TBD Threadgill Creek Road , Mason, TX 76856(Mason County)

Your K2 Ranch is an exceptional, secluded 793.05 acre Texas Hill Country Ranch with outstanding topography, dramatic hill top views, sandy loam soils and heavy native hardwoods, predominately live oak; some 200+ years old. Excellent and diverse native grass. Jaw-dropping views of the Llano River Valley to the northwest and the Doss - Harper Valley to the southwest. Wildlife is extremely prolific. This is a unique historical ranch with a long history of ownership by the same family.

A Texas United Country Realtree Hunting Property For Sale

Realtree and United Country | 1836 Realty Group are presenting to you one of the finest Texas hunting properties for sale. As the new owners of the K2 Ranch, you and your family and friends will enjoy the hunting activities this Texas ranch for sale offers. Realtree and United Country have come together to provide some of the most valuable and productive hunting properties for sale in Texas.

Whitetail Deer Hunting in Texas on your K2Ranch

Abundant wildlife including a well-managed trophy whitetail deer population are found all over your new ranch. The Seller has operated a trophy whitetail guided hunt business on this ranch and the surrounding family-owned ranches for decades. Outstanding whitetail deer, turkey, quail, dove, and some hogs.

This ranch is a hunter's paradise with outstanding wildlife habitat throughout, and your new Texas ranch offers some sort of hunting activity everyday, all day. Not only for your personal enjoyment as the new owner but also as another revenue stream on this Texas hunting land for sale.

History

Loyal Valley, established on the Pinta Trail in 1858 by German pioneers from Fredericksburg, once had a hotel, saloon, store, school, church, post office, a baseball team, and 194 people. The stagecoach stopped there on its way from San Antonio to parts northwest, and this was, for a time, the leading town in the huge Fisher-Miller Land Grant. The Fisher-Miller Land Grant, 3,878,000 acres, included present day Mason, Llano, Kimble, Menard, Concho, McCulloch, and San Saba Counties. Friedrichsburg was originally to be there, but settlers stopped short of the Fisher-Miller area because of the hostility of the Indians in the area at the time.