Starr County, Texas Land For Sale (124 results)

Located on the northeastern border of Starr County, the Little Santa Elena lays on the southern end of the renowned South Texas Sand Sheet, just outside of the historic community of Santa Elena, Texas. Neighbored by large properties and positioned in the middle of some of the most famous quail hunting ranches, this gem of a ranch presents an opportunity of a lifetime. Once part of the bigger and historic Izaguirre family ranch holdings, the Little Santa Elena is being offered on the market for the second time in a century. Fronting Texas Highway 755 on the north side, approximately .5 miles west of the community of Santa Elena, the Little Santa Elena Ranch maintains a private ranch entrance that leads into the 700-acre desert oasis. The unique location of the property makes it a sportsmans paradise, whether its wing shooting, big whitetail deer hunting, or chasing tailing redfish in the Lower Laguna Madre, this ranch offers it all. With a combination of tight sandy soils and deep fine sandy loams, the ranch provides for an excellent habitat for quail and deer alike, and if dove hunting is your passion, this is where you need to be. The property, more often than not provides more dove shooting than one can ask for, but, if thats not enough, less than an hours drive away are the banks of the Rio Grande offering White Wing shoots and margaritas that are unmatched. For those who cant get enough of chasing Bob Whites, this is it the quail capital of the world. If these 700ac arent enough for you, you are also surrounded by the highest concentration of leasable quail country in the South Texas sand sheet. We would be remiss to leave out the fact that this property is a very simple 80-mile drive from Port Mansfield, Tx, arguably the last sleepy fishing community on the Texas coast. Port Mansfield provides easy convenient access to some of the best inshore and offshore saltwater fishing in the Lower Laguna Madre and The Gulf of America. Housing: The nicely maintained ranch improvements are usable and practical without being overbuilt. Surrounded by oak trees on a hilltop overlooking the ranch is a 3,000+/- square foot ranch home. The tasteful three-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a loft, custom fireplace, Saltillo tile floors, updated kitchen, metal roof, and wrap around porch. Comfortable without being overbearing, the wood exterior blends right into the natural landscape. Water: There are three water wells on the property, 2 submersible pumps electric driven at HQ and 1 wind driven windmill at the cattle pens. Fence: The property is entirely high fenced with one third being new constructions. The remaining fencing is in sufficient condition. Power: Power is provided by Medina Electric Coop. Easements: There are no through traffic or pedestrian easements, no pipeline easements, only a utility easement to the best of seller knowledge. Minerals: No minerals are available and no current production or signs of old production exist. Access: HWY access on FM 755, which is paved with shoulders and in excellent condition. Nearest Cities: Edinburg 50 miles, McAllen International Airport 63 miles, South Padre Island 125 miles, Rio Grande City 36 miles, Corpus Christi 128 miles, and San Antonio 203 miles.

Located on the northeastern border of Starr County, the Little Santa Elena lays on the southern end of the renowned South Texas Sand Sheet, just outside of the historic community of Santa Elena, Texas. Neighbored by large properties and positioned in the middle of some of the most famous quail hunting ranches, this gem of a ranch presents an opportunity of a lifetime. Once part of the bigger and historic Izaguirre family ranch holdings, the Little Santa Elena is being offered on the market for the second time in a century. Fronting Texas Highway 755 on the north side, approximately .5 miles west of the community of Santa Elena, the Little Santa Elena Ranch maintains a private ranch entrance that leads into the 700-acre desert oasis. The unique location of the property makes it a sportsmans paradise, whether its wing shooting, big whitetail deer hunting, or chasing tailing redfish in the Lower Laguna Madre, this ranch offers it all. With a combination of tight sandy soils and deep fine sandy loams, the ranch provides for an excellent habitat for quail and deer alike, and if dove hunting is your passion, this is where you need to be. The property, more often than not provides more dove shooting than one can ask for, but, if thats not enough, less than an hours drive away are the banks of the Rio Grande offering White Wing shoots and margaritas that are unmatched. For those who cant get enough of chasing Bob Whites, this is it the quail capital of the world. If these 700ac arent enough for you, you are also surrounded by the highest concentration of leasable quail country in the South Texas sand sheet. We would be remiss to leave out the fact that this property is a very simple 80-mile drive from Port Mansfield, Tx, arguably the last sleepy fishing community on the Texas coast. Port Mansfield provides easy convenient access to some of the best inshore and offshore saltwater fishing in the Lower Laguna Madre and The Gulf of America. Housing: The nicely maintained ranch improvements are usable and practical without being overbuilt. Surrounded by oak trees on a hilltop overlooking the ranch is a 3,000+/- square foot ranch home. The tasteful three-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a loft, custom fireplace, Saltillo tile floors, updated kitchen, metal roof, and wrap around porch. Comfortable without being overbearing, the wood exterior blends right into the natural landscape. Water: There are three water wells on the property, 2 submersible pumps electric driven at HQ and 1 wind driven windmill at the cattle pens. Fence: The property is entirely high fenced with one third being new constructions. The remaining fencing is in sufficient condition. Power: Power is provided by Medina Electric Coop. Easements: There are no through traffic or pedestrian easements, no pipeline easements, only a utility easement to the best of seller knowledge. Minerals: No minerals are available and no current production or signs of old production exist. Access: HWY access on FM 755, which is paved with shoulders and in excellent condition. Nearest Cities: Edinburg 50 miles, McAllen International Airport 63 miles, South Padre Island 125 miles, Rio Grande City 36 miles, Corpus Christi 128 miles, and San Antonio 203 miles.

Located on the northeastern border of Starr County, the Little Santa Elena lays on the southern end of the renowned South Texas Sand Sheet, just outside of the historic community of Santa Elena, Texas. Neighbored by large properties and positioned in the middle of some of the most famous quail hunting ranches, this gem of a ranch presents an opportunity of a lifetime. Once part of the bigger and historic Izaguirre family ranch holdings, the Little Santa Elena is being offered on the market for the second time in a century. Fronting Texas Highway 755 on the north side, approximately .5 miles west of the community of Santa Elena, the Little Santa Elena Ranch maintains a private ranch entrance that leads into the 700-acre desert oasis. The unique location of the property makes it a sportsmans paradise, whether its wing shooting, big whitetail deer hunting, or chasing tailing redfish in the Lower Laguna Madre, this ranch offers it all. With a combination of tight sandy soils and deep fine sandy loams, the ranch provides for an excellent habitat for quail and deer alike, and if dove hunting is your passion, this is where you need to be. The property, more often than not provides more dove shooting than one can ask for, but, if thats not enough, less than an hours drive away are the banks of the Rio Grande offering White Wing shoots and margaritas that are unmatched. For those who cant get enough of chasing Bob Whites, this is it the quail capital of the world. If these 700ac arent enough for you, you are also surrounded by the highest concentration of leasable quail country in the South Texas sand sheet. We would be remiss to leave out the fact that this property is a very simple 80-mile drive from Port Mansfield, Tx, arguably the last sleepy fishing community on the Texas coast. Port Mansfield provides easy convenient access to some of the best inshore and offshore saltwater fishing in the Lower Laguna Madre and The Gulf of America. Housing: The nicely maintained ranch improvements are usable and practical without being overbuilt. Surrounded by oak trees on a hilltop overlooking the ranch is a 3,000+/- square foot ranch home. The tasteful three-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a loft, custom fireplace, Saltillo tile floors, updated kitchen, metal roof, and wrap around porch. Comfortable without being overbearing, the wood exterior blends right into the natural landscape. Water: There are three water wells on the property, 2 submersible pumps electric driven at HQ and 1 wind driven windmill at the cattle pens. Fence: The property is entirely high fenced with one third being new constructions. The remaining fencing is in sufficient condition. Power: Power is provided by Medina Electric Coop. Easements: There are no through traffic or pedestrian easements, no pipeline easements, only a utility easement to the best of seller knowledge. Minerals: No minerals are available and no current production or signs of old production exist. Access: HWY access on FM 755, which is paved with shoulders and in excellent condition. Nearest Cities: Edinburg 50 miles, McAllen International Airport 63 miles, South Padre Island 125 miles, Rio Grande City 36 miles, Corpus Christi 128 miles, and San Antonio 203 miles.

Located on the northeastern border of Starr County, the Little Santa Elena lays on the southern end of the renowned South Texas Sand Sheet, just outside of the historic community of Santa Elena, Texas. Neighbored by large properties and positioned in the middle of some of the most famous quail hunting ranches, this gem of a ranch presents an opportunity of a lifetime. Once part of the bigger and historic Izaguirre family ranch holdings, the Little Santa Elena is being offered on the market for the second time in a century. Fronting Texas Highway 755 on the north side, approximately .5 miles west of the community of Santa Elena, the Little Santa Elena Ranch maintains a private ranch entrance that leads into the 700-acre desert oasis. The unique location of the property makes it a sportsmans paradise, whether its wing shooting, big whitetail deer hunting, or chasing tailing redfish in the Lower Laguna Madre, this ranch offers it all. With a combination of tight sandy soils and deep fine sandy loams, the ranch provides for an excellent habitat for quail and deer alike, and if dove hunting is your passion, this is where you need to be. The property, more often than not provides more dove shooting than one can ask for, but, if thats not enough, less than an hours drive away are the banks of the Rio Grande offering White Wing shoots and margaritas that are unmatched. For those who cant get enough of chasing Bob Whites, this is it the quail capital of the world. If these 700ac arent enough for you, you are also surrounded by the highest concentration of leasable quail country in the South Texas sand sheet. We would be remiss to leave out the fact that this property is a very simple 80-mile drive from Port Mansfield, Tx, arguably the last sleepy fishing community on the Texas coast. Port Mansfield provides easy convenient access to some of the best inshore and offshore saltwater fishing in the Lower Laguna Madre and The Gulf of America. Housing: The nicely maintained ranch improvements are usable and practical without being overbuilt. Surrounded by oak trees on a hilltop overlooking the ranch is a 3,000+/- square foot ranch home. The tasteful three-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a loft, custom fireplace, Saltillo tile floors, updated kitchen, metal roof, and wrap around porch. Comfortable without being overbearing, the wood exterior blends right into the natural landscape. Water: There are three water wells on the property, 2 submersible pumps electric driven at HQ and 1 wind driven windmill at the cattle pens. Fence: The property is entirely high fenced with one third being new constructions. The remaining fencing is in sufficient condition. Power: Power is provided by Medina Electric Coop. Easements: There are no through traffic or pedestrian easements, no pipeline easements, only a utility easement to the best of seller knowledge. Minerals: No minerals are available and no current production or signs of old production exist. Access: HWY access on FM 755, which is paved with shoulders and in excellent condition. Nearest Cities: Edinburg 50 miles, McAllen International Airport 63 miles, South Padre Island 125 miles, Rio Grande City 36 miles, Corpus Christi 128 miles, and San Antonio 203 miles.

Located on the northeastern border of Starr County, the Little Santa Elena lays on the southern end of the renowned South Texas Sand Sheet, just outside of the historic community of Santa Elena, Texas. Neighbored by large properties and positioned in the middle of some of the most famous quail hunting ranches, this gem of a ranch presents an opportunity of a lifetime. Once part of the bigger and historic Izaguirre family ranch holdings, the Little Santa Elena is being offered on the market for the second time in a century. Fronting Texas Highway 755 on the north side, approximately .5 miles west of the community of Santa Elena, the Little Santa Elena Ranch maintains a private ranch entrance that leads into the 700-acre desert oasis. The unique location of the property makes it a sportsmans paradise, whether its wing shooting, big whitetail deer hunting, or chasing tailing redfish in the Lower Laguna Madre, this ranch offers it all. With a combination of tight sandy soils and deep fine sandy loams, the ranch provides for an excellent habitat for quail and deer alike, and if dove hunting is your passion, this is where you need to be. The property, more often than not provides more dove shooting than one can ask for, but, if thats not enough, less than an hours drive away are the banks of the Rio Grande offering White Wing shoots and margaritas that are unmatched. For those who cant get enough of chasing Bob Whites, this is it the quail capital of the world. If these 700ac arent enough for you, you are also surrounded by the highest concentration of leasable quail country in the South Texas sand sheet. We would be remiss to leave out the fact that this property is a very simple 80-mile drive from Port Mansfield, Tx, arguably the last sleepy fishing community on the Texas coast. Port Mansfield provides easy convenient access to some of the best inshore and offshore saltwater fishing in the Lower Laguna Madre and The Gulf of America. Housing: The nicely maintained ranch improvements are usable and practical without being overbuilt. Surrounded by oak trees on a hilltop overlooking the ranch is a 3,000+/- square foot ranch home. The tasteful three-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a loft, custom fireplace, Saltillo tile floors, updated kitchen, metal roof, and wrap around porch. Comfortable without being overbearing, the wood exterior blends right into the natural landscape. Water: There are three water wells on the property, 2 submersible pumps electric driven at HQ and 1 wind driven windmill at the cattle pens. Fence: The property is entirely high fenced with one third being new constructions. The remaining fencing is in sufficient condition. Power: Power is provided by Medina Electric Coop. Easements: There are no through traffic or pedestrian easements, no pipeline easements, only a utility easement to the best of seller knowledge. Minerals: No minerals are available and no current production or signs of old production exist. Access: HWY access on FM 755, which is paved with shoulders and in excellent condition. Nearest Cities: Edinburg 50 miles, McAllen International Airport 63 miles, South Padre Island 125 miles, Rio Grande City 36 miles, Corpus Christi 128 miles, and San Antonio 203 miles.

Located on the northeastern border of Starr County, the Little Santa Elena lays on the southern end of the renowned South Texas Sand Sheet, just outside of the historic community of Santa Elena, Texas. Neighbored by large properties and positioned in the middle of some of the most famous quail hunting ranches, this gem of a ranch presents an opportunity of a lifetime. Once part of the bigger and historic Izaguirre family ranch holdings, the Little Santa Elena is being offered on the market for the second time in a century. Fronting Texas Highway 755 on the north side, approximately .5 miles west of the community of Santa Elena, the Little Santa Elena Ranch maintains a private ranch entrance that leads into the 700-acre desert oasis. The unique location of the property makes it a sportsmans paradise, whether its wing shooting, big whitetail deer hunting, or chasing tailing redfish in the Lower Laguna Madre, this ranch offers it all. With a combination of tight sandy soils and deep fine sandy loams, the ranch provides for an excellent habitat for quail and deer alike, and if dove hunting is your passion, this is where you need to be. The property, more often than not provides more dove shooting than one can ask for, but, if thats not enough, less than an hours drive away are the banks of the Rio Grande offering White Wing shoots and margaritas that are unmatched. For those who cant get enough of chasing Bob Whites, this is it the quail capital of the world. If these 700ac arent enough for you, you are also surrounded by the highest concentration of leasable quail country in the South Texas sand sheet. We would be remiss to leave out the fact that this property is a very simple 80-mile drive from Port Mansfield, Tx, arguably the last sleepy fishing community on the Texas coast. Port Mansfield provides easy convenient access to some of the best inshore and offshore saltwater fishing in the Lower Laguna Madre and The Gulf of America. Housing: The nicely maintained ranch improvements are usable and practical without being overbuilt. Surrounded by oak trees on a hilltop overlooking the ranch is a 3,000+/- square foot ranch home. The tasteful three-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a loft, custom fireplace, Saltillo tile floors, updated kitchen, metal roof, and wrap around porch. Comfortable without being overbearing, the wood exterior blends right into the natural landscape. Water: There are three water wells on the property, 2 submersible pumps electric driven at HQ and 1 wind driven windmill at the cattle pens. Fence: The property is entirely high fenced with one third being new constructions. The remaining fencing is in sufficient condition. Power: Power is provided by Medina Electric Coop. Easements: There are no through traffic or pedestrian easements, no pipeline easements, only a utility easement to the best of seller knowledge. Minerals: No minerals are available and no current production or signs of old production exist. Access: HWY access on FM 755, which is paved with shoulders and in excellent condition. Nearest Cities: Edinburg 50 miles, McAllen International Airport 63 miles, South Padre Island 125 miles, Rio Grande City 36 miles, Corpus Christi 128 miles, and San Antonio 203 miles.

Located on the northeastern border of Starr County, the Little Santa Elena lays on the southern end of the renowned South Texas Sand Sheet, just outside of the historic community of Santa Elena, Texas. Neighbored by large properties and positioned in the middle of some of the most famous quail hunting ranches, this gem of a ranch presents an opportunity of a lifetime. Once part of the bigger and historic Izaguirre family ranch holdings, the Little Santa Elena is being offered on the market for the second time in a century. Fronting Texas Highway 755 on the north side, approximately .5 miles west of the community of Santa Elena, the Little Santa Elena Ranch maintains a private ranch entrance that leads into the 700-acre desert oasis. The unique location of the property makes it a sportsmans paradise, whether its wing shooting, big whitetail deer hunting, or chasing tailing redfish in the Lower Laguna Madre, this ranch offers it all. With a combination of tight sandy soils and deep fine sandy loams, the ranch provides for an excellent habitat for quail and deer alike, and if dove hunting is your passion, this is where you need to be. The property, more often than not provides more dove shooting than one can ask for, but, if thats not enough, less than an hours drive away are the banks of the Rio Grande offering White Wing shoots and margaritas that are unmatched. For those who cant get enough of chasing Bob Whites, this is it the quail capital of the world. If these 700ac arent enough for you, you are also surrounded by the highest concentration of leasable quail country in the South Texas sand sheet. We would be remiss to leave out the fact that this property is a very simple 80-mile drive from Port Mansfield, Tx, arguably the last sleepy fishing community on the Texas coast. Port Mansfield provides easy convenient access to some of the best inshore and offshore saltwater fishing in the Lower Laguna Madre and The Gulf of America. Housing: The nicely maintained ranch improvements are usable and practical without being overbuilt. Surrounded by oak trees on a hilltop overlooking the ranch is a 3,000+/- square foot ranch home. The tasteful three-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a loft, custom fireplace, Saltillo tile floors, updated kitchen, metal roof, and wrap around porch. Comfortable without being overbearing, the wood exterior blends right into the natural landscape. Water: There are three water wells on the property, 2 submersible pumps electric driven at HQ and 1 wind driven windmill at the cattle pens. Fence: The property is entirely high fenced with one third being new constructions. The remaining fencing is in sufficient condition. Power: Power is provided by Medina Electric Coop. Easements: There are no through traffic or pedestrian easements, no pipeline easements, only a utility easement to the best of seller knowledge. Minerals: No minerals are available and no current production or signs of old production exist. Access: HWY access on FM 755, which is paved with shoulders and in excellent condition. Nearest Cities: Edinburg 50 miles, McAllen International Airport 63 miles, South Padre Island 125 miles, Rio Grande City 36 miles, Corpus Christi 128 miles, and San Antonio 203 miles.

Located on the northeastern border of Starr County, the Little Santa Elena lays on the southern end of the renowned South Texas Sand Sheet, just outside of the historic community of Santa Elena, Texas. Neighbored by large properties and positioned in the middle of some of the most famous quail hunting ranches, this gem of a ranch presents an opportunity of a lifetime. Once part of the bigger and historic Izaguirre family ranch holdings, the Little Santa Elena is being offered on the market for the second time in a century. Fronting Texas Highway 755 on the north side, approximately .5 miles west of the community of Santa Elena, the Little Santa Elena Ranch maintains a private ranch entrance that leads into the 700-acre desert oasis. The unique location of the property makes it a sportsmans paradise, whether its wing shooting, big whitetail deer hunting, or chasing tailing redfish in the Lower Laguna Madre, this ranch offers it all. With a combination of tight sandy soils and deep fine sandy loams, the ranch provides for an excellent habitat for quail and deer alike, and if dove hunting is your passion, this is where you need to be. The property, more often than not provides more dove shooting than one can ask for, but, if thats not enough, less than an hours drive away are the banks of the Rio Grande offering White Wing shoots and margaritas that are unmatched. For those who cant get enough of chasing Bob Whites, this is it the quail capital of the world. If these 700ac arent enough for you, you are also surrounded by the highest concentration of leasable quail country in the South Texas sand sheet. We would be remiss to leave out the fact that this property is a very simple 80-mile drive from Port Mansfield, Tx, arguably the last sleepy fishing community on the Texas coast. Port Mansfield provides easy convenient access to some of the best inshore and offshore saltwater fishing in the Lower Laguna Madre and The Gulf of America. Housing: The nicely maintained ranch improvements are usable and practical without being overbuilt. Surrounded by oak trees on a hilltop overlooking the ranch is a 3,000+/- square foot ranch home. The tasteful three-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a loft, custom fireplace, Saltillo tile floors, updated kitchen, metal roof, and wrap around porch. Comfortable without being overbearing, the wood exterior blends right into the natural landscape. Water: There are three water wells on the property, 2 submersible pumps electric driven at HQ and 1 wind driven windmill at the cattle pens. Fence: The property is entirely high fenced with one third being new constructions. The remaining fencing is in sufficient condition. Power: Power is provided by Medina Electric Coop. Easements: There are no through traffic or pedestrian easements, no pipeline easements, only a utility easement to the best of seller knowledge. Minerals: No minerals are available and no current production or signs of old production exist. Access: HWY access on FM 755, which is paved with shoulders and in excellent condition. Nearest Cities: Edinburg 50 miles, McAllen International Airport 63 miles, South Padre Island 125 miles, Rio Grande City 36 miles, Corpus Christi 128 miles, and San Antonio 203 miles.

Located on the northeastern border of Starr County, the Little Santa Elena lays on the southern end of the renowned South Texas Sand Sheet, just outside of the historic community of Santa Elena, Texas. Neighbored by large properties and positioned in the middle of some of the most famous quail hunting ranches, this gem of a ranch presents an opportunity of a lifetime. Once part of the bigger and historic Izaguirre family ranch holdings, the Little Santa Elena is being offered on the market for the second time in a century. Fronting Texas Highway 755 on the north side, approximately .5 miles west of the community of Santa Elena, the Little Santa Elena Ranch maintains a private ranch entrance that leads into the 700-acre desert oasis. The unique location of the property makes it a sportsmans paradise, whether its wing shooting, big whitetail deer hunting, or chasing tailing redfish in the Lower Laguna Madre, this ranch offers it all. With a combination of tight sandy soils and deep fine sandy loams, the ranch provides for an excellent habitat for quail and deer alike, and if dove hunting is your passion, this is where you need to be. The property, more often than not provides more dove shooting than one can ask for, but, if thats not enough, less than an hours drive away are the banks of the Rio Grande offering White Wing shoots and margaritas that are unmatched. For those who cant get enough of chasing Bob Whites, this is it the quail capital of the world. If these 700ac arent enough for you, you are also surrounded by the highest concentration of leasable quail country in the South Texas sand sheet. We would be remiss to leave out the fact that this property is a very simple 80-mile drive from Port Mansfield, Tx, arguably the last sleepy fishing community on the Texas coast. Port Mansfield provides easy convenient access to some of the best inshore and offshore saltwater fishing in the Lower Laguna Madre and The Gulf of America. Housing: The nicely maintained ranch improvements are usable and practical without being overbuilt. Surrounded by oak trees on a hilltop overlooking the ranch is a 3,000+/- square foot ranch home. The tasteful three-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a loft, custom fireplace, Saltillo tile floors, updated kitchen, metal roof, and wrap around porch. Comfortable without being overbearing, the wood exterior blends right into the natural landscape. Water: There are three water wells on the property, 2 submersible pumps electric driven at HQ and 1 wind driven windmill at the cattle pens. Fence: The property is entirely high fenced with one third being new constructions. The remaining fencing is in sufficient condition. Power: Power is provided by Medina Electric Coop. Easements: There are no through traffic or pedestrian easements, no pipeline easements, only a utility easement to the best of seller knowledge. Minerals: No minerals are available and no current production or signs of old production exist. Access: HWY access on FM 755, which is paved with shoulders and in excellent condition. Nearest Cities: Edinburg 50 miles, McAllen International Airport 63 miles, South Padre Island 125 miles, Rio Grande City 36 miles, Corpus Christi 128 miles, and San Antonio 203 miles.

Located on the northeastern border of Starr County, the Little Santa Elena lays on the southern end of the renowned South Texas Sand Sheet, just outside of the historic community of Santa Elena, Texas. Neighbored by large properties and positioned in the middle of some of the most famous quail hunting ranches, this gem of a ranch presents an opportunity of a lifetime. Once part of the bigger and historic Izaguirre family ranch holdings, the Little Santa Elena is being offered on the market for the second time in a century. Fronting Texas Highway 755 on the north side, approximately .5 miles west of the community of Santa Elena, the Little Santa Elena Ranch maintains a private ranch entrance that leads into the 700-acre desert oasis. The unique location of the property makes it a sportsmans paradise, whether its wing shooting, big whitetail deer hunting, or chasing tailing redfish in the Lower Laguna Madre, this ranch offers it all. With a combination of tight sandy soils and deep fine sandy loams, the ranch provides for an excellent habitat for quail and deer alike, and if dove hunting is your passion, this is where you need to be. The property, more often than not provides more dove shooting than one can ask for, but, if thats not enough, less than an hours drive away are the banks of the Rio Grande offering White Wing shoots and margaritas that are unmatched. For those who cant get enough of chasing Bob Whites, this is it the quail capital of the world. If these 700ac arent enough for you, you are also surrounded by the highest concentration of leasable quail country in the South Texas sand sheet. We would be remiss to leave out the fact that this property is a very simple 80-mile drive from Port Mansfield, Tx, arguably the last sleepy fishing community on the Texas coast. Port Mansfield provides easy convenient access to some of the best inshore and offshore saltwater fishing in the Lower Laguna Madre and The Gulf of America. Housing: The nicely maintained ranch improvements are usable and practical without being overbuilt. Surrounded by oak trees on a hilltop overlooking the ranch is a 3,000+/- square foot ranch home. The tasteful three-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a loft, custom fireplace, Saltillo tile floors, updated kitchen, metal roof, and wrap around porch. Comfortable without being overbearing, the wood exterior blends right into the natural landscape. Water: There are three water wells on the property, 2 submersible pumps electric driven at HQ and 1 wind driven windmill at the cattle pens. Fence: The property is entirely high fenced with one third being new constructions. The remaining fencing is in sufficient condition. Power: Power is provided by Medina Electric Coop. Easements: There are no through traffic or pedestrian easements, no pipeline easements, only a utility easement to the best of seller knowledge. Minerals: No minerals are available and no current production or signs of old production exist. Access: HWY access on FM 755, which is paved with shoulders and in excellent condition. Nearest Cities: Edinburg 50 miles, McAllen International Airport 63 miles, South Padre Island 125 miles, Rio Grande City 36 miles, Corpus Christi 128 miles, and San Antonio 203 miles.

Located on the northeastern border of Starr County, the Little Santa Elena lays on the southern end of the renowned South Texas Sand Sheet, just outside of the historic community of Santa Elena, Texas. Neighbored by large properties and positioned in the middle of some of the most famous quail hunting ranches, this gem of a ranch presents an opportunity of a lifetime. Once part of the bigger and historic Izaguirre family ranch holdings, the Little Santa Elena is being offered on the market for the second time in a century. Fronting Texas Highway 755 on the north side, approximately .5 miles west of the community of Santa Elena, the Little Santa Elena Ranch maintains a private ranch entrance that leads into the 700-acre desert oasis. The unique location of the property makes it a sportsmans paradise, whether its wing shooting, big whitetail deer hunting, or chasing tailing redfish in the Lower Laguna Madre, this ranch offers it all. With a combination of tight sandy soils and deep fine sandy loams, the ranch provides for an excellent habitat for quail and deer alike, and if dove hunting is your passion, this is where you need to be. The property, more often than not provides more dove shooting than one can ask for, but, if thats not enough, less than an hours drive away are the banks of the Rio Grande offering White Wing shoots and margaritas that are unmatched. For those who cant get enough of chasing Bob Whites, this is it the quail capital of the world. If these 700ac arent enough for you, you are also surrounded by the highest concentration of leasable quail country in the South Texas sand sheet. We would be remiss to leave out the fact that this property is a very simple 80-mile drive from Port Mansfield, Tx, arguably the last sleepy fishing community on the Texas coast. Port Mansfield provides easy convenient access to some of the best inshore and offshore saltwater fishing in the Lower Laguna Madre and The Gulf of America. Housing: The nicely maintained ranch improvements are usable and practical without being overbuilt. Surrounded by oak trees on a hilltop overlooking the ranch is a 3,000+/- square foot ranch home. The tasteful three-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a loft, custom fireplace, Saltillo tile floors, updated kitchen, metal roof, and wrap around porch. Comfortable without being overbearing, the wood exterior blends right into the natural landscape. Water: There are three water wells on the property, 2 submersible pumps electric driven at HQ and 1 wind driven windmill at the cattle pens. Fence: The property is entirely high fenced with one third being new constructions. The remaining fencing is in sufficient condition. Power: Power is provided by Medina Electric Coop. Easements: There are no through traffic or pedestrian easements, no pipeline easements, only a utility easement to the best of seller knowledge. Minerals: No minerals are available and no current production or signs of old production exist. Access: HWY access on FM 755, which is paved with shoulders and in excellent condition. Nearest Cities: Edinburg 50 miles, McAllen International Airport 63 miles, South Padre Island 125 miles, Rio Grande City 36 miles, Corpus Christi 128 miles, and San Antonio 203 miles.

Located on the northeastern border of Starr County, the Little Santa Elena lays on the southern end of the renowned South Texas Sand Sheet, just outside of the historic community of Santa Elena, Texas. Neighbored by large properties and positioned in the middle of some of the most famous quail hunting ranches, this gem of a ranch presents an opportunity of a lifetime. Once part of the bigger and historic Izaguirre family ranch holdings, the Little Santa Elena is being offered on the market for the second time in a century. Fronting Texas Highway 755 on the north side, approximately .5 miles west of the community of Santa Elena, the Little Santa Elena Ranch maintains a private ranch entrance that leads into the 700-acre desert oasis. The unique location of the property makes it a sportsmans paradise, whether its wing shooting, big whitetail deer hunting, or chasing tailing redfish in the Lower Laguna Madre, this ranch offers it all. With a combination of tight sandy soils and deep fine sandy loams, the ranch provides for an excellent habitat for quail and deer alike, and if dove hunting is your passion, this is where you need to be. The property, more often than not provides more dove shooting than one can ask for, but, if thats not enough, less than an hours drive away are the banks of the Rio Grande offering White Wing shoots and margaritas that are unmatched. For those who cant get enough of chasing Bob Whites, this is it the quail capital of the world. If these 700ac arent enough for you, you are also surrounded by the highest concentration of leasable quail country in the South Texas sand sheet. We would be remiss to leave out the fact that this property is a very simple 80-mile drive from Port Mansfield, Tx, arguably the last sleepy fishing community on the Texas coast. Port Mansfield provides easy convenient access to some of the best inshore and offshore saltwater fishing in the Lower Laguna Madre and The Gulf of America. Housing: The nicely maintained ranch improvements are usable and practical without being overbuilt. Surrounded by oak trees on a hilltop overlooking the ranch is a 3,000+/- square foot ranch home. The tasteful three-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a loft, custom fireplace, Saltillo tile floors, updated kitchen, metal roof, and wrap around porch. Comfortable without being overbearing, the wood exterior blends right into the natural landscape. Water: There are three water wells on the property, 2 submersible pumps electric driven at HQ and 1 wind driven windmill at the cattle pens. Fence: The property is entirely high fenced with one third being new constructions. The remaining fencing is in sufficient condition. Power: Power is provided by Medina Electric Coop. Easements: There are no through traffic or pedestrian easements, no pipeline easements, only a utility easement to the best of seller knowledge. Minerals: No minerals are available and no current production or signs of old production exist. Access: HWY access on FM 755, which is paved with shoulders and in excellent condition. Nearest Cities: Edinburg 50 miles, McAllen International Airport 63 miles, South Padre Island 125 miles, Rio Grande City 36 miles, Corpus Christi 128 miles, and San Antonio 203 miles.

Located on the northeastern border of Starr County, the Little Santa Elena lays on the southern end of the renowned South Texas Sand Sheet, just outside of the historic community of Santa Elena, Texas. Neighbored by large properties and positioned in the middle of some of the most famous quail hunting ranches, this gem of a ranch presents an opportunity of a lifetime. Once part of the bigger and historic Izaguirre family ranch holdings, the Little Santa Elena is being offered on the market for the second time in a century. Fronting Texas Highway 755 on the north side, approximately .5 miles west of the community of Santa Elena, the Little Santa Elena Ranch maintains a private ranch entrance that leads into the 700-acre desert oasis. The unique location of the property makes it a sportsmans paradise, whether its wing shooting, big whitetail deer hunting, or chasing tailing redfish in the Lower Laguna Madre, this ranch offers it all. With a combination of tight sandy soils and deep fine sandy loams, the ranch provides for an excellent habitat for quail and deer alike, and if dove hunting is your passion, this is where you need to be. The property, more often than not provides more dove shooting than one can ask for, but, if thats not enough, less than an hours drive away are the banks of the Rio Grande offering White Wing shoots and margaritas that are unmatched. For those who cant get enough of chasing Bob Whites, this is it the quail capital of the world. If these 700ac arent enough for you, you are also surrounded by the highest concentration of leasable quail country in the South Texas sand sheet. We would be remiss to leave out the fact that this property is a very simple 80-mile drive from Port Mansfield, Tx, arguably the last sleepy fishing community on the Texas coast. Port Mansfield provides easy convenient access to some of the best inshore and offshore saltwater fishing in the Lower Laguna Madre and The Gulf of America. Housing: The nicely maintained ranch improvements are usable and practical without being overbuilt. Surrounded by oak trees on a hilltop overlooking the ranch is a 3,000+/- square foot ranch home. The tasteful three-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a loft, custom fireplace, Saltillo tile floors, updated kitchen, metal roof, and wrap around porch. Comfortable without being overbearing, the wood exterior blends right into the natural landscape. Water: There are three water wells on the property, 2 submersible pumps electric driven at HQ and 1 wind driven windmill at the cattle pens. Fence: The property is entirely high fenced with one third being new constructions. The remaining fencing is in sufficient condition. Power: Power is provided by Medina Electric Coop. Easements: There are no through traffic or pedestrian easements, no pipeline easements, only a utility easement to the best of seller knowledge. Minerals: No minerals are available and no current production or signs of old production exist. Access: HWY access on FM 755, which is paved with shoulders and in excellent condition. Nearest Cities: Edinburg 50 miles, McAllen International Airport 63 miles, South Padre Island 125 miles, Rio Grande City 36 miles, Corpus Christi 128 miles, and San Antonio 203 miles.

Located on the northeastern border of Starr County, the Little Santa Elena lays on the southern end of the renowned South Texas Sand Sheet, just outside of the historic community of Santa Elena, Texas. Neighbored by large properties and positioned in the middle of some of the most famous quail hunting ranches, this gem of a ranch presents an opportunity of a lifetime. Once part of the bigger and historic Izaguirre family ranch holdings, the Little Santa Elena is being offered on the market for the second time in a century. Fronting Texas Highway 755 on the north side, approximately .5 miles west of the community of Santa Elena, the Little Santa Elena Ranch maintains a private ranch entrance that leads into the 700-acre desert oasis. The unique location of the property makes it a sportsmans paradise, whether its wing shooting, big whitetail deer hunting, or chasing tailing redfish in the Lower Laguna Madre, this ranch offers it all. With a combination of tight sandy soils and deep fine sandy loams, the ranch provides for an excellent habitat for quail and deer alike, and if dove hunting is your passion, this is where you need to be. The property, more often than not provides more dove shooting than one can ask for, but, if thats not enough, less than an hours drive away are the banks of the Rio Grande offering White Wing shoots and margaritas that are unmatched. For those who cant get enough of chasing Bob Whites, this is it the quail capital of the world. If these 700ac arent enough for you, you are also surrounded by the highest concentration of leasable quail country in the South Texas sand sheet. We would be remiss to leave out the fact that this property is a very simple 80-mile drive from Port Mansfield, Tx, arguably the last sleepy fishing community on the Texas coast. Port Mansfield provides easy convenient access to some of the best inshore and offshore saltwater fishing in the Lower Laguna Madre and The Gulf of America. Housing: The nicely maintained ranch improvements are usable and practical without being overbuilt. Surrounded by oak trees on a hilltop overlooking the ranch is a 3,000+/- square foot ranch home. The tasteful three-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a loft, custom fireplace, Saltillo tile floors, updated kitchen, metal roof, and wrap around porch. Comfortable without being overbearing, the wood exterior blends right into the natural landscape. Water: There are three water wells on the property, 2 submersible pumps electric driven at HQ and 1 wind driven windmill at the cattle pens. Fence: The property is entirely high fenced with one third being new constructions. The remaining fencing is in sufficient condition. Power: Power is provided by Medina Electric Coop. Easements: There are no through traffic or pedestrian easements, no pipeline easements, only a utility easement to the best of seller knowledge. Minerals: No minerals are available and no current production or signs of old production exist. Access: HWY access on FM 755, which is paved with shoulders and in excellent condition. Nearest Cities: Edinburg 50 miles, McAllen International Airport 63 miles, South Padre Island 125 miles, Rio Grande City 36 miles, Corpus Christi 128 miles, and San Antonio 203 miles.

This hunting and cattle ranch is absolutely gorgeous. Located between La Gloria and Rio Grande City with huge mesquite trees, virgin brush, large neighbors, a great native deer herd and 11 Axis deer inside a high fence. It has easy access as the property has frontage on Alaniz road. Improvements: There are 8 new separate breeding pens each with a shed for shade located north of the barn located towards the front portion of the ranch. The barn has an enclosed area for storage with a concrete floor. An electric water well with a submersible pump supplies the property water to two water troughs in the back pasture as well as to each pen. Two large blinds and several protein and corn feeders are included. Theres also a nice earthen stock tank in the back pasture hunting area with several acres cleared around it with only big trees left surrounding it. Terrain: The San Isidro Ranch has a gently rolling terrain with red sandy soils with occasional caliche outcrops. The brush is as good as it gets with large mesquites, granjeno, brazil, huisache, wild olive trees as well as other very beneficial browse for deer. Located approximately 30 minutes from Rio Grande City, 20 minutes from San Isidro and one hour north of Edinburg/ McAllen.

The Santa Cruz Ranch is a unique place in South Texas and has its own unique history. Originally part of the 20,000 +/- acre W.I. Cameron Ranch dating back to the 1940s. The Cameron family sold this section 487 portion out to a partnership between J. Scoggins and C. Patton in approximately 2000. Mr. Patton eventually bought out the partnership and sold the ranch to Doctors Michael and David Adame. The brothers continued the land stewardship and whitetail management of Mr. Patton and Scoggins. This was achieved from TTT permits for additional whitetail infusion as well as careful and patient selective management of existing genetics. Santa Cruz Ranch was then purchased in 2017 by Mr. Eric J. Garza who later partnered with Rick Bailey. This ranch has only changed hands 4 times in almost 65 years, showing the prominence of the area and sparse availability of quality tracts in the area. The ranch is also located directly north of Santa Clara Ranch. This is a renowned photography ranch that is in a Valley Land Fund Conservation Easement that prohibits any hunting other than for the control of feral hogs. This is one of the few ranches that have been kept in its pristine native brush state. This area is known for its incredible fertile soils with wide varieties of native forage, as are many places that sit in the sought-after Media Luna region of south Texas. This is coveted area mainly held by larger landowners like McAllen family, Guerra, King (East), Yturria, etc. After acquiring the Santa Cruz Ranch Mr. Garza embarked on a mission to create one of the premier South Texas hunting destinations. After some minor upgrades the main 17,000 +/- SF lodge was built in 2020 to give the ranch a truly unique experience. The lodge has 10 bunk rooms, 14 baths, 2 private master suites and a private loft as well as its own 3 car garage. The interior finish out is unmatched to include the giant commercial kitchen built for the inner gourmet in you or pushing out a huge party dinner. All major interior furnishings, blinds, feeders, and custom-built top-drive will be conveyed. The private movie theatre and full gym round off the incredible interior layout. The build out also included an exotic cat enclosure to compliment the top-notch facility. Auxiliary facilities include a 100 x 40 covered parking area, 60 x 40 metal barn, 30 x 20 cleaning area, and soft release pens. To keep the feeders full there is an onsite silo and trailer hopper to stay with the new owner as well. We cannot leave out the outdoor kitchen/entertaining area. This little slice of heaven will definitely be a favorite spot for everyone, whether is for the weekend BBQ or just to relax and watch wildlife come to the acre clay lined stocked pond. The Santa Cruz is truly a turnkey hunting operation or can be used as a one-of-a-kind private family ranch as it has been in the past. Now we can get to the wildlife. The ranch has been home to countless species along with the trophy whitetail heard. These exotics include audad, axis, black buck, elk, fallow, gems bock oryx, mouflon sheep, nilgai, red stag, scimbok, and scimitar oryx. Through 16 feeding stations and 3 reverse fenced food plots and the wildlife is supplement fed protein pellets or a variety of summer and winter food plot crops. There are 8 strategic blind locations spread throughout the ranch. On top of the unparalleled hunting the ranch boasts a pair of photo blinds designed specifically for songbird and raptor photography.

The renowned Tecomate Ranch is synonymous with trophy South Texas whitetails and heres your chance to make it your own. The hard work has been taken out of this famous hunting property and all the new owner has to do is maintain the current management practices that put this ranch and its iconic whitetails on the map. This part of the Rio Grande Valley is known for its rich, fertile sandy loam soils and this property already has several food plots cleared and fenced off for growing summer and winter food plots such as Lab Lab and Ryegrass or Oats. Arrowheads and other Native American artifacts have been found on the ranch, plus there is an old hand dug well, 25 feet deep by 6 feet across, that is a unique historical feature. IMPROVEMENTS: This ranch includes a 5 bedroom/2 bath cinderblock and stucco lodge. The interior is made up of reclaimed cedar wood which gives it a charming South Texas lodge-feel. The house will sleep 15 and has central air conditioning, offering room for all to enjoy this gorgeous piece of South Texas. The current owners have run a brand new El Sauz Water Supply line to the lodge. A high volume water well located near the lodge supplies water through multiple 2 water lines running throughout the ranch that are used provide water for several stock tanks and other water troughs. RANCH IMPROVEMENTS: The ranch is fully game fenced. The south pasture has four reverse fenced deer food plots. WATER: The named creek, Remadura de Sandia Creek traverses north to south through the middle of the ranch. City water supplied by El Sauz Water provides water to the lodge, and this city water line also extends to the Tecomate East Ranch for future use. There is 1 water well with electric submersible pump next to the house that supplies water to cattle troughs and ponds. Six lakes/ponds varying in size from acre to 2 acres in size combine with 8 wildlife watering ponds throughout the ranch. All of these watering areas have water lines to them which allow the ability to maintain constant water levels. These constant ponds bring in a large variety of birds to the ranch which in turn has led to several award winning photos taken on the Tecomate Ranch. WILDLIFE: A combination of supplemental feeding, ample water and ultimately premiere South Texas brush species provide opportunities for this ranch to grow large native Whitetail deer. El Tecomate Ranch has received national publicity for years for its impressive Whitetail Deer herd. The ranch is entirely high fenced but all the deer are native. The largest deer on the ranch harvested was a 197 Score, Boone & Crockett. Outstanding bird hunting includes dove, seasonal waterfowl, quail and turkey plus there is an abundance of beautiful native bird species. VEGETATION-TERRAIN: These 2158 acres are incredibly diverse with 7 different distinct soil types that make this unique ranch seem like a completely different place at every corner. The property contains the ultimate selection of high protein brush that is important in supporting trophy deer. Along with this, there are several tilled fields bringing exceptional ability to draw in wildlife. Native brush species include guayacan, granjeno, colima, kidneywood, lime prickly ash, cenizo, guajillo, mesquite, whitebrush, black brush, prickly pear and more. The underlying pastureland is established in both native and improved buffelgrass. CONSERVATION EASEMENT: The South pasture is subject to a Conservation Easement with the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute. (See: ckwri.tamuk.edu/ The Tecomate east pasture is not a part of the easement. UTILTIES: Septic. Medina Electric Coop. TAXES: Wildlife Exemption. MINERALS: Seller believes that the South Pasture includes approx. 1,188 acres designated as State Classified Mineral Acreage. The East Pasture is believed to have an estimated mineral interest of 1/8 minerals intact. NOTES: Can be divided.

The renowned Tecomate Ranch is synonymous with trophy South Texas whitetails and heres your chance to make it your own. The hard work has been taken out of this famous hunting property and all the new owner has to do is maintain the current management practices that put this ranch and its iconic whitetails on the map. This part of the Rio Grande Valley is known for its rich, fertile sandy loam soils and this property already has several food plots cleared and fenced off for growing summer and winter food plots such as Lab Lab and Ryegrass or Oats. Arrowheads and other Native American artifacts have been found on the ranch, plus there is an old hand dug well, 25 feet deep by 6 feet across, that is a unique historical feature. IMPROVEMENTS: This ranch includes a 5 bedroom/2 bath cinderblock and stucco lodge. The interior is made up of reclaimed cedar wood which gives it a charming South Texas lodge-feel. The house will sleep 15 and has central air conditioning, offering room for all to enjoy this gorgeous piece of South Texas. The current owners have run a brand new El Sauz Water Supply line to the lodge. A high volume water well located near the lodge supplies water through multiple 2 water lines running throughout the ranch that are used provide water for several stock tanks and other water troughs. RANCH IMPROVEMENTS: The ranch is fully game fenced. The south pasture has four reverse fenced deer food plots. WATER: The named creek, Remadura de Sandia Creek traverses north to south through the middle of the ranch. City water supplied by El Sauz Water provides water to the lodge, and this city water line also extends to the Tecomate East Ranch for future use. There is 1 water well with electric submersible pump next to the house that supplies water to cattle troughs and ponds. Six lakes/ponds varying in size from acre to 2 acres in size combine with 8 wildlife watering ponds throughout the ranch. All of these watering areas have water lines to them which allow the ability to maintain constant water levels. These constant ponds bring in a large variety of birds to the ranch which in turn has led to several award winning photos taken on the Tecomate Ranch. WILDLIFE: A combination of supplemental feeding, ample water and ultimately premiere South Texas brush species provide opportunities for this ranch to grow large native Whitetail deer. El Tecomate Ranch has received national publicity for years for its impressive Whitetail Deer herd. The ranch is entirely high fenced but all the deer are native. The largest deer on the ranch harvested was a 197 Score, Boone & Crockett. Outstanding bird hunting includes dove, seasonal waterfowl, quail and turkey plus there is an abundance of beautiful native bird species. VEGETATION-TERRAIN: These 2158 acres are incredibly diverse with 7 different distinct soil types that make this unique ranch seem like a completely different place at every corner. The property contains the ultimate selection of high protein brush that is important in supporting trophy deer. Along with this, there are several tilled fields bringing exceptional ability to draw in wildlife. Native brush species include guayacan, granjeno, colima, kidneywood, lime prickly ash, cenizo, guajillo, mesquite, whitebrush, black brush, prickly pear and more. The underlying pastureland is established in both native and improved buffelgrass. CONSERVATION EASEMENT: The South pasture is subject to a Conservation Easement with the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute. (See: ckwri.tamuk.edu/ The Tecomate east pasture is not a part of the easement. UTILTIES: Septic. Medina Electric Coop. TAXES: Wildlife Exemption. MINERALS: Seller believes that the South Pasture includes approx. 1,188 acres designated as State Classified Mineral Acreage. The East Pasture is believed to have an estimated mineral interest of 1/8 minerals intact. NOTES: Can be divided.

The renowned Tecomate Ranch is synonymous with trophy South Texas whitetails and heres your chance to make it your own. The hard work has been taken out of this famous hunting property and all the new owner has to do is maintain the current management practices that put this ranch and its iconic whitetails on the map. This part of the Rio Grande Valley is known for its rich, fertile sandy loam soils and this property already has several food plots cleared and fenced off for growing summer and winter food plots such as Lab Lab and Ryegrass or Oats. Arrowheads and other Native American artifacts have been found on the ranch, plus there is an old hand dug well, 25 feet deep by 6 feet across, that is a unique historical feature. IMPROVEMENTS: This ranch includes a 5 bedroom/2 bath cinderblock and stucco lodge. The interior is made up of reclaimed cedar wood which gives it a charming South Texas lodge-feel. The house will sleep 15 and has central air conditioning, offering room for all to enjoy this gorgeous piece of South Texas. The current owners have run a brand new El Sauz Water Supply line to the lodge. A high volume water well located near the lodge supplies water through multiple 2 water lines running throughout the ranch that are used provide water for several stock tanks and other water troughs. RANCH IMPROVEMENTS: The ranch is fully game fenced. The south pasture has four reverse fenced deer food plots. WATER: The named creek, Remadura de Sandia Creek traverses north to south through the middle of the ranch. City water supplied by El Sauz Water provides water to the lodge, and this city water line also extends to the Tecomate East Ranch for future use. There is 1 water well with electric submersible pump next to the house that supplies water to cattle troughs and ponds. Six lakes/ponds varying in size from acre to 2 acres in size combine with 8 wildlife watering ponds throughout the ranch. All of these watering areas have water lines to them which allow the ability to maintain constant water levels. These constant ponds bring in a large variety of birds to the ranch which in turn has led to several award winning photos taken on the Tecomate Ranch. WILDLIFE: A combination of supplemental feeding, ample water and ultimately premiere South Texas brush species provide opportunities for this ranch to grow large native Whitetail deer. El Tecomate Ranch has received national publicity for years for its impressive Whitetail Deer herd. The ranch is entirely high fenced but all the deer are native. The largest deer on the ranch harvested was a 197 Score, Boone & Crockett. Outstanding bird hunting includes dove, seasonal waterfowl, quail and turkey plus there is an abundance of beautiful native bird species. VEGETATION-TERRAIN: These 2158 acres are incredibly diverse with 7 different distinct soil types that make this unique ranch seem like a completely different place at every corner. The property contains the ultimate selection of high protein brush that is important in supporting trophy deer. Along with this, there are several tilled fields bringing exceptional ability to draw in wildlife. Native brush species include guayacan, granjeno, colima, kidneywood, lime prickly ash, cenizo, guajillo, mesquite, whitebrush, black brush, prickly pear and more. The underlying pastureland is established in both native and improved buffelgrass. CONSERVATION EASEMENT: The South pasture is subject to a Conservation Easement with the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute. (See: ckwri.tamuk.edu/ The Tecomate east pasture is not a part of the easement. UTILTIES: Septic. Medina Electric Coop. TAXES: Wildlife Exemption. MINERALS: Seller believes that the South Pasture includes approx. 1,188 acres designated as State Classified Mineral Acreage. The East Pasture is believed to have an estimated mineral interest of 1/8 minerals intact. NOTES: Can be divided.

The renowned Tecomate Ranch is synonymous with trophy South Texas whitetails and heres your chance to make it your own. The hard work has been taken out of this famous hunting property and all the new owner has to do is maintain the current management practices that put this ranch and its iconic whitetails on the map. This part of the Rio Grande Valley is known for its rich, fertile sandy loam soils and this property already has several food plots cleared and fenced off for growing summer and winter food plots such as Lab Lab and Ryegrass or Oats. Arrowheads and other Native American artifacts have been found on the ranch, plus there is an old hand dug well, 25 feet deep by 6 feet across, that is a unique historical feature. IMPROVEMENTS: This ranch includes a 5 bedroom/2 bath cinderblock and stucco lodge. The interior is made up of reclaimed cedar wood which gives it a charming South Texas lodge-feel. The house will sleep 15 and has central air conditioning, offering room for all to enjoy this gorgeous piece of South Texas. The current owners have run a brand new El Sauz Water Supply line to the lodge. A high volume water well located near the lodge supplies water through multiple 2 water lines running throughout the ranch that are used provide water for several stock tanks and other water troughs. RANCH IMPROVEMENTS: The ranch is fully game fenced. The south pasture has four reverse fenced deer food plots. WATER: The named creek, Remadura de Sandia Creek traverses north to south through the middle of the ranch. City water supplied by El Sauz Water provides water to the lodge, and this city water line also extends to the Tecomate East Ranch for future use. There is 1 water well with electric submersible pump next to the house that supplies water to cattle troughs and ponds. Six lakes/ponds varying in size from acre to 2 acres in size combine with 8 wildlife watering ponds throughout the ranch. All of these watering areas have water lines to them which allow the ability to maintain constant water levels. These constant ponds bring in a large variety of birds to the ranch which in turn has led to several award winning photos taken on the Tecomate Ranch. WILDLIFE: A combination of supplemental feeding, ample water and ultimately premiere South Texas brush species provide opportunities for this ranch to grow large native Whitetail deer. El Tecomate Ranch has received national publicity for years for its impressive Whitetail Deer herd. The ranch is entirely high fenced but all the deer are native. The largest deer on the ranch harvested was a 197 Score, Boone & Crockett. Outstanding bird hunting includes dove, seasonal waterfowl, quail and turkey plus there is an abundance of beautiful native bird species. VEGETATION-TERRAIN: These 2158 acres are incredibly diverse with 7 different distinct soil types that make this unique ranch seem like a completely different place at every corner. The property contains the ultimate selection of high protein brush that is important in supporting trophy deer. Along with this, there are several tilled fields bringing exceptional ability to draw in wildlife. Native brush species include guayacan, granjeno, colima, kidneywood, lime prickly ash, cenizo, guajillo, mesquite, whitebrush, black brush, prickly pear and more. The underlying pastureland is established in both native and improved buffelgrass. CONSERVATION EASEMENT: The South pasture is subject to a Conservation Easement with the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute. (See: ckwri.tamuk.edu/ The Tecomate east pasture is not a part of the easement. UTILTIES: Septic. Medina Electric Coop. TAXES: Wildlife Exemption. MINERALS: Seller believes that the South Pasture includes approx. 1,188 acres designated as State Classified Mineral Acreage. The East Pasture is believed to have an estimated mineral interest of 1/8 minerals intact. NOTES: Can be divided.

The renowned Tecomate Ranch is synonymous with trophy South Texas whitetails and heres your chance to make it your own. The hard work has been taken out of this famous hunting property and all the new owner has to do is maintain the current management practices that put this ranch and its iconic whitetails on the map. This part of the Rio Grande Valley is known for its rich, fertile sandy loam soils and this property already has several food plots cleared and fenced off for growing summer and winter food plots such as Lab Lab and Ryegrass or Oats. Arrowheads and other Native American artifacts have been found on the ranch, plus there is an old hand dug well, 25 feet deep by 6 feet across, that is a unique historical feature. IMPROVEMENTS: This ranch includes a 5 bedroom/2 bath cinderblock and stucco lodge. The interior is made up of reclaimed cedar wood which gives it a charming South Texas lodge-feel. The house will sleep 15 and has central air conditioning, offering room for all to enjoy this gorgeous piece of South Texas. The current owners have run a brand new El Sauz Water Supply line to the lodge. A high volume water well located near the lodge supplies water through multiple 2 water lines running throughout the ranch that are used provide water for several stock tanks and other water troughs. RANCH IMPROVEMENTS: The ranch is fully game fenced. The south pasture has four reverse fenced deer food plots. WATER: The named creek, Remadura de Sandia Creek traverses north to south through the middle of the ranch. City water supplied by El Sauz Water provides water to the lodge, and this city water line also extends to the Tecomate East Ranch for future use. There is 1 water well with electric submersible pump next to the house that supplies water to cattle troughs and ponds. Six lakes/ponds varying in size from acre to 2 acres in size combine with 8 wildlife watering ponds throughout the ranch. All of these watering areas have water lines to them which allow the ability to maintain constant water levels. These constant ponds bring in a large variety of birds to the ranch which in turn has led to several award winning photos taken on the Tecomate Ranch. WILDLIFE: A combination of supplemental feeding, ample water and ultimately premiere South Texas brush species provide opportunities for this ranch to grow large native Whitetail deer. El Tecomate Ranch has received national publicity for years for its impressive Whitetail Deer herd. The ranch is entirely high fenced but all the deer are native. The largest deer on the ranch harvested was a 197 Score, Boone & Crockett. Outstanding bird hunting includes dove, seasonal waterfowl, quail and turkey plus there is an abundance of beautiful native bird species. VEGETATION-TERRAIN: These 2158 acres are incredibly diverse with 7 different distinct soil types that make this unique ranch seem like a completely different place at every corner. The property contains the ultimate selection of high protein brush that is important in supporting trophy deer. Along with this, there are several tilled fields bringing exceptional ability to draw in wildlife. Native brush species include guayacan, granjeno, colima, kidneywood, lime prickly ash, cenizo, guajillo, mesquite, whitebrush, black brush, prickly pear and more. The underlying pastureland is established in both native and improved buffelgrass. CONSERVATION EASEMENT: The South pasture is subject to a Conservation Easement with the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute. (See: ckwri.tamuk.edu/ The Tecomate east pasture is not a part of the easement. UTILTIES: Septic. Medina Electric Coop. TAXES: Wildlife Exemption. MINERALS: Seller believes that the South Pasture includes approx. 1,188 acres designated as State Classified Mineral Acreage. The East Pasture is believed to have an estimated mineral interest of 1/8 minerals intact. NOTES: Can be divided.

The renowned Tecomate Ranch is synonymous with trophy South Texas whitetails and heres your chance to make it your own. The hard work has been taken out of this famous hunting property and all the new owner has to do is maintain the current management practices that put this ranch and its iconic whitetails on the map. This part of the Rio Grande Valley is known for its rich, fertile sandy loam soils and this property already has several food plots cleared and fenced off for growing summer and winter food plots such as Lab Lab and Ryegrass or Oats. Arrowheads and other Native American artifacts have been found on the ranch, plus there is an old hand dug well, 25 feet deep by 6 feet across, that is a unique historical feature. IMPROVEMENTS: This ranch includes a 5 bedroom/2 bath cinderblock and stucco lodge. The interior is made up of reclaimed cedar wood which gives it a charming South Texas lodge-feel. The house will sleep 15 and has central air conditioning, offering room for all to enjoy this gorgeous piece of South Texas. The current owners have run a brand new El Sauz Water Supply line to the lodge. A high volume water well located near the lodge supplies water through multiple 2 water lines running throughout the ranch that are used provide water for several stock tanks and other water troughs. RANCH IMPROVEMENTS: The ranch is fully game fenced. The south pasture has four reverse fenced deer food plots. WATER: The named creek, Remadura de Sandia Creek traverses north to south through the middle of the ranch. City water supplied by El Sauz Water provides water to the lodge, and this city water line also extends to the Tecomate East Ranch for future use. There is 1 water well with electric submersible pump next to the house that supplies water to cattle troughs and ponds. Six lakes/ponds varying in size from acre to 2 acres in size combine with 8 wildlife watering ponds throughout the ranch. All of these watering areas have water lines to them which allow the ability to maintain constant water levels. These constant ponds bring in a large variety of birds to the ranch which in turn has led to several award winning photos taken on the Tecomate Ranch. WILDLIFE: A combination of supplemental feeding, ample water and ultimately premiere South Texas brush species provide opportunities for this ranch to grow large native Whitetail deer. El Tecomate Ranch has received national publicity for years for its impressive Whitetail Deer herd. The ranch is entirely high fenced but all the deer are native. The largest deer on the ranch harvested was a 197 Score, Boone & Crockett. Outstanding bird hunting includes dove, seasonal waterfowl, quail and turkey plus there is an abundance of beautiful native bird species. VEGETATION-TERRAIN: These 2158 acres are incredibly diverse with 7 different distinct soil types that make this unique ranch seem like a completely different place at every corner. The property contains the ultimate selection of high protein brush that is important in supporting trophy deer. Along with this, there are several tilled fields bringing exceptional ability to draw in wildlife. Native brush species include guayacan, granjeno, colima, kidneywood, lime prickly ash, cenizo, guajillo, mesquite, whitebrush, black brush, prickly pear and more. The underlying pastureland is established in both native and improved buffelgrass. CONSERVATION EASEMENT: The South pasture is subject to a Conservation Easement with the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute. (See: ckwri.tamuk.edu/ The Tecomate east pasture is not a part of the easement. UTILTIES: Septic. Medina Electric Coop. TAXES: Wildlife Exemption. MINERALS: Seller believes that the South Pasture includes approx. 1,188 acres designated as State Classified Mineral Acreage. The East Pasture is believed to have an estimated mineral interest of 1/8 minerals intact. NOTES: Can be divided.

The renowned Tecomate Ranch is synonymous with trophy South Texas whitetails and heres your chance to make it your own. The hard work has been taken out of this famous hunting property and all the new owner has to do is maintain the current management practices that put this ranch and its iconic whitetails on the map. This part of the Rio Grande Valley is known for its rich, fertile sandy loam soils and this property already has several food plots cleared and fenced off for growing summer and winter food plots such as Lab Lab and Ryegrass or Oats. Arrowheads and other Native American artifacts have been found on the ranch, plus there is an old hand dug well, 25 feet deep by 6 feet across, that is a unique historical feature. IMPROVEMENTS: This ranch includes a 5 bedroom/2 bath cinderblock and stucco lodge. The interior is made up of reclaimed cedar wood which gives it a charming South Texas lodge-feel. The house will sleep 15 and has central air conditioning, offering room for all to enjoy this gorgeous piece of South Texas. The current owners have run a brand new El Sauz Water Supply line to the lodge. A high volume water well located near the lodge supplies water through multiple 2 water lines running throughout the ranch that are used provide water for several stock tanks and other water troughs. RANCH IMPROVEMENTS: The ranch is fully game fenced. The south pasture has four reverse fenced deer food plots. WATER: The named creek, Remadura de Sandia Creek traverses north to south through the middle of the ranch. City water supplied by El Sauz Water provides water to the lodge, and this city water line also extends to the Tecomate East Ranch for future use. There is 1 water well with electric submersible pump next to the house that supplies water to cattle troughs and ponds. Six lakes/ponds varying in size from acre to 2 acres in size combine with 8 wildlife watering ponds throughout the ranch. All of these watering areas have water lines to them which allow the ability to maintain constant water levels. These constant ponds bring in a large variety of birds to the ranch which in turn has led to several award winning photos taken on the Tecomate Ranch. WILDLIFE: A combination of supplemental feeding, ample water and ultimately premiere South Texas brush species provide opportunities for this ranch to grow large native Whitetail deer. El Tecomate Ranch has received national publicity for years for its impressive Whitetail Deer herd. The ranch is entirely high fenced but all the deer are native. The largest deer on the ranch harvested was a 197 Score, Boone & Crockett. Outstanding bird hunting includes dove, seasonal waterfowl, quail and turkey plus there is an abundance of beautiful native bird species. VEGETATION-TERRAIN: These 2158 acres are incredibly diverse with 7 different distinct soil types that make this unique ranch seem like a completely different place at every corner. The property contains the ultimate selection of high protein brush that is important in supporting trophy deer. Along with this, there are several tilled fields bringing exceptional ability to draw in wildlife. Native brush species include guayacan, granjeno, colima, kidneywood, lime prickly ash, cenizo, guajillo, mesquite, whitebrush, black brush, prickly pear and more. The underlying pastureland is established in both native and improved buffelgrass. CONSERVATION EASEMENT: The South pasture is subject to a Conservation Easement with the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute. (See: ckwri.tamuk.edu/ The Tecomate east pasture is not a part of the easement. UTILTIES: Septic. Medina Electric Coop. TAXES: Wildlife Exemption. MINERALS: Seller believes that the South Pasture includes approx. 1,188 acres designated as State Classified Mineral Acreage. The East Pasture is believed to have an estimated mineral interest of 1/8 minerals intact. NOTES: Can be divided.

The renowned Tecomate Ranch is synonymous with trophy South Texas whitetails and heres your chance to make it your own. The hard work has been taken out of this famous hunting property and all the new owner has to do is maintain the current management practices that put this ranch and its iconic whitetails on the map. This part of the Rio Grande Valley is known for its rich, fertile sandy loam soils and this property already has several food plots cleared and fenced off for growing summer and winter food plots such as Lab Lab and Ryegrass or Oats. Arrowheads and other Native American artifacts have been found on the ranch, plus there is an old hand dug well, 25 feet deep by 6 feet across, that is a unique historical feature. IMPROVEMENTS: This ranch includes a 5 bedroom/2 bath cinderblock and stucco lodge. The interior is made up of reclaimed cedar wood which gives it a charming South Texas lodge-feel. The house will sleep 15 and has central air conditioning, offering room for all to enjoy this gorgeous piece of South Texas. The current owners have run a brand new El Sauz Water Supply line to the lodge. A high volume water well located near the lodge supplies water through multiple 2 water lines running throughout the ranch that are used provide water for several stock tanks and other water troughs. RANCH IMPROVEMENTS: The ranch is fully game fenced. The south pasture has four reverse fenced deer food plots. WATER: The named creek, Remadura de Sandia Creek traverses north to south through the middle of the ranch. City water supplied by El Sauz Water provides water to the lodge, and this city water line also extends to the Tecomate East Ranch for future use. There is 1 water well with electric submersible pump next to the house that supplies water to cattle troughs and ponds. Six lakes/ponds varying in size from acre to 2 acres in size combine with 8 wildlife watering ponds throughout the ranch. All of these watering areas have water lines to them which allow the ability to maintain constant water levels. These constant ponds bring in a large variety of birds to the ranch which in turn has led to several award winning photos taken on the Tecomate Ranch. WILDLIFE: A combination of supplemental feeding, ample water and ultimately premiere South Texas brush species provide opportunities for this ranch to grow large native Whitetail deer. El Tecomate Ranch has received national publicity for years for its impressive Whitetail Deer herd. The ranch is entirely high fenced but all the deer are native. The largest deer on the ranch harvested was a 197 Score, Boone & Crockett. Outstanding bird hunting includes dove, seasonal waterfowl, quail and turkey plus there is an abundance of beautiful native bird species. VEGETATION-TERRAIN: These 2158 acres are incredibly diverse with 7 different distinct soil types that make this unique ranch seem like a completely different place at every corner. The property contains the ultimate selection of high protein brush that is important in supporting trophy deer. Along with this, there are several tilled fields bringing exceptional ability to draw in wildlife. Native brush species include guayacan, granjeno, colima, kidneywood, lime prickly ash, cenizo, guajillo, mesquite, whitebrush, black brush, prickly pear and more. The underlying pastureland is established in both native and improved buffelgrass. CONSERVATION EASEMENT: The South pasture is subject to a Conservation Easement with the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute. (See: ckwri.tamuk.edu/ The Tecomate east pasture is not a part of the easement. UTILTIES: Septic. Medina Electric Coop. TAXES: Wildlife Exemption. MINERALS: Seller believes that the South Pasture includes approx. 1,188 acres designated as State Classified Mineral Acreage. The East Pasture is believed to have an estimated mineral interest of 1/8 minerals intact. NOTES: Can be divided.

The renowned Tecomate Ranch is synonymous with trophy South Texas whitetails and heres your chance to make it your own. The hard work has been taken out of this famous hunting property and all the new owner has to do is maintain the current management practices that put this ranch and its iconic whitetails on the map. This part of the Rio Grande Valley is known for its rich, fertile sandy loam soils and this property already has several food plots cleared and fenced off for growing summer and winter food plots such as Lab Lab and Ryegrass or Oats. Arrowheads and other Native American artifacts have been found on the ranch, plus there is an old hand dug well, 25 feet deep by 6 feet across, that is a unique historical feature. IMPROVEMENTS: This ranch includes a 5 bedroom/2 bath cinderblock and stucco lodge. The interior is made up of reclaimed cedar wood which gives it a charming South Texas lodge-feel. The house will sleep 15 and has central air conditioning, offering room for all to enjoy this gorgeous piece of South Texas. The current owners have run a brand new El Sauz Water Supply line to the lodge. A high volume water well located near the lodge supplies water through multiple 2 water lines running throughout the ranch that are used provide water for several stock tanks and other water troughs. RANCH IMPROVEMENTS: The ranch is fully game fenced. The south pasture has four reverse fenced deer food plots. WATER: The named creek, Remadura de Sandia Creek traverses north to south through the middle of the ranch. City water supplied by El Sauz Water provides water to the lodge, and this city water line also extends to the Tecomate East Ranch for future use. There is 1 water well with electric submersible pump next to the house that supplies water to cattle troughs and ponds. Six lakes/ponds varying in size from acre to 2 acres in size combine with 8 wildlife watering ponds throughout the ranch. All of these watering areas have water lines to them which allow the ability to maintain constant water levels. These constant ponds bring in a large variety of birds to the ranch which in turn has led to several award winning photos taken on the Tecomate Ranch. WILDLIFE: A combination of supplemental feeding, ample water and ultimately premiere South Texas brush species provide opportunities for this ranch to grow large native Whitetail deer. El Tecomate Ranch has received national publicity for years for its impressive Whitetail Deer herd. The ranch is entirely high fenced but all the deer are native. The largest deer on the ranch harvested was a 197 Score, Boone & Crockett. Outstanding bird hunting includes dove, seasonal waterfowl, quail and turkey plus there is an abundance of beautiful native bird species. VEGETATION-TERRAIN: These 2158 acres are incredibly diverse with 7 different distinct soil types that make this unique ranch seem like a completely different place at every corner. The property contains the ultimate selection of high protein brush that is important in supporting trophy deer. Along with this, there are several tilled fields bringing exceptional ability to draw in wildlife. Native brush species include guayacan, granjeno, colima, kidneywood, lime prickly ash, cenizo, guajillo, mesquite, whitebrush, black brush, prickly pear and more. The underlying pastureland is established in both native and improved buffelgrass. CONSERVATION EASEMENT: The South pasture is subject to a Conservation Easement with the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute. (See: ckwri.tamuk.edu/ The Tecomate east pasture is not a part of the easement. UTILTIES: Septic. Medina Electric Coop. TAXES: Wildlife Exemption. MINERALS: Seller believes that the South Pasture includes approx. 1,188 acres designated as State Classified Mineral Acreage. The East Pasture is believed to have an estimated mineral interest of 1/8 minerals intact. NOTES: Can be divided.