County Road 265 , Hondo, TX 78861(Medina County)

Improvements: On the eastern side is a 109-acre tract that is cleared for grazing and contains a 2144 square foot brick house surrounded by large oak trees and a acre pond. Along with this are 2 cleared fields that are crop ready and a grain bin. The 284-acre tract on the western side contains a smaller 1237 square foot wood and brick house, as well as 3 barns, cattle pens, and a 672 square foot garage with a walk-in deer cooler. There is a good road system that traverses the ranch and gives access to the hunting blinds and feeders, making this ranch ready to hunt. All fencing on the property is low fence.

Water: Quihi Oaks Ranch has a Yancey Municipal water meter on both tracts and a water well by the house on the western parcel. Also within in the property are some fingers of Quihi Creek. These drainages provide good cover and have pools of water in wet times.

Wildlife: This partially low fenced ranch contains wildlife that is native to this part of Texas, including whitetail deer, hogs, turkey, doves, ducks, and varmints.

Vegetation: This ranch falls in the transition zone where the Texas Hill Country and South Texas meet. Due to this the brush ranges from typical South Texas brush like Guajillo, White Brush, Mesquite, prickly

pear cactus, and persimmons to Texas Hill Country Brush like cedar and Agarita. Large oak trees are found throughout which is representative of the Hill Country.

Utilities: Electricity runs to and along both sides the property.

Taxes: $4,832 (2022).