750,000. Call Mike Bacon 

(512) 940-8800 or Gary Hulsey (830) 693-5758. 

Naruna Ranch 

1,315± Acres | Burnet Co. | Prop. ID: 920666 

This ranch has it all from tall post oak and live oak 

trees, a running creek, and several stock tanks! One 

hour from Austin. Price: $4,602,500 

Plentl Estate 

109± Acres | Williamson Co | Prop. ID: 1072967 

Scenic estate located 30 minutes north of Austin, 

fantastic 360 views. Old homestead, barns, fenced, 

ponds, electrical, water. Price reduced: $874,825 

1255 Ranch 


Rolling topography, great views, and good hardwood 

tree cover. Four ponds, paved road frontage and 

community waterline. Hunting, recreation, livestock. 

More land available. Price: $2,950 per acre 


High Mountain Ranch 

281.88± Acres | Llano Co. | Prop. ID: 922947 

Diverse land with live oak and pecan cedar, and 

brush. Granite outcropping and incredible views. 

Loads of game. 4/2 home, 3/1 guest quarters, barn 

and good set of working pens. Price: $1,846,314 

Carpenter Farms 

110± Acres | Burnet County 

Scenic Hill Country Texas style rock home. Soaring 

ceilings, custom built-ins, two guest suites, veranda, 

patio, pool, stables, and workshop. Working pens, 

stocked lake, deer, dove and turkey. Price: $1,190,000




645 Acres in Fayette County, Texas 

645± Acres | Fayette County | Property ID: 865805 

Own a part of the historic A Bar Ranch which has been in the same family since 

the 1800s. Post oaks, pine, mesquite, cedar, and a pond stocked with bass. Hunt 

for deer, turkey, hogs, and dove. Additional land is available. Price: $2,576,775 

Loftus Ranch 


Varied terrain with elevations. Oak, elm, pecan and cedar trees. A creek and five 

ponds provide water for livestock and wildlife. 3/2 home extensively remodeled. 

Hay barn and perimeter fence is in good condition. Price: $1,717,987. 

Back Bone Ridge 


Fantastic ranch, 20 mile vistas, old oaks, bluff and 

outstanding hunting. Cleared home sites, water 

well. One hour from Austin. Price: $885,000. 

Izoro Ranch 


Beautiful ranch with varied terrain. Good tree cover, 

seasonal creek, 5 ponds, and remodeled 3/2 home. 

90 minutes from Austin. Price: $1,717,987 

Watering Hole Ranch 


Beautiful and diverse with a balance of pasture and 

woods, plus a creek. The historic Water Hole has not 

gone dry in 50 years! Will divide. Price: $1,017,000 

Limestone County Ranch 

216± Acres | Limestone Co. | Prop. ID: 1050332 

A recreational and sportsman’s paradise. Healthy 

trees, winding roads, good building sites with 

views. Perimeter high fenced, whitetail deer, turkey 

and dove. Water and electricity. Price: $575,000 

Spring Box Ranch 

177.14± Acres | Burnet County 

Hunting and recreational ranch with rolling terrain, 

live oaks, elms, two springs, fishing lake and abundant 

wildlife! A 6,000 SF barn, with living quarters. A 

view of lake Buchanan, all fenced. Price: $1,750,000 

Harbison Ranch 


Texas Hill Country views, 20 mile vistas, majestic 

oaks, granite outcropping, outstanding hunting and 

mountain views. Convenient access, 1 hour to Austin. 

Two barns and 3 RV hookups. Price: $1,275,000 


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P h y l l i s B r o w n i n g C o m pa n y 

www.PremierRanchesofTexas.com | premierranchesoftexas@gmail.com | (210) 213-5402 

George M. “Mitch” West/Broker Associate | 6601 Broadway | San Antonio, Texas 78209 

Lambert Ranch 

1,703± Acres | Refugio County | Property ID: 1123883 

Lambert Ranch is a 1,703±-acre property once part of the 

famed O`Conner Ranch, and it has had only one owner since 

being purchased from the O`Conners. The 6,000-square-foot, 

six-bedroom, six-and-one-half-bath historic main house dates 

back over 100 years and has been well-maintained and tastefully 

renovated. There are also three additional guest houses. There is 

very good brush throughout the ranch and lots of big beautiful 

oak trees are scattered over the property creating a haven for the 

abundant wildlife that populate the ranch. There are two lakes on 

the ranch, well maintained senderos, paved access through fertile 

land, good road system, fences and cross fences. The ranch has 

been impeccably maintained and it is rare to find a ranch of this 

quality available for purchase. Contact George M. “Mitch” West at 

(210) 213-5402 or premierranchesoftexas@gmail.com 


420-Acre Ranch 



This 420-acre ranch is located approximately 3 miles 

northwest of D`Hannis in the heart of the highly 

desirable Medina Valley with paved access from 

county maintained CR 312. Beautiful rolling terrain, 

virgin brush and abundant wildlife including whitetail 

deer, wild hogs and a wide variety of varmint species 

roam the ranch. Medina County is renowned for 

excellent dove hunting. The improvements include; 

good fences, excellent pipe corrals and a new water 

well. The owner will include some minerals with the 

sale. This is a great recreational ranch in a wonderful 

location just 45 minutes west of San Antonio. Contact 

George M. Mitch West at (210) 213-5402


www.PremierRanchesofTexas.com | premierranchesoftexas@gmail.com | (210) 213-5402 

George M. “Mitch” West/Broker Associate | 6601 Broadway | San Antonio, Texas 78209 

Incredible Views of the Spring-Fed Valley 


This lush 319±-acre Ranch in a spring fed valley, covered with mature 

live oaks and pecans, offers incredible views of the surrounding Hill 

Country. High fenced for game with very good whitetail and axis 

herds. The custom limestone home is well appointed with high quality details, combining luxury with convenience. The five bedrooms, four baths with a three-car 

garage welcomes you with a slate floor entry and wood flooring in the living area. The open floor plan has high ceilings and alder kitchen cabinets with Amazon 

Riverbed Rainforest Granite counter tops. Other kitchen amenities include a granite topped island, granite topped breakfast bar, walk-in pantry, stainless steel 

appliances, wine cooler, ice maker, refrigerator drawer, double ovens and a warming drawer. The split master retreat is equipped with a fireplace and private patio 

plus a large bath with a copper soaking tub and walk-through shower. The living area opens to the back patio area overlooking the spring fed lake. Contact George M. 

“Mitch” West at (210) 213-5402 or premierranchesoftexas@gmail.com 

Impeccably Maintained Harper Ranch 


Pride of ownership is apparent in every aspect of this 

fine Hill Country ranch. From the outstanding high 

quality game fencing to the numerous well-constructed 

barns and outbuildings, this picturesque retreat is only 

minutes from IH 10 on Hwy 290. Beautiful, rolling 

oak-covered terrain highlight the large exotic herd, 

including blackbuck, whitetail, axis and nilgai. There is 

an extensive list of improvements that have been well 

designed, constructed and maintained meticulously, 

including two very nice limestone houses. You have to see this property to appreciate the time and effort involved in its 

development. Contact George M. “Mitch” West at (210) 213-5402 or gmwest@phyllisbrowning.com 

Spectacular Bear Creek Waterfalls 


This magnificent property is located only 51 miles west of San 

Antonio, near Pipe Creek, Texas. The constant flowing Bear Creek meanders for almost 1¾ miles through the ranch. Bear Creek has a solid rock bottom and the water is 

crystal clear. As it travels through the ranch it flows over a series of six waterfalls, the last which is located next to the main house and the affect is dramatic. The main 

house is a two-story limestone masterpiece with large rooms tastefully decorated, and a wonderful large kitchen. Contact George M. “Mitch” West at (210) 213-5402 

or premierranchesoftexas@gmail.com 


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www.PremierFarmandRanch.com | (800) 860-0699 

6601 Broadway | San Antonio, Texas 78209 

Pedernales Valley Ranch 


Located in the Pedernales Valley on 293± acres, this pristine ranch 

has an abundance of wildlife including deer, hogs and dove. The 

rolling terrain is fenced and cross-fenced with mature trees dotting 

the landscape. The inviting front porch leads into the house with vaulted ceiling, fireplace and spacious kitchen. Floors are tile and carpet. The perfect weekend getaway 

or easy living residence just 10 miles from Johnson City. Price: $2,054,080. Contact Cody Stewart (210) 317-7288 

Lake McQueeney Ranch 

42.63± Acres | Guadalupe County | Property ID: 1036904 

Beautifully rolling terrain flattens as it gets toward the “up river” end of Lake 

McQueeney. The land is on the high side of the lake and did not flood in the floods 

of 1998 and 2001. The property 

has approximately 600 feet of Hwy 

46 frontage and approximately 180 

feet of frontage on Lake McQueeney. 

There is a current AG exemption 

on the land. This is the perfect spot 

for your dream home near New 

Braunfels, Texas. Price: $1,215,000. 

Cody Stewart (210) 317-7288 

Santa Fe/Hacienda Style 

26.5± Acres | Atascosa County | Property ID: 1115676 

Spectacular Santa Fe/Hacienda style home on 26.5± oak-studded acres is located only 25 minutes from downtown San Antonio. This three-bedroom, two-and-ahalf-bath 

home is designed for entertaining. There are two living and eating areas, a study, a Kiva style fireplace, high ceilings, beautiful kitchen with Corian countertops 

and a large breakfast bar. A large covered patio and barbecue pavilion overlook the one-acre lake stocked with fish. Other amenities include a shop building with 

two overhead doors, tractor shed, hay building, an irrigation well, and house well, three stock ponds and fencing and cross fencing complete this wonderful property. 

Price: $495,000. Contact Todd Avery (210) 260-9315 or Patty Brett (210) 260-2757 


J a m e s L . A h e r n , J r . , R a n c h B r o k e r 

www.AhernRanches.com | james@ahernranches.com | (210) 827-0505 

James L. Ahern, Jr. | PO Box 153 | Alpine, Texas 79831 

Clark Creek Ranch 


This place is super private! Its at the end of Clark Creek Road and through two gates. Cool cabin 

that sleeps 10 with a game room and party room separate from house. Electricity and two water 

wells. Great hunting and awesome views. Best roads I have ever seen on a hill country place! All 

made with material from this ranch and must have been built by a real road contractor. Lots of the 

cedar has been cleared but more could be done. 

Tarpley Ranch 


Located eight miles south of Tarpley, Texas. A half mile east of FM 462. 

Easement road access, rectangular shape, power and rustic cabin. No water 

well but one can be drilled. Two sides of the property have good fence and two 

sides are not fenced. Big views, big trees, great price. Just 75 minutes from San 

Antonio! Price: $527,745 or $3,495 per acre 

Fashing Ranch 

250± Acres | Karnes County | Property ID: 1102612 

Located a half mile north of Fashing, Texas in Karnes county. Farm house, pond, 

50 acres in brush and 100 acres in improved grass pasture. Paved road frontage 

on FM 2904 and CR 407. Water wells, rural water and three phase power. No 

minerals. This property can be divided into smaller tracks! Price: $2,125,000 

or $8,500 per acre 


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Hacienda Ranch 


Hunting ranch situated on the banks of the Nueces River, with just under two miles of the river. Well managed with approximately 285± acres under high fence and 

the balance being low fenced. The ranch encompasses the entire town of Hacienda, Texas. A great family or corporate retreat, the ranch offers a renovated historic 

six bedroom, six bathroom house. Guest house, several equipment barns, including one that has a game cleaning area and walk-in cooler. Skeet range, rifle and pistol 

range and nice views from the patios. A 375± gpm well in the Buda Aquifer and two other domestic wells with piped water to troughs are on the property. 200 class 

whitetail genetics, axis, blackbuck, sika, fallow and several species of ram. Price: $2,250,000 

Pecos Hunting Ranch 


Brand new on market! Approximately 1,032 acres of wild and scenic mountains 

with breathtaking views! Less than one mile from the pristine Pecos River 

(public access pictured). Abundant wildlife! Caves! This is an explorer’s delight! 

More details to follow. Adjoining 320 acres Pecos River Ranch available. See 

property below. Asking price: $925,000 


Pecos River Ranch 

302± Acres | Val Verde County | Property ID: 1058599 

Unique big country property includes abundance of accessible spring-fed surface 

water, excellent views of the Pecos River, good wildlife, usable improvements, 

power, wells, Indian mounds, caves/shelters, etc. This ranch has a lot of attributes 

for its size. Adjoining 1,032 acres Pecos Hunting Ranch available. See property 

above. Asking price: $640,000




North Llano River Ranch 

793± Acres | Kimble County 


This beautiful 793± acre hill country ranch is 

located seven miles west of Junction, Texas and 

has a mile of frontage on the north Llano river. 

The ranch has approximately 200± acres of 

river bottom country and 600 acres of mountain 

country to the south. The cedar has been removed 

from the mountain country that over looks the river 

and would be a great place to build a ranch house. 

There is a water well and electricity at the home 

site. The ranch will run some cows and has deer, 

turkey and hog hunting. This ranch is unimproved 

and ready for someone to create their dream hill 

country place. The price of this great ranch has 

been lowered to $2,995,000. 

Lockhart Mountain Ranch 

932± Acres | Llano County 


This great ranch is 932± acres and located 

nine miles north east of Llano, Texas in 

Llano county. The ranch has Lockhart 

Mountain on it, which is a huge granite 

mountain. The views back towards Austin, 

Texas are fantastic. This ranch is five 

minutes from the Llano airport, yet totally 

secluded at the end of a county road. The 

property has good hunting and will run 

some cows. It also features several nice 

stock tanks, a water well and electricity. 

This fantastically located ranch is only one 

hour from Austin, Texas and is priced at 

$3,850,000. 

Mertzon Ranch 

568± Acres | Tom Green County 


Great hunting ranch! $200 per month 

cash flow from oil well. Owner will 

convey minerals. House and furnishings 

included. Four deer blinds, two wells, a 

solar and submersible pump, 22 gpm 

on electric well, 11 gpm on solar well. 

Price: $1,150,000 


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R e p u b l i c R a n c h e s 

www.RepublicRanches.com | info@republicranches.com | (888) 726-2481 

Jeff Boswell | Charles Davidson | Mark Matthews | Bryan Pickens | Dallas, Hondo, Houston, San Antonio 

Concho Ranch 

257± Acres | Kaufman County 


The Concho Ranch is a stunning 257±acre oasis, ideally 

suited for utilizing as a luxury recreational ranch until future 

development. It’s located 20 miles from downtown Dallas in 

the highly-desirable area near the southeastern part of Lake 

Ray Hubbard. The 8,700± square foot main residence is 

a modern, stone reproduction of the historical 1880s Fort 

Concho in San Angelo, Texas. It is nestled among several 

cypress-lined ponds, stocked with bass, and sits in a quiet, 

private location on the ranch. Price: $5,000,000 

Redbud Ranch 

848± Acres | Lamar County | Property ID: 

1121581 

Redbud Ranch is a turn-key, highly improved, 848± acre 

spread of wildlife-rich timber and fertile pasture. It is 

truly a gorgeous place. With nearly 1.5 miles of frontage 

along Pine Creek, the ranch affords some of the finest 

whitetail hunting in Northeast Texas. The property also 

includes excellent fishing. Redbud has over 200 highfenced 

acres with numerous exotics. The ranch comes 

loaded with everything you would need to keep the place 

in tip-top shape. Price: $2,995,000 

Clear Fork Ranch 

383± Acres | Parker County | Property ID: 1117946 

This high fenced ranch has genetically superior whitetails and 

exotics, a eight acre bass lake, a eight acre duck marsh, and 

boasts a top-end 3,000± square foot four-bedroom lodge built in 

2008, and a 1,200± square foot guest house. This is a special 

opportunity to own a great place that is about 35 miles from Ft. 

Worth. The ranch has been in the same family for over 35 years. 

Price: $2,495,000 

K-700 Ranch 

700± Acres | Kaufman County | Property ID: 

1120196 

A sportsman’s dream retreat only 40 miles from Dallas! 

This highly improved ranch has a ten acre lake stocked 

with bass from a genetically superior trophy bass lake 

in Athens, mature, native hardwood trees in the bottom 

land area of Walnut Creek, running through the heart 

of the property, and an excellent road system that 

allows access to the entire ranch. Very diverse terrain, 

topography, and habitat that holds a lot of deer and other 

game. Price: $2,450,000 





Flying G Ranch 

3,015± Acres | Dimmit County 


The Flying G Ranch is an outstanding hunting ranch with 

amenities that are the best we have seen in South Texas. The 

ranch includes over 3.5 miles of Nueces River frontage and comes 

with 1,505± acres of producing Net Mineral Acres in a very 

active region of the Eagle Ford Shale. There are several Carrizo 

water wells with pivots and underground water lines throughout 

the ranch. Excellent ranch for hunting, fishing and entertaining. 

Price: $20,000,000 

Double T Ranch 


The Double T Ranch situated in the much sought after transition country 

just north of DHanis, is a ready to go deer hunting ranch with a high fenced 

perimeter, improved deer herd, infrastructure and management in place, 

strategic brush work, fantastic headquarters improvements and wonderful 

views. Price: $2,943,950 

SE Schumann Ranch 

215± Acres | Gillespie County | Property 

ID: 1116941 

This ranch has been in the Schumann family 

since the 1880s. It is located outside of historic 

Albert, TX between Stonewall and Blanco and has 

everything this classic area of the Hill Country has 

to offer and more! From the 26± acre lake to the 

finely crafted custom home, SE Schumann Ranch 

offers endless possibilities for both recreation and 

relaxation. Price: $2,495,000 

High Lonesome Ranch 

7,040± Acres | Terrell County 

| Property ID: 1111479 

This Texas Trans Pecos ranch, located 

southeast of Dryden, is a fantastic 

ranch with numerous canyons and 

valleys, distributed water, Desert 

Mule Deer, White Tailed Deer, 

varmints, Indian Mounds and 

incredible mountain views. Price: 

$1,760,000 


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Lake Amistad Ranch 

873± Acres | Val Verde County 


The Lake Amistad Ranch is situated along the shores of one of the 

premier bass fishing lakes in North America. With approximately 

four miles of lakefront shoreline, great topography and views, along 

with robust wildlife populations and a nice home; this ranch is a 

sportsman’s paradise! 

Price: $3,650,000 

JTS Ranch 


The JTS Ranch is located in one of the most desirable parts of the Hill Country, between 

Comfort and Fredericksburg. The high fenced ranch is set up as a rural estate/retreat 

with entertaining and year round use in mind. This ranch and its top-notch improvements 

provide extensive athletic and sporting opportunities whether one wants to hunt, fish, 

swim, hike, boat, play tennis, play basketball, play volleyball or participate in many other 

pursuits. Price: $6,900,000 

Blue Mountain Ranch 

2,540± Acres | Latimer County | Property 

ID: 1133079 

This is an excellent ranch in southeast Oklahoma 

in the heart of the most scenic hills southeast of 

McAlester. It is loaded with whitetail deer and 

turkeys, and also has good pastures around the 

creek bottom areas in the middle part of the ranch. 

Improvements include a 2004 home with 3,500± 

square feet, a foreman’s home, and several barns 

and corrals. The topography is stunning, which also 

offers good terrain for a future large lake basin. Price: 

$4,950,000 


Ledges Ranch at Wolfe Lake 

350± Acres | Comanche County 


With the 30± acre Wolfe Lake as its focal point, this unique and 

unspoiled property spans 350± acres offering beautiful vistas, rolling 

terrain, mature hardwoods, rock ledges and pecan orchards creating 

a haven for wildlife and a rare chance to create your personal ranch 

and recreational lifestyle. Located just 15 miles north of Comanche, 

TX along Copperas Creek above the Narrows; Ledges Ranch at Wolfe 

Lake offers unlimited opportunities, and also a good source of income.

W e s t e r n H i l l C o u n t r y R e a lt y 

www.WesternHillCountryRealty.com | info@westernhillcountryrealty.com | (830) 683-4435 

Glynn Hendley/Broker | 202 East Main Street | PO Box 856 | Rocksprings, Texas 78880 

Five-D Ranch 

800± Acres | Val Verde County | Property ID: 1125120 

Minutes from international airport. 1,650 square foot lodge with rustic finish, deck, handicapped 

accessible. End of the road—very private. Not in a subdivision—no restrictions. Ranch is well watered. 

Nice mixture of terrain—west side of ranch is gently rolling with abundant topsoil. South side of ranch 

has dry creek beds where the creeks have carved out scenic rock outcroppings and caves. Abundant 

wildlife including: whitetail, axis, aoudad, turkey and hog. Miles of great internal roads allowing access to 

all parts of ranch. Ready to enjoy! Price: $1,230,000 

M&T Ranch 



The M&T Ranch is an exotic and whitetail hunting ranch 

that is stocked with wildlife and all equipment is in place. 

Great access. Years of land and wildlife management. 

2,450 square foot lodge with rustic finish, deck and 

hot tub. Three bedroom, two bath guest house. 3,200 

square foot barn. Three large earthern ponds. Two water 

wells. Years of habitat control. Two high fenced pastures: 

Exotics include ibex, red sheep, numerous trophy axis, 

blackbuck antelope. Excellent quality whitetail. Gently 

rolling terrain with abundant live oaks. Elaborate holding 

and handling facilities for exotics. Exempt taxes. 

Silver Flats 



Located in Southern Edwards County just minutes 

from Nueces River Crossing. Nine miles north of 

Barksdale. One mile off CR350. Not in a subdivision. 

Completely low perimeter fenced with nice set 

of working pens. Water, electricity and septic. 

12x60 foot single wide mobile home. Large ranch 

is neighbor on south boundary. Beautiful rolling 

valleys with great views from all sides of property. 

Abundant vegetation and cover for wildlife. Game 

includes whitetail, axis, turkey and hog. Ag exempt 

taxes. Property is priced to sell! Price: $327,000 

Hackberry Ridge Ranch 



A rare find! The Hackberry Ridge Ranch has 

Highway 55 frontage and is not located in a 

subdivision! The ranch is just 10 minutes south 

of Rocksprings. Breathtaking views throughout 

property overlooking nice valleys and seasonal 

creek beds. Water and electricity. Two wells on 

property. Several areas for home or camp sites. 

Large valley running through property. Perimeter 

low fenced. Mature live oak and pinon. Beautiful 

open meadows. Cave on property. Large ranches 

as neighbors. Variety of game. Exempt taxes. 

Price: $560,000 

Pinon Rock Ranch 



The Pinon Rock Ranch is set up to give you a variety of 

options. 50 acres is game fenced with gates to open to 

allow free ranging or you can close the gates to raise 

your own herd. 25 acres is free range. 1,216 square 

foot three bedroom, two bath master house and bunk 

house. Strong water well. Five watering troughs located 

throughout ranch. Gently rolling terrain with abundant 

mature live oaks. Areas of beautiful grassy meadows and 

areas of thick cover. Game has been well cared for with 

little hunting pressure. Whitetail, turkey, hog and axis 

roam the property. Occasional red deer, fallow and sika 

have been harvested. Price: $235,000 


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T e x a s B e s t R a n c h e s , l l c 

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Jeff Soele/Broker | #15 Champions Run | San Antonio, Texas 78258 

All or Part – Devil’s River/Lake Amistad 


One of a kind rare find! Approximately 20+ miles of water! Paved access, paved ranch roads, ranch home, 

guest cabin, bunkhouse, wildlife galore! Wild and Woolly ... texas style!! 

2 Million Price Reduction Burn Bargain 

2,863± Acres | Nolan County | Property ID: 954336 

This is a ready-to-go, “live water”, game-fenced, Whitetail-Exotic hunting and recreational ranch! Main lodge 

that has five bedrooms, five-and-a-half baths. Also has a guest house, a foreman’s house, workshop, deer 

handling facility. Price was $8,495,000, now 5,995,000. Call Jeff Soele (210) 705-4013. 

Texas Coast – Rare Find – Private Peninsula! 

73± Acres | Aransas County | Property ID: 1081575 

Rockport, Texas – End-of-the-road privacy. Features two 4-bedroom, 4-bath homes, lodge with commercial 

kitchen, pool, lighted 540-foot pier, sportsman’s paradise! Call Jeff Soele at (210) 705-4013 

Area’s Best Live Water – Boerne! 


Unique Hill Country property nestled between Boerne and Comfort! Both sides of the Big Joshua Creek with 

limestone bluffs, many springs, deep holes, a gorgeous waterfall, and an engineered rock dam! Features a main 

house, rock guest house, cabin, pool, a horse barn, a coastal field. Call Jeff Soele today! (210) 705-4013. 

“Live Water” Boerne!! 


Wow! Both Sides of Three creeks, seven miles to Boerne, paved access, Great usable land with nice fields, Hill 

tops, great trees and views of the Texas Hill country! Nice ranch home, guest house, entertaining patio with 

outdoor cook area, hay barn, equipment barn, wildlife galore. Rare find!! Call Jeff Soele, (210) 705-4013 

Live Water – San Antonio, 30 Minutes! 


Both sides of a crystal clear, rock bottom creek with deep holes, rapids, two dams and gorgeous limestone 

bluffs! Paved access, a two-bedroom, one-bath cabin, well and electricity. A rare find, in a rare location! Price: 

$1,995,000. Call Jeff Soele, (210) 705-4013 

Rare & Unique Outdoorsman’s Paradise! 


94± Acres in Bandera County, just minutes to Bandera! Awesome 10±-acre, creek-fed lake in your own backyard! 

Four-bedroom, three-bath rock ranch home sitting on your own private lake, nice deck, rock patio, equipment 

carport, barn, workshop, rustic cabin, floating dock, and lots of wildlife!! Price: $1,495,000. Call Jeff Soele at 

(210) 705-4013 


Horseman’s Estate – Great Location! 


Located just north of Hondo, Texas – Amenities include a ranch home, pool, awesome barn with quarters, good 

land, ready to go! Price: $895,000. Call Lance Soele at (210) 542-6065


www.TexasBestRanches.com | jeff@texasbestranches.com | (210) 705-4013 

Jeff Soele/Broker | #15 Champions Run | San Antonio, Texas 78258 

Bandera 400 Acres – Medina River 

± Acres | County | Property ID: 1110646 

Best Location!!! 2± miles of the Medina River. Add three dams, fishing lakes, a river pavilion, four-bedrom, fourbath 

main house, guest house, bunk house, two cabins, game room, caretaker’s house, barns, equipment barn, 

swimming pool, pool house, and paved ranch roads!!! Price: $4,995,000. Call Jeff Soele 210-705-4013 

Water, Water, Water – Giant Cypress 


Crystal clear, “Medina River” giant cypress trees, rock ledges, deep holes, and rapids! Both sides of your own 

running creek. Rock ranch home with three bedrooms, three baths, a granite kitchen, landscaping, outdoor 

kitchen, a guest house, an equipment barn, a six-stall horse barn. Call Jeff Soele at (210) 705-4013 

Great Deal – Live Water – Price Reduction!! 


Minutes to Junction! Giant trees – Lots of variety and end-of-the-road privacy. Includes both sides of creek! Truly 

a quiet and private game paradise! Located 15 minutes to Junction airport. 

“7 Creeks” Fredericksburg – Will Divide! 


Minutes to all modern conveniences! Paved access, end-of-the-road privacy – awesome lake, creeks and springs. 

Totally game fenced! Rare opportunity!! 

Bandera 543 Acres 


Both sides creek, two fishing lakes, pool, picnic tables, porches, and patios. Add a skeet range, ropes course, tennis 

and basketball courts, office, main lodge, pool house, game room, conference room, many cabins and storage 

buildings, workshop, equipment barn, and five water wells. Price: $6,740,000. Call Jeff Soele (210) 705-4013. 

“Best Live Water” Game Fenced Deal! 

871± Acres | Uvalde/Bandera Counties | Property ID: 843820 

871± acres near Utopia! Includes both sides of a creek, two dams, five stock ponds, cleared cedar, , a road system, 

game fencing, two water wells, electricity, blinds/feeders, year-round feeding program, 100+ trap and transfer 

bred does and scientific breeder whitetail from the best!!! Price: $4,295,000. Call Jeff Soele, (210) 705-4013. 

“Commuter Private Estate” 


Best deal around and minutes to San Antonio! – Amenities include paved access, giant trees, quiet and private 

– Rare opportunity. Call Jeff Soele at (210) 705-4013 

34 Acres on the Frio River 


Frio River land/Fully-operable campground! Approximately 2,800± feet of crystal-clear rock bottoms, limestone 

ledges, deep holes, waterfalls! 50 RV spaces, 20 cabins, campsites, two bathhouses, three water wells, a retail 

store and Rock main house. Price: $2,495,000. Call Jeff Soele at (210) 705-4013 


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J i m B e r r y H i l l C o u n t r y R a n c h S a l e s 

www.JimBerryRanchSales.com | ranches@jimberryranchsales.com | (512) 756-9230 

503 South Water | Burnet, Texas 78611 

Baker Ranch 

380± Acres | Burnet County | Property ID: 1131365 

Nestled in the Highland Lakes just one hour from Austin is the 380-acre Baker 

Ranch. Scenic vistas of Lake Buchanan greet you as you drive through the rolling 

land. Granite outcroppings, large oaks and high bluffs add to the beauty of this ranch. 

The main home, completed in 2006, is 3,148 square feet. It has four bedrooms, 

two-and-a-half baths, hardwood floors, granite counter tops and many other high end 

features. The home was built next to a beautiful spring-fed pond. A large porch and 

covered patio invite you to sit for a while and enjoy the view. A three-bedroom, twobath 

guest house and horse barn are located within walking distance. Council Creek, 

four water wells and six additional ponds are also located on the property. Whitetail 

deer and other wildlife complete this magnificent ranch. Price: $2,375,000 

Rancho Venado 


An excellent example of what a Hill Country ranch can be when managed for 

conservation and wildlife. A high fence was built in 1999 and an optimum deer 

population and buck doe ratio has been achieved. A flood control dam on the ranch 

forms the lake that has held good water since it was built and is stocked with 

bass. The 3,200-square-foot house has a stone exterior, metal roof, wide porches 

and lots of windows to provide views of the hills as well as the native game. Easy 

to step in and continue the ranch operation. Includes all ranch equipment, feeders 

and wildlife blinds. Price: $2,950,000 

40 Acres on Lake Travis 


This waterfront estate on Lake Travis offers everything one could hope for bundled in a 40-acre package. The 

four-bedroom, three-bath Fredericksburg style home with large wrap around porches affords beautiful views of 

the Colorado River valley and beyond. There is a perfect blend of indoor and outdoor living. A fantastic pool and 

hot tub just off the back porch provide plenty of relief during the hot Texas summers while the multi-layered view 

extends across a coastal Bermuda field and towards the shoreline. The gently sloping property provides excellent 

beach access for 893 feet of lake frontage. Lake Travis is the most popular recreational lake in Central Texas. The 

upper end of the 64-mile long lake offers peace and quiet rarely found on the busier sections on the lower end 

of the lake. Large, loud boats rarely venture up this far where the lake more closely resembles a wide river. It is 

reserved mostly for fishermen and the few lucky owners who reside on this part of the lake. Even during extreme 

droughts when Lake Travis may drop to historic low levels and parts of the lake dry up completely (e.g., 2011), this 

portion of the lake continues to hold water as the property takes on a more of a riverfront feel. Boats are temporarily 

replaced with canoes and kayaks. Then, when normal weather returns, the lake comes back and it’s time to dust off 

the water skis and re-launch the boat. In addition to the main home, other improvements include a lakeside guest 

house, a second guest house, detached 2,400-square-foot, four car garage with ample storage and working space, 

barn with stables and tack room, pens and cross fences, 6-hole putting green and much more. Price: $1,985,000 


237 Acres in Burnet County 



Nicely improved property with frontage on the 

North Fork of the San Gabriel River. Large oaks and 

native pecan trees line the river bank. There is a 

1,456-square-foot, four-bedroom, two-bath home 

where you can sit on the front porch and enjoy the 

views of the spring-fed tank that has never gone 

dry. There are two nice sized barns, one of which 

has a historic hand hewn log structure preserved 

inside it. Three coastal fields round out this ranch. 

Price: $1,540,500


www.JimBerryRanchSales.com | ranches@jimberryranchsales.com | (512) 756-9230 

503 South Water | Burnet, Texas 78611 

CK Ranch 


Located on FM 2147 just west of Marble Falls and adjacent to Horseshoe Bay, 

this beautiful ranch is in one of the most desirable areas in all of the Hill Country. 

Being entirely high fenced makes this a premier recreational property that has 

great development potential. A Fredericksburg style rock home built in the 1800s, 

fantastic Lake LBJ views, year-round springs, and a variety of mature trees add to 

the beauty and charm of this ranch. Will divide into 240 or 174 acres. 

Sycamore Falls Ranch 


Enjoy the scenery at Sycamore Falls Ranch. The 2,007-square-foot Hill Country 

style home is perched on a hill top in the middle of the ranch overlooking a 

swimming pool and far away vistas — simply stunning Hill Country setting. 

The land is characterized by hills, canyons and lots of good trees, including 

beautiful Texas madrones. Other improvements include a detached garage and 

2,000-square-foot barn. This ranch is located on Sycamore Falls Way, just a few 

minutes from Marble Falls. Price: $890,000 

Flat Rock Ranch 

295± Acres | Llano County 


Presenting 295 acres in Llano County, the Deer 

Capital of Texas. This long time family ranch is now 

being offered for sale for the first time. Beautiful 

granite outcroppings, lots of mature oaks and 

mesquites, four ponds, two seasonal creeks, two 

good wells, windmill, cattle pens, and excellent 

fences. Wildlife abounds with deer, turkey, dove, 

quail, hogs, and bobcats. There is a three-bedroom, 

two-bath brick home with 2,056 square feet 

of AC/H space and a two-car attached garage. 

Great location on paved RR 2241 only nine miles 

northeast of Llano and five miles west of Lake 

Buchanan. Price: $1,327,500 

Stone Mountain 


This gentleman’s ranch is located in the exclusive Stone Mountain development just outside of Marble Falls. 

An exquisite 3,772-square-foot custom home perched on a hill highlights this property. The approach to the 

home from the gated entry is fabulous. And it only gets better. The home overlooks a lush coastal field and 

pond on the front half of the property. From there, the view extends towards distant hills 30 miles to the south. 

While unique details highlight the exceptional craftsmanship of the home, the best part is what’s outside. 

There is ample outdoor living, including a veranda with a wood burning fire place. Large oak trees provide 

plenty of shade and are a perfect accent to the stunning views. Additionally a 1,600-square-foot barn is in 

close proximity to the house. The back half of the property is densely wooded with lots of oak and a second 

pond. The property has both community water and two excellent water wells. This is truly a “must see to 

believe” type of property. Price: $1,950,000 


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www.TexasRanchLandForSale.com | doug@texasranchlandforsale.com | (830) 895-0777 

Doug Evans/Broker | 1209 Junction Highway | Kerrville, Texas 78028 

Flying J Ranch 

50.44± Acres | Comal County | Property ID: 1056162 

Great Potential! 50± acres with two houses. The ranch features both sides of Cibolo 

Creek. There are lots of oaks and other native trees. The ranch features highway 

frontage, barns, pens, hanger/barn and two water wells. Price: $1,055,000 

Painted Horse Ranch 


Great location just five miles from Kerrville with ranch style home, guest 

house, horse barn and Bear Creek. Beautiful views, hunting and more. 

Price: $1,150,000 

Whitetail Game Ranch 


Beautiful totally high-fenced whitetail game ranch located 14 miles northwest of San Antonio city 

limits near Medina Lake. Features include 1.5 miles of paved drive through ranch leading to an 

upscale 5,000 square foot home, with below grade media room. There is an elevator to the third floor 

observation room, a grand courtyard, and a 1.6 acre fish and wildlife lake supplied with two strong 

water wells. Approximately 1,000 square foot hunters cabin with walk-in cooler. Price: $3,995,500 


Enchanted Rock 

150± Acres | Llano County | Property ID: 1077358 

First time on the market, this ranch overlooks the famous 

Enchanted Rock, with beautiful hilltop building sites. 

Property has highway frontage and hunting for whitetail 

deer, turkey and birds. Price: $1,125,000


www.TexasRanchLandForSale.com | doug@texasranchlandforsale.com | (830) 895-0777 

Doug Evans/Broker | 1209 Junction Highway | Kerrville, Texas 78028 

Willow City 


This ranch is located on beautiful Willow City Loop with wild flowers, hilltop 

building sites, valleys and excellent hunting. Turn this raw ranch into your dream 

place! Price: $600,000 

Highway 479 


This is a beautiful small ranch with a century year old home. Included are barns, 

a pen, trees and several outbuildings. Game with whitetail deer, dove and some 

turkey. Strong water well. Price: $259,500 

Rock Ledge Ranch 


The is a hunters paradise with excellent whitetail, axis,turkey and hog hunting. 

Lush bottoms and big hills with long distance views. Lots of trees and good 

cover for the game. Private lane to the body of the property. Priced right! Great 

Location! Between Comfort-Luckenbach, Price: $2,946,300 

Silver Spur Dude Ranch 


Located 10 miles south of Bandera, Texas on FM 1077, this amazing ranch has 

everything you dream of in a Hill Country home, corporate retreat or to operate as 

a dude ranch. Included are a lodge, houses, cabins, and horse facilities. There are 

many trails and is located next to a 5,500 acre state park. Price: $2,995,500 

Alamo Springs Live Water 


68 acres located in prestigious Alamo Springs. Rafter Hollow Creek runs 

through creating a breathtaking waterfall. The hilltop views make this a very 

diverse ranch with fields, creek, spring, and hilltops give it endless possibilities. 

The old farm house with wood flooring and big relaxing front porch could be 

fabulous and the original small block home next door are just waiting for your 

restoration ideas. Great weekend retreat or permanent home. A rare find to have 

a ranch of this size that offers all the beauties of the Hill Country. Don’t let this 

one get away. Call today for a showing, you’ll enjoy viewing such a rare find. 

Price: $1,295,000 


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R e n o R e a lt y G r o u p 

www.JimmyReno.com | jimmy@jimmyreno.com | (830) 329-1930 

Jimmy Reno/Broker | 1614 Sidney Baker, Suite 200 | Kerrville, Texas 78028 

Oasis Creek Ranch 


An absolutely gorgeous estate outside of Hunt, Texas! The six-bedroom, six-bath, three-half-bath house offers granite counter tops, high ceilings, three living 

areas, formal dining and a gourmet kitchen. The porch runs all along the back of the house, providing tremendous views of the creek. There is an outdoor living area, an 

observation deck and a pool. The grounds around the house have been beautifully landscaped. The property itself boasts of a beautiful creek, large trees and hilltop views. 

There is a private river park on the Guadalupe River for Comanche Caves landowners. There are too many nice things about this property to list. Price: $3,950,000 


Thistlewood Ranch 


Thistlewood Ranch is located only five minutes from 

Kerrville. There is a large beautiful tree-lined lake, 

tremendous views from the multiple hilltops, beautiful 

valleys, lots of wildlife, and huge trees. The multiple 

improvements include two houses (one overlooking 

the lake, and one overlooking the horses), a cabin, 

multiple pipe pens, stud barn, hay barn, extensive 

fencing, indoor arena, and multiple wells. The 32-stall 

horse barn looks like a barn right out of Kentucky. It 

has large tack and feed rooms, offices, huge ball room, 

guest rooms, a three-bedroom apartment, and full bar. 

It is an equine “show place”. A great place to entertain 

and show off your horses. Price: $3,250,000


www.JimmyReno.com | jimmy@jimmyreno.com | (830) 329-1930 

Jimmy Reno/Broker | 1614 Sidney Baker, Suite 200 | Kerrville, Texas 78028 

Hidden Hills Ranch 


A true show place, located in gated Hidden Hills Ranch in the highly desirable Camp Verde area. 

This property offers a four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath hilltop house offering 360 degree 

views, with tremendous views from every room. The house brags of chiseled edge travertine 

tile and hickory wood floors. 14-foot ceilings, with 19-foot ceilings in the master bath. It has 

huge closets, a butler’s pantry, two laundry rooms and surround sound inside and out. The kitchen has knotty alder cabinets, granite counter tops, a huge island 

and an eight burner stove. The large covered back porch offers an amazing southeast view of the valley below. The two living areas, large porch and full bar make 

it a great place to entertain. The house has a large three-car garage, tankless water heater and four-zone heating and a/c. The land is covered in nice hardwoods 

and beautiful wildlife. Less than 15 minutes from Kerrville and 45 minutes to San Antonio. Up to 221 additional acres are available. Price: $2,500,000. 

Storm Ranch 


Located one mile west of Center Point, this ranch has everything you’d want. 

There is over 1,900 feet of Guadalupe River frontage and a beautiful one acre 

lake. 35 acres are in improved pastures, with the remainder in hardwoods, ideal 

for wildlife. There is a four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath, 4,200±-squarefoot 

main house with a swimming pool, making it great for family, and a 

1,261±-square-foot guest house. Great views and less than a hour from San 

Antonio. Price: $1,495,000 

Las Colinas 


A wonderful Hill Country estate five minutes from Kerrville. This beautifully 

maintained 47 acres offers a wonderful German style home with breathtaking 

360-degree views. The porches, beautiful pool, cabana, and open floor plan make 

it ideal for entertaining. The house has saltillo tile and hardwood floors. There 

are high ceilings, large fireplaces, large bedrooms, and a wonderful kitchen. The 

house has extensive wood and rock work on the inside. The large barn has a 

one-bedroom, one-bath apartment. The land is covered in large oaks, and it is 

ideal for animals. A great place for the family! Price: $995,000 


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J a c o b s P r o p e r t i e s 

www.TXLand.com | info@txland.com | (936) 597-3301 

Larry Jacobs/Broker | 14372 Liberty | Montgomery, Texas 77356 

Cedar Creek Ranch 

198± Acres | Walker County | Property ID: 1103110 

Gorgeous five-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath home on 198± acres. Interior 

features spacious floor plan, slate floors, tile counter tops, steam room, upgrades 

throughout, Maytag appliances and much more. Exterior features 198± rolling 

acres with four ponds, improved pastures, 10-stall barn with tack/feed room, 

6,000-square-foot equipment shot, roping/riding arena, fenced and crossfenced, 

large covered porches, beautiful landscaped yard and much more. Have 

your own livestock operation and enjoy rural living with abundant wildlife. 

Kraft Ranch 

106± Acres | Grimes County | Property ID: 1076471 

Exquisite 106± rolling acres with a 4,500-square-foot elegant country French 

home built in 2003 and renovated in 2008. Home features tan rustic marble 

floors, high ceilings, large windows, and extensive wood work. Downstairs 

master suite has bay windows overlooking the lake. Kitchen has stainless Viking 

appliances. Long county road frontage with black pipe fencing and automatic 

gate. Staff quarters; 40' x 70' MCI barn, two-stall Barnmaster barn with tack 

room, three wells, minerals, and 50KW Cummins generator. Price: $2,175,000 

Allen Ranch 

123± Acres | Montgomery County | Property ID: 1074554 

Beautiful 123±-acre ranch with 2,662-square-foot home with pool and 

1,553-square-foot guest house/foreman’s quarters. Home features granite 

counter tops, decor lighting, terrazo/carpet flooring, crown moulding, fireplace, 

walk-in pantry, custom cabinets and covered-and-screened swimming pool. 

Property offers improved rolling pastures, lake, stock ponds, barn with corrals/ 

chutes, 4,000-square-foot equipment building with concrete floor, fenced and 

cross-fenced, ready-for-your-own cattle operation. Price: $1,295,000 


Foster Estate 


These 57± acres of beautiful prairie adjoin Sam Houston National Forest. Land 

is mostly pasture with some wooded areas and a small pond. Two older brick 

homes on hilltop overlooking the pastures. Price: $738,000


www.TXLand.com | info@txland.com | (936) 597-3301 

Larry Jacobs/Broker | 14372 Liberty | Montgomery, Texas 77356 

Hallmark Ridge 


This high-fenced game ranch offers habitat diversity, production, value, and 

beauty. The 738± acres are ready for you to manage and hunt. The whitetail 

genetics are well on their way to producing numerous trophies every year. 

Currently hunted under a Level III LAMPS permit, the harvest window 

is quite large. Amenities include three cabins and a 6,000-square-foot 

headquarters building with a processing area and a large stainless walk-in 

cooler/freezer. Located on Hwy. 377 near Yates Crossing. A 300-foot-high 

ridge overlooking the beautiful Llano River valley runs through the heart of 

the ranch. Price: $2,177,100 

Pinerow 54 

53.88± Acres | Montgomery County | Property ID: 1129296 

53.88± pristine wooded acres nestled in the Sam Houston National Forest 

minutes from Lake Conroe and historic Montgomery. Land is rolling with a 

small pond and seasonal creek. Power has been brought in to the property. 

Wildlife abounds on this secluded tract only 35 miles from The Woodlands. 

Price: $503,965 

Pinedale 192 


191± rolling acres with mix of open fields and woods. Located on FM 247 and 

county maintained road. Long frontage on Hadley Creek, great home sites, and 

lots of wildlife. Easy access to I-45 north of Huntsville makes this an ideal tract 

for recreation, investment, or your new family estate. 

Glenmont Country Estate 


Come through the grand entrance into this elegant country estate with its 

elaborate grounds that include 54.66 acres with a 3,557-square-foot home, 

a fabulous outdoor pavilion, pool and ponds all within the manicured and 

landscaped lawn. As you leave the lawn and step back on the acreage property, 

you’ll find highly improved pastures and a timber area that provides a sanctuary 

for wildlife. The property boasts a vineyard, horse stable, workshop, second barn 

and two ponds. Within easy driving distance of Houston. Price: $1,750,000 


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Gallagher Headquarters Ranch 

1,509± Acres | Bexar & Medina Counties 


Located 20 minutes from San Antonio, Gallagher 

Headquarters Ranch is a world all unto itself. An incredibly 

peaceful and protected setting so close to a metropolitan 

area. It’s like going back in time both in the natural world 

as well as the historical buildings, as if time stopped in the 

mid 1800s, when the ranch was founded by Peter Gallagher, 

an Irish immigrant, brought to San Antonio as a young 

engineer-master stone mason by Santa Anna. Today, with all 

the modern amenities of a new home, this hand cut stone 

19-bedroom, 17-and-one-half bath historic compound with 

22 original fireplaces, sprawling porches, huge manicured 

lawns and beautiful gardens, makes it seem that you are on 

a working historic Spanish hacienda. Price: $21,000,000 


K i n g L a n d & W at e r 

www.KingLandWater.com | james@kinglandwater.com | tammy@kinglandwater.com | (432) 426-2024 

Tammy & James King | PO Box 109 | 600 State Street | Fort Davis, Texas 79734 

Frazier Ranch 



Located off Highway 17 between Balmorhea and Ft Davis 

with its incredible palisade mountains along Frazier Canyon 

near its junction with Limpia Creek.The most amazing aspect 

of the ranch, besides the setting, is the historic headquarters 

which has been carefully restored with designer quality 

finishes, unique architecture, and landscaping touches which 

highlight the old but embrace the new. The rock main house, 

adobe outbuildings, and an exquisitely designed bunk house 

or guest house make up the compound, which is surrounded 

with native landscaping. The Ranch has several miles of 

Frazier Creek and Cave Creek which provides amazing water 

during summer and fall. In addition, there are three known 

full time springs that provide excellent water for wildlife 

year round and several dirt tanks scattered on the ranch to 

supplement water in the high mountains.Price: $6,077,282 

Mirador Ranch 



Mirador Ranch is located equidistant 

between Comfort, Kerrville, and Bandera, 

in the heart of the Texas Hill Country - 

one hour from San Antonio and just 

under two hours from Austin. Mirador 

Ranch can best be described as a jewel 

nestled in a pristine, unspoiled, natural 

environment inclusive of a "camphouse 

compound", celebrating its outdoor 

feel via its Lake Flato design, simple 

construction techniques and regional 

materials. Price: $2,900,000


www.KingLandWater.com | james@kinglandwater.com | tammy@kinglandwater.com | (432) 426-2024 

Tammy & James King | PO Box 109 | 600 State Street | Fort Davis, Texas 79734 

The Rockpile 

Ranch 

55,704± Acres 

Jeff Davis County 


Rockpile Ranch is named 

for the massive geologic 

formations located at the 

entrance to the Ranch. 

This ranch was once 

a major portion of the 

historic 380,000-acre 

X Ranch in Jeff Davis 

County. This is only the 

third time in its 115-year 

titled history that this Ranch has been offered for sale. All Seller owned mineral classified and fee minerals 

will be included. There is a specific website set up for The Rockpile Ranch for additional information and 

pictures at www.TheRockPileRanch.com. Price: $985 per acre for a total price of $54,868,922 

Dry Canyon Ranch 

2,906± Acres 

Jeff Davis County 


Located off Highway 118 a 

historic Scenic Loop below 

McDonald Observatory in 

the Davis Mountains of 

West Texas. Two major 

canyons bisect this high 

forested rangeland creating 

some of the most scenic 

bluffs, rocky outcrops, canyons, meadows, and mountains in the region. This is ponderosa and pinyon pine 

country, huge red oaks, big tooth maples, madrone, and lush grasslands. The central geologic features on the 

ranch are Dry Canyon and Horse Spring Canyon, creating magnificent vistas rivaling any national park in the 

country. There are more than seven springs and 10 tanks that naturally supply the wildlife and its habitat 

with ample water. The most amazing aspect of the ranch is the well designed road network that allows 

excellent access throughout the ranch which can be used by vehicles or by horseback for scenic tours. These 

roads were designed by the Sproul family starting some 100 years ago for working cattle, building earth 

tanks, and accessing the amazing wildlife that this family has nurtured over the years. Price: $3,632,500 

Crowe’s Castle 

22.9± Acres | Jeff Davis County | Property ID: 1131451 

Crowe’s Castle is set at the end of Sproul Road, a maintained county 

road, near the Historic Prude and Sproul Ranches. Surrounded by 

native gramma grasses, set atop the foothills of Davis Mountains. The 

custom four-bedroom, three-bath home’s focal point is a large great 

room accented by tall cathedral ceilings, a stone fireplace and custom 

built-in shelving. Wet bar and cabinetry. Windows frame unsurpassed 

views of the surrounding mountains. A wrap around deck affords 

space for outdoor entertaining and breathtaking views. This home was 

originally listed for over $1 million in 2006 and is a bargain based on its 

location, square footage, and quality of construction. Price: $575,000 

High Canyon Ranch 



High Canyon is located in the heart of the Davis 

Mountains, a Sky Island of the Chihuahuan Desert 

with elevations ranging from 5,200 feet to 6,280 

feet. Two major canyons bisect this high forested 

rangeland creating some of the most scenic bluffs, 

rocky outcrops, canyons, meadows and mountains 

in the region. This is ponderosa and pinyon pine 

country, huge red oaks, bigtooth maples, madrone 

and lush grasslands. The central geologic features 

on the ranch are upper Short Canyon and Dry 

Canyon creating magnificent vistas rivaling any 

national park in the country. Price: $2,541,840 


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Texas Panhandle Ranch 

36,208± Acres | Donley County 


These 36,208± acres are located southeast 

of Amarillo. This is one of the best known, 

most scenic ranches in the Panhandle. It 

has pavement frontage on two sides and 

paved private roads to all headquarter 

improvements. No public access through 

the property. The terrain varies from nearly 

level to broken and rolling. Excellent water 

features with a beautiful spring-fed fishing 

pond. The headquarters are some of the 

best to be found anywhere, and they are 

situated in a scenic, manicured park-like 

setting surrounded by huge trees. One-half 

minerals included. Price: $950 per acre 



www.ChasSMiddleton.com | sam@csmandson.com & charlie@csmandson.com | (806) 763-5331 

Sam Middleton & Charlie Middleton | 1507 13th Street | Lubbock, Texas 79401 

Covered S Ranch 

23,013± Acres | Scurry County 


These 23,013± acres located northwest 

of Snyder, Texas, offer miles of highway 

frontage and gently rolling to broken 

terrain. The ranch is highly improved with 

paved private roads, beautiful owner’s 

home, covered cutting arena, pipe shipping 

pens, roping arena, horse barn, employee 

homes, and many additional improvements 

Outstanding hunting and productive cattle 

country. Offered at $20,000,000 or 

approximately $869 per acre. 

Southern Colorado Ranch 

10,719± Acres | Las Animas County 

These 10,719± acres are located in the heart 

of the Sangre de Christo Mountain Range. 

Elevations run from 8,500 feet to 13,700 feet, 

and the ranch has a rugged mountainous terrain 

with excellent live water features. The ranch 

is improved with a lodge, two guest houses, 

manager’s house, and other outbuildings. 

Anyone would be proud to own and enjoy this 

trophy hunting mountain ranch. Game includes 

elk, deer, bear, Rocky Mountain sheep, turkey, 

grouse, and lion. Trout fishing in the creeks. This 

big timber ranch is offered at $29,960,000, 

or $2,795 per acre, and 100 percent of the 

mineral rights are included.


www.ChasSMiddleton.com | sam@csmandson.com & charlie@csmandson.com | (806) 763-5331 

Sam Middleton & Charlie Middleton | 1507 13th Street | Lubbock, Texas 79401 

Texas Panhandle Ranch 

18,964± Acres | Moore County 


These 18,964± acres are located approximately 40 miles 

north of Amarillo. The terrain ranges from elevated uplands 

to low lying creek bottoms. Two live creek areas run through 

portions of the property. Mature cottonwoods and willows are 

common throughout the live water areas. Soils are a desirable 

blend of sandy loam with caliche outcrops on steeper slopes, 

transitioning to sand hills country. The ranch has excellent 

water features and based on recent water studies, portions of 

the ranch have irrigation quality water. This productive working 

cattle ranch is realistically priced at $650 per acre. No minerals 

are available and scattered gas wells are found on the ranch. 

Southeast Colorado Ranch 

20,790± Acres | Baca County, CO 


20,790± deeded acres, plus 962 acres of state lease. 

Approximately one-third of the ranch is gently rolling to hilly 

open prairie land. The remainder of the property has a more 

broken canyon-like terrain. Juniper and piñion are found in 

the rougher portions of the ranch, principally along ridge 

lines and steep mesa side slopes. Mature cottonwood trees 

are common in the major canyon creek bottom drainages. 

Colorful sandstone rock outcrops add to the beauty of the 

rugged canyon country. Headquarter improvements include a 

two-story ranch home, outbuildings, and shipping pens. The 

sportsman will appreciate the quality of the mule deer, and elk 

are also becoming fairly common. Other game includes big 

horn mountain sheep, turkey and an occasional lion or bear. 

This ranch is reasonably offered at $475 per deeded acre. 

Northeastern New Mexico Ranch 

30,010± Acres | Colfax County, NM 


These 30,010± total acres are comprised of 18,000± 

deeded acres and 12,010± acres of New Mexico State 

Lease. The terrain on 75 to 80 percent of the ranch 

is typical Northeast New Mexico rolling grama grass 

prairies, with the remainder of the ranch being rugged 

canyon ridges/rim rocks descending to deep canyon 

bottoms. Property is watered by live springs and creeks, 

earthen tanks, seasonal natural lakes, water wells, and 

buried waterlines with drinking troughs. Improvements 

include a modest home, very elaborate shipping pens 

equipped with scales and hydraulic chute, metal 

barn, and hay shed. This long term operating ranch is 

offered at $450 per deeded acre, and the substantial 

New Mexico Lease will transfer to the purchaser. 


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F o s t e r F a r m & R a n c h 

www.FosterFarmAndRanch.com | chadfosterjr@gmail.com | (830) 776-3605 

Chad Foster, Jr./Broker | 400 E. Nopal Street | Uvalde, Texas 78801 

LBDT Ranch 

93± Acres | McLennan County 


These 93± acres are located on the 

outskirts of Crawford, Texas. This ranch 

has the end-of-the-road privacy most 

buyers are looking for, within minutes of 

town. Multiple creeks traverse the rolling 

terrain. The property is lightly wooded 

and dotted with large oak trees. Two 

stock tanks are on the property as well 

as all species of native game, making 

this the perfect year-round retreat. One 

small cabin is located on the ranch. Price: 

$555,000. 

Dimmit County Ranch 

with Minerals 

268± Acres | Dimmit County 


536± acres off of CR 173 northwest 

of Carrizo Springs. Property is 

accessed by an easement. There is 

one water well on the ranch as well 

as one small tank. Electricity is run 

throughout the property. All species 

of native game are also found on the 

property, but it is an exceptionally 

good quail ranch. The seller will 

convey 10% of the minerals on one 

half of the ranch. Price: $1,152,400 


Hill Country Dream Place 

33.33± Acres | Real County 


This 33± acre property with a beautiful four-bedroom, 

four-bath lodge-style home is located in southeastern 

Real County in a gated, restricted subdivision minutes 

from Garner State Park. Fabulous home offers 

luxurious downstairs master suite, chef’s kitchen, and 

cathedral ceiling in living room. The property features 

a five-stall metal horse barn and a roping arena. Both 

sides of spring-fed Deer Creek are located on the 

property and flood gates are installed at the low water 

crossing. Abundant native and exotic wildlife including 

whitetail, axis, wild hogs, javelina, and turkey can be 

found. The property is fenced, and hunting is allowed. 

Price: $790,000. 


www.FosterFarmAndRanch.com | chadfosterjr@gmail.com | (830) 776-3605 

Chad Foster, Jr./Broker | 400 E. Nopal Street | Uvalde, Texas 78801 

San Pedro Ranch 

1,067.37± Acres | Val Verde County 


This 1067-acre ranch is ideally located north of Del 

Rio and minutes east of Lake Amistad off Highway 

277. It is the perfect hunting and recreational retreat. 

Good management practices over the years have 

produced an excellent native deer population. There 

are three water troughs serviced by one water well 

on the ranch in addition to a 1,000-gallon concrete 

water storage vessel. The manufactured home makes 

an ideal bunk house for this South Texas recreational 

ranch. Price: $1,040,325. 

Billups Farm 

1,100± Acres | Hidalgo County 


These 1,100 acres of farmland offer 

great development potential. Over twoand-a-half 

miles of frontage on FM 

493, plus both sides of Nittler Road for 

0.6 mile. A six-inch water line fronts 

the property, making this an excellent 

development opportunity. Currently 

the entire farm is enrolled in the Delta 

Lake Irrigation District, and 219 acres 

are irrigated. There are also two new 

earthen irrigation tanks on the property. 

Price: $10,000,000. 


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T h e R e a l E s t at e R a n c h , l l c 

www.TheRealEstateRanch.com | realestateranch@aol.com | (432) 688-8200 

Thomas Johnston (432) 934-3333 | 6112 N St Hwy 349, Suite A | Midland, Texas 79705 

Eagle Head Ranch 

4,160± Acres | Reagan County 


This is a turn-key hunting/cattle/agricultural ranch. If you are 

looking for a turn-key ranch that has excellent access, new fencing, 

abundant water and outstanding hunting, this is it. The land provides 

a diversity of plants, brush, grass, mesquite and trees; all of which 

provide excellent cover for deer, quail, turkey and other varmints. 

Other animals on this ranch are rabbits, raccoons, badgers, javelina, coyote and bobcat. There are two wells on 

the ranch, and it includes protein and corn feeders, executive deer blinds and a bow blind. Price: $2,950,000 

Montgomery/Hart Ranch 

1,765.9± Acres | Crockett County | Property ID: 1100163 

If you are looking for a ranch you can use all year round this is it. 

It offers some of the best of low fence hunting around. Loaded 

with game, including whitetail, axis, fallow, aoudad, mouflan, 

Rio Grande turkey, ringtail cat, bobcat, mountain lion and dove. 

This ranch, located seven miles southwest of Ozona, has great 

access on caliche roads and feeds into the Pecos River. It has 

lush grass, huge trees, live oaks, cotton woods, Texas elms, mesquites and laurel oaks. The settlers saw 

so much potential in this area, and it speaks volumes that they would make this the headquarters to the 

Montgomery Ranch. Sub-divided with owners approval. Price: $2,068,900 


Horseshoe Ranch 

232± Acres | Sutton County 


This ranch is located in South Sutton and Crockett 

Counties, on the Edwards Plateau, a region of 

limestone outcrops and rolling terrain, dotted 

with areas of live oaks and juniper in the form of 

a woodland or savanna, alternating with a blend 

of various grasses and other shrub and cacti. The 

wildlife consists of whitetail deer, fallow, Catalina 

goats, aoudad, and the occasional axis. There is a 

wet water pond, and the property has three feeders 

and blinds along with a camper and a storage trailer. 

Price: $365,400

T h e R e a l E s t at e R a n c h , l l c 

www.TheRealEstateRanch.com | realestateranch@aol.com | (432) 688-8200 

Thomas Johnston (432) 934-3333 | 6112 N St Hwy 349, Suite A | Midland, Texas 79705 

Zepher Meadows 

407± Acres | Brown County | Property ID: 1073210 

Oak thickets combined with lush green pastures make this a 

place to be proud to call home or your escape. This is a “turnkey” 

exceptional property with an updated, older colonial threestory 

home. The home is 7,829 square feet with four bedrooms 

and two and a half baths. It also has two guest homes that are 

equipped with county and well water. The creek runs for months during the wet seasons. Enjoy deer and dove 

and lots of fishing in Brown County. Other game include deer, exotics, quail and hogs. Price: $2,100,000 

Balmorhea 

1,047± Acres | Reeves County 


This property would make for great hunting and 

recreation with mule deer, quail, dove and hogs. 

1,047± acres of mesquite thickets, CRP fields with 

good grass cover, and low hills with scrub mesquite 

and greasewood. This property has a great view of 

the surrounding countryside including the Davis 

Mountains to the southwest. There is good water on 

the property with access to six water wells with good 

quality water. There is rural water and electricity 

along the east side of the property. CRP payments 

are $5,640 per year with some additional payments, 

and this contract runs through 2014. You’re not 

going to find land cheaper than this in the state of 

Texas at $380 per acre. Price: $397,860 

Pecan Bottom Valley Ranch 

86.85± Acres | Menard County | Property ID: 1114066 

This beautiful piece of property is a MUST SEE for any outdoor 

enthusiast. The Pecan Bottom River Ranch is located 10 miles 

east of Menard, Texas, on the San Saba River and has 1,663 feet 

of San Saba River frontage. There are numerous whitetail deer 

and turkey on the property, which also makes this ideal for the 

family looking for a private place to hunt. The property has three 

homes, a water well, and is surrounded by a new fence. Along 

with six RV hook-ups on the river’s edge, there are also two barns and a large shed. There is a large cement 

holding tank that holds water. The property is allowed to use 15 acre feet of water out of the San Saba river 

for whatever it chooses. That’s almost 5,000 gallons of water that can irrigate crops or trees. This is a great 

piece of property that can be used for hunting, fishing, kayaking, camping, or just a nice, relaxing getaway. 

Price: $995,000 

Mineral Ranch 

1,310.5± Acres | Pecos County 


MINERALS MINERALS MINERALS!! Minerals 

convey with this property. The water line runs through 

the entire property, and it has an old homestead and 

a set of working pens. Its location close to town and 

bordered by three good roads makes it ideal. State 

owned minerals convey with property. It has a good 

to fair fence on three sides of the property. No current 

oil and gas leases are in place. Price: $917,350 


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T h e T e x a s R a n c h C o m pa n y l l c 

www.TexasRanchCo.com | Johnny Cavazos/Broker | johnny@texasranchco.com | (210) 260-1897 

Brandon Scott/Sales Associate | brandon@texasranchco.com | (210) 421-8181 

The 339 Ranch 

339± Acres | Frio County | Property ID: 1100759 

It can’t get any better than this. This is truly one of the best high-fenced properties 

of its size on the market, located in the highly prized area of Northern Frio County. 

This unique ranch has an excellent combination of prime habitat with awesome 

native brush and big bull mesquite trees, nice improvements, rolling terrain and 

lots of wildlife. A “must see” property for someone looking for their dream ranch. 

Located only one hour from San Antonio. This place is set up and ready to go! 

739 Acres Frio County 


Priced to sell! The perfect ranch for someone who is looking for an unimproved 

property to develop. This place has all of the key ingredients needed to become an 

outstanding hunting ranch; shallow underground water, superb brush and excellent 

topography with 20 mile views, just to name a few. There is one water well and 

one stock pond on the ranch. The habitat is excellent for white tail and there has 

been very little hunting pressure over the past three years. If your looking to build 

it your way, then this ranch is for you. Seller will convey minerals! 



www.TexasRanchCo.com | Johnny Cavazos/Broker | johnny@texasranchco.com | (210) 260-1897 

Brandon Scott/Sales Associate | brandon@texasranchco.com | (210) 421-8181 

Farm & Ranch Real Estate 

1938 Acre South Texas Hunting Ranch 

1,938± Acres | Zavala County 


This unimproved ranch is located in a special area of 

South Texas known for its shallow Carrizo water and 

producing giant white tail deer. The ranch is high-fenced 

and has two water wells, several water troughs and a nice 

tank. There is excellent brush diversity throughout, and 

good roads and senderos are in place. The ranch has not 

been hunted or had cattle in several years and the game is 

plentiful. This property offers a rare combination of great 

habitat and spectacular views. Priced to sell! 

Moore Hollow Ranch 


Conveniently located only 45 minutes from San Antonio. Words 

cannot describe the potential of this prime South Texas highfenced 

hunting ranch. Fantastic brush diversity, rolling terrain, nice 

improvements and great water are just a few of the key features 

this property has to offer. Most of the hard work has been done and 

now it’s time to move in and enjoy. You will not find a better ranch 

with a better location anywhere on the market. 


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B i g L e a g u e R a n c h e s , l l c 

www.BigLeagueRanches.com | brady@bigleagueranches.com | (512) 394-8354 

Brady Moore | 4300 Small Drive | Austin, Texas 78731 

The Highest House in Texas! 

10,600± Acres | Hudspeth County | Property ID: 1036962 

Known as “The Highest House in Texas”, the Mile High Lodge sits atop spectacular mountains on 10,600± acres, 

just 30 minutes from downtown El Paso. The 6,500± square foot house would make a perfect retreat, lodge 

or conference center. The views from every side are stunning as the lights of El Paso, Mexico and New Mexico 

can be seen from miles away. Hunting opportunities for javalina, quail and large mule deer. Price: $9,100,000 

Blanco County Live Water! 

1,100± Acres | Blanco County | Property ID: 1001334 

Located just 60 minutes from Austin and 15 minutes from the Horseshoe Bay Resort, this Hill Country beauty 

encompasses 1,100± acres and has over 5,000± feet of both sides of strong flowing Comanche Creek. Loaded 

with deer. Excellent views. Three wells and a hunters cabin. Price: $8,521,855 

South Texas Deer Country 

4,272± Acres | Maverick County | Property ID: 1059733 

Located in the Golden Triangle of monster South Texas whitetail deer, these 4,272± acres are virgin territory as 

it has hardly been hunted in 40 years! Hwy 57 splits the ranch in two. Good opportunity to build your hunting 

paradise on one side and sell off the other. There are three large tanks and it is high fenced on one side. Large 

neighbors. Price: $6,836,750 

Wilbarger Creek Ranch 

185± Acres | Bastrop County | Property ID: 1018130 

Located just east of Austin, this heavily wooded 185± acre ranch is ideally suited for a country estate or hunting 

ranch close to town. It has 3 ponds and both sides Wilbarger Creek for over 1,500± feet. Very private. This is 

a hidden gem ready for a new owner! Owner financing available. Price: $4,950 per acre ($915,750) 

157 Acres on the Colorado River 


Just 25 minutes east of Austin, these 157± acres have a towering pecan orchard and over 2,800± feet of the 

Colorado River! Hunt, fish, or launch a kayak or boat and explore miles and miles of the Colorado. Fabulous 

birding too. This property is suited for a recreational ranch, cattle ranch, organic farm or residential estate. Price: 

$6,900 per acre ($1,084,200) 

Turnkey Livestock Operation 


Includes 40% of minerals! This 87± acres is a cattle operation ready for a new owner to step in and enjoy a 

turn-key cow or equestrian center of their own. Located 45 minutes from Austin, 1.5 hours from Houston and 

1 hour from College Station. An adjoining 29± acre tract is also available which can bring the total to 116± 

acres. Price: $7,458 per acre ($648,900) 

Trophy Deer Hunting Ranch 

1,010± Acres | Bosque County | Property ID: 1018043 

Located in Bosque County just west of Meridian, this ranch has major elevation changes with dense pockets of 

cover as well as spacious grass and mesquite flats. Water troughs, stock tanks and a wet weather creek ensure 

a consistent watering and grazing availability. Completely high fenced with 200 inch B&C whitetail deer and 

trophy blackbuck and aoudad. Improvements include a hunter’s cabin with electricity and well, new metal barn 

and garage. Price: $3,787,500

B i g L e a g u e R a n c h e s , l l c 

www.BigLeagueRanches.com | brady@bigleagueranches.com | (512) 394-8354 

Brady Moore | 4300 Small Drive | Austin, Texas 78731 

Cypress Creek Ranch 

875± Acres | Blanco County 

Heaven on Earth! Located just west of Austin, this fabulous 875±-acre ranch is on famed Cypress Creek, 

known as being the best live water in the Hill Country. Towering cypress trees grace the banks of the creek 

and offer shade to the wide, 10' deep swimming holes, which remained full and constant level even in last 

summer’s drought. Stunning views can be enjoyed from the north side of the ranch and offer world class 

homesite locations. This is truly a gem of Texas! $13,500 per acre 


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M y s t i c H i l l s R e a lt y 

www.MysticHillsRealty.com | ga@mystichillsrealty.com | (830) 688-3138 

Guy Allcorn/Broker | 4364 Whartons Dock Road | Bandera, Texas 78003 

La Negra Ranch 


This is a rare opportunity to own a close-in commuter estate! Offering 320 acres of the most spectacular 

Hill Country property you will find, with a spring-fed 26-acre lake! ONLY 30 minutes from downtown 

San Antonio. The lake is the focal point of this property. There is a unique main home overlooking the lake, 

surrounded by some of the biggest oak trees you will find in the Texas Hill Country! There is a huge 14 

stall horse barn with an office, and three small guest homes, all within walking distance to the main home. 

There is a large bird aviary that can also easily serve as a dog kennel. There are 360 degree “forever” 

views from the hill in the back of the property! You will not find a nicer property with easy San Antonio 

access! Price: $3,999,999 


Hill Country Excellence! 


Hlll Country Excellence! Do you want flat usable land with great views, and a custom home? You have found it! 

Absolutely gorgeous property with custom homes are a commodity, and this one is almost brand new! There is a 

30x60 metal barn with concrete slab, already plumbed for a future rest room. Paved road frontage, and a paved road 

through ranch to home. Home is fenced separately to keep livestock away from the lush native landscape, which is 

the deer resistant variety because wildlife is plentiful! Deer, turkey, and the occasional exotic can all be viewed from 

your huge back porch with outdoor kitchen! Perfect horse property with an abundance of native grass, and even a 

very large hay field. Two stock ponds have plenty of water for the wildlife and livestock. The home is perfectly placed 

to take advantage of the great views! The home features cathedral ceilings, wood floors, granite counters, stone 

fireplace, barrel tile roof, huge island kitchen with stained wood cabinets, and it is barely lived in. What else could 

you want? And that is only a small list of the custom features! Call today for a private showing! Price: $1,599,000


www.MysticHillsRealty.com | ga@mystichillsrealty.com | (830) 688-3138 

Guy Allcorn, Broker/4364 Whartons Dock Road | Bandera, Texas 78003 

Bandera Luxury Game Ranch 

263± Acres | Bandera County 


Bandera Showplace! Lavish estate home on 

over 263 game-fenced acres of breathtaking 

Hill Country views, with terrain from level 

land, good soil and native grass, to rugged 

hills! Awesome views of Medina Lake! Very 

secluded, surrounded by large ranches. Views 

from homesite are the best you’ll find anywhere. 

System of caliche ranch roads make ranch very 

accessible. Paved private road through ranch to home site. Very rare property only five miles to the 

town of Bandera! Some custom features include an internet controlled home automation system—view 

cameras over internet browser or smart phone, turn A/C up or down on the way home! Negative edge 

pool with fire bowl accents, lush landscaping, two outdoor kitchens, wood fired pizza oven, automated 

lighting, whole house audio, stained trim throughout, custom cantera stone in kitchen, Viking grills and 

cooktops, five balconies with miles of views, over 6,500 feet under roof! There is a 45x80 barn with a 

one-bedroom luxury apartment. Entire ranch is high-fenced and stocked with 200”+ trophy whitetail deer, 

axis, fallow, sika, gemsbok, blackbuck antelope, aoudads, turkey, and more! Scientific breeding pens with 

air conditioned handling facility and AI lab! Bulk feed storage! Numerous tanks, stocked catfish pond! 

Three-acre lake recently constructed. If you’re looking for your own private resort, this is it! All furnishings 

and decorations negotiable. Mystic Hills Realty will co-broker if buyer is accompanied by his/her agent 

from first showing forward and at all property showings. Owner/Agent. Price: $3,499,000 

Lake Medina 

1.86± Acres | Bandera County 


Offering 1.86 acres on Lake Medina! Awesome 

views! Cedar cabana with concrete patios are a 

great place to unwind! Huge oak trees, electric gated 

entrance. UNRESTRICTED! Located on a bluff with 

switchback road to water, huge galvanized floating 

boat dock, and concrete/stone stairs to water. Great 

weekend RV getaway or permanent homesite! Owner 

financing available! Owner/Broker. Price: $189,900 

Medina River Ranch Resort 


HUGE PRICE REDUCTION!! Motivated seller!! You haven’t seen luxury until you see this! The unbelievable 

Medina River Ranch Resort is for sale! Offering 349 acres on Lake Medina of unparalleled beauty! You will think you are in an exotic location! The improvements on 

this ranch are out of this world! No expense has been spared on the amenities located within this high fenced jewel. Looking for space? How about 15,960 square 

feet of living space! Over 28 bedrooms in eight different villas, bunkhouses and beautifully appointed homes! Loaded with numerous exotic animals and genetically 

enhanced whitetail deer, perfect for the hunter or wildlife enthusiast! The ultimate entertainment ranch or corporate retreat! Currently in use as a destination resort! 

This place is turnkey, just pack your clothes! There are way too many details to list. Please contact listing agent for more information. Listing agent must schedule and 

accompany on all showings. Price: $5,999,000 


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D e a n & W a l l a c e R e a l E s t at e 

www.SouthTexasRanchGroup.com | jwallacerealestate@sbcglobal.net | (361) 442-1001 

John Wallace/Broker | 453 Robert Drive | Corpus Christi, Texas 78412 

Rooke Ranch 

1,200± to 6,100± Acres | Refugio County | Property ID: 1080200 

New on the market, this land is part of the famous Rooke Ranch. It can be purchased as 6,100 

acres, 4,900 acres, or 1,200 acres. It offers five miles of Aransas River frontage. This is a big 

ranch with lots of diversity. Features include the river, large deer, open spaces, big trees, good 

South Texas brush, big creek, farm land, lakes (one very large), and a house. 

Cuchilla Pasture Ranch 

927.30± Acres | Brooks County | Property ID: 105637 

This is the perfect quail and dove hunting paradise with good deer. 

Located in between Falfurias and Rivera along the King Ranch 

fence. Price: $2,317,500 

860 Acres - Minerals 


This is a beautiful ranch with large oak trees located outside 

of Devine. The perfect getaway place. *Minerals Available* 

Price: $3,000,000 

459 Acres Bee County 

459± Acres | Bee County | Property ID: 1109902 

459 acres in Bee County with a great house, large oak trees, and possible minerals. This new 

home has five bedrooms, a den with vaulted ceilings, a great bar area, open kitchen, indoor 

pool and attached three car garage. The ranch has a wonderful location between the towns 

of Beeville and Refugio, along SH 202 with big trees, nice open areas and lots of game. 

Price: $2,550,000 


Dos Lagos 

1,053± Acres | Kenedy County | Property ID: 944412 

Offering 1,053 acres with very large neighbors. Incredible hunting 

with deer, nilgai, turkey, dove, and quail. This is part of the best 

motte country in South Texas.


www.SouthTexasRanchGroup.com | jwallacerealestate@sbcglobal.net | (361) 442-1001 

John Wallace/Broker | 453 Robert Drive | Corpus Christi, Texas 78412 

705 Acres Near Junction, Texas 


705 acres in Junction, Texas, along the North Llano River. Lots of 

gorgeous river frontage, an incredible house, big hills, steep canyons, 

and springs. The live springs and river frontage give the ranch a unique 

blend of rugged Hill Country with lots of live water. Hunting is superb 

with trophy south Texas whitetail genetics introduced five years ago. 

Price: $3,195,000 

535 Acres Near Orange Grove 

535± Acres | Jim Wells County | Property ID: 1120942 

535 acres, *Producing Minerals* Jim Wells and Nueces Counties, a short distance 

west of Corpus Christi. The property has large neighbors, big deer, great bird hunting 

and is equipped with a newly renovated house. Several water wells and ponds add to 

the unique terrain that includes a large creek with large oak trees. The property also 

comes with 50% of the minerals/royalty with five producing gas wells. A great ranch 

with oil/gas income. Price: $2,500,000 

Great Get-A-Way 

540± Acres | Bee County 


540 acres in Beeville, Texas. A great 

get away. An oak tree lined entry leads 

you to a newly remodeled spanish 

style home, with saltillo tile floors, 

granite countertops, an oversized 

fireplace, screen porch, pool, a 

guest house and a foreman’s house. 

This place is built for entertaining! 

Price: $3,500,000 

575 Acres 

on Baffin Bay 

575± Acres 

Kleberg County 

Contract pending. 575 acres on 

Cayo De Grullo and Baffin Bay. 

What a unique opportunity to own 

a ranch outside of Kingsville, near 

the King’s Inn, on the water and 

covered with great south Texas 

brush. Mobile home, barn and 

water wells add to the property. 

208 Acres West of Kingsville 

208± Acres | Duval County 


208 acres, west of Kingsville, high fenced, huge 

whitetail, lots of exotics, and a nice cabin and barn. 

The tract of great south Texas brush, also has water 

wells and a small pond. Turnkey deal. They have 

done the work, now you get to enjoy their labor. 

Price: $645,000 


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Vester 

Ranch Sales 

S a m V e s t e r & J o e W i l s o n 

Sam Vester 

Joe Wilson | (214) 784-3725 | www.JCWilsonInt.com | jcwilson@jcwilsonint.com 

Venado Grande Ranch 

3,664-12,158± Acres | Knox County | Property ID: 1128732 

Venado Grande Ranch is an outstanding North West Texas hunting ranch known for excellent trophy whitetail 

deer, turkeys, doves, quail, ducks and wild hogs. The ranch can be sold as one track of 12,158 acres or broken 

into three separate tracks of 3,664, 4055 or 4439 acres. Two of the three tracts of land have not been hunted in 

more than 20 years. The majority of the land is rolling with scattered cedar & mesquite tree cover. There are eight 

pastures and 150 acres previously planted in wheat. The ranch usually carries about 35 acres per animal unit or 

300 mother cows. Most of the ranch is a strong red sandy loam soil ... the best. The primary source of water on the 

ranch is supplied by the Cottle King Water supply. There are many stock ponds with some being large and stocked 

with fish. Over six miles of Wichita River meanders though the northwest quadrant of the ranch. Venado Grande 

is conveniently located approximately 180 miles west of Dallas/Ft Worth Metroplex, 102 miles north of Abilene, 

119 miles east of Lubbock and 215 miles southeast of Amarillo. From Benjamin Texas proceed west on Hwy 82 

for 8.5 miles the property fronts the right side of Hwy 82. ALL of sellers Mineral will be conveyed. Price $750.00 

per acre. www.VenadoGrandeRanch.info 


S a m V e s t e r & J o e W i l s o n 

Sam Vester 

Joe Wilson | (214) 784-3725 | www.JCWilsonInt.com | jcwilson@jcwilsonint.com 

Vester 

Ranch Sales 

Jabali Ranch 

6,779± Acres | La Salle County | Property ID: 1113912 

6779± acres in the heart of big deer country with five star 

improvements. Enclosed with an eight foot high fence and under 

management for 17 years. This ranch has white tail bucks that score 

over 200 Boone and and Crocket. Lots of wild hogs, turkey, quail 

and doves. No oil or gas production or drilling. Best ranch for sale in 

South Texas. Price $15,000,000. www.JabaliRanch.info 


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W a l l e r C o u n t y L a n d C o m pa n y 

www.WallerCountyLand.com | broker@wallercountyland.com | (936) 372-9181, (979) 826-4133 

P.O. Box 1274 | 40040 Hempstead Highway | Waller, Texas, 77484 

TJM Ranch 

350± Acres | Waller County | Property ID: 1092233 

This magnificent ranch in beautiful northwest Waller County is just minutes from Highway 

290. The long paved tree-lined drive leads to a sprawling 5,773 square foot main residence 

with six bedrooms, five full baths, two living areas, study, game room, a large island kitchen, 

custom stone fireplace in the family room and a fully equipped guest suite. It is tastefully 

landscaped and has an attached three-car carport. This home offers great space for outdoor 

living with a full wrap-around covered porch and a huge covered back patio overlooking the 

heated pool and spa. The property includes a three bedroom, one bath guest cottage with 

pool, a two bedroom, one bath guest house/office, barn, two equipment sheds and a 2,800 

foot grass runway. With five ponds, rolling terrain, scattered trees, extensive fencing, two 

separate entrances and pastoral views, this working ranch offers the very best in country 

living. Price: $4,100,000 

Country Charmer 

40.66± Acres | Waller County | Property ID: 991316 

This comfortable 2,413 square foot three bedroom, two-and-a-half 

bath home is secluded on 41 unrestricted acres in a park-like setting. 

It is loaded with designer updates and includes two wood burning 

fireplaces, island kitchen, crown molding and pine and laminate 

wood floors. The property features beautifully designed gardens and 

lush landscaping, extensive lighting, pool with waterfall, conversation 

pool, extensive brick and tile walkways, BBQ patio, covered party 

pavilion and a 30-zone sprinkler system. There is a three bedroom, 

one bath guest quarters/office, shop with concrete floor, two 

greenhouses, stocked lake, scattered trees, hay meadow and wooded 

areas. A rare find! Price: $679,000 

Double Vision Ranch 


The classic New England Salt Box structure features a first class stable on the ground floor 

and an impressive one-of-a-kind three bedroom, two bath home on the second floor. Loaded 

with custom features and architectural elements you won’t find anywhere else, this home 

boasts impeccable taste throughout. The spacious open floor plan features large rooms, 

gorgeous island kitchen, imported antique old world doors and windows, handscraped 

laminate wood floors and a screened-in veranda. The stable features six 12' x 12' stalls 

and a 12' x 24' foaling stall, air conditioned tack room, half bath, shower, wash rack and a 

concrete center isle that offers garage space for three vehicles. It is fenced and cross-fenced 

with scattered trees, a lighted J. W. Hall 90' round pen, lighted roping arena, paddocks and 

“no climb” horse wire on all perimeter fencing. Country Living at its best! Price: $699,000 


Oak Creek Ranch 


Beautiful Oak Creek Ranch is in a quiet scenic area of Waller County. 

The stately two story, five bedroom, two-and-a-half bath farmhouse 

was built around 1960. It boasts large rooms, covered porches and 

needs some updating. This property is gently rolling with lots of 

wildlife, beautiful views and numerous choice home sites. It is fenced 

and cross-fenced with a 12-stall barn, a large implement storage/hay 

barn with loafing shed, wooded areas, open pastures, a live running 

creek and six ponds. This magnificent unrestricted property fronts two 

roads and has great potential for a country subdivision or a magnificent 

location for your new country home. Price: $10,500 per acre


www.WallerCountyLand.com | broker@wallercountyland.com | (936) 372-9181, (979) 826-4133 

P.O. Box 1274 | 40040 Hempstead Highway | Waller, Texas, 77484 

47 Acre Tomball Ranch 

47± Acres | Harris County | Property ID: 1131374 

The custom gated entrance, tree-lined drive and twin lighted lakes with fountains are just the introduction 

to this impressive and stunning Tuscan style home. This custom designed well appointed four bedroom, 

four bath home with 8,475 square feet features elegant formals, two staircases, wine room, a stateof-the-art 

gourmet kitchen, three fireplaces, three half baths, study, media room, upstairs game room 

with bar and a balcony, large extra room, central vacuum system, decorative ceilings, crown molding 

and custom built-ins throughout. The master suite is truly an owner’s retreat. It features soothing warm 

tones, arched openings, a sitting area with fireplace and a master bath that is as luxurious as a European 

spa. The exterior of this home offers resort style living with a gorgeous heated and chilled pool and spa 

in a fully landscaped tropical setting. The outdoor kitchen and living area is an entertainer’s delight. It has 

granite counter tops and is fully equipped with stainless steel grill, searing station, rotisserie, BBQ pit, 

gas boiler, ice maker and refrigerator as well as a brick pizza oven, plus a large wood burning fireplace, 

HDTV, half bath and outdoor shower. There is a first class 12-stall horse barn with 12' x 14' stalls, office 

with half bath and shower, tack room and feed room. The large lighted arena and charming arena-side 

cantina is perfect for hosting events. There is plenty of room to store your equipment in the large utility 

building complete with RV garage and quarters. This incredible property is well located with easy access 

to US Highway 290, State Highway 249 and future Grand Parkway. Offered by Waller County Land 

Company for $2,955,000 or $2,330,000 for approximately 22 acres with all improvements. 


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D av i s V e r n o n R e a l E s t at e 

www.DavisVernon.com | info@davisvernon.com | (940) 552-0500 

Dane Mount/Broker | 1011 Hillcrest Drive | Vernon, Texas 76384 

Happy Vista Ranch 

1,648± Acres | Armstrong County | Property ID: 1037921 

The Happy Vista Ranch is located just northeast of Wayside in the Palo Duro 

Canyon. This is a one-of-a-kind ranch that has approximately eight miles of 

canyon rim with the Palo Duro and Happy Canyon. This ranch is surrounded 

by beautiful canyon views, rugged terrain and great hunting. The Prairie Dog 

Town Fork of the Red River runs through the Palo Duro Canyon to the north, 

and Happy Creek runs through Happy Canyon on the south side of the ranch. 

The majority of the ranch is flat and is surrounded by the canyons. It is real 

rare to find a property with this much canyon rim. Priced at $2,250 per acre!! 

Burdett Ranch 

2,537± Acres | Cottle County | Property ID: 231315 

Great hunting ranch, located between the towns of Childress and Paducah, on the 

Pease River! This ranch lies on both sides of the river, with approximately 1,500 

acres on the north side, and 1,000 acres on the south. The Pease winds through 

two miles of this property. The ranch is surrounded by other large places as well, 

and joins the historic 37,000-acre Buckle L Ranch on the north, the Rice Ranch 

on the east, and other large tracts. This is an exceptional hunting ranch with 

trophy whitetail and mule deer. Price: $2,473,575, or $975 per acre 

Roadrunner Ranch 

760± Acres | Hardeman County | Property ID: 1047323 

The Roadrunner Ranch is a 1/4 mile north of the Pease River. The ranch is surrounded by other large ranches such as the Lazy 

U (13,000 acre) to the east and the Triangle Ranch on the south side of the river. This is the 7L Camp of the Triangles, and 

it is over 50,000 acres. These large ranches and minimal hunting pressure is part of the reason this is trophy whitetail and 

mule deer country. Hardeman county has a history of producing trophy deer, and this is one of the best areas of the county. 

The Roadrunner Ranch is highly improved with a nice three-bedroom, one bath cabin, blinds, feeders and food plots in place 

and ready to hunt now. The ranch is well-watered with two spring-fed canyons, that run through the middle of the ranch, earth 

tanks and two water wells. This ranch is unique in the diverse species of wildlife that are common in the area. On top of trophy 

deer hunting, the ranch has also produced trophy aoudad, great turkey, quail and dove hunting, as well. If you are looking for 

a great turn-key hunting ranch that is ready to enjoy, then you need to see the Roadrunner Ranch. Price: $1,425 per acre 


T e r r y Wo o t a n R e a l E s t at e 

www.TerryWootanRealEstate.com | courtney@terrywootan.com | (325) 247-5711 

Terry Wootan | 506 West Young | Llano, Texas 78643 

Terry Wootan 

Real Estate 

Hill Country Ranch Finders 

San Saba River Ranch 

6,500± Acres | Menard County | Property ID: 1111577 

Located near Fort McKavett, this ranch has it all for someone looking for a Hill Country Gem. These 6,500± 

acres offers two-and-a-half miles of spring-fed, San Saba River frontage. The river offers large, deep holes for 

using a boat, or other recreational water vehicles. Panoramic views of the river basin and beautiful, rolling Hill 

Country. Hunting ranch EXTRAORDINAIRE!! True, trophy, native genetic whitetail deer, boasting 170-200 

B&C under the perimeter game fencing. Turkey hunting is exceptional, along with dove, quail, and other native 

varmints. Fishing along the banks of the San Saba River. Pride of ownership is evident throughout the 6,500 

acres. The ranch has been in the same family for 30+ years and the owners have won soil conservation awards 

during their tenure. Rustic, rock river house, with views of water, main residence, guest quarters, foreman’s 

home, caliche road system, large Quonset barn, and more!!!! This is true, rancher’s ranch. Call for more details! 

Price: $3,060 per acre. Contact Joe David Yates for more details at (512) 567-3036. 

Granite Quarry Ranch 

120± Acres | Llano Co. | Prop. ID: 1120144 

Close to Llano, Granite Quarry for fishing, home, 

excellent hunting. Price: $636,000 

Magill Creek Ranch 


Awesome main home, Magill Creek, excellent 

hunting. Price: $3,931,250 

CO RD 411B Ranch 

109± Acres | San Saba Co. | Prop. ID: 1102940 

Secluded, cabin, improved pasture, storybook 

property. Price: $530,468 

Indian Bend River Property 

1.4± Acres | Llano Co. | Prop. ID: 1125767 

The perfect weekend getaway! Llano River frontage with 

a 3bd/2ba home w/views deluxe. Price: $219,500 

Turkey Hollow Ranch 

639± Acres | Sutton Co. | Prop. ID: 1072030 

Main Residence, perfect hunting retreat, cabin. 

Price: $1,373,850 

Grape Creek Ranch 


Unique granite outcrops, wet weather creek, views, 

hunting. Price: $1,056,000 


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Bar Triangle E 

114.80± Acres | Walker County | Property ID: 992996 

This amazing Texas ranch will exceed all of your expectations. The 

6,303-square-foot home was completed in 2009 and has four 

bedrooms, five-and-a-half baths, game room, media room, exercise 

room, fabulous pool and superior quality craftsmanship in every 

aspect. Equestrian amenities include a beautiful barn with apartment, 

arena, pipe pens, etc. The property is fenced and cross fenced, has 

gated entrance, concrete drives, pond, lake and beautiful views. 

There is a summer kitchen, outdoor fireplace, sweeping porches 

and so much more. Let us show you this exceptional property. Price: 

$1,995,000 

M a r k h a m R e a lt y , i n c 

www.MarkhamRealty.com | contact@markhamrealty.com | (936) 295-5989 

2715 11th Street | Huntsville, Texas 77340 

Superior Quality Ranch 


Just an hour from Houston, in the hills of Huntsville, this beautiful property is 

ready for a new owner! The setting is private, the property is scenic and the home 

is immaculate! With 5,646 square feet of living space, the floor plan is open and 

features four spacious bedrooms, two large living areas, study, hobby room, and a 

fantastic kitchen with top of the line appliances. Skilled craftsmanship is apparent 

in every detail. Strategic lighting and amazing windows combine to show off these 

features. The property is fenced and cross fenced, has a 36’ x 36’ horse barn with 

12’ overhangs, concrete floor, wash rack and more. The rolling pastureland is in 

improved grasses and there are three ponds and scattered hardwoods. Completed 

in 2009, this home and property shouldn’t be missed. Price: $1,275,000 

County Line Ranch 


You will not be disappointed! This fantastic ranch property is well planned and 

in tip top condition. Gated entrance, two ponds, gently rolling, fenced, covered 

RV storage, huge workshop, barn, stalls. Great floor plan with open concept 

design, high ceilings, wood laminate floors, tile flooring, big island kitchen and 

so much more! Great porches lead to beautiful pool with hot tub and covered 

seating area. Great landscaping, very well maintained and ready for new owner! 

Price: $625,000 


Livewire Ranch 


Fabulous 2604 square foot home built in 1997 situated on 58.31± acres. 

Home has new lifetime warranty shingle roof with tech shield decking and an 

energy efficient AC unit. Open concept design, island kitchen, and gorgeous 

limestone fireplace that is all well-maintained. Outside barn features office, hot 

water heater, chicken house, and five carports. Property also features beautiful 

back porch, and sprinkler system. This is an ideal country getaway and definitely 

a must-see. Price: $549,500

N i n e B a r L a n d & C at t l e 

www.WeSellRanchLand.com | timdockal@verizon.net | (325) 347-8020 office | (325) 347-2571 mobile 

Helen Dockal/Broker | PO Box 1050 | 705 San Antonio, Hwy. 87 S | Mason, Texas 76856 

Fredonia Ranch 

256± Acres | San Saba County | Property ID: 1052017 

This is a solid recreational/livestock ranch located in Southwest San Saba County – where you seldom see land for sale. Just two miles off the pavement with easy 

CR access, the live oak covered country features rolling hill country with some old cultivation – great for food plots or improved grasses. One equipped water well, 

numerous tanks, a wet weather creek and draw with potential for a nice water feature. Property is loaded with deer, turkey and feral hogs! An additional 375 acres 

is available. Price: $678,400 

Art, Texas Ranch 

333± Acres | Mason County 


330± acres located near Art, Texas, with FM 1900 

highway frontage. Rolling terrain with plenty of live 

oak and post oak trees along with other scattered 

brush creating an excellent habitat for whitetail 

deer and other wildlife. The northwest portion of 

the property encompasses a high rough hill with 

panoramic views of the Hill Country. Two wet 

weather creeks and several dirt tanks and spreader 

dams furnish water. There is not a well, however 

a well site has been established and electricity is 

nearby. If you are looking for a classic Mason County 

ranch look no further. This ranch has all the qualities 

Mason County is noted for – from its scenic beauty 

and productivity, plus it’s great location, this ranch 

has all that and more!. Price: $915,750 


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H i l l C o u n t r y R e a l E s t at e l l c 

WardWhitworth.com | ward@hillcountryrealestatellc.com | (210) 215-7790 

Ward Whitworth/Broker | 702 College Street | Junction, Texas 76849 

James River Springs Ranch 

1,234± Acres | Kimble County 


Hill Country Diamond. The most diverse ranch available in the 

area. James River springs erupt and flow over 3,000 feet through 

a beautiful tree-lined stream bed. Balance of the ranch is timbered 

in live oak and red oaks and very little juniper. This ranch has 

springs, live water, timber, long range views, history, wildlife, four 

water wells (all with pumps) and excellent distribution of power. A 

modest home and barn make this incredible ranch ready to use. A 

rare offering. Call now!!! 

Blue Mountain Ranch 


A Hill Country ranch with a south Texas accent. This is an excellent wildlife and 

livestock ranch. Blacktop frontage. Ranch is characterized by a few nice hills 

outcropping from the Blue Mountains and a dry creek that bisects the ranch. Two 

water wells with power and submersible pumps. If you’re looking for a ranch to 

high fence with potential to grow big deer, you’ve found it. Reduced to sell at 

$2,250 per acre. Price: $3,550,500 


North Llano River Retreat 

16.89± Acres | Kimble County | Property ID: 911751 

Over 414 feet of Beautiful North Llano river front. Beautiful views of surrounding 

hills, pecan bottom across the river, and plenty of wild game. Beautiful clear 

water that you can see the fish from all along the river bank. Seller wants offers! 

Price reduced to $219,000

David Little 

Real Estate, inc 

Helm Land & Cattle 

www.HelmLandandCattle.com | (903) 438-6818 

Jonas Helm | helmracing@hotmail.com 

Henderson Farm 

16± Acres | Morris County | Property ID: 1127559 

Located just 10 miles east of Mount Pleasant sits this gorgeous 16-acre horse farm full 

of improvements and amenities. With two rock and log exterior houses this property 

longs for you to call it home. This immaculate horse farm has a fully enclosed, lighted and 

insulated metal building, complete with a calf roping pen located inside the building. Also 

included inside the building is a box with adjustable bump bar, a holding pen, 10 stalls, 

wash rack/tack room, and hay and storage loft. A secondary large outdoor arena with 

boxes and chutes complements this property. With numerous working pens, a metal 

shop that can be converted into an apartment, horse walkers, and a spacious horse barn 

with four stalls and two feed/tack rooms, this property is a horse lover’s dream. With so 

many amenities and two beautiful houses, this property is a must see. Price: $825,000 

Gaskin Farms 

167.86± Acres | Morris County | Property ID: 1078602 

A mile and a half south of Naples, and 45 miles from Texarkana, this beautiful 167.86-acre farm can be found. This property has four ponds and a seasonal creek to supply the 

water for the property. With road frontage on three sides, rolling terrain, and multiple building sites, the possibilities here are endless. Price: $360,899 or $2,150 per acre 


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C a r p e n t e r R e a l E s t at e 

www.JWCarpenter.com | jw3@jwcarpenter.com | (432) 837-3325 

John W. Carpenter/Broker | 708 East Avenue E | Alpine, Texas 79830 

Woodward Ranch 

2,197± Acres 

Brewster County 

Located just 14 miles 

south of Alpine, Texas, 

this 2,197±-acre ranch 

features two live running 

creeks, scenic rolling 

mountains and canyons, 

mule and whitetail deer, 

highway frontage, exceptional views and is home of some of the largest varieties of 

agate! Price: $2,500 per acre 

#35 Quail Ridge Court, Sierra la Rana, Alpine, Texas 

10.55± Acres | Brewster County 

New construction sits on 

10.55± acres, is approximately 

4,070 square feet 

with amenities that include 

flagstone and oak floors, 

granite countertops, cathedral 

pine ceilings, large outside 

fireplace and outside 

shower. Features wonderful 

mountain and city views. 

Price: $1,250,000 

1112 Loop Rd, Alpine, Texas 

177.29± Acres | Brewster County 

Exceptional mountain-top home sits on 177.29± acres, while overlooking Alpine with 

panoramic views. Home features three bedrooms, four baths and is approximately 3,575 

square feet. Home is also very spacious and private with amenities that include Saltillo tile 

floors, vaulted beam ceilings, and a kiva fireplace in the master bedroom. Price: $849,900 


K e l l e r W i l l i a m s Fa r m a n d R a n c h G r o u p 

Rick Doak/Agent | jrdoak@kw.com | (361) 243-1040 

Laurie McNevin | laurislistings@yahoo.com | (512) 439-7765 Work | (310) 924-2402 Mobile 

1921 Lohmans Crossing, Suite 100 | Austin, Texas 78734 

Lucky Stripes Ranch 

50± Acres | Wood County 


An equestrians dream ranch. 50± acres near Mineola 

Texas in Woods County, one hour east of Dallas. 

Beautiful property with incredible landscaping, and 

a large lake in the front of the main house. The lake 

is fed by an artesian spring that the old timers say towns people used to come 

out and get their water from years ago. The lake is stocked with Catfish, perch, 

crappie, and bass. The property has a main ranch house and another seven 

guest houses and living quarters in the new show horse barn. This is a truly 

first-class equestrian facility that can be used for multiple equestrian venues. 

The barn is sate of the art with living quarters above. Great entertaining area 

overlooking the arena. Several of the homes are used as offices and the property 

could easily be used as business or convention, or B & B facility. There is also an 

exotic animal preserve with well-built pens on the property currently housing 

several Tigers. Call agents for additional details. Rick Doak (361) 243-1040 

and Lauri Mcnevin (512) 439-7765. 


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V I P C o u n t r y P r o p e r t i e s 

www.VIPCountry.net | info@vipcountry.net | (979) 865-9459 office 

PO Box 582 | Bellville, Texas 77418 

Wishing Star 

30± Acres | Washington County | Property ID: 1126569 

The approach from the road gives but a hint of the beautiful view from this four bedroom, three-andone-half 

bath house with elegant architectural details ideally placed on the highest point on these 

attractive 30± acres. This pristine property not only highlights incredible distant views, but also 

features lush rolling land and a wet-weather creek meandering through a ribbon of mature trees. 

Price: $995,000. Additional acreage available. 

Winchester Peak Ranch 

249± Acres | Fayette County 


Near the small town of Winchester, these 249± acres 

of rugged Texas land boast a good mix of open areas 

for grazing livestock and heavy woods filled with native 

wildlife. Interior roads, trails, a lake, ponds, a seasonal 

creek, fantastic views, numerous building sites, road 

frontage on FM 153, and electricity combine to make this 

property a must see. Price: $1,471,224 

The Meadows 

15± Acres | Washington County 


This perfect getaway on FM 1155 is an easy 

drive from Houston. These 15± acres consist of 

a beautiful country meadow and a charming farm 

house overlooking a pond. Completely furnished 

and accented with easy care landscaping, this 

2008 farm house captures a classic Chappell 

Hill vista embraced by a view of nearby rolling 

hills and trees. Price: $545,000 


Creek Bend Ranch 

92± Acres | Colorado County 


This 93± acre property boasts numerous 

amenities including easy commuter access to 

I-10, a nice building site on top of a hill, rustic 

barn, working pens, electricity, well, recent 

fencing, long road frontage on both a paved 

farm to market road and a paved county road, 

grazing pasture, pond, creek, birds and wildlife. 

Price: $927,350 

Sentinel Hill 

37± Acres | Austin County 


A winding road from a gated entry gently climbs improved 

pastures framed by board fencing until it reaches the 

stately hill top home on these 37± acres. The ranch also 

features a swimming pool with gazebos, a four stall horse 

barn with tack room, equipment barn, loafing sheds in 

the pastures fenced for horses, a dressage arena, a fruit 

orchard and beautiful trees. Price: $999,000. Additional 

acreage available.

B i l l J o h n s o n & A s s o c i at e s 

www.BJRE.com | billjohnson@bjre.com | (979) 865-5969 

William R. Johnson, Jr./Broker | 420 East Main Street | Bellville, Texas 77418 

Bill Johnson 

& Associates 

Real Estate Company 

Lee Ranch 

767.45± Acres | Colorado County 


This 767.45±-acre working ranch between 

Columbus and Rock Island is gently rolling with 

sandy soil, has seven ponds, a seasonal creek, 

mature oak trees, improved grasses and bountiful 

wildlife. Various barns, other outbuildings and pens 

enhance the daily operation of this working ranch. 

The five-bath ranch home, built in 2009, has over 

4,000 square feet of living area, two fireplaces and 

a spacious island kitchen perfect for entertaining. 

A stone fire pit with seating is convenient to the 

home. Come and enjoy life in the country! Price: 

$3,450,000 

Belle Meade Farm 

93.04± Acres | Austin County 


Near Brenham, this historic three-story home, 

situated at the crest of a high hill, was originally 

built in the early 1900’s and has been elegantly 

restored to its present state. Views from the 

home’s wraparound porches include the manicured, 

landscaped grounds descending toward the bulkheaded 

lake, lighted pool with a rock waterfall/ 

slide and hot tub, an octagon cedar pavilion and 

a richly landscaped patio. A charming guest home 

with unique privacy rounds out the magnificent 

improvements within the Belle Meade Compound. 

Price: $2,200,000 

Lane’s End-Texas 

301.23± Acres | Waller County 

A Division of Lane’s End Farm, Versailles, Kentucky. 

This renowned thoroughbred horse breeding and 

training facility is home to Valid Expectations, leading 

sire in the Lone Star State for the past eleven years. 

Less than an hour from Houston, the ranch has 

approximately one-and-a-half miles of paved road 

frontage, 15 miles of board fencing and over a mile of 

paved inner ranch roads allowing easy access to the 

26 paddocks, barns, homes and other improvements. 

Lane’s End-Texas also offers excellent development 

potential, being located in a fast developing residential 

neighborhood a few miles off both Highway 290 

and Highway 6. Lane’s End-Texas – A Rewarding 

Opportunity!!! Price: $3,850,000 

Walking T Ranch, Cat Spring 



An easy commute from Houston or Austin makes 

this property the perfect weekend retreat or a place 

to call home. Located near much desired Cat Spring, 

this 94.82±-acre property boasts a sparkling 13- 

acre stocked lake with several fishing piers. Build 

your dream home on the existing engineered home 

site overlooking the magnificent lake or settle into 

the c. 1867 farmhouse. This vintage cypress home 

with a wraparound porch on three sides, was moved 

onto the property and remodeled in 2003. Life in 

the Country is waiting for you! Price: $1,600,000 

Windsong Farm, Round Top 



A charming 19.9± acres bordered on the back by 

Rocky Creek. Located amidst Round Top’s antique 

activities, this property has strong commercial 

and/or residential potential while providing its 

owner with a fine three-bedroom, two-and-ahalf-bath 

brick home, in-ground pool with pool 

house, pecan orchard, an old barn and wooded 

walking trails along the creek. A MUST SEE! 

Price: $789,000 

Cloudy Creek Farm 



This outstanding 109.26± acres is just south of 

Chappell Hill. With Caney Creek and Cloud’s Branch 

as a boundary, this property is gently rolling with two 

barns, pens, lush coastal grasses and sandy terrain. 

Large oak, pecan and black walnut trees enhance the 

beauty of this property. A serene four-acre stocked 

lake is visible from the perfect homesite, now with 

a modular home in a large grove of trees. Feed plots 

along Caney Creek and Cloud’s Branch, regularly 

attract various species of wildlife. Privacy is one of 

the most cherished features enjoyed by all who enter 

the gate of Cloudy Creek Farm. Price: $1,210,000 


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Conlee Real Estate - Keller Williams Realty 

www.ConleeRealEstate.com | conleerealestate@yahoo.com | (325) 347-7757 

Craig D. Conlee | PO Box 1810 | Mason, Texas 76856 

Las Piedras Ranch Real County 

646± Acres | Real County 


The quintessential hunting and recreational ranch in 

Real County. Close to Garvin’s Store and surrounded 

by large neighbors, Sanchez and Knob Creeks 

provide habitat for whitetail, axis, sika, fallow and elk, 

while mouflan and aoudad roam the steep hillsides. A 

great headquarters house and guest house sleep 12 

easy. There are 12 corporate blinds, timed feeders, 

and protein feeders. Privacy and seclusion at this 

end-of-the-road ranch yet underground telephone 

lines service the main house. The perfect family or 

company retreat. Price: $1,475,000 

Noel Ranch Sabinal River Place 

411.47± Acres | Bandera County 


This ranch has it all: hunting, river, hay fields. Located on the Sabinal River and uniquely positioned in the canyon between Vanderpool and Utopia. Noel Ranch has 1.33 miles of 

Hwy. 187, 3,300 feet of both sides of the Sabinal River, and two cabins on the river. River with highway frontage (could be subdivided into river lots) and three great springs feeding 

the river from this property. A 240-acre mountain with a 500-foot elevation change makes for great hunting. Two tillable fields for forage crops. Better hurry! Price: $2,880,221 


L i n d a C a r t e r R a n c h B r o k e r 

www.LindasLand.com | lindasland@gmail.com | (800) 659-1333 

Linda Carter/Broker | 225 Larry Drive | Longview, Texas 75605 

Howard County Ranch 

6,400± Acres | Howard County 


PRICE REDUCED. This beautiful 10 section 

ranch has not been hunted on in over 17 

years, there is an abundance of wildlife 

on the property including deer, turkey and 

quail. The incredible maintained landscaping goes about 1/4 mile all the way down the paved, tree lined driveway to the 

beautiful 7,800 square foot main home with native plants and grass surrounding the home with Fusque grass in the 

backyard. The main home has smoky mountain rock and wood on the exterior and has three bedrooms, two-and-a-half 

baths, plus an additional 1/4 bath in the office and 1/4 bath in the basement. There are three fireplaces and very large 

windows throughout the home in addition there is an office, dining area and kitchen, garden room, formal dining room 

and den. The entire home is electric and the basement and garage are both heated and air conditioned. The CRMWD 

water lines run across the ranch from east to west watering the yard and the grounds. If you have horses this is the ranch 

for you! Improvements–There are several improvements on this beautiful ranch including the 7,800 square foot main 

home, the air conditioned and heated shop building that is 40x125x12 feet, an 800 foot victorian building, a workshop 

that is 100x20 foot with attached storage buiding that is 20x50x20 foot, a 14 stall horse barn that is 36x156x12 foot that includes an office and bathroom, a 

covered riding arena that is 100x225x16 foot, three steel sheds with gutters that were built in 2003 and an overhead feeder in the cow lot, a 200x400 foot roping 

arena with pipe fencing and the foremans home. A pond in the backyard of the main home on the home section, two small lakes on the nine sections, Bealls creek run 

through the property from west to east and there are 19 dirt tanks. Price: $5,500,000 

South Mountain Ranch 

3,840± Acres | Howard County 


South Mountain Ranch is a six section ranch 

that has incredible elevation changes due to 

South Mountain. The views from the top of 

the mountain are absolutely breathtaking, 

all in native pasture. The cattle are watered 

by 100 acre evaporation lake, known as 

The Red River Reserve Lake that is owned 

by the Colorado River Municipal Water 

District. There are four wind generators that 

are included in the purchase of the property 

that provide an income of approximately 

$35,000- $40,000 annually. The wind generators encompass approximately 80 acres that includes the top of South 

Mountain. There is a substation included on the 80 acres that provides an income of $4,000 annually at the base of 

South Mountain. This is a ranch that has excellent hunting including deer, turkey, blue and bobwhite quail. An oil top 

road leads to the entrance of the ranch, and there is an excellent rock road leading from the entrance of the property 

to the top of South Mountain. Wildlife includes deer, turkey, blues and bobwhite quail. There is a 100 acre Red River 

Reserve Lake owned by the Colorado River Municipal Water District and community water supply. All wind rights 

and wind generators. No hydrocarbons with the ranch. South Mountain Ranch is approximately four miles south of 

Interstate 20. Price: $2,304,000 


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W i l s o n - J o n e s P r o p e r t i e s , i n c . 

Robert C. Wilson, III/Linda D. Jones | ld.jones@sbcglobal.net | (713) 826-4534 

3421 Mount Vernon | Houston, Texas 77006 

Cleghorn Ranch 


Extraordinary opportunity to own a turnkey game hunting and deer breeding ranch located one 

hour from Austin and two hours from Houston. This diverse and versatile ranch enjoys the perfect 

combination of picturesque lakes, improved pastures, grassy meadows and heavy wooded areas 

for wildlife. Several wet weather creeks traverse the ranch along with accessible roads and trails 

throughout. Improvements include a one story house, guest cabins, equipment barn and horse 

barn. Central to the deer breeding business is a 20-acre facility with pens, deer handler, and 

treatment and recovery rooms along with guest quarters, game room and office. 500 acres is high 

fenced with many varieties of exotics and genetically improved whitetail. For an additional price, 

owner will sell 110± DNA registered whitetail bred to top producing trophy sires (Maxbo, Maxbo 

727, Energizer, Express and Kid Rock) Please call for more information. Price $7,000,000 


P e r r y B u s h o n g R e a l E s t at e 

www.PBushongRealEstate.com | janebrown@hctc.net | (830) 640-3383 

Perry Bushong/Broker | Jane Bushong Brown/Broker Associate | 661 Bushong Rd | Mountain Home, Texas 78058 

Divide Ranch 


This ranch is located in the highly desirable area 

known as the Divide, which includes northern Real 

and western Kerr Counties. It is located 45 minutes 

west of Kerrville with access off Hwy 83. The ranch 

is loaded with whitetail, axis, dove and turkey, also 

a few blackbuck and sika. Improvements include a 

water well, high fence, barns and pens. The ranch 

has a gentle roll to it and is covered in beautiful 

liveoak trees, shinoak and live oak brush with very 

little cedar. Price: $1,288,600 

Real County Ranch 


This beautiful Hill Country property is in the highly desirable area in northern Real and western 

Kerr Counties known as the Divide which is famous for its excellent hunting and gently rolling 

terrain. The ranch is about one hour west 

of Kerrville with frontage on paved RR 

3235. Game is abundant with whitetail, 

axis, mouflon/Corsican rams, blackbuck, 

dove and turkey. There is a water well, 

electricity, barn and perimeter fence. 

The property has state classified mineral 

ownership. Price: $496,490 

Pinon Pass Ranch 

4,048± Acres | Edwards County | Property ID: 1020845 

Pinon Pass is located 30 miles west of Rocksprings in an area offering some of the most 

reasonably priced land in the Hill Country. The headquarters consists of a wonderful old threebedroom, 

two-bath ranch house of native 

rock with new electrical wiring and plumbing; 

a charming guest house; barns and pens; 

three wells. Beautiful pinon trees dot the 

landscape, giving the ranch its name. $1,275 

per acre. The 1,073-acre pasture on the 

south end of this ranch is available by itself 

for $1,200 per acre. Price: $5,161,200 

CRD Ranch 

529± Acres | Edwards County | Property ID: 1039000 

This great game ranch is located in northeastern Edwards County, just across the Kerr County 

line in the area known as the Divide. Hunting 

opportunities abound for whitetail, axis, fallow, 

sika, blackbuck, turkey and hogs. The ranch 

has a very comfortable, newly remodeled 

three-bedroom, two-bath mobile home with 

a large deck shaded by beautiful live oaks, 

two water wells, game fence and good road 

system. Not part of a subdivision and no deed 

restrictions. Price: $1,150,575 


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K u y k e n d a l l L a n d C o m pa n y 

Marshall E. Kuykendall/Broker | www.KuykendallLand.com | bmkuy@austin.rr.com | (512) 894-3890 

Scott Daves/Broker | Stanberry Commercial Realtors | scott@stanberry.com | (512) 894-3488 

Middle Creek Ranch 

288.84± Acres | Blanco County | Property ID: 1047053 

288.84 acres on the south side of Highway 290 about five miles west of Henly, Texas. Directly across from 

the Byram Ranch with the same entrance as the Clear Rock Ranch. 

This property can be divided. 101.60 acres with tremendous views over looking the Middle Creek valley. 

Fine private roads through-out. This tract has several excellent building sites with five to 10 mile views. 

187.24 acres down with fabulous Middle Creek with 2,000 feet of both sides of the creek with two 

magnificent rock dams. The private road also crosses a very large dirt dam and lake that is about 35 feet 

deep and stocked with fish. 

A very nice utility metal barn is situated down close to the creek for equipment storage with electricity. This 

beautiful ranch is prime game habitat and has a very good population of deer, turkey and birds, plus two 

blue-eyed burros. The ranch is currently under an Ag. Tax Evaluation, listed as Game Management. The total 

taxes for 2010-2011 were: $2820.71. This information is for general use only and is not a legal document. 

Contact an attorney for any specific legal information needed. Price: $2,800,000 


U n i t e d C o u n t r y - T e x a s L a n d & R a n c h 

www.UnitedTexasLand.com | cody@unitedtexasland.com | (903) 723-1117 

Cody Harris/Broker Associate | 100 Avenue A | Palestine, Texas 75801 

Sprawling Recreational Ranch Close to Dallas 

616± Acres | Anderson County | Property ID: 1067135 

Secluded among the rolling hills of East Texas, yet only one-and-a-half hours from 

Dallas, this one-of-a-kind property features untamed wilderness and hilltop vista 

views overlooking thousands of acres of Trinity River bottom land, as well as two 

beautiful lakes and a secluded hunting cabin in the woods. It is bordered by a 

13,000 acre, privately owned white tail ranch (not high-fenced). This unique and 

tranquil ranch will offer an unforgettable outdoor experience. Price: $3,000,000 

Pine Woods Ranch - Maximum Recreation 

807.17± Acres | Anderson County | Property ID: 1104644 

Having been in the same family since 1933, Pine Woods Ranch is now offered 

for sale. The large size, prime location, lush forest, live creeks, duck marshes and 

exceptional lake sites make this property ideal for all types of outdoor recreation, 

hunting and family getaways. The property is mostly wooded with pine and 

hardwood trees and features two live creeks, a 50± acre duck marsh, an old 

hunter’s cabin, miles of trails and excellent wildlife habitat. Price: $2,421,510 

The Perfect Mixture — 

This Ranch Has It All! 

297.06± Acres | Anderson County 


Deer and duck hunters, pay attention! This 

property has the perfect balance of open pastures 

and woods. A 2± acre lake combines with the 

two creeks to make for a great balance of water 

for waterfowl, wildlife and cattle. The existing 

water well and elevated building site provide the 

perfect place to build your dream home. Priced 

to sell! Watch the video tour on our website! 

Price: $750,000 

Preserving Wildlife for Future 

Generations — Box Creek Ranch 

737.43± Acres | Anderson County 


This large tract is a nature lover or hunter’s dream! 

This stunning property is nestled in the heart of East 

Texas and features steep elevation changes, a live 

creek and naturally open hardwood bottoms which 

all together create an ideal habitat for an abundant 

variety of wildlife. A major benefit of owning this 

land is that the conservation easement provides free 

annual wildlife management and consultation by 

wildlife biologists. Box Creek Ranch offers everything 

a recreational buyer could want! Price: $1,696,000 

Springfield Ranch — Pure Beauty 

253± Acres | Anderson County 


Beautiful rolling land located in a highly desirable area of 

northern Anderson County on FM 837. Approximately 

25 percent wooded and 75 percent pasture with 

approximately 50 acres in dense forest. Prime for deer 

hunting. The property is fenced and cross-fenced with 

additional hay traps and corrals and contains five stock 

tanks and a 2± acre lake. The scattered hardwoods 

throughout the northern part of the property, along 

with its hilltop, views make it a prime candidate for 

residential/recreational use. Price: $895,000 


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W i m b e r l e y L a n d C o m pa n y / R a n d a l l M o r r i s 

www.WimberleyLandCo.com | ardis@wimberleylandco.com | (512) 585-2882 

Ardis Barnett/Agent | PO Box 1 | Wimberley, Texas 78676 

Majestic Mediterranean Home 

550± Acres | Fort Bend County | Property ID: 1122780 

This majestic Mediterranean custom home offers 11,000 square feet under roof, 

black walnut cabinets, two dishwashers, 17-foot granite bar/counters, nine-foot 

to 30-foot ceilings, elevator, exercise and game room, kitchenette, safe room, 

cookshack and appliances, fireplace, and wading pool. The property includes 

a 3.95-acre lake and borders approximately one mile of San Bernard River. 

There are three separate guest homes, walk/ride trails, 500-foot gun range with 

targets, five ponds, hunting, fishing, oaks and cypress trees. Price: $7,200,000. 

Call Ardis (512) 585-2882 - DW (512) 751-3735. By appointment only. 


L a n d A d v i s o r s O r g a n i z at i o n 

www.LandAdvisors.com | cmclean@landadvisors.com | (512) 327-3010 

Carlotta McLean | 901 S. Mopac | Barton Oaks Plaza II, Suite 525 | Austin, Texas 78746 

East Peacock Ranch 

1,350± Acres | Travis County | Property ID: 120122 

East Peacock Ranch is located in the beautiful Texas Hill Country on Hamilton 

Pool Road, South of Hwy. 71 in Travis County and is roughly 25 miles west of 

downtown Austin. It is also two miles away from Reimers Ranch County Park 

and Hamilton Pool Preserve. The property features incredible vistas, rolling hills 

and beautiful live oak trees. Bee Creek, which originates on the property, runs 

through the middle of the ranch and is rock bottom and spring fed. Much of 

the cedar has been cleared throughout the ranch. The geographic region offers 

tremendous access to nature parks and preserves. There is a wildlife exemption 

on the property. Price: $24,500 per acre 

Mt. Gainor Ranch 

193.01± Acres | Hays County | Property ID: 1104220 

This ranch is well suited for use as a gentleman’s ranch, horse farm, vineyard 

or division into smaller ranches. This magnificent property offers a wonderful 

combination of terrain including gentle pecan groves, fields and meadows along 

the creek with majestic hills which overlook the property and the Hill Country 

beyond. It also contains over one-third a mile of both sides of Onion Creek 

in addition to a seasonal creek along the western boundary. It is located in 

the acclaimed Dripping Springs School District. There are two homes on the 

property, over one mile of native stacked stone walls, a horse stable and training 

pen, a full sized tennis court and three water wells. Price: $16,250 per acre 

Lake Buchanan Ranch 



This ranch provides the opportunity 

to experience the best of a hill 

country ranch and lake house in 

one. It has a variety of terrain from 

red sandy loam, where the owner 

has cultivated numerous wildlife 

food plots, to a rugged granite 

ridge rising 160 feet above the remainder of the ranch offering dramatic views of Lake Buchanan and the 

surrounding countryside. The ranch features a 14-acre dammed lake, two stock tanks, 1.25 miles of wetweather 

and spring fed creeks and over five miles of crushed granite roads. Accessing Lake Buchanan and 

Inks Lake for fishing, boating and swimming are as simple as can be given the property’s location on RR 

690. This property is a sportsman’s dream containing outstanding wildlife consisting of whitetail deer, turkey, 

wild hogs, dove and duck. Also, with over two miles of frontage along RR 690, this property has realistic 

development potential. Price: $4,000 per acre 

Colorado River Ranch 

181± Acres | Travis County 

The highlight of this property is the 600 feet of frontage along the high bluff side of the Colorado River just 13 

miles east of Downtown Austin. The bluff offers views of the Capital building and the Austin skyline over the 

picturesque pecan orchards directly across the river from the property. The property features a nice mix of fertile pastures and heavily treed groves of pecan, oak and 

elm trees. Improvements include a 4,100-square-foot home, a hunter’s cabin along the river, a large hay barn and three smaller barns. The ranch is watered by eight 

stock tanks scattered in the various pastures. With over 3,700 feet of frontage along Caldwell Lane and 2,480 feet along Victorine Lane, this property would be 

easily subdivided. The ability to tap into municipal water via the GWSC along Caldwell Lane furthers the development potential of this tract. For F1 fans, this property 

will be less than eight miles from the new Circuit of the Americas track on FM 812. Price: $9,000 per acre 


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F I N D A R A N C H . C O M 

www.FindARanch.com | tyler@findaranch.com | (877) 396-4477 toll free 

Tyler O. Wright/Broker | 200 Ellis | Menard, Texas 76859 

Whitehead River Ranch 

1,338± Acres | Llano County 

This picturesque Llano County property, just 10 miles east of Llano, Texas boasts almost a mile of Llano River 

frontage, five-bedroom custom rock home with pool and two water wells. Accessed from scenic Texas Highway 

29, these 1,338 acres provide a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life, but still offers the 

amenities of town just down the road. The terrain of this stately property consists of gently to medium rolling 

hill country of native pasture and traversed by two seasonal creeks. The rolling hills provide excellent views of 

nearby Packsaddle Mountain. All-weather red granite ranch roads navigate throughout the ranch, while access is 

paved from the entrance at Highway 29 to the headquarters. Some minerals will convey. Priced at $9,750,000 

Voca Ranch 

2,404± Acres | McCulloch County | Property ID: 1069204 

Located in southeastern McCulloch County, this 2,404±-acre ranch is just north of the San Saba River and less than 10 minutes to Brady, the heart of Texas. The 

headquarters consist of an older 3,000-square-foot ranch house, a guest house and another small foreman’s cabin. County road access on two sides. All-around good 

combo ranch featuring several stock tanks, two water wells, an additional Hickory Aquifer water well and a few wet weather springs. One 50-acre cultivated field in 

the southeast corner of the ranch gives way to elevation ranging from 1,560 to 1,725 feet. This acreage was originally part of the historic Appleton Ranch; a place 

like this is rarely on the market. Priced at $7,212,000 


C a m p b e l l P at t o n R a n c h I n v e s t m e n t s 

cpsouthtexas@gmail.com | (956) 605-6737 

Campbell Patton/Broker | 2414 Sendero Drive | Mission, Texas 78573 

El Tecolote Ranch 

3,800± Acres | Kenedy & Hidalgo County | Property ID: 1085255 

The finest of South Texas! “King Ranch Corridor.” Located in Kenedy and Hidalgo 

Counties, and adjacent to the King Ranch. The incredible 3,800± acre Tecolote 

Ranch is a wildlife paradise located at the intersection of two of South Texas’ 

largest ranches. Possibly the best combination deer and quail habitat in South 

Texas. The ranch is 18 miles from a jet airport, and borders the King Ranch for 5.5 

miles, has abundant water wells and lakes throughout, ideal bob-white habitat, plus 

outstanding populations of nilgai, deer, turkey and seasonal dove and duck hunting. 

The ranch has a gorgeous main ranch house. A native buck “Titan” was the cover 

buck on the Texas Trophy Hunters calendar. The ranch is a noted destination for 

wildlife photographers from around the world and received the top awards in Texas 

for wildlife stewardship and conservation. The ranch has the ideal combination 

of heavy brush and sandy mesquite mott quail country. This is a one of a kind 

combination deer and quail ranch in the most coveted area of South Texas. Located 

next to the King Ranch, uniquely protected, yet easily accessible. 


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T e x a s H o m e - L a n d R e a lt y 

www.TexasHome-LandRealty.com | samantha@texashome-landrealty.com | (325) 347-0100 

Ken and Samantha Burton | PO Box 1636 | Mason, Texas 76856 

Mule Deer Mesa Ranch 

2,254± Acres | Terrell County | Property ID: 234370 

OK, boys, get out your checkbooks!!! If you’re looking for a top-notch mule deer ranch in Texas, this is the 

one for you! This West Texas ranch was high-fenced in 2007 and stocked with some of the best mule 

deer genetics in Texas. All pictures were taken on this ranch. Improvements include electricity, two water 

wells, protein feeders and cattle pens. This ranch has level three MLD mule deer management plan in 

place. There is not another high-fenced mule deer ranch in Texas of this caliber at this price!! Price: $595 

per acre, or $1,341,130 


A n d e r s R e a lt y - B l a n c o O f f i c e 

www.TheAndersGroup.com | margo@theandersgroup.com | (830) 456-8615 | Office (830)833-4898 

Sam & Margo Davis | 208 Carlie Lane | Blanco, Texas 78606 

Marshall Ridge Ranch 


Texas architects, Domiteaux + Baggett, designed the Now Haus for dwelling 

in the present. Elegant and eco-conscious, built atop an ancient limestone and 

fossil bluff, facing south east and cooled by the prevailing breeze, every aspect of 

this modern house relates to the nature surrounding it. Life in the Now Haus is 

abundant with simple luxuries. Enjoy stunning views of the dramatic valley while 

watching your horses graze contentedly in the pasture below the house. Located 

Between Johnson City & Fredericksburg. Price $892,000 

Round Mountain Hill Top Estate 


Stunning views from this 50+/- acre hill top estate near Round Mountain. As soon 

as you enter the property you will enjoy the scenery and smooth ride on the asphalt 

driveway from the gated entrance to the top of the ridge. Breath taking views of 

Pack Saddle Mountain from the covered porch, the grounds surrounding the home 

are manicured. Unique patio with massive native stacked stones, you will enjoy 

entertaining family and friends in the courtyard beneath the shaded canopy of trees. 

Located between Johnson City & Marble Falls. Price $1,100,000 

Hunter’s Paradise ~ Lake Property 


This amazing property is located on Schumann Road near the quaint community 

of Albert Texas. The property has been in the family for over 75+ years. The 

parcel consist of fertile improved pasture land, open meadows, a variety of 

trees, natural habitat with abundant wildlife including Whitetail, Axis deer, Wild 

Hogs, Turkey & Dove. Offering a recreational paradise. Unlimited places to hike, 

bike, ride horses or ATV. You’ll enjoy the refreshing waters of two lakes on the 

property, approximately 20± acres in size. Centrally located between Blanco and 

Fredericksburg. Price $3,495,342 

Hills of Madrone Ranch 


All-Round Recreational Ranch, Fly In, Hunt, Fish, Hike, ATV, Ride Horses or Graze 

Cattle. Hills of Madrone Ranch, a private ranch with endless views! Main ranch house 

is privately located high on a hill with stunning sunrises and sunsets. Caretaker’s 

home has been remodeled, with separate entrance. Additional Improvements Include: 

Custom Rock Entrance w/Gate Opener, Asphalt Driveway, Game-Proof Fencing, 3 

Water Wells, 3 Ponds, Natural Spring and Majority of Cedar has been Removed, Oak 

Trees, Native & Exotic Wildlife, Picturesque and Diverse you will find from 6 Individual 

Hilltops, Lower Acreage offers Equine Friendly Pastures. Plus 3000 FT Grass Air Strip. 


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D B L R e a l E s t at e 

www.DBLRealEstate.com | dblrealestate@sbcglobal.net | (936) 348-9977 

Beverly Hatcher/Broker | 1702 E. Main Street | Madisonville, Texas 77864 

Central Texas Beauty - Reduced 

56.15 ± Acres | Madison County | Property ID: 981219 

Grand rustic-style home with 3,000 square feet and 56.146 acres on FM 39. Home has four bedrooms, office/flex room, upstairs game room, granite counters and 

engineered hardwood floors. Master bedroom is located downstairs and features an over-sized en suite bath with dual sinks, garden tub and built-in vanity. Acreage 

has lighted horse arena, pond and 40x60 steel barn with tack room. REDUCED $569,500 


Madison County Showplace 

218.94 ± Acres | Madison County 


Breathtaking 218.94 rolling acres fenced with four 

ponds. Beautiful three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom 

home offers great attention to design and detail. Fireside 

breakfast room is steps away from the gourmetkitchen 

with built-in buffet, tile flooring and French 

doors. Luxurious master bedroom leads to an en suite 

sitting area with trey ceiling and gorgeous views of the 

acreage! Multiple barns, pens, deer feeders/deer blinds 

and underground storm shelter. Price: $1,200,000

S t e p h e n G r a h a m 

www.StephenGraham.org | mail@stephengraham.org | (903) 962-4828 | (214) 912-7996 cell 

Stephen Graham | 1122 VZCR 1109 | Grand Saline, Texas 75140 

Graham 

Farm 

Graham Farm 

93± Acres | Van Zandt County | Property ID: 975755 

This Prairie Foursquare home has 3,500 square feet of air 

conditioned space and a large monitor barn. Both home and barn 

were completed in 2008. They are located on some of the most 

beautiful land in Eastern Texas, about an hour from Dallas down 

Interstate 20. The house has everything you would expect in a new 

luxury home, including rich quarter sawn oak, solid brass hardware, 

solid core custom made doors, double-hung low-e wooden windows, 

oak strip flooring up and down, masonry fireplace, huge gourmet 

kitchen with 48" commercial range, three-and-a-half baths, steam 

room, Jacuzzi tub, large home office with private staircase and bath, 

structured wiring, high-speed internet tower, central vacuum system, 

emergency auxiliary electrical generator, geothermal air conditioning, 

professionally landscaped and much more. 

The 93± acres of land is located on a very private county road with 

no outlet. The property includes both wooded areas, mainly oak trees, 

and five separately fenced pastures growing coastal Bermuda hay. The 

land has significant topography with a creek running the entire length 

of the property. Additionally, the land features four well stocked ponds. 

Water on the property is supplied by a deep (480') well. The water 

comes from the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer, the source of Ozarka bottled 

water. See additional information: http://www.twdb.state.tx.us/ 

publications/reports/groundwaterreports/gwreports/R345%20 

Aquifers%20of%20Texas/Majors/carrizo.pdf. 

The barn is fully plumbed and wired and well lit with good ventilation. 

It has a 1,000± bale capacity loft and farm grade ceiling fans in 

the alley and all nine stalls including a double size stallion or fouling 

stall, tack and feed room, wash-rack and vetting rack. The barn area 

includes a round-pen and many other horse amenities. 

The 1,200± square foot shop is insulated and completely finished, 

with cabinets, hot water and sink, also equipped with farm grade 

ceiling fans. It is fully plumbed and wired, including three phase 

capacity. Attached to the shop is a 600± square foot porte-cochere. 

See our website for a complete slide show. 


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Colorado River ranch 

1,336± Acres | McCullough County 


4.3 miles of Colorado River frontage. 1,336 acres with 

4,000-square-foot limestone ranch house, breezeway, 

1,600-square-foot guest quarters, four bedrooms, six 

baths, garage, carport, all one continuous steel frame under 

20,000 square-foot metal roof, with 12 foot high wraparound 

porch. Plus large implement shed with enclosed shop, 

covered kennels with carport. City and river water to all. 

Ten tanks, two large ponds with genetically tested Florida 

bass. Various elevation changes, live oaks, highly-improved 

pastures, grasses, roads, fences. Deer, turkey, quail, dove, etc. 

Hwy. frontage, just 30 minutes from Brownwood, Coleman, 

Brady. Call Tom at (214) 207-8871. Price: $6,200,000 

T e x a s S p o r t i n g P r o p e r t i e s 

www.TXSportingProperties.com | blastandcast@sbcglobal.net | (214) 207-8871 

Tom Stephenson | 3508 Greenville Avenue #31 | Dallas, Texas 75206 


D H L a n d C o m pa n y 

DHLandCompany.com | dh_land_company@yahoo.com | (512) 752-3800 

Terri Harris/Broker | PO Box 40, 201 W. Main Street | Lometa, Texas, 76853 

381 Acres Lampasas County 

381 ± Acres | Lampasas County | Property ID: 1123888 

381± acres Lometa, good cover for wildlife, seasonal creek, stock tanks, large hill with 

breathtaking views. Ranch has road frontage on paved FM 581 and frontage on CR 2722, 

community water available, water well, windmill with well, barns, stock pens. Asking $3,000 

per acre. Price: $1,145,250 

201 Acres Lampasas County 

201 ± Acres | Lampasas County | Property ID: 1093435 

Reduced to $2,950 per acre!!! Owner financing available says 

seller! Good combination ranch for grazing cattle, has water well 

at house, windmill with storage tank, three stock tanks, fenced and 

cross fenced, has a lane for easy gathering into pens, barns, older 

rock home (needs TLC), nice oak trees, lots of deer for hunting. 

Really pretty views and great sunsets, nice home sites! Only a few 

miles to Lampasas! Make offer and terms! Price: $592,950 

C o l d w e l l B a n k e r H o m e P l a c e R e a lt y 

www.HomePlaceRealty.org | lionadr@eastex.net | (903) 646-2350 

David Roberts III/Agent | 211 East Main Street | Henderson, Texas 75652 

Antonick Farm 

24 ± Acres | Rusk County 


Horse lovers dream! Lighted arena, barn with horse 

runs, tack room, feed room, shop that is C/E C/H, 

apartment for ranch hand. The main home has 

four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a sun room 

overlooking a swimming pool. This home sits on the 

back of the property and is very secluded. There is 

pipe fencing with some barbwire fence. More land 

is available. Price: $569,900 


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H a r t f o r d R e a lt y G r o u p 

www.hrgdfw.com | hartfordrealty@gmail.com | (817) 808-0609 

Jeff McKinney | 8504 Precinct Line Road, Suite 180 | Colleyville, Texas 76034 

Strawn Ranch 

150± Acres | Palo Pinto County | Property ID: 1128312 

Premier location for hunters, fishers and recreational boaters. Only 

one hour west of downtown Fort Worth, 20 minutes west of 

Mineral Wells, 10 minutes south of Possum Kingdom Lake and 11 

miles from the Bluff Creek marina/dock in picturesque Sportsman 

World Electricity. Three tanks, 14x24 foot cabin secluded within 

trees. Property sits on the ridge of the Palo Pinto mountains and has 

a 350 foot elevation with flat acreage on top of the mountain set up 

as a wildlife exemption. Deer, turkey, hogs, dove and ducks. Cedar, 

oak and mesquite trees. Corral with cow pens. Price: $520,000 

H e r i t a g e T e x a s C o u n t r y P r o p e r t i e s 

www.ILoveTheCountry.com | peg@ilovethecountry.com 

www.e-countryproperty.com 

RPT Ranch/ Schulenburg 

198.5± Acres | Lavaca County 


“A River Runs Through It”. Rare combination of a 

stunning, 5,800-square-foot custom home built 

in 2010 plus a fantastically beautiful tract of land! The property has served as a 

cattle farm with highly improved pastures without disturbing native woods and 

live oak groupings. The Navidad River traverses the ranch and offers spectacular 

features and interest to the land. The house, an entertainer’s dream, includes 

a gourmet kitchen; exposed beams; two-story stone fireplace plus an outdoor 

fireplace; library/study; five bedrooms, four-and- a-half+baths and wine room. 

There is also a huge barn with two-bedroom, two-bath guest quarters. Price: 

$2,495,000. Your Home Team/Sandy Reed (979) 966-3052. 


Big Sky Farm/ Round Top 

63± Acres | Fayette County 


This beautifully restored farmhouse 

on 63± acres offers a stone fireplace, 

wood walls and floors, covered 

porches, FABULOUS outdoor living 

area, kitchen with stone fireplace, 

saltwater infinity pool, spa with waterfall, and outdoor bathhouse. Yes, there 

are views, three ponds, oak trees, and tranquil improved pastures! Price: 

$1,325,000. Your Home Team/Peg Richardson (979) 249-7584.

H o r n s b y R e a lt y 

www.Hornsby-Realty.com | kim@hornsby-realty.com | (512) 477-6311 

Paul Hornsby/Broker | 2100 Kramer Lane | Suite 550 | Austin, Texas 78758 

Spencewood Ranch 

277± Acres 

Caldwell County 


Scenic 277 acre full service 

equestrian complex located 30 

minutes from Austin. Situated 

at the end of Hobby Horse Road 

provides the utmost in privacy. 

Ranch land includes a regulation 

Polo field, practice field, winding 

paths through open fields, 

rolling hills, woodlands and 

creek bottoms. Seven tanks and 

irrigation system keep the riding 

fields in top condition year round. 

The newly remodeled barns can 

comfortably stall up to 36 horses. 

The main house, barn apartments, 

pool house and nearby pool ensure 

that family and friends have plenty 

of room to relax after a day of riding. 

P r e m i u m P r o p e r t y S e r v i c e s 

www.PremiumPropertyServices.com | tammypearcy@yahoo.com | (210) 725-2801 

Tammy Pearcy/Broker | PO Box 43 | Bulverde, Texas 78163 

1,440 High Fenced Acres 

1,440± Acres | Duval County 


1,440 high fenced acres of rolling terrain in south Texas. 

15+ years of wildlife management program. 7,500 square 

foot hunting lodge that sleeps 40. Numerous out buildings. 

Game processing center, mechanics shop, vehicle storage, farm equipment, feeders, blinds, walk in cooler and more. One acre fishing pond. Water is supplied to the 

wildlife by numerous watering stations spaced evenly throughout the ranch. Scientific breeder permits included. 30 percent cultivated with various food plots. Five 

bucks scored 200-232, 24 bucks scored over 170. There are several corn and protein stations that supplement the deer and insure maximum antler development 

and fawn survival. The ranch has water, electricity, senderos, high fencing and great wildlife. Price: $3,960,000 


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C r a i g D . C o n l e e 

Keller Williams Realty 

Giggling Springs about an hour north of Albuquerque New Mexico. 

A natural hot spring the water was 105 degrees the air was about 

20 degrees makes for quick trip when you get out of the water. 

Don’t knock it if you haven’t tried it. 

C h a r l i e M i d d l e t o n 

Chas S Middleton & Son 

This mule deer was taken on the CS Ranch in 

Colfax County, NM on a muzzle loader hunt.Spotted 

this deer the first day and saw him every day, finally 

putting a tag on him on the fourth day. Great hunt! 

J e n n i f e r 

M i d d l e t o n 

Chas S Middleton 

& Son 

On the Cimarron River 

between Eagle Nest and 

Cimarron on public waters. 

Fished for two days 

and had good luck catching 

rainbows and browns. 

J o A n n a n d G a r y H o l b a 

Heritage Texas Country Properties 

38th Wedding Anniversary Vacation 

Foz de Iguaca Brazil/Argentina 

S a m a n d M a r g o D av i s 

Anders Reatly 

Juneau, Alaska 

June 2012 Vacation 

Dreamed of this vacation for 25 years… 

A t a s c o s a W i l d l i f e S u p p ly 

www.AtascosaWildlifeSupply.com 


G u y A l l c o r n 

Mystic Hills Realty 

Caught him on Mystic Hills Ranch in Bandera 

and released on a clients ranch in Batesville 

in September 2012 

K e n B u r t o n 

Texas Home-Land Realty 

Was killed in west texas 15 miles 

south of Fort Stockton. 

The deer scored 173. Killed in 2010 

T r av i s R e n o 

Reno Realty Group 

Nilgai bull in Kenedy county 

J a m e s A h e r n J r 

James L Ahern Jr Ranch Sales 

H u n t H . H e l l u m s 

HHH Land Co, LLC 

Deep sea fishing in Port Aransas in 

late July out of Woody’s. 

Caught some red snapper and kingfish. 

S u b m i t Y o u r 

S h o t t o 

Lauret Jarvis 


Lauret@LandsofAmerica.com 

T r i p l e J J J R a n c h 

www.TripleJJJRanch.com 


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95 

149 

170 

H e r i t a g e T e x a s C o u n t r y P r o p e r t i e s 

148 

5 S t a r C o u n t r y P r o p e r t i e s 

D av i d L i t t l e R e a l E s t at e , i n c 

H e l m L a n d & C at t l e 

H i l l C o u n t r y R e a l E s t at e , l l c 

165 

144 

60 

A n d e r s R e a lt y - B l a n c o O f f i c e 

D av i s V e r n o n R e a l E s t at e 

H o o d R e a l E s t at e I n c 

134 

166 

171 

B i g L e a g u e R a n c h e s 

D B L R e a l E s t at e 

H o r n s b y R e a lt y 

153 

138 

122 

B i l l J o h n s o n & A s s o c i at e s 



90 

B r i g g s F r e e m a n 

R a n c h a n d L a n d D i v i s i o n 

169 

D H L a n d C o m pa n y 

107 


163 

C a m p b e l l P at t o n R a n c h 

I n v e s t m e n t s 

118 


116 


150 

C a r p e n t e r R e a l E s t at e 

162 

F I N D A R A n c H . c o m 

151 

K e l l e r W i l l i a m s F a r m 

a n d R a n c h G r o u p 

126 

C h a s . S . M i d d l e t o n & S o n 

128 


96 

K e l l e r W i l l i a m s R e a lt y 

L u x u r y / F a r m & R a n c h 

169 

C o l d w e l l B a n k e r 

H o m e P l a c e R e a lt y 

6 

F r o s t y M i l l e r R a n c h R e a lt y , i n c 

124 



154 

C o n l e e R e a l E s t at e 

K e l l e r W i l l i a m s R e a lt y 

170 

H a r t f o r d R e a lt y G r o u p 

52 

K u p e r R e a lt y F a r m & R a n c h

158 

26 

66 

K u y k e n d a l l L a n d C o m pa n y 

R e at a R e a lt y 

T h e d u P e r i e r T e x a s L a n d M a n , l l c 

89 

120 

130 

L a G l o r i a L a n d C o m pa n y 


T h e R e a l E s t at e R a n c h 

161 

110 

132 

L a n d A d v i s o r s O r g a n i z at i o n 



72 

L a n d t X 

Graham 

Farm 

167 

S t e p h e n G r a h a m 

159 

U n i t e d C o u n t r y 

T e x a s L a n d & R a n c h 

155 

145 

Vester 

Ranch Sales 

140 

L i n d a C a r t e r R a n c h B r o k e r 

T e r r y W o o t a n R e a l E s t at e 

V e s t e r R a n c h S a l e s 

146 

M a r k h a m R e a lt y , i n c 

114 


152 

V I P C o u n t r y P r o p e r t i e s 

136 


164 

T e x a s H o m e - L a n d R e a lt y 

142 


147 

N i n e B a r L a n d & C at t l e 

78 

T e x a s L a n d m e n , l l c 

113 

W e s t e r n H i l l C o u n t r y R e a lt y 

157 

P e r r y B u s h o n g R e a l E s t at e 

100 

T e x a s R a n c h B r o k e r s l l p 

26 

W h e l e s s P r o p e r t i e s 

104 

84 

156 


T e x a s R a n c h e s f o r S a l e 

W i l s o n - J o n e s P r o p e r t i e s I n c 

171 

P r e m i u m P r o p e r t y S e r v i c e s 

168 

T e x a s S p o r t i n g P r o p e r t i e s 


160 

W i m b e r l e y L a n d C o m pa n y 

R a n d a l l M o r r i s 

175

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