Red Sand Ranch

Red Sand Ranch

722± Acres

Zavala County Presented by CHAD FOSTER | BROKER (830) 776-3605 • CHADFOSTERJR@GMAIL.COM • 106 NORTH EAST ST., UVALDE, TX 78801

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Red Sand Ranch 722± ACRES + ZAVALA COUNTY DESCRIPTION

VEGETATION

This exceptional, low-fence ranch offers a true wilderness hunting experience.

Surrounded by expansive low fenced neighboring properties, this is truly a unique opportunity. The diverse native brush, natural water sources, and varied terrain create an ideal habitat for thriving native wildlife.

The ranch boasts a rich variety of native vegetation, providing essential forage for growing large whitetail deer and supporting an abundance of wildlife. The land remains covered in untouched native brush, including black brush, guayacán, guajillo, persimmon, white brush, prickly pear, and more. Large to medium-sized mesquite trees are scattered throughout the landscape.

IMPROVEMENTS The ranch is fully equipped for immediate enjoyment. Well-maintained and widened ranch roads provide excellent accessibility throughout the property. Selective clearing has been completed, across the property.

Additional improvements include low perimeter fencing, an open-air barn, five new 4×6 deer blinds, and five new 1,000lb stand-and-fill corn feeders, all of which will be conveyed with the sale. Electricity services the centrally located water well, and both water and power are available near the Picnic Tank, offering a prime location for future development.

WATER The property features a Carrizo water well, believed to be approximately 1,320± feet deep with a 6 5/8” casing, producing an estimated 65-75 GPM. The ranch benefits from two natural drainages, one of which supplies water to the Picnic Tank, an earthen pond, covering approximately 2± acres when full. A second tank, recently constructed, is designed to hold roughly 1± acre of water. Both tanks are supplemented with piped water from the well.

WILDLIFE Located in the heart of the famed ‘Golden Triangle,’ this free-range, low-fence hunting ranch offers a premier opportunity for wildlife enthusiasts. The region is known for producing trophy-quality native whitetail deer.

Additional wildlife species include turkey, quail, dove, and various varmints.

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Zavala County

Presented by CHAD FOSTER | BROKER (830) 776-3605 • CHADFOSTERJR@GMAIL.COM • 106 NORTH EAST ST., UVALDE, TX 78801

Red Sand Ranch

Zavala County

©2025 Foster Farm & Ranch All Rights Reserved

Red Sand Ranch

Zavala County

©2025 Foster Farm & Ranch All Rights Reserved

CHAD FOSTER BROKER Chad Foster is a native of Eagle Pass. For the past decade, Foster has managed familyowned businesses with a focus on real estate and real estate development, as well as investments in agriculture and oil & gas. He became a licensed real estate agent in 2004 after graduating from Texas A&M University in 2003 with a degree in Business, and earned his broker’s license later that same year. Foster currently resides in Uvalde with his son, Tres. His lifelong dedication to the region is reflected in his active support of numerous civic and social organizations across Southwest Texas.

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