El Indio, TX 78852(Maverick County)

Another rare quality, this ranch has remarkable water potential. There are a series of 10-inch underground water lines that run throughout the property to five pivot points. The irrigation equipment is no longer in place, but the infrastructure is still intact and is multi-purpose. In addition, the ranch is enrolled in the Maverick County Water and Improvement District and has multiple canal laterals that keep two large tanks - one ten acres and the other eight acres - full. These features make it easy to irrigate, and, water livestock or the native and exotic wildlife that are abundant on the ranch. Several other smaller tanks sit on the ranch, as well as a 30-acre lake that was built eight years ago and has not gone dry since.

Theres over a mile of Rio Grande River frontage, a 700-acre high-fenced pasture in which there are five species of exotics including elk, blackbuck and axis, making this a perfect retreat for hunters. Protein has never been fed on the ranch, yet multiple deer in the 170s have been claimed.