Del Rio, TX 78840 - Val Verde County

An avid hunters dream! Located in eastern Val Verde County near the Edwards County line. This 515 acre ranch is 2 miles off highway 377 behind 2 electric gates down a country road that leads you to a gated entrance. A fully furnished true turn-key premier hunting ranch with everything set in place for the fast approaching hunting season. All deer blinds, feeders, tractors, atvs, trailers, tools and everything else you need to be equipped and ready to hunt convey with the property. This beautiful ranch has an abundance of native wildlife and exotics to offer. 200 acres of high fence, 315 acres of open range gives you the best of both worlds. An ideal set up for a commercial hunting operation or a ranch to enjoy with your family and establish your legacy.

Spectacular views and phenomenal hunting on this ranch with rolling terrain, varying elevation changes, and great vantage spots that intersect with lower lying areas where the wildlife like to hunker down. Easily accessible roads meander throughout the pasture, making the entire property traversable in a 2wd vehicle. The area offers abundant wildlife cover with the vegetation being mostly made up of Live oak, Shin oak, Texas oak, Pinon Pine, Mesquite, Huisache, and Juniper. Mountain laurel, Lotebush, Yucca, Persimmon, Hackberry, Cenizo along with other southwest desert flora bring berries and color to the countryside.

Inside the 200 acres of high fence roams a very eclectic exotic game herd. Axis, Aoudad, Blackbuck, Elk, Eland, white and brown Fallow, and Red Stag have the run of the place. Good game management practices already in place and this area is fed year around. The animals are hand fed twice a week and multiple watering troughs are stationed around the feeders. Outside of the high fenced section is 315 acres of open range where a healthy white-tail deer population exists. Along with wondering exotics, turkey, dove, local area predators such as hog, fox, bobcat, coyote, mountain lion and the occasional bear.

Originally belonging to a local family of ranchers this property was a working sheep ranch in the early 1900s. Most structures were built later in the 1980s and constructed to withstand the elements. There are a total of 7 buildings accounting for over 7000 square foot of living and storage space. Five of which are solid concrete that stay cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Three of these buildings are fully furnished to accommodate and sleep a total of 14 people. The main lodge has central heat and air, sleeps 4 and could easily be modified to sleep more. This spacious 1100 square foot refuge has an open living area with a fireplace , a sizeable kitchen and dining area, a full bathroom, offers a ton of storage and plenty of room to entertain a large group. Surrounded by a fenced in yard with a covered patio and a fire pit making it an enjoyable area to sit and watch the wildlife wonder. About 100 yards away is a 600 square foot bunk house with a kitchen, bathroom with central heat and air that sleeps 8. The third lodging arrangement is a rock house built in the 1950s that has been recently converted into a private hunters suite that sleeps 2. It has a large bathroom and storage area that could be conveniently remodeled into a den, kitchen or another sleeping area. Set back from the main attraction is a vacant 600 square foot building ready for your finishing touch.

There are 3 barns on the ranch. One has a 6 stall carport, an enclosed tool shed with work bench and storage area. There is a former shearing barn that would be an ideal place for a dance, wedding reception, hunters bbq or family gathering. The third was primarily used as a hay barn and is fully enclosed with tall double doors and 25 foot ceilings to store all kinds of ranch accessories, equipment and feed. Between two of the barns is a set of sturdy pipe pens built to contain livestock and wildlife. There is also a shooting range located near the bluff that the fortress backs up to.

All utilities are in place with a new shared well drilled last year that pumps 15 gallons per minute and provides ample, fast flowing water for the entire ranch. Four turbines along with wind rights convey.

Nearby attractions are the Devils River, Lake Amistad, and Amistad National Recreational Area for swimming, kayaking, fishing, camping and hiking. A short drive to Del Rio for a town run, great Mexican food and the international airport.

Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Circle L Realty.