County Road 421 , Evant, TX 76525(Hamilton County)

There are 2 ranch houses, 3 older houses/cabins currently used as hunting camps, multiple barns, a concrete slab 50 x 200 commodity barn with several bins. Amenities include access to CTTC Fiber Optic Internet and 3 multi-county Water taps.

Water: The ranch is very well watered, including extensive frontage on both sides of two live-water creeks, 2.2 miles of Langford Branch and over 2.7 miles of Dry Branch, both of which flow year round in normal years, as well as 20+ stock tanks and numerous springs and wet weather drainages. Langford and Dry Branch are both rock bottom creeks with crystal clear water, and both afford the opportunity to create additional water features.

There are numerous water wells, including some windmills and some set up on sub-pump. There are also three meters for Multi-County water and several pastures have the ability to use that water as a backup source of water. There is a multi-acre small lake and several good sized tanks that provide great fishing and waterfowl opportunities.

Wildlife: Whitetail deer, turkey, dove, pigs as well as the occasional covey of quail. Whitetail bucks in the 150-160 B&C range have been killed. The ranch has been managed under MLD program for 12 years and is currently participating in the Vista Mountain Wildlife Management program that was originally set up by TPWD. There is significant income generating potential from hunting. Waterfowl and dove hunting can be excellent, and there are several tanks as well as Langford Branch that hold fish.

Topography: Varied and rolling Hill Country topography with long, grandiose views in many areas. Elevations ranging from 1100 to 1240feet provide views and high ground as well as productive bottom land with strong soils.

Vegetation: Large native trees & juniper abound along with strong native grasses. Oaks are plentiful and include a large population of both Live and Post Oaks with Elm, Cottonwood and Pecan trees also found in areas.