Ranch Road 1668 , Crystal City, TX 78839(Zavala County)

Water: One of the highlights of the property is its abundance of water. Surface water is plentiful and consists of 6 ponds with the largest being nearly 3.5 acres when full and stocked with bass and catfish. A wet weather tributary of Turkey Creek also runs the northwest corner of the property for 1900 feet that holds water for most of the year. A second highlight is an irrigation well located within the compound that feeds the improvements, house pond, and nearby tank. It produces an abundance of water that spills over to a second smaller pond. A old water line runs from the irrigation well to the largest tank as well but is not currently in use and needs to be reworked.

Vegetation and Terrain: The terrain is gently rolling with the lowest point being the nutrient rich low country along the creek bed on the northwest side of the property. The ranch has a good combination of common south Texas brush such as Guayacan, Blackbrush, Tasajillo, Huisache, etc. Areas of once irrigated farmland have also been let go to create some mesquite regrowth and cover for wildlife.

Wildlife: The property is truly an outdoorsmans paradise! For starters, the native whitetail herd has been highly enhanced with both does as well as breeder bucks to kick start the genetic makeup. Exotic species have also been released on the ranch including blackbuck, axis, addax and European wild boar.

Taxes: Wildlife Exemption

Minerals: Negotiable