577 Acres in Randado, TX - $1,010,362
577 ACRES +/- HUNTING RANCH RANDADO AREA
Location: The property is located southwest of Hebbronville about 23 miles. It has about 3/4ths a mile of Highway frontage on Hwy. 16. The property is just West of the intersection of Hwy. 16 and CR 649.
Topography: Gently rolling with an outstanding diversity of desirable native brush for trophy deer and excellent hunting. Brush includes quajillo, granjeno, guayacan, blackbrush, whitebrush, persimmon, prickly pear, mesquite, and other indigenous South Texas plants and shrubs. There are some nice views on the West side of the ranch. There are several drainages through the ranch that may provide other tank opportunities. About 95% of the ranch is heavy brush.
Improvements: New 40x60 metal barn, two older bunk trailers, 10 stands and feeders, 8x20 cargo building, and new high fencing on two sides of the ranch.
Wildlife: Game is very ...
Wildlife: Game is very abundant and includes big white-tails, feral hogs, dove, quail, and javelinas.
Water: There is a water well with electric pump on the property. The well also feeds a large capacity concrete reservoir used for cattle and wildlife. There is a stock pond (approx. one acre) that is also fed by the well. There are three miles of water line covering the ranch and five watering stations for wildlife.
Electricity: There is electricity to the water well/camp area.
Price: Asking $1750.00 per acre or $1,010,362.00
Remarks: This is the perfect all around South Texas hunting ranch and it is ready to go for the coming season. Great big game and bird hunting place WITH EXCELLENT WATER!
Note: This write-up may contain errors and omissions and is for information only. The above information has been deemed correct but is not guaranteed and is subject to changes, corrections, and or withdraws from the market with no prior notice.
Directions
From Hebbronville: 23 miles South on Hwy. 16. Property is on the right (West) side of 16.
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