Water - Electric - Exotics - Views
149 acres for sale with water and electric
Great hunting with outstanding views.
Owner financing is available with 5% down.
High Lonesome Ranch South is located in NE Val Verde County near Juno, Tx. The ranch is 43 miles SW of Sonora, Tx off Hwy. 189. Tract sizes range from 95 acres to 400 acres with the average size of 240 acres. This region is the southern end of the Edwards Plateau, which creates a landscape of outstanding beauty and diversity supporting a wide variety of native and exotic game species. The terrain on the ranch varies from large wide valleys covered with cedar, widely scattered live oak, hackberry, mesquite, and wild persimon trees to flat topped hills and rugged canyons with escarpment oaks, cedar and native brush cover. Wildlife on the ranch includes native whitetail deer, free ranging exotics (axis deer, aoudad, fallow deer), feral hogs, Rio Grande turkey, qu...
High Lonesome Ranch South is located in NE Val Verde County near Juno, Tx. The ranch is 43 miles SW of Sonora, Tx off Hwy. 189. Tract sizes range from 95 acres to 400 acres with the average size of 240 acres. This region is the southern end of the Edwards Plateau, which creates a landscape of outstanding beauty and diversity supporting a wide variety of native and exotic game species. The terrain on the ranch varies from large wide valleys covered with cedar, widely scattered live oak, hackberry, mesquite, and wild persimon trees to flat topped hills and rugged canyons with escarpment oaks, cedar and native brush cover. Wildlife on the ranch includes native whitetail deer, free ranging exotics (axis deer, aoudad, fallow deer), feral hogs, Rio Grande turkey, quail and dove.
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