The Big Iron Ranch

from FF&R Presents The Big Iron Ranch

by Foster Farm & Ranch

The Big Iron Ranch

1222 Acres in Zavala County

Available to Own

Presented by

CHAD FOSTER, JR

BROKER

Located less than 20 miles from the city of Uvalde in the northwest corner of Zavala county is the 1,220-acre Big Iron Ranch. This high-fenced ranch produces 190-inch Whitetail bucks from a superior ecosystem reflecting 15+ years of MLD management and hosts a Whitetail heard nativeonly to south Texas genetics.

WILDLIFE

Available to own within the sale of the ranch or as a stand-alone purchase is the established herd of 50± buffalo roaming The Big Iron Ranch’s 1,220 acres. The herd consists of mature bulls,cows, and calves.

WATER

Life-sustaining water sources on the Big Iron Ranch support wildlife year-round. Maverick Creek stretches the entire ranch center with gently sloped banks on either side, offering safe access watering. A tank stocked with Florida bass, two additional tanks, and multiple solar-well-supplied water troughs span the property.

VEGETATION & TERRAIN

The vibrant south Texas brush variation of the Big Iron Ranch’s flat landscape creates a dense coverage highly desired for wildlife wellness. Numerous clearings of productive seasonal food plots complement the thick terrain, and convenient transit is made possible by an elaborate system of established roads.

MINERALS

The owner is believed to own 25% of theminerals, and they are negotiable.

OTHER

A number of the deer blinds and feeders on the ranch will convey to the new owner.

LOCATION

From Uvalde, take Hwy 90 west, turn left on Fm 481 towards Eagle Pass for 13 miles. On the left, a large entrance saying “West Turkey Creek” will be visible. Once through the gate, follow the deeded easement for 5.5 miles directly to The Big Iron Ranch.

Chad Foster, Jr

BROKER

Chad Foster is a native of Eagle Pass. For the past decade, Foster has managed family-owned businesses with a focus on real estate and real estate development as well as investments in agriculture and oil & gas. Foster became a licensed real estate agent in 2004 after graduating from Texas A&M University in 2003 with a degree in Business. He became a licensed real estate broker in 2004. He and his wife Jill currently reside in Jill’s hometown of Uvalde with their son Tres. Foster’s life-long dedication to his community corresponds to the support of many civic and social organizations with ties to Southwest Texas.

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