The Olmos Grande Ranch is the crown jewel of Maverick County This ranch, located in the heart of the Golden Triangle, embodies everything a South Texas hunter would desire. The partially low-fenced ranch is home to one of the best deer herds on the market today, consistently producing deer over 180” BC. Multiple improvements exist on the property as well as over 13 surface lakes. The property is conveniently located between Eagle Pass and La Pryor on Highway 57 and is easily accessible and close to city amenities. All of the seller’s minerals will convey in the sale.
There are 14 tanks on the property and 4 concrete water troughs. Two troughs are on the North pasture, fed off an Electric pump, and two on the South pasture, fed off a solar pump. There is also a reverse osmosis water system on the property
The highlight of the Olmos Grande Ranch is its unmatched Whitetail herd. The deer have been managed for years and consistently produce high caliber bucks scoring over 180” with multiple deer topping 200s”. Most are heavy-horned typical frames, coveted by South Texas Hunters. Countless resources have been spent ensuring that the ranch will produce trophy deer, season after season. There are also a few Scimitar Horned Oryx on the property. These animals have also thrived on the ranch. Aside from the Whitetail and Exotic species, all other species of South Texas Game can be found in large numbers. Both Bobwhite and Blue Quail thrive, as do Javelina, Dove, and Wild Hogs.
The square footage of the main rock house is 2,332 and is a 4 bed/ 3 bath and can either run off a reverse osmosis water system fed from a salt water well or a rainwater collection system with two underground 10k gallon storage tanks. The airplane hangar is 3,600 feet and has a one bed/one bath living quarters with a full kitchen. The living quarters run off a rainwater collection system with a 5k-gallon storage tank. A 1,800 sq ft equipment barn sits next to the hangar.The green barndominium is 1,564 sq ft and is a 2 bed / 2 bath with a full kitchen. There are two 10k-gallon storage tanks. The equipment pole barn in the North pasture is 1,125 square feet. Twenty-two feed pens sit on the property, 8 on the North pasture along with a feed silo, and 14 on the South pasture with a feed silo. There are 8 blinds on the North pasture and 13 on the South for a total of 21 blinds on the ranch.
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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