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CONTENTS | WINTER 2025
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Winter Insights - A Message from the Desk of Sheldon Grothaus
Seasonal insights into Texas land, cattle, and wildlife markets, examining winter opportunities, record-setting cattle prices, and the role of stewardship and adaptability as landowners step into 2026.
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Stepping into 2026 - A Message from the Desk of Dave Wilcox
Reflections from the start of the new year, shaped by conversations at regional ag shows, shifting commodity markets, and continued moments around the campfire that remind us why owning land—and building legacy—still matters.
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Meet the Texas Ranch Sales Team
Get to know the powerhouse behind Texas Ranch Sales—from seasoned brokers and rising associates to dedicated teams across the state. This section highlights the faces, contact info, and home bases of the people working hard to represent your land with expertise and integrity.
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Showcase Listings
A curated selection of Texas Ranch Sales’ most exceptional new listings, making their Texas Ranch Journal debut. These standout properties span the state and represent the finest in Texas land—with remarkable value, presence, and the kind of beauty that demands a closer look.
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From the Ranch with Frank Addington
New recurring column featuring conversations with notable Texans, beginning with a candid, wideranging discussion between Frank Addington and longtime friend Ted Nugent on bowhunting, land stewardship, faith, family and a lifetime shaped by the outdoors.
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Spotlight
Listings
A handpicked selection of ranches across Texas, each with its own unique appeal. From working ranches to recreational retreats, these properties offer a closer look at the variety and opportunity found throughout the state.
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Featured Listings
A mix of Texas ranch properties with plenty to offer—whether you're after a weekend place, working land, or something with room to grow. These listings reflect the diversity of ranches across the state.
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When You Caretake the Land it Has a Habit of Returning the Favor - Capital Farm Credit
An overview of land financing rooted in rural life, highlighting cooperative ownership, tailored lending solutions, and long-term support for Texans investing in land, agriculture, and family legacy.
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Out of State Listings
Explore ranches and recreational properties across the American West and beyond. From mountain retreats to prairie spreads, these listings offer new opportunities with the same rugged spirit that defines the Texas landowner.
Licensed in Texas, Arizona, Colorado, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Oregon.
52 Select Listings
These ranches offer a range of opportunities—from small family escapes to versatile tracts with big potential. Each one highlights the variety of Texas land.
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Vasho the Sculptor - Shaped by Nature & Time
Vasho transforms submerged wood from Lake Travis into art that honors patience, history and the natural forces that define the land.
70 Commercial Listings
Explore a diverse portfolio of commercial properties across Texas, including development-ready land, mixed-use sites, and agricultural tracts with commercial potential. These listings offer opportunities for investors, developers, and entrepreneurs seeking to establish or expand their presence in key markets.
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Our Partners
A spotlight on the trusted businesses and organizations that support our readers and the land they live on. From financing and feed to equipment, aviation, and wildlife services, these partners represent the best in land, ranch, and rural industry solutions.
As winter settles across Texas, it offers a natural pause—a moment to take stock of where we stand and where the land is leading us. This season brings important shifts in real estate, cattle markets, and wildlife management, and staying aware of these changes helps every landowner, rancher, and investor make smart decisions for the year ahead.
REAL ESTATE: A SEASON OF OPPORTUNITY
Texas continues to draw buyers from across the country who are seeking land, ranches, and wide-open space. Inventory has improved, giving buyers more options while keeping the playing field balanced for sellers.
Lower mortgage rates have eased into the low-tomid 6% range, increasing purchasing power and bringing more qualified buyers into the market.
More available listings in Texas and the surrounding states we represent are reducing competition and helping deals move more efficiently.
Motivated sellers are creating favorable conditions for serious buyers who know what they want and are ready to move.
Across the board, we’re seeing steady demand for properties with recreational, agricultural, or long-term investment value. Winter may be a quieter season—but it’s proving to be a strategic one.
CATTLE MARKETS: HIGH PRICES AND A TIGHT SUPPLY
The U.S. cattle market is in a historic moment. With the national herd at its smallest since the 1950s, prices have surged, delivering strong returns for Texas producers even as input costs remain a factor.
Record-setting prices in both live cattle and retail beef continue to shape the market landscape.
Tight supplies, fewer cattle in feedlots and reduced slaughter rates, are keeping prices elevated.
Demand remains robust, marking one of the strongest periods for beef consumption in nearly twenty years.
Producers are adapting to higher feed, land, and fertilizer costs, yet cow-calf operators are still seeing solid margins. Many ranchers are retaining heifers, signaling the first steps toward herd rebuilding.
In a market this dynamic, the ability to pivot. to respond instead of react, will define long-term success.
HUNTING & WILDLIFE: STEWARDSHIP MATTERS
Texas landowners continue to lead the nation in private land stewardship, and this winter is no exception. As interest in land and wildlife management grows, so does the commitment to doing things the right way.
Sustainable hunting practices - respecting quotas, honoring seasons, and sticking to designated areas— remain essential for maintaining healthy wildlife populations.
Effective management strategies include habitat improvement, population monitoring, responsible predator control, and disease-prevention measures such as Chronic Wasting Disease protocols.
The choices we make today ensure that our sporting traditions and natural resources endure for the next generation.
LOOKING AHEAD
The real estate and agricultural markets across Texas continue to show resilience, strength, and opportunity as we move through the winter months. At Texas Ranch Sales, our commitment is to stand alongside you—whether you're buying, selling, managing land, or simply enjoying the outdoor life that makes this state what it is.
Thank you for trusting us to be part of your story. Wishing you a safe, prosperous, and memorable winter season.
CEO, Broker & Owner
LEADERSHIP & LEGACY
A MESSAGE FROM THE DESK OF DAVE WILCOX, COO & BROKER – TEXAS RANCH SALES
Stepping Into 2026
Hello folks, I hope the start of the new year finds you and your families well. As we turn the page on 2025, I think many of us are carrying a mix of gratitude for the lessons learned and a hopeful outlook for what 2026 might bring. My family and I certainly are.
At the time of this writing, I’ve just returned from the IDEAg Amarillo Farm & Ranch Show. It was 29 degrees and snowing when I boarded my plane that morning, but the trip was worth every frozen moment. Capital Farm Credit hosted a reception for their customers and partners, and it was a great opportunity to reconnect with old friends and make a few new ones.
The show remains a valuable barometer for agriculture across the Texas Panhandle, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Kansas—a place where producers gather to learn, network, and take the temperature of the industry. And this year, one theme echoed through nearly every conversation:
Uncertainty.
Cotton prices have slipped to levels we haven’t seen in twenty years.
Soybean producers are feeling the squeeze.
Cattle prices remain high, but ranchers are cautious—holding inventory because replacement costs have climbed just as fast.
Many folks are eager to close out 2025 and chart a steadier path in the new year.
On the brighter side, we’ve received a stream of incredible hunting photos from clients all over the state. This season always reminds us why those long summer days—filling feeders, checking waters, fixing fences—are worth it. Several of our agents have been spending time around campfires with clients, sharing stories and enjoying the land we all work so hard to care for.
If you've found yourself saying, “This is the year I finally want my own place,” or “No more leasing—I want a ranch my family can enjoy,” well, that’s a call I’d love to get. My team and I are here to walk you through the process, even if you’re brand-new to ranch ownership. You might be surprised by how attainable that dream really is.
As we head into 2026, I’m praying for a safe, prosperous, and steady year for all of us.
Here’s to new beginnings, strong communities, and the places we call home.
Dave Wilcox COO & Broker
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If that’s your kind of work—let’s talk.
At Texas Ranch Sales, we don’t just hand you a logo and wish you luck. We’ve got your back with real marketing support, boots-onthe-ground experience, and a statewide reputation that opens doors. You bring the hustle—we’ll bring the horsepower.
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1,360±
LABELLE FARM
LaBelle Farm is 1,360± acres in Jefferson County, Texas, positioned in a highgrowth corridor near Beaumont with strong income and long-term investment appeal. Frontage on LaBelle Road and Blewitt Road gives the property full access, while rich soils and flat topography support its current rice-farming lease and continued ag production.
Located in Hamshire-Fannett ISD and just 15 minutes from both Beaumont and Mid County, the farm sits near Bayou Din Golf Course and within reach of Taylors Bayou, JD Murphree WMA, McFaddin Beach, and Sea Rim State Park.
The land consists of one large contiguous tract with roughly 70% open pasture and leveled farmland and 30% native brush. Two major pipeline corridors provide existing income and future easement potential. The property is perimeter fenced and accessible on two paved county roads.
Bayou Din borders the southern tract, offering opportunities for conservation, mitigation banking, or recreational use.
With active ag income, utility access, and development flexibility, from residential to industrial, LaBelle Farm stands out as a major land investment in Southeast Texas.
MONTICELLO RANCH
Monticello Ranch offers a blend of open pasture, piney woods, and major improvements built for livestock, recreation, and long-term value. Just 10± miles from Jefferson and minutes from Lake O’ the Pines and Caddo Lake, the ranch sits within easy reach of Shreveport and under three hours from DFW.
The land transitions from improved pasture to mixed hardwood and pine, anchored by a 5.8± acre stocked lake, two wells, natural springs, and multiple ponds.
At the headquarters, a 4,039± sq/ft main home overlooks the pool and patio, supported by a 3,040± sq/ft workshop with RV hookup, a four-stall barn with wash bay and tack room, and a covered one-acre riding arena. A cattle station with covered pens and a central alleyway streamlines herd movement.
Additional housing includes a two-story guest home overlooking a pond and a bunkhouse near the cattle facility. Cross-fenced pastures, county water, and reliable utilities support efficient operations.
With water, timber, productive pasture, and top-tier facilities, Monticello Ranch stands as one of East Texas’s most complete working and recreational ranches.
ASPIRE WILDLIFE RANCH
1,298± county
D'Hanis texas
Aspire Wildlife Ranch is 1,298± acres in Medina County, offering a turnkey setup for full-scale hunting, breeding, and wildlife management. Located 15± miles from D’Hanis and 65± miles from San Antonio with frontage on FM 1796, the ranch is accessible yet private—built to handle large groups, guided hunts, and commercial operations.
The headquarters centers around a recently updated 12BR/6BA lodge, paired with a barndominium trophy room featuring a full kitchen, dining area, living room, loft, bath, and a covered patio with a stone hot tub shared with the lodge. Two 1,860± sq/ft foreman’s homes add staff housing, while the main barn includes a walk-in freezer, RV hookup, and drive-up skinning rack. Additional barns support equipment and hay storage.
Four electric wells, three large storage tanks, and both single-phase and 3-phase power service all improvements.
The ranch carries a broad mix of native and exotic game—Axis, Blackbuck, Scimitar Oryx, Addax, fallow, aoudad, eland, zebras, whitetail, and more. Breeding pens, feeders, blinds, and a shotgun range support full hunting operations.
Land is a mix of native brush and open ground with two pivots, two ponds, and wet-weather Little Comanche Creek. Well-maintained roads provide full access.
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730±
KC RANCH
KC Ranch is 730± acres in Shelby County, Texas, blending a productive cattle operation with the natural beauty of the East Texas Piney Woods. Near Timpson and minutes from Center, the ranch sits in an area known for rich soils, strong forage, and deep agricultural roots. Surrounded by large timber tracts, it offers privacy, wildlife habitat, and long-term versatility.
Rolling hills transition into fertile creek-bottom pastures fed by a spring-driven creek that supplies five ponds and reliable year-round water. Sandy loam and clay subsoils support moisture retention and aquifer recharge, allowing an average stocking rate of two head per acre without drought evacuations.
The land mixes open grazing ground with mature hardwood timber—oak, pecan, and hickory, many over a century old. Selective timber potential or conservation management adds value. Wildlife is abundant with whitetail, hogs, dove, and waterfowl, making the ranch as functional for recreation as it is for cattle.
Fencing is set for rotational grazing, with multiple pasture divisions and a large hay barn for equipment and storage. Dual county road frontage allows easy access, and elevated ridgelines offer prime future homesites overlooking the property.
KC Ranch is a standout East Texas offering—productive, scenic, and built for both work and weekend escape.
3P RANCH
3P Ranch is 75± acres in Lindale, Smith County, built for serious horse operations with sandy loam soil, improved coastal pastures, and extensive pipe fencing. Less than 90 miles east of Dallas and under 30 miles from Tyler, the ranch offers rural seclusion with quick access to schools, services, and East Texas markets.
The 3,016± sq/ft main home delivers comfortable ranch living with 3BR/3.5BA, a master suite with sitting room and office, Knotty Alder cabinetry, granite counters, and stained concrete floors. A wraparound porch and detached three-car garage with finish-out potential add flexibility. A Generac generator powers the entire home.
Equestrian infrastructure includes a six-stall barn with wash rack, feed and tack rooms, automatic fly system, heaters, fans, Nelson waterers, and a 16-ft concrete aisle. A four-horse electric walker, three pipe pens, a 20acre mare pasture, and two trailer hookups support daily work. Additional improvements include a 75×50 hay and equipment barn, insulated storage, and multiple paddocks.
Lindale Rural Water supports the property, with small ponds for livestock and underground utilities for reliability.
With productive soil, strong hay production, and subdivision potential, 3P Ranch is a versatile East Texas offering suited for horse owners, cattle, or long-term investment.
From the Ranch...
with Frank Addington
I am excited to introduce my new column, "From the Ranch..." which will appear regularly in the Texas Ranch Journal. This column will feature stories about interesting things happening around Texas, as well as interviews with some of the coolest Texans I know.
For this introductory piece, I could think of no one who embodies the Texas attitude more than rock and roll bowhunter, Ted Nugent. Theo, as I call him, and I have been friends for over four decades, and no one promotes ethical bowhunting, Second Amendment rights, and a drugfree life with more passion than Ted. Here's what he had to say..
FA: First of all, tell our readers who you are and what you do! And how long you’ve been doing it.
My name is Ted Nugent and for 70 plus years I have created the ultimate animal breeding soulmusic soundtrack for people of maximum spirit, attitude and lust for freedom and quality of life. I have dedicated my life fighting the runaway evil forces of criminal abuse of power by corrupt, soulless, nasty bureaucrats that constantly trample our God given individual rights while at the same time ferociously promoting and celebrating God, family, country, law and order and allthings freedom to the global masses. What fun!
FA: You are well known for your bow and arrow adventures. How far back does this go and have you often shot a bow on stage too ?
Born in Detroit Michigan in 1948, my wonderful father Warren Henry Nugent was already an adamant disciple of bowhunting master Fred Bear, so the mystical flight of the arrow and wildlife has always been a powerful discipline and source of great fascination and inspiration. As my rock-n-roll adventure accelerated in the 1960s, I naturally included archery into my stageshows and eventually created our Ted Nugent Spirit of the Wild TV show in 1989 to further promote and celebrate this incredible bowhunting/archery, hands-on conservation lifestyle to the masses.
FA: Who is your bow hunting friends and heroes ? Who’s had major influences on you ?
Born in the powerful shadow of Fred Bear, I was constantly inspired to find out more about great archers and bowhunters. Along with Fred leading the way, I got to know Howard Hill, Ben Pearson, Jim Daugherty, Doug Walker, Chuck Adams and so many other greats to help guide my arrows home and learn everything I could about wildlife.
FA: Land is important to a guy like you with your hobbies and interests. Did you grow up on large land in Michigan ? If not, where did you go to pursue your hunting adventures ?
We never owned land and hunted exclusively on public ground forever. Once I started making money, I made sure I never wasted any of it on booze, drugs, tobacco, or any such foolish nonsense, so ended up purchasing lots of incredible wildgrounds of phenomenal wildlife habitat where the Nugent family hunts hard each year.
FA: You do own a ranch in Michigan right? How do you manage it for game ?
We have more than a thousand acres of the greatest wildlife habitat to be found in Michigan and intensely manage it for the critters. Forests, swamps, marches, fens, agriculture and custom foodplots along with annual deciduous, coniferous and various fruit and mast producing trees provide definitive bio-diversity greatly benefitting all living things while optimizing quality air, soil and water production.
FA: I know you did a birthday bash on a famous Texas ranch for many years. Can you give a few highlights of that for us?
Because I have always promoted and celebrated the joys and sense of duty that the hunting lifestyle provides, people have always sought advise on how to get started so I created SUNRIZE SAFARIS to book, guide and outfit interested parties to join the fun. We packed the amazing YO Ranch in Mountain Home Texas each December for my annual Ted Nugent Birthday Hunt Bash Party creating the most profitable annual event at this historic ranch having the time of our lives. We continue to do so at our own SpiritWild Ranch in China Spring each year and celebrate the most wonderful families around some very special campfires.
FA: Texas has vast land and each area differs. What’s been your favorite area and why ?
Texas truly is Gods country and we loves all the various regions from the Hill Country, South Texas, West Texas, the eastern Piney Woods to the Gulf Coast. We love it all! Truly the greatest whitetail deerhunting to be found on earth is the wilds of South Texas.
FA: On the land you currently own what’s been your goal management wise? Do you plant food crops, feed protein, etc?
Our beloved home SpiritWild Ranch along the North Bosque River consists of the best of all worlds. We have diverse forests, pecan groves, agriculture, some wetlands, and everything a hunter/nature lover could want. We grow corn, soybeans, alfalfa and various custom food plots to maximize optimal wildlife support and bio-diversity. God rewards us with the soul cleansing healing powers of quality nature due to dedicated conscientious resource stewardship.
FA: What other large ranches in Texas do you enjoy hunting on ? What game is your favorite ?
The best hunting on earth can be found in Texas because it is 90+% private owned and nobody takes better care of ground than private property owners. The exotic game hunting is incredible and so is the indigenous deer, turkey, waterfowl, upland and small game along with amazing predator and varmint hunting.
FA: My parents have hunted with you a number of times and they always comment on your ethics, respect for the game and your striving to be the best shot you can be. You were with mom when she shot her 20th bear with a bow at age 72. Crazy huh?!?
This is a perfect example of the joys of sharing hunting camps with the finest people on earth! You mom and dad, along with the legions of hunting families I've been so privileged to hunt which proves that great, down to earth, grounded, kind people are best represented in the hunting culture.
FA: I know you to be a charitable man. What are some causes dear to your heart here in Texas ? How can folks get involved ? We are involved with various youth, military, law enforcement, 2nd Amendment and numerous wildlife conservation charities and causes nationwide and Texans have always been amazingly generous and caring. Our own Ted Nugent Kamp for Kids nonprofit has steered boys and girls on a TruNorth compass setting for 36 years. People can visit TedNugent.com for information how we save kids lives every year.
FA: Are you retired from the stage or are you a still rocking and rolling ?
I enjoyed the greatest musical fun and adventure in 2025 and there is no end in sight! I rocked my 7009th rockout and will continue to unleash exciting, thrilling fun soulmusic with the
world's greatest musicians and musiclovers nonstop. I don't actually tour anymore because I am such a hopeless homebody, but me and the boys will jam like animals here, there and everywhere as long as I can be home each night! My music has a life of its own and is more fun, dynamic and exciting than ever if you can believe that!
FA: Where can our readers go to learn all things Ted, visit your website and stay up on all your adventures?
TedNugent.com for sure but tune into our 36 year running Ted Nugent Spirit of the Wild TV show on Pursuit Channel eight times a week and our Real America's Voice Spirit Campfire and Faith and Freedom podcasts.
FA: your family has grown - lots of grandkids coming into the picture. What’s it like seeing them try archery and hunting for the first time ?!?
That’s gotta be great! All my seven kids and thirteen grandkids are tuned into hands-on conservation to varying degrees and there is nothing better for young people or any people for that matter than spending maximum time in the healing powers of the great outdoors.
FA: You care deeply for your fellow man. I know you to be a man of faith and very patriotic. Any advice for young people reading this?
Genuine happiness and a solid sense of deep, inner fulfillment and gratifying purpose of life can only truly be attained by being clean and sober. God, family, country is the battlecry for inner peace and sense of duty.
FA: You and I share the same feelings about a certain Mexican restaurant in San Antonio - you once told me it’s your favorite ! Is it still your favorite ?
My dear old friend Tony Dukes, God rest his soul, introduced me to the incredible Mexican cuisine at Mi Tieras after a San Antonio concert in 1976. I can't wait to buy you dinner there ASAP!
FA: I think you and I both married “Up”. What’s Ms Shemane been up to lately ?
Yes indeed! Shemane and I have been happily married for 36 years and she is my dream wife, soulmate, mother of our incredible son Rocco Winchester and grandson Rover Wolf, my
best bowhunting buddy and a force of nature to reckon with for God, family, country! Her Queen of the Forest segment on our TV show has inspired many, many women and newcomers to join the mystical flight of the arrow celebration.
FA: Tell us about your place in Texas.
SpiritWild Ranch is approximately 300 acres high fence on the North Bosque River in China Spring Texas with magnificent diverse habitat that supports 65 species of birdlife, abundant smallgame, big game, numerous exotics, varmints, and spirit invigorating healthy biodiversity!
FA: Thank you Theo for all you do. Rock on.
Frank Addington, an Associate with Texas Ranch Sales, is known for his deep roots in the outdoor world and his ability to connect with just about anyone he meets. Having crossed paths with a wide range of people throughout his life, Frank brings a conversational, experience-driven perspective to his writing, sharing stories and insights from the land and the people who live on it.
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SAN MIGUEL CREEK RANCH
907± counties
Atascosa & McMullen
Jourdanton
San Miguel Creek Ranch spans 907± acres of classic South Texas brush country across Atascosa and McMullen Counties. With 1.4 miles of San Miguel Creek, multiple lakes, and over twenty years of habitat management, this is serious hunting ground built for trophy whitetails and dedicated land stewards.
Rolling terrain mixes heavy brush, deep draws, and big oaks with pockets of open pasture. Five stock tanks, four which are tied to over two miles of 2" water line, pair with a shared 350 GPM well and a solar well for reliable water across the ranch.
Wildlife is exceptional, with an all-native deer herd producing Boone & Crockett-caliber bucks, plus turkey, quail, dove, and strong waterfowl hunting. Ranch King blinds, AWS towers, protein and corn feeders, water troughs, and two DMP pens support a full MLDP program.
Power, working pens, a feed bin, and a newly built pad site round out the infrastructure. With size, water, and proven management, San Miguel Creek Ranch is a premier turnkey hunting property in the heart of South Texas.
CLEAR CREEK RANCH
Clear Creek Ranch spans 374± acres outside Bellville, offering location, water, and working-ranch function in a fast-growing Austin County corridor. Minutes from Hwy 290 and under an hour from Houston, Katy, and College Station, it’s positioned for ranching, family use, or long-term investment.
The remodeled 2,936± sq/ft main house sits on high ground with 3BR/2.5BA, Viking appliances, fireplaces, and a heated pool. A 1,000± sq/ft guest house and two-car garage add flexibility, supported by a shop, equipment barn, chicken coop, and a generator system powering the homesite.
Improved pastures, cross-fencing, and cattle pens keep operations running, while two spring-fed creeks with clear water and elevated banks provide reliable flow with minimal floodplain.
This property can be divided several ways or purchased as a whole, giving buyers room to tailor the ranch to their plans.
VIEW POINTE RANCH SCAN FORVID
2,020± county Brown acres
Brownwood texas
View Pointe Ranch spans 2,020± high-fenced acres in Brown County, built for serious hunting, long-term investment, or full-time living. Just minutes from Lake Brownwood with frontage on FM 585 and CR 110, the ranch offers convenience in a prime stretch of Central Texas.
The main lodge is a furnished 3BR/2BA setup with granite, double ovens, and life-proof flooring. Three guest cabins and a guide’s cabin expand sleeping space, while an enclosed entertainment pavilion adds room for gathering. A 3BR/3.5BA barndominium serves as the main residence with Viking appliances, wrap-around windows, and paved access off the highway. A foreman’s house and multiple barns support full operations.
Four wells, rural water, 39 ponds, and 2± miles of Briar Creek anchor the water system. Roads and trails run throughout, supporting an extensive hunting program with superior whitetail genetics and a lineup of exotics including Aoudad, Nilgai, Axis, Blackbuck, Oryx, and more. Blinds, feeders, and furnishing convey, making View Pointe Ranch a turnkey high-fence operation with serious scale.
ROCKIN D RANCH
Rockin D Ranch spans 154± acres in Galveston County, pairing prime location with ready-to-build infrastructure. Just minutes from Santa Fe and under 45 minutes to Houston or Galveston Island, this tract sits squarely in the path of growth along the Texas Gulf Coast.
The land blends open pasture with wooded pockets and is laser leveled with established drainage and mitigation systems already in place. The fencing, both high and low, is anchored in concrete for durability. More than 400 live oaks add character across the property while still leaving room for residential, agricultural, or commercial development.
Utilities are set with Center Point electricity and a private water well. With size, access, and a strong economic region behind it, Rockin D Ranch offers a rare opportunity for a private estate, ag operation, or full-scale project with long-term upside.
2 LAKES RANCH
825±
2 Lakes Ranch spans prime Hill Country land just outside of the small community of Stonewall. This property offers a rare combination of location, water, and turnkey infrastructure. High fenced and crossfenced, the property offers around a two-story 3BR/2BA home built in 2015 with materials from the original barn..
Water is a key feature of this property with a 22± acre private lake, a shared 34± acre lake with floating dock, multiple ponds, and 2.5± miles of wet-weather Middle Fork Williams Creek. Two wells, one electric and one solar, keep the ranch supplied year-round.
Rolling oak-covered terrain, open pasture, and strong internal roads set the stage for leisure and hunting. Whitetail, turkey, quail, and dove thrive here, with blinds and feeders already in place.
With size, water, and proximity to Fredericksburg, Johnson City, and two major metros, 2 Lakes Ranch stands out as a premier private retreat or long-term Hill Country investment.
YOUNG RANCH
Young Ranch covers 181± acres in Kimble County and combines Hill Country views, reliable water, and a standout Victorian style home. Just minutes from Junction, the property offers easy access to the Llano River, local dining, and I-10, making it a strong fit for recreation or full-time living.
The 3,200± sq ft main house features four bedrooms, three and a half baths, two living areas, and fireplaces. Porches, gazebos, landscaped grounds, and an inground pool create a comfortable setting. The ranch also includes barns, a shop, an RV barn with full hookups, and cross fencing.
Two Trinity Aquifer wells supply the ranch and Pedernales Electric serves the improvements. Wildlife is plentiful with whitetail, axis, turkey, dove, and quail across the pastures.
Young Ranch delivers character, water, and wildlife in a strong Junction location.
181± county Kimble acres Junction texas
WIND DANCER RANCH & RETREAT
Wind Dancer Ranch and Retreat covers 21.56± acres in the Brazos Valley and blends private country living with equestrian facilities and income potential. Located on Burch Lane in Robertson County, it sits just minutes from Bryan and Texas A&M.
The 2,991± sq ft main home offers rustic elegance with two bedrooms, two and a half baths, and an open layout. Two detached guest suites provide extra lodging for family or VRBO. Outdoor living includes a resort style pool, covered pavilion, fire pit, and a full outdoor kitchen.
A 4,500± sq ft event center hosts weddings and Aggie gatherings. Horse amenities include two barns with multiple stalls, a foaling stall, tack and feed rooms, wash rack, and full training setup with arena, round pen, walker, and track.
A water well, a pond, and a gazebo round out the setting. Wind Dancer Ranch and Retreat offers privacy, versatility, and the chance to build a lasting legacy in Aggieland.
YOUNGER RANCH SCAN FORVID
Younger Ranch covers 265.82± acres outside Sunset and has been in the same family since 1856. The property blends open pasture, hardwood cover, and nearly a mile of seasonal creek frontage, making it well suited for grazing, hunting, or long term investment. It sits about 70 miles from the DFW metroplex with easy access off CR 1792.
The land is a mix of productive pasture and dense post oak woods, with roughly 130 acres supporting cattle. Turkey Creek winds through the property and two ponds provide additional water for livestock. Wildlife is strong and the ranch has only been lightly hunted by family.
Electricity is in place and ranch roads offer solid access throughout. The property is mostly undeveloped, giving buyers room to build or divide as needed.
With good land, water features, and a prime North Texas location, Younger Ranch is a flexible investment with options for ranching, recreation, or future growth.
CORRIVAL RANCH
kendall county | 57±
Corrival Ranch is a full-service equestrian center for sale. The property offers boarding, rehab and conditioning therapy, a full surgical suite, training, AQHA/APHA horse sales, training, and more. An equestrian center like what is offered here is a rare find in the Texas Hill Country. This is an excellent investment opportunity that appeals to the equestrian community in surrounding areas.
FLAT ROCK FARM
parker county | 56±
Flat Rock Farm offers 56± acres for sale in Parker County, Texas, just 3± miles south of Peaster and 6± miles northwest of Weatherford. Situated in an area known for high-end homes on acreage, this property is ideally located for those looking to build an equestrian operation or private ranch. Weatherford, a nationally recognized hub for horse facilities, is only minutes away. Additionally, the farm is within 37± miles of Fort Worth and 68± miles of Dallas, providing easy access to major metropolitan areas while maintaining a peaceful, rural setting.
318± county Atascosa acres
JF RANCH
Well-balanced South Texas ranch with open pasture, native brush, and a reliable stock pond. Set up for cattle, hay, or hunting with cross fencing, water well, and power in place. Easy access from County Road 314 adds convenience for livestock operations, recreation, or future expansion. Charlotte texas
160± county Bandera acres
Pipe Creek texas
PRIVILEGE CREEK RANCH EAST
Live water, rolling Hill Country terrain, and two updated homes create a turnkey setup for country living or weekend retreats. Pasture, hardwoods, and Privilege Creek offer room for livestock, hunting, and recreation. Strong improvements, good access, and scenic views make it a well-rounded residential or getaway property.
740± county
BRB LODGE
Concho acres
A fully equipped commercial hunting retreat with lodging for large groups, a main lodge, guest suites, barns, and a skinning facility. High-fence habitat supports diverse exotics and strong whitetail genetics, with ponds, roads, and a full water system in place. Ideal for outfitting, retreats, or private recreation. Eden texas
acres
57± county
RAFTER M RANCH
DeWitt
A renovated home, guest quarters, and barns make this a ready-to-use country setup for cattle or horses. Open pasture, light brush, and a private well support everyday ranch use, while a pool, fenced yard, and quiet setting add comfort. A practical, manageable place for rural living with room to work and unwind. Yoakum texas
70± county Gonzales acres Gonzales texas
4E GENTLEMAN’S RANCH
Two matching homes, a big shop, and a ready-made hunting layout make this a straightforward country setup. Native brush, open pockets, and two ponds support livestock and wildlife, while blinds and feeders are already in place. A clean, usable spread geared for weekend escapes or easy full-time living.
165± county Gregg acres
NICE RACK RANCH
A high-fence setup producing 200-class whitetail, with exotics, ponds, and rolling pasture. Blinds, feeders, and managed genetics make it a turnkey hunting operation with income potential already in motion. Strong access, utilities, and clean infrastructure round out a serious East Texas sporting property. Gladewater texas
347± county Kaufman acres
Terrell texas
KAUFMAN RANCH
Private lake, rolling pasture, and mixed timber give this tract strong recreational appeal and real development upside. Deep water, wildlife, and ready access across the property set the stage for homesites, grazing, or long-term investment close to the Metroplex.
180± county Lamar acres
Arthur City texas
RED RIVER CROSSING
Live water, sandy loam ground, and a mile of riverfront set the stage for kayaking, hunting, or future development. Pasture, brush, and farmland give it range and flexibility, while a remodeled home and solid access make it a ready setup for recreation, retreat, or long-term investment.
550± county Limestone acres
Kosse texas
NAPA RANCH
Built for serious production, this operation delivers big on infrastructure with processing barns, bunk lines, traps, and water across the place. With cultivatable ground, dependable facilities, and room for largescale cattle or breeding programs, it’s a turnkey setup with long-term upside.
361± county Medina acres
Hondo texas
CONCHO RANCH
High-fence retreat with a lakeside home perched over the water, rolling ground, and oak-studded trails. Multiple lakes, ponds, and a creek keep the place wet and wildlife heavy. Trophy whitetail, exotics, and a full blind-and-feeder setup make it a turnkey hunting escape built for comfort and action.
SAYLOR MOUNTAIN RANCH
Rolling terrain, oak-studded pastures, and long views set the tone for a quiet country getaway with a 2BR cabin, barns, and good fencing already in place. A reliable well, year-round wildlife, and easy internal access make it a ready spot for weekends, grazing, or building a future home in peaceful Central Texas.
OLNEY HUNTING RANCH
Turnkey hunting setup with stocked ponds, mesquite cover, clearings, and miles of trails. Two cabins, storage containers, blinds, feeders, and utilities already in place. Reliable water, good access, and steady wildlife activity make this a ready-to-hunt North Texas getaway with comfort built in.
208±
acres
county robertson
THE BUCKHORN RANCH
With features for both the hunter and rancher, It has hardwood timber, nice elevation changes, open pastures in a private setting surrounded by large neighboring tracts. The ranch sits at the end of nearly a half mile of all-weather gravel road leading to the gated entrance, giving it a quiet feel while staying within easy reach of Franklin and nearby amenities. Hardwoods, grazing ground, ponds, and a solid barn makes this property suitable hunting, recreation, or your home in the country. Franklin
170±
acres
4-0 RANCH
With its size, infrastructure, and road frontage, the property offers a range of possibilities. It is ideal for a working cattle or horse ranch, corporate or family retreat, bed and breakfast, or even a dude ranch. The extensive county road frontage provides the potential for land subdivision. This property comes fully equipped with select furniture, tractors, equipment, and cattle, making a smooth transition for the new owner.
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OUT OF STATE
HIDDEN RANCH
3,855± DEEDED ACRES
640± LEASED ACRES
615± ACRES FREE-USE LAND
CHAVES COUNTY, NEW MEXICO
Versatile working ranch with a mix of deeded, leasehold, and free-use land. Features rolling pastures, mesas, and canyons with abundant wildlife and strong grazing capacity. Includes a hunting cabin, barn, pens, and fencing. Reliable water from wells, springs, and windmills supports livestock and recreation alike.
RED HILL RANCH
313± ACRES
CADDO COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
Rolling Oklahoma farmland with live water, productive tillable ground, and multiple ponds. Strong soils, open pasture, and timbered creek corridors support grazing, farming, and good hunting. A practical setup with income potential and scenic homesite options.
TAMARACK OREGON
34± DEEDED ACRES
WALLOWA COUNTY, OREGON
This premier equestrian property features state-of-the-art indoor and outdoor arenas, 20-stall climate-controlled stable, foaling barn, irrigated paddocks, and extensive support facilities. With a 3BR/2BA home, scenic pastures, a pond, and mountain views, it’s ideal for professional training, boarding, or breeding in a stunning, wellequipped setting.
Y-BELL RANCH
435± DEEDED ACRES
2775± ACRE BLM LEASE
CROOK COUNTY, OREGON
This luxurious, turn-key ranch blends upscale living with top-tier ranching and equestrian facilities. Highlights include a 4BR main home with a trophy room, saltwater pool, and extensive garages; a world-class indoor arena and horse barn; multiple guest and staff homes With manicured pastures, mountain views, and premium amenities, it’s ideal for recreation, cattle, or equestrian pursuits.
RUSSELL RANCH
7,677± DEEDED ACRES
320± ACRE BLM ALLOTMENT
CROOK COUNTY, OREGON
This exceptional property offers stunning views, irrigated pastures, and top-tier cattle and equine facilities. Improvements include four homes, barns, indoor and outdoor arenas, calving and cattle working barns, and new fencing. With high-volume wells, pivots, timber, and abundant wildlife, it’s a premier setup for ranching, recreation, and rural living near Prineville.
SUMMIT PRAIRIE
9,020± DEEDED ACRES
640± ACRES OF BLM ALLOTMENTS
CROOK COUNTY, OREGON
This expansive property offers prime cattle and hunting land with two large lakes, nearly seven miles of river frontage, and multiple creeks and tributaries. With 6,220± acres of irrigated pasture, diesel pump wells, and mature timber, it supports 1,400–1,600 cowcalf pairs. Wildlife is abundant, with LOP tags available for elk and mule deer, plus diverse game and waterfowl opportunities.
BELLA SERA RANCH
49± county anderson
acres
Bella Sera Ranch represents a turnkey property for those seeking a picturesque wedding venue or event center in East Texas. Its blend of modern, well-maintained facilities, natural beauty, and location make it a desirable investment opportunity. palestine
texas
JONES 15 RANCH
15± county Atascosa
acres
Affordable opportunity to own acreage in a desirable part of South Texas. Its balance of brush and pastureland makes it flexible for both recreational and agricultural use. Additional adjoining acreage is available for buyers looking to expand into a larger operation or create a more extensive hunting property. Atascosa
texas
SAUNDERS RANCH
75± county atascosa
acres
texas
About 65% of the ranch is covered in native brush, creating strong wildlife habitat. The land transitions into cross-fenced pastures ideal for grazing or small-scale farming. Wildlife is abundant, with whitetail deer, turkey, dove, and quail commonly seen across the ranch. Recreational hunters will find this tract appealing thanks to the game diversity and reliable access provided by internal ranch roads and senderos.
GRASSYVILLE RANCH
140± county bastrop
acres
paige
texas
A recently built 2,000± sq/ft main residence anchors the property, featuring 3 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms. The ranch offers excellent hunting with a healthy population of whitetail deer, dove, and turkey. The ranch is set up with three hunting blinds, four corn feeders, and one protein feeder, making it a prime destination for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts.
charlotte
THE OAKS OF SAINT HEDWIG
32± county bexar
acres
Saint Hedwig
texas
Turnkey opportunity for rural living with modern comfort. Its strategic location near San Antonio, combined with a renovated home, mature trees, improved pastures, and a setup ready for both recreation and livestock, makes The Oaks of Saint Hedwig a standout choice for anyone seeking country life near the city.
BRB RANCH
acres
519± county Concho
Eden
texas
High-fenced ground built for serious hunting and ranching. Whitetail genetics run strong, with blinds and feeders set, while cleared pastures, ponds, and creeks keep cattle working. With wells and roads in place, it’s turnkey for game, livestock, or both.
ROADS END RANCH
56± county Concho & Menard
acres
Living up to its name, this is a private, peaceful, and set apart property. With its house, barns, water, and seclusion, it’s a turnkey country property ready to enjoy as your home in the country, weekend escape, or small hunting property. The main home includes 3BR/2BA across 1,642± sq/ft. The barns are equipped with power and water.
BULLARD CREEK FARM
88± county Coryell
acres
Evant
texas
Casitas, a bunkhouse Airstream, and a cowboy pool make this place weekendready, while pastures, brush, and Bullard Creek bring hunting and wildlife. With historic charm, blinds, feeders, and room to gather, it’s a turnkey mix of rental, recreation, and ranch.
PECOS PARADISE
851± county crockett
acres
Pasture and scattered oaks roll into a wetweather creek, giving this tract both utility and charm. Wildlife drifts through, and the ground is suited for grazing, building, or keeping as a rural getaway. With power at the road, it’s ready for the next chapter. sheffield
texas
CARGILL RANCH
36± county Edwards
acres
Rocksprings
texas
Brushy hills and open pasture give this tract both cover and usability, with trails leading to blinds and feeders already in place. Year-round hunting for whitetail, exotics, and hogs makes it a turnkey weekend escape or the spot to drop a cabin in seclusion.
SUNRISE RANCH
47± county edwards
acres
rocksprings texas
An attractive wildlife haven with a rolling terrain. It features 330± ft of a wet-weather creek and is heavily covered with native trees, including live oak, shin oak, and pinion pines. The diverse habitat supports abundant wildlife, including axis, fallow, red deer, sika, and whitetail deer, aoudad, dove, turkey, and hogs.
MARRIOTT RANCH
52± county Edwards
acres
Rocksprings
Rolling hills, live oaks, and native brush shape this rugged tract where whitetail, exotics, and turkey roam. Trails cut to blinds and ridges with sweeping views, while open pasture and creek bed give balance. Ready for hunts, weekends, or a future build.
GREAT WIND RANCH
42± county edwards
acres
rocksprings
texas
The property features gently rolling terrain ranging from 2,220 to 2,260 feet in elevation. The land is 100% usable, with open pastures, scattered oak motts, and excellent building sites with long views from the existing camp area. Large live oaks and light native brush provide good cover for wildlife without limiting visibility or access across the property.
RED BLUFF RETREAT
75± county edwards
Rocksprings
acres Affordable Hill Country hunting ranch with scenery, elevation, and water features rarely found at this size. With Red Bluff Creek, good access, and diverse terrain, it’s a ready-to-use getaway with the foundation to build out a family retreat or hunting camp.
texas
EDWARDS ESCAPE
43± county Edwards acres
Rocksprings
texas
Oak-covered hills, a wet-weather creek, and native brush give this place a rugged edge. Blinds, feeders, and a trough are already set, with axis, whitetail, and turkey moving through. With water, power, and trails in place, it’s turnkey for hunts or quiet escapes.
HIGH POINT RANCH
78± county Edwards acres
Rocksprings
texas
A camp with deck views, storage, and water setup makes this tract ready from day one. Wildlife is heavy—axis, whitetail, aoudad, and more—working across draws and ridges. With blinds, feeders, and a pond in place, it’s primed for hunts, weekends, or a base in the hills.
HIGHWAY 55 RANCH
100± county Edwards acres
Rocksprings
texas
This ranch sits northwest of Rocksprings in an area known for good brush, rolling country, and reliable wildlife populations. With highway frontage, electricity on-site, and open terrain ready for improvement, the property works equally well for hunting, recreation, or building a quiet getaway.
EL TROFEO RANCH
D & G RANCH
105± county Edwards acres
Rocksprings
texas
Backed by thousands of untouched acres, this low-fenced tract is loaded with whitetail, axis, hogs, and more. Two trailers with porches, utilities, and furniture make it family-ready, while blinds, feeders, and creek frontage keep it primed for serious hunts.
HERNANDEZ RANCH
acres
133± county
Edwards
Rocksprings
texas
Built in 2022, the house has two levels with one bedroom, one full bath, a wood stove, an upstairs loft, and a porch. A walkin cooler and equipment shed add to the setup. A 2023 Polaris Ranger conveys, along with furnishings for the home.
50± county Falls acres
Marlin
texas
Mix of timber and pasture with ponds, creek, and trails make this tract versatile for building, grazing, or hunting. A livable container, storage, and water already in place give it a head start, while blinds and feeders make it weekend-ready for wildlife.
RM RANCHETTE
acres
14 ± county frio
moore
texas
The land is primarily cleared, making it ready for development or agricultural use, while numerous mesquite trees remain to provide natural shade for livestock and wildlife. The open layout also makes this a desirable property for hunting, particularly dove hunting, which is excellent in the area.
TRIPLE SPRINGS RANCH
146± county Gillespie
acres
Gently rolling terrain with a mix of pasture and scattered hardwoods. Three natural springs feed a creek that runs along the back portion of the ranch, providing reliable water for livestock and wildlife.
HACIENDA HAWKINS
20± county gillespie
acres
1,781± sq/ft, rustic-style 3BR/2BA house built in 2021. The house has stained concrete floors, wood-beamed ceiling accents, a beautiful floor-to-ceiling rock fireplace, and sliding barn doors that enhance its rustic charm. A back patio extends from the master bedroom, offering a private outdoor retreat. A propane generator is on-site for backup power in times of power loss.
C BAR S RANCH
66± county Guadalupe
acres
seguin texas
Post oaks, live oaks, and blackjack trees provide shade and cover throughout. There are two ponds, both kept full by an irrigation well. One pond is stocked with fish and features a dock, making it a perfect spot for fishing. The property is low-fenced and cross-fenced into five separate pastures, with ranch roads and trails providing access across the acreage.
Fredericksburg texas
VASHO THE SCULPTOR SHAPED BY NATURE & TIME
Vasho’s work begins where most people stop looking.
Across from his workshop in Leander, Lake Travis recedes and rises, exposing remnants of a valley that disappeared when the dam was built decades ago. Trees were cut and left behind. Stumps and logs sit submerged underwater for more than 80 years. Preserved rather than rotting, the wood waits.
Vasho walks the shoreline frequently, often with his family. Driftwood. Massive stumps. Pieces shaped not by tools, but by time, water and circumstance. What looks like debris to most feels like treasure to him. New pieces wash ashore as the lake shifts, offering material that is always changing.
Born, raised and trained in Slovakia, Vasho began carving wood early, completing his first sculptural piece around the age of fourteen. He goes on to study sculpture at the university level, spending time in galleries and learning a distinction that still guides his work today: the difference between art and craft. Craft serves function. Art exists for its own sake, defined by intention, technique and artistic value.
Though his family were tailors by trade, creativity runs through generations. His father is a talented sketch artist, and an uncle works as a wood carver. Long before Lake Travis enters the picture, Vasho is already drawn to working with natural materials.
Much of the wood he works with is red oak and cedar, hardwoods that do not rot underwater. Red oak, in particular, becomes even denser after sitting submerged for decades, almost petrified by time. The pieces he retrieves carry weight, both physically and historically.
Vasho does not force ideas onto the wood. More often than not, the process itself reveals what a piece wants to become. Cleaning, burning, grinding and brushing bring out details that guide the work forward. Nature remains the lead artist. He simply follows.
Inside his workshop, the tools reflect that philosophy. Sanding, polishing or leaving a piece raw are all options, but one of his preferred techniques is brushing with nylon brushes. Unlike sanding, nylon brushing lifts the grain instead of flattening it, revealing texture and depth that might otherwise be lost. It is a subtle choice, but one that allows the character of the wood to speak more clearly.
Fire is another part of the process. Using a propane torch, Vasho burns sections of the wood, not to erase, but to emphasize. Burning deepens contrast, highlights form and adds another layer of history to material that already carries decades of it.
Outside his shop, unfinished pieces are scattered. Wood he has not yet found direction for. Some may wait months. Others, years. The work develops in stages, often guided by time rather than urgency.
There is no rush in his work. No repetition for the sake of production. Each piece develops on its own timeline.
Vasho has been in the United States for just one year, living in Leander with his wife and two children. His proximity to the lake allows him to return to the shoreline often, continuing the quiet practice of looking, collecting and waiting for the right moment.
In his hands, wood shaped by water and time becomes something deliberate, still bearing the marks of nature, but guided into form with restraint and respect. It is work rooted in patience, history and an understanding that sometimes the most important part of making art is knowing when not to interfere. See more of Vasho's work on hist instagram
BOLTON HAY FARM
21± county Guadalupe
acres
Cibolo
texas
Strong Coastal Bermuda fields and pasture make this tract ready for hay, cattle, or a future homesite. Utilities are in place, light restrictions protect value, and the quiet setting with quick access to I-10 gives it both function and long-term appeal.
ROLLING B RANCH
86± county Guadalupe
acres
Seguin
texas
Cross-fenced sections of raw land shaded by oaks and hickories give this tract room for cattle, wildlife, or a future build. A solar well feeds livestock and game, while gated access and seclusion make it a quiet retreat within reach of city life.
FOREST HILL ACRES
4.5± county Harrison
acres
4.5± Buildable acres located in Harrison county. Ample room to expand while staying rural with the ammenities of town just 5 minutes down the road. Privacy and
DOMINION 100 RANCH
100± county kimble
acres
Well-equipped for hunting, with two blinds, six corn feeders, and three protein feeders already in place. The property is home to native and exotic game, including whitetail deer, axis, fallow, aoudad, blackbuck, oryx, dove, quail, and turkey. The combination of brush, open spaces, and water sources creates an exceptional habitat for yearround hunting opportunities. junction
DOS CERVEZAS
acres
41± county kinney
Brackettville texas
A weekend retreat, hunting property, homestead, or future development project. Its location within commuting distance to San Antonio, coupled with existing utilities and wildlife, positions it as a valuable piece of Southwest Texas brush country. Whether you’re looking to hunt, relax, or build, this ranch offers the foundation to bring your vision to life.
TEN THOUSAND HOUR RANCH
11± county lavaca
acres
hallettsville
texas
The house, originally built in 1998 and recently remodeled, offers 1,391± square feet of living space. It is a single-story layout, providing straightforward comfort and functionality. The house is served by existing utilities, and the acreage includes space for barns, gardens, or additional improvements to accommodate a new owner’s plans.
LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN RANCH
56± county lee
acres
This low-fenced ranch allows native wildlife to roam freely, making it a prime location for hunting. The property supports a variety of species, including whitetail deer, dove, ducks, quail, and turkey. The ranch is well-connected with ranch roads and trails, allowing for easy access across the property. The land comprises lush pastures dotted with scattered trees that provide both shade and privacy.
RANCHO DEL SOL
95± county limestone acres
thornton
texas
The 2,240± sq/ft two-story house features three spacious upstairs bedrooms, two full baths, and abundant natural light. Wood flooring runs throughout the house, giving it a warm and inviting feel. Supporting improvements include a barn, a storage shed currently used as a feed and tack room, and a loafing shed for horses.
TILDEN TRAIL RANCH
60± county McMullen
acres
Tilden
texas
Classic brush country with senderos, mesquite, and cover thick with whitetail, quail, and hogs. Blinds, feeders, and a pond are set, with a base camp and hunting rig ready to roll. A solid South Texas tract for weekends, hunting, or future improvements.
TRINITY POSTMARC
73± county Navarro
acres
Kerens
texas
Trinity River frontage, a lodge with wraparound porch, and thick oak and cedar draws make this tract a rare find. Trails cut to blinds and feeders, while pasture near the road adds utility. A turnkey mix of hunting, water recreation, and country seclusion.
PECOS RIVER FLATS
664± county pecos
acres
McCamey,
texas
A versatile property that can be used for recreation, hunting, agricultural purposes, or commercial development. The combination of live water, unrestricted land use, and access to power makes this a valuable investment in a desirable part of Texas.
CANYON CREEK RANCH
732± county Reeves
acres
Pecos
texas
Expansive West Texas ground with creeks, big skies, and rugged terrain where mule deer, whitetail, quail, and turkey roam. Private and untamed, it’s a rare chance to own unimproved acreage with starlit nights, wild game, and room to carve out your vision of the frontier.
COLORADO RIVER BLUFF RANCH
309± county runnels
acres
Premium riverfront ranch, a private hunting property, or long-term land investment, Colorado River Bluff Ranch delivers a tremendous opportunity in Runnels County. The buyer has the option to purchase a 30-foot-wide, approximately 3.8± acre strip for the construction of a private drive or an easement. bronte texas
BARTON RANCH
15± county San Saba
acres
Rochelle texas
A brick house and big shop sit among pecan trees and pasture with creek frontage running through. The pond and open fields bring water and space for cattle or horses, while the porches and views deliver a true taste of quiet country living.
acres
548± county Runnels
Ballinger texas
BYLER RANCH
Cotton fields, grazing pastures, and creek bottoms make this a true working ranch. With barns, pipe pens, ponds, and a solid home, it’s built for both cattle and farming. Wildlife moves through thick, giving hunters .ranchers alike plenty to work with.
LIMEKILN CREEK RANCH
47± county San Saba
acres
Rochelle texas
Limekiln Creek Ranch gives buyers the chance to own a manageable, productive, and scenic piece of San Saba County. The property can also be divided, with a 15± acre tract available out of the whole.
SECLUDED OAKS RANCH
53± county Schleicher
acres
eldorado texas
The ranch supports healthy populations of whitetail and axis deer, blackbuck, turkey, and dove. Two hunting blinds and four corn feeders are already in place, making the ranch fully equipped for immediate hunting use. Moreover, the ranch currently has an agricultural exemption, providing potential tax benefits to the new owner.
BIG SANDY SABINE RIVER RANCH
125± county smith
acres
winona texas
Big bluffs along the riverfront offer stunning views and enhance the land’s allure, providing opportunities for fishing and recreational enjoyment. Moreover, the southern end of the ranch is bordered by wet-weather runoff feeding into the river.
THE OASIS RANCH
61± county shelby
acres
The ranch combines comfortable country living with a productive mix of pasture and timber. Its 2,868± sq/ft brick house features 4BR/4BA, providing plenty of space for family and guests. Recent renovations on the first floor include updates to the kitchen, bath and master suite bath, blending modern finishes with classic ranch charm.
3P RANCH
acres
75± county smith
Equestrian property for sale in Lindale, Smith County, Texas. Built for serious horse operations, the ranch combines sandy loam soil, improved coastal hay pastures, and extensive pipe fencing with a wellappointed home and full set of equestrian facilities. The property is turnkey and ready for horses, livestock, or future development.
timpson texas
lindale texas
SABINAL RIVER RANCH
600± county uvalde acres
sabinal texas
High fenced acres with an additional 60± acres of low fenced pastureland along the river bottom. A furnished 4BR/3BA ranch house with a full kitchen and living and dining areas. Outdoor entertainment surrounds the home with an inviting covered patio and a rock fireplace. Near the main lodge, there is a shop, with a 2BR/2BA apartment inside to accommodate overflow guests.
AXIS OAKS RANCH
199± county Sutton acres
Sonora texas
A new barndominium with porch views and outdoor fire pit anchors this turnkey hunting place. Axis, whitetail, and exotics roam brush and pasture, watered by wells, troughs, and a stocked pond. With blinds, feeders, and working pens in place, it’s built to run and hunt now.
JUNO 44 RANCH
44± county val verde acres
del rio texas
A variety of wildlife, including native and exotics game, such as Whitetail, axis, and sika deer, aoudad, blackbuck, red stag, turkey, dove, and quail. The current owner has the property under agricultural exemption.
CREPE MYRTLE RANCH
43± county Upshur acres
Big Sandy texas
Two spring-fed ponds, creeks, and pasture give this ranch both beauty and backbone. A classic red barn with utilities adds function, while fencing and water lines make it practical for livestock, gardens, or a rural homestead. A ready East Texas tract with real versatility.
LAZY J RANCH
DEVILS RIVER DREAM
acres
893± county
Val Verde
Remodeled 1,600± sq/ft, 3BR/2BA modular house is on the property, protected by a heavy-duty 40′ x 100′ steel cover and complemented by a one-car garage. The ranch also features new storage buildings, two carports, a skinning shed with water and electricity, two secure shipping containers, and perimeter fencing. comstock
texas
DEVILS 42
acres
30± county
Val Verde
Del Rio texas
Rare opportunity to own a riverfront property. Owned by the same family for 40± years, properties like this rarely come on the market. Its combination of riverfront access, recreational opportunities, and quality improvements makes it ideal as a vacation home, permanent residence, or Airbnb rental.
DEVILS RIVER EAGLES NEST HIDEAWAY
Val Verde
42± county
Del Rio
acres Rolling ground with big views and thick brush draws in axis, whitetail, and aoudad. A hunting cabin is already in place, with trails cut to access the land. Secluded at the end of an easement road, it’s a private South Texas retreat ready to hunt or build on.
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65± county Val Verde
Del Rio
acres Turquoise river water cuts past rapids and deep holes, with rock steps leading down for fishing, kayaking, and swimming. A porch overlooks the bluffs, while barns and wells back it up. A rare stretch of Devils River, private and ready.
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SOUTH END RANCH
35± county Van Zandt
acres
Van
texas
Fertile pastures and a 3-acre lake set the stage for hay, cattle, or a private estate. With I-20 frontage and growth all around, this tract blends country function with serious investment upside. A rare chance to stake ground where East Texas is pushing forward.
LONE STAR FLATS
44± county Willacy
acres
Open ground set in an Opportunity Zone, this tract is prime for farming, development, or long-term hold. A wet-weather creek and light brush add character without cutting into usable space. Ag exemption and highway access make it a smart South Texas play. Lyford
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HEADLIGHT RANCH
acres
147± county
Van Zandt
Ben Wheeler
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Coastal Bermuda pastures and crossfencing make this place ready for cattle and hay, while utilities and road frontage give it development potential. With a pond and a touch of timber, it’s a versatile East Texas tract set up for work, growth, or a future build.
SEGURA RANCH
acres
300± county Zapata
Zapata
texas
Set in the Golden Triangle, this tract carries the brush, water, and genetics that make South Texas famous. Whitetail, quail, and dove thrive in heavy cover, with roads and senderos cut for access. A pond and utilities give it backbone, leaving the rest a clean slate.
TEXAS COMMERCIAL SALES
Coastal FM 920 | Wise County
The land has been in the same family for generations and carries the look and feel of a working place with real longterm potential. Productive coastal pasture, ponds, and a mix of open ground and brush make it well-suited for grazing, hay production, wildlife, or future development. With paved FM frontage, rural water, electricity, and dual access from a county road, this place delivers location and usability in one package.
60± AC |Italy, Texas
IH 35E Development Property
IH-35E corridor. Just 45± miles from Dallas, 51± miles from Waco, and 57± miles from Fort Worth, this property is ideal for retail, office, or industrial development. With easy access to US Highway 77 and a daily traffic count of approximately 47,273 vehicles, it offers significant commercial potential. The land is free of zoning restrictions, located within an Opportunity Zone.
332± Acres | Devers, Texas
Multiple revenue streams
Revenue-generating opportunities while providing a scenic environment for recreational activities. Whether you’re seeking an investment or a multifunctional property for personal use, this ranch offers versatility. Positioned in a high-growth corridor, the property’s potential is set to increase as development continues in the region.
17± Acres for Commercial Development
Castroville, Texas | Agricultural Zoning
This 17.12-acre tract offers elevated views of Castroville with direct access to US Highway 90. Located in the ETJ, it’s ideal for retail, office, or mixeduse development. It borders the 126± acre Castroville Regional Park and has access to the Medina Irrigation Canal.
728± acre Wheeler Ranch is nestled between the towns of Terrell and Lindale, TX Van Zandt, County | Van, TX
I-20 frontage, water features, and convenient access, it’s a canvas of potential waiting for your vision to flourish. The surrounding growth momentum in this region only adds to the allure, making this ranch an investment opportunity that’s truly unmatched.
1,298.25± Acres with Commercial Building | Andrews, TX Andrews County | Opportunity Zone
Main building is a 5,000± sq/ft steel-frame facility with 4,000± sq/ft of finished office space and 1,000± sq/ft of warehouse area. The office space includes multiple private offices, a conference room, a meeting/reception area,and more. Additional improvements include a 2,250± sq/ft carport, a covered patio and prep area.
OUR PARTNERS
CAPITAL FARM CREDIT
Capital Farm Credit is Texas’s largest agricultural lending cooperative, with over 100 years of experience helping ranchers, farmers, and rural homeowners secure land and equipment financing. With 67 offices serving 192 counties, they offer flexible land loans, operating loans, home loans, equipment financing, and crop insurance—all at competitive rates and with patronage dividends paid back to members. If you’re dreaming of expanding your property or upgrading your ranch tools, they turn those dreams into reality by focusing on member-owned, community-driven lending.
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CHAMPION RANCH
Champion Ranch is a luxury hunting ranch and resort nestled in the Heart of Texas, offering instant “I’m in the wild” vibes without leaving the state. On over 5,000 acres, they host world-class exotic game hunts (think African and Asian species thriving right here in Texas), upscale lodges, chef-driven dining, and activities ranging from horseback riding to corporate retreats. Whether you’re after a trophy hunt or a weekend of quiet starlit relaxation, their “leave as a friend” motto actually means it—you’ll be planning your next visit before you even check out.
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AHRENS RANCH & WILDLIFE
Ahrens Ranch & Wildlife combines professional hunting services with full-scale wildlife and ranch management across more than 500,000 acres in Texas (and even South Africa!). Led by Calan Ahrens—an expert hunter and consultant—they offer free-range hunts for axis deer, aoudad sheep, whitetail, and other trophy species, followed by gourmet meals and comfortable lodging. On the management side, they handle everything from helicopter surveys to prescribed burns, ensuring your land and wildlife thrive together.
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TANGO 82 AVIATION
Tango 82 Aviation in Fredericksburg, TX, is your go-to for helicopter tours, flight instruction, wildlife surveys, and even helicopter pig hunts (yes, really). Their pilots are FAA-certified, know every needle-thin mesa in the Hill Country, and will get you up close to Enchanted Rock or glide you through Fredericksburg’s vineyards in style. It’s the only way to see Texas from the air without risking a hang glider.
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FEDERAL PREMIUM AMMUNITION
Federal Premium is a stalwart in the ammo world, crafting everything from precision rifle cartridges to shotgun shells and pistol rounds (including the Hydra-Shok® line beloved by law enforcement). Their commitment to ballistics innovation—like Syntech® polymer-encapsulated bullets for indoor ranges—means cleaner shooting and extended barrel life. Whether you’re hunting axis deer or defending the ranch, they’ve got the load to make it count.
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J4 FENCING & SERVICES
Based in El Campo, TX, J4 Fencing & Services specializes in “Total Deer Solutions”: high-game fences, cattle fencing, custom gates, breeder pens, and deer handling facilities designed for every scale of operation. Family-owned since 2002, Cuatro Strack and his team build turnkey fence systems that withstand Texas weather and critter antics alike—plus their video of “how to not let hogs wreck your fence” is oddly satisfying. Farmers and ranchers coast-to-coast trust J4 to keep livestock where they belong.
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TEXAS AG EQUIPMENT, INC.
Texas Ag Equipment is a full-service Kubota dealership serving Uvalde, Alpine, and beyond, offering tractors, mowers, utility vehicles, construction trailers, parts, financing, and more. Co-owned by lifelong rancher/ rodeo family members, they know that when your tractor quits at high noon, there’s no “Monday morning” to fix it; they’ll get you back to work—fast—because they live the same ranch life you do. From hay balers to skid steers, their inventory is built for hard days under the West Texas sun.
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LIVEAG
LiveAg is a nationwide online marketplace for livestock and ag equipment, pioneering video and in-person auctions that let ranchers tap into buyers from coast to coast—no dusty sale barn required. With founding support from United Producers, Inc. and Tennessee Farmers Cooperative, they blend cutting-edge auction software with deep cattle-industry expertise, streamlining everything from purebred heifer sales to equipment Xchange. If “real-time price discovery” gets your heart racing, this is your new favorite auction format.
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5K LAND MANAGEMENT
5K Land provides land clearing and site preparation across Texas, transforming raw property into functional, attractive, and productive spaces. Their team handles residential, agricultural, commercial, and recreational projects with precision and efficiency, using a modern fleet and years of experience. Services include brush removal, excavation and grading, pond construction and water management, and tractor mowing and rock milling to maintain pastures and manage challenging terrain.
