Huajuco Road , Cotulla, TX 78014(La Salle County)

IMPROVEMENTS: Tucked away amongst the high fenced, native virgin brush are very nice headquarters. Highlighting the headquarters is an 8,114 s.f. main residence. The main home has 3 bedrooms and 3 baths plus features a large 2,500 s.f. trophy room, built as an addition in 2007. The main house includes an exercise room and an apartment above the 3-car garage. Surrounding the main home are a stone observation tower, stone and wood pergola, fire ring and a 77,000 gallon underground concrete water storage tank. Other sleeping accommodations include a 3,200 s.f. lodge with 10 separate bedrooms, 2,250 s.f. foremans home, and a 1,300 s.f. manufactured home.

RANCH IMPROVEMENTS: A 3,000 s.f. barn sits within the compound as well as a skeet range, lake cabana, 3 bulk grain bins (2 - 20 ton, 1 - 30 ton), breeding pens and office.

Throughout the ranch there are (9) nine photo blinds,

(37) 2000 lb. protein feeders, (16)1,200 lb. protein feeders, (16) 800 lb. corn feeders and 15 corporate hunting blinds.

All of the ranch equipment will be conveyed with the ranch, of which a list can be provided upon request.

VEGETATION: The ranch has great brush diversity along with good natural open areas. The Nueces River has large elm, oak and hackberry trees. Brush species include Blackbrush, Guajillo, Twisted Acacia, Whitebrush, Persimmon, Granjeno, Coma, Guayacon and many more.

WATER: The ranch is very well watered. Two water wells supply the headquarters, water troughs and earthen tanks with ample water. The house well was completed in the Laredo Sand at 1,438 feet and perforated at 947 feet. It produces 60 GPM using a 3 HP pump. The water well in the north pasture is in the Carrizo at 4,750 feet and perforated at 3,780 feet and also produces 60 GPM. There is 1 mile of both sides of the Nueces River traversing the ranch. Six earthen tanks are on the ranch, with the majority supplied by well water.

WILDLIFE: The ranch has been intensely managed over the past 14 years. The combination of some of the states best natural habitat and intense management have resulted in a trophy whitetail deer herd. With excellent brush and water throughout, these large bucks thrive. According to the latest census, it is believed that there are 325 deer on the ranch. The ranch is separated into 3 different pastures with the southern 1,600 acres being whitetail focused. The northern pasture has a scattering of a few exotics. With the river and open grassland areas, the ranch has excellent habitat for turkey, quail and dove as well. With the river and open grassland areas, the ranch has excellent habitat for turkey, quail and dove as well.

MINERALS: Surface sale only. No production or lease in place.

TAXES: Wildlife exemption