00 County Road 2275 , Lampasas, TX 78653(Lampasas County)

When you enter the property, the ranch road winds through motts of oaks and along small meadows until you come to School Creek. An impressive concrete crossing allows access across the creek. The crossing creates a dam that backs up a nice stretch of water. There is 2,500+/- feet of School Creek winding through the ranch. The creek is clear flowing, has a rock bottom, and has scenic limestone bluffs, yet is accessible in various locations. The banks are lined with huge hardwoods. The land has varied topography, with elevations ranging from 1,180 feet to 1,300 feet. There are several building sites with scenic views of the surrounding countryside and take advantage of the southeastern breezes. There is good tree cover consisting of Live Oak, Elm, Spanish Oak, Pecan, Cedar, Sycamore, and Mesquite. The lower elevations have meadows that are ideal for food plots or improved grasses. A feeder creek and/or a deep draw offers the opportunity for a pond or lake. There is a well and electricity on the property. The hunting should be excellent due to the ranch not being hunted for many years. Wildlife includes deer, turkey, dove, and hogs. Occasionally quail can be seen or heard.

If you are looking for a great live water ranch for hunting, recreation, or a home place, then Buck Hollow is worth a serious look. Call Mike Bacon 512-940-8800 or Drew Colvin 512-755-2078 for more information.