Haby Ranch East Pasture , Rio Medina, TX 78066(Medina County)

IMPROVEMENTS: There are no structural improvements on the ranch. The ranch is high-fenced on the southwest side and low-fenced for the most part. The ranch is also cross-fenced. An on-site pivot irrigation system is available for purchase.

WATER: Half a mile of the Medina BMA canal borders the West side of the ranch. Medina lake discharges water from the lake to feed the canal. The canal was made to provide water for irrigation. This water source adds a unique feature to the ranch. There is also 1/3 a mile of Water Creek and multiple other small drainage`s that eventually feed into the river.

TERRAIN: Moving east to west, the ranch gains elevation out of the lush river bottom giving way to rolling-level South Texas pasture and brush. The hills afford cover to the abundant wildlife. The up and down brushy terrain between this meandering creek and the irrigated pastures offers excellent hunting for whitetail deer, feral hogs, turkey, quail and dove. A water seep from the canal on the eastern edge of this area offers the potential for constructing a lake in the area below it.

EXEMPTIONS: Agriculture

WILDLIFE: Whitetail Deer, Dove, Bobwhite Quail, and Hogs -3/7/2018