430 Acres Starr County
This 430 acre hunting and cattle ranch is perfectly designed to do both with about one third the acreage in native brush and the rest in 40 year old regrowth brush with lots of Buffel grass. This fine piece of ground is the west end of what is known as the Trophy Pasture of the Arrowhead Ranch. The current owners, who have owned the ranch for the last 20 years, have added 2 water lines to keep the ponds full when theres a lack of rain. Large hackberries and mesquite trees line the banks of these ponds. All this with end of the road access and privacy.
Improvements: The property has an electrical power line along the entire north side and is high fenced on three sides. Theres a 2 pvc water line from one end to the other end of the ranch. A smooth all weather caliche road runs along the entire north side of the ranch for easy access.
Wildlife: This ranch has been stocked with Whitetail...
Wildlife: This ranch has been stocked with Whitetails, Blackbucks, Oryx. Axis and native Rio Grande turkey, hogs, quail and dove are plentiful.
Terrain: Theres a slightly rolling terrain on this property with the soils consisting of mainly sandy loam with red sandy soil on caliche hills and darker clay soils in the creek bed and low areas. The brush is good quality with lots of granjeno and guayacan as well as other beneficial browse. Big mesquites, hackberry, ebony and huisache are also found here.
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