, Tilden, TX (McMullen County)

The deer herd has been well managed to keep the doe/buck ratio as well as allowing potential trophy deer to mature. Protein as well as corn is supplemented on this ranch to increase horn mass, fawn survival rate, as well as feeding grain on senderos for migratory birds, quail as well as turkey populations. 200-300 gallon water troughs are also present.

The property has diverse topography including hills, bottomland as well as the Pertle Creek that runs through the bottomland. The brush on this ranch includes mesquite, granjeno, guajillo, black brush, and oaks along creek areas provide a year round natural source of protein and digestible protein for whitetail & other native South Texas animals (hogs, doves, quail and turkey)to name a few.

One large stock tanks provide year round water. The tanks did not go dry during the drought. Water is provided to ranch by a waterline from an artesian well as per agreement with neighboring ranch. Water pressure at headquarters is 40 lbs. pressure coming by way of a booster pump from artesian well. Pertle Creek transverses the ranch from east/west and has live or standing water most of the year.

The Headquarters is saved by two camp houses, one renovated with yellow pine interior, the other a Morgan type building, air conditioning & heating provided with bath & kitchen area. The 2nd camp house provides sleeping quarters & storage.

Minerals-Owner will convey 50% of owned minerals.

Asking Price - $2,700.00 per Acre

Free DVD provided upon request which shows layout of land and numerous pictures of trophy whitetail bucks taken in the 2006 and 2007 season.