172± ACRES / KERR COUNTY, TEXAS HOOD REAL ESTATE INC
Spring in Texas often arrives before you realize it.
One day, everything looks brown and windy. Then suddenly, pastures turn green and bluebonnets emerge. Calves are being born and tanks start to fill with rain. For a while, the countryside feels hopeful in that steady, quiet ranching way that speaks for itself.
This season always shows me how much Texas agriculture depends on the seasons. You can plan and work all winter, but spring still feels like a gift. It proves the land keeps its promises if you keep showing up.
Putting together our spring edition feels the same way. For this issue, I searched for a story that shows how ranching continues to change while holding on to tradition. There’s innovation everywhere, with new tools, more intelligent management, and better conservation. Still, at its core, it’s always about caring for animals, the land, and the people around you.
While researching this issue, I stumbled upon a part of Texas history that gave me a laugh. Buried in the state’s legal code are old agricultural laws that feel straight out of another century. Rules about hogproof fences. Laws shaped by literal fence wars. Detailed instructions about what happens when livestock wander where they shouldn’t. At first, they sound ridiculous, but the more you read, the more you realize they’re snapshots of real problems early Texans were trying to solve.
This article turned out to be one of my favorites I’ve written. It’s lighthearted, but it’s also a reminder that ranching has always been serious business. The details may change, but the concern—fences, water, animals, neighbors—are timeless.
This spring edition celebrates the mix of past and present: the humor, the grit, the progress, and the traditions that still hold everything together.
Thanks for spending a little spring with us.
Lydia duPerier, Publisher lydia@farmandranch.com
Chimney Hill Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a livewater paradise in Kerr County, with proximity to Kerrville, Fredericksburg, Comfort, Boerne, and San Antonio. Fronting both Hwy 16 and Turtle Creek Road, the ranch is completely private, with paved roads throughout. The ranch features private access to both sides of year-round Turtle Creek for one-quarter of a mile.
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VOLUME 119 Spring 2026
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Texas agriculture is known for its ordinary sense, hard work, and independent spirit. Still, some of the state’s laws seem more like relics from the past than current policy.
Some of these laws were made to fix problems that hardly exist still today. Others still technically apply, even if they rarely matter in daily ranch life. Together, these laws offer a unique view of how rural Texas operated in the past. They also show how lawmakers managed a land shaped by livestock, fences, water, and distant neighbors.
Ranchers don’t talk about these laws every day, but they remain relevant by shaping property rights, liability, and land-use views in Texas. Their continued presence in the legal system illustrates how practical and, at times, oddly specific Texas law can be, shaping decisions even now.
Here are some of the strangest farming and ranching laws still found in Texas.
You Can’t Let Your Livestock Run Loose… Depending on Where You Are
Texas is often called an “open range” or “fence out” state. In the past, this meant livestock could roam freely unless a local rule said otherwise. If you wanted to keep animals off your land, you had to build a strong enough fence.
This idea still exists in Texas common law, but there are important exceptions. Texas lets counties, precincts, and other local areas set their own rules through local elections. These rules can ban certain livestock, such as cattle, horses, sheep, goats, or hogs, from running at large in that area.
Because of this, Texas has a patchwork system. For example, in Travis County, goats and other livestock might be allowed to roam freely. In neighboring Williamson County, all animals might be barred from running loose.
This contrast shows the complexity ranchers face. They may move from one set of rules to another without leaving their pasture. These examples highlight the dayto-day challenges and local variability in livestock laws.
There is also a major statewide limitation that complicates the old “open range” idea. Under Texas Agriculture Code § 143.102, you may not knowingly permit certain livestock to roam unattended on a highway right-of-way. This applies even if the surrounding land is considered open range.
In practice, open range does not mean anything goes. Local stock laws, state rules, and court decisions all matter. Whether a wandering cow is legal often depends on where it is, how it got there, and whether the owner allowed it to wander.
The system may seem confusing now, but it made sense when ranches were huge, and fences were a luxury, not a standard feature.
Your Garden Fence is Legally Required to be “Hog-Proof”
One of the oldest-fashioned Texas agricultural laws is found in Agriculture Code Chapter 143, which explains what constitutes a “sufficient fence” for protecting crops.
The law requires a legal fence to be at least 5 feet high. It must also be built so hogs can’t get through. The wording is clear and practical, coming from a time when hogs often wandered into gardens and fields.
This law was not enacted to address feral hog problems. It was about domestic livestock that once roamed freely in rural Texas. If a farmer wanted legal protection for crops, it was up to them to build a fence that kept hogs out.
Few people today check their fences against hog-specific legal rules, but the law still matters for those involved in
property disputes or seeking legal redress over crop damage. Its ongoing existence highlights a focus on practical farmer concerns, even if rarely invoked.
Yes, Texas Law Still Spells Out When You Can Kill a Dog or Coyote
Texas law has long recognized that animals can threaten livestock, and it addresses this issue clearly.
Under Texas Health and Safety Code § 822.013, a person may legally kill a dog or coyote that is attacking, about to attack, or has recently attacked livestock, domestic animals, or fowl. The statute carefully defines timing and circumstances. This reflects the seriousness of taking an animal’s life.
This law was made because livestock once meant survival, not just property. One horse, ox, or milk cow could be vital to a family’s life. The law tried to balance property rights
with real needs, setting clear rules for when killing an animal was allowed.
Most Texans don’t encounter this law in daily life, yet its existence provides clear legal guidance when livestock or property needs protection from animal threats. Its ongoing relevance demonstrates Texas law’s direct approach to rural challenges.
Plants Can Be “Illegal” in Texas, Too
Texas agriculture doesn’t just have rules for animals. It has rules for plants, too.
Under the Texas Agriculture Code, the state sets rules for identifying and controlling noxious and invasive plant species. The Texas Department of Agriculture publishes lists of plants considered harmful, as they can damage crops, pastureland, waterways, or native ecosystems.
Current plants prohibited include alligatorweed, giant salvinia, Japanese
honeysuckle, kudzu, Chinese tallow, and tropical soda apple. Additionally, Texas’s Water Code contains a still-active statute that applies to certain west-Texas farmers that own, lease, or operate land near a waterway: Johnson grass and Russian thistle are prohibited from “going to seed” within 10-feet of the high-waterline.
Once a plant is listed, activities such as selling, transporting, or distributing it can be restricted or prohibited. Texas law also allows for the creation of Noxious Weed Control Districts. These districts let local areas coordinate control efforts.
The plants on these lists may change, but legal restrictions remain meaningful for farmers, ranchers, and landowners, directly affecting what plants can be sold or cultivated and preventing environmental harm. Violation of this rule is a Class C misdemeanor.
This reminds us that in Texas, a weed can be more than a nuisance. Sometimes, it’s a legal issue.
Fence Wars Were So Serious, Texas Made Fence Cutting a Felony
Few farm disputes changed Texas law as much as the fence-cutting wars in the late 1800s.
When barbed wire spread across Texas in the 1870s and 1880s, it changed land ownership and ranching. Big landowners fenced off large areas, sometimes blocking water and grazing routes. In response, people who depended on open-range grazing began to cut fences.
The conflict grew quickly. Cutting fences was seen as more than vandalism; it was an attack on property rights and public order. The Texas Legislature responded by making fence cutting a felony in 1884, punishable by jail time.
This decision was a turning point. It showed Texas was committed to fenced property. It helped end the open-range era in much of the state. Today’s laws use milder language, but this episode remains a key part of Texas agricultural history.
Not many states can say barbed wire led to felony laws, but Texas can.
Water Law: Texas Still Runs on Old Rules With Modern Consequences
Texas water law is known for being complex, and much of that comes from its history.
Texas groundwater law is built on the rule of capture. This is a common-law doctrine that recognizes groundwater as private property, allowing landowners to pump groundwater beneath their land, even if it affects neighboring wells. Modern groundwater conservation districts impose regulations, but the core principle still shapes disputes today.
The Texas Supreme Court has addressed this doctrine multiple times, including in Sipriano v. Great Spring Waters of America—a water bottling company that depleted ground water and dried up wells—where the court reaffirmed the rule while acknowledging its controversial nature.
This concept stems from an old view that water is linked to land ownership. Surface water is strictly regulated while groundwater is still managed by old legal ideas, long before modern infrastructure and expansion.
Some people believe this water law system to be outdated, while others defend its property protections. Either way, legal disputes still invoke these old rules, making them highly relevant to ongoing land and water management.
Why These Laws Still Matter
Most of these laws are not enforced every day, and many are rarely used. However, each still plays a role by influencing how rural landowners handle liability, fencing, water conflicts, and neighbor relations when legal actions or disputes arise.
More importantly, they tell a story. They show how Texans once lived with animals, land, and few resources. These laws came from real experience, like hogs in gardens, cattle on roads, fences being cut, and water shortages.
Texas law, like its land, has many layers. Even the strangest old laws remind us that what seems odd now often made sense when it was created.
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CHIMNEY HILL RANCH
172± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / KERR COUNTY
Chimney Hill Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a livewater paradise in Kerr County, with proximity to Kerrville, Fredericksburg, Comfort, Boerne, and San Antonio. Fronting both Hwy 16 and Turtle Creek Road, the ranch is completely private, with paved roads throughout. The ranch features private access to both sides of year-round Turtle Creek for one-quarter of a mile. Additional water assets include a three-acre lake with a fountain, two outfitted wells, 6,000-gallon storage system and pumping rights from the creek. Approximately 75 percent of the ranch is high-fenced and operates as an exotic wildlife production area with axis and fallow deer, blackbuck antelope, scimitar-horned oryx, and Grant’s zebras. The remaining portion is low-fenced. The ranch is also home to native deer, migrating ducks, and Canadian geese as well as fish. The heart of the property is the 7,628±-square-foot, two-story, four-bed, four-bath custom home Inside, reclaimed longleaf pine floors, soaring ceilings, and stone arches create a warm, rustic elegance. Highlights include four fireplaces, handcrafted millwork, antler chandeliers, and imported doors. The kitchen features
poured concrete countertops, and Viking and Sub-Zero appliances. A hidden butler’s pantry add convenience for entertaining. Two master suites are located downstairs, with two guest suites upstairs. The primary suite includes a sitting area with fireplace, spa-like bath with imported, stainless steel soaking tub, walk-in shower, and oversized closets. Upstairs, a second living room opens to a large terrace with outdoor fireplace. Outdoor features include a landscaped courtyard and porch, rock fire pit, IPE wood decks, electric sunshades, hot tub, and an open-concept pool house and a heated indoor lap pool. A 1,196±-square-foot, two-bed, two-bath modular guest home features a kitchen, living room, and new metal roof. The guest stables include a guest room, restroom, laundry, storage, and lounge. An office building with a full bath connects to a covered parking area and a climate-controlled workshop. The 11-stall horse barn features a tack room and wash rack. An equipment barn is joined by a climate-controlled bus stall and a covered port for heavy equipment. Select exterior and interior furnishings from the main house, all guest house furnishings, and some ranch equipment convey with the sale. To experience all that Chimney Hill Ranch offers, contact Howard W. Hood, Broker, 830-739-3815. Listed for $11,995,000.
$9,995,000
PANTHER CREEK RANCH
108± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTY / KERR COUNTY
Located off TX Hwy 39—just 25 minutes from Kerrville— Panther Creek Ranch is a distinctive, 108±-acre, live-water property featuring extensive private Guadalupe River frontage and a custom-designed home situated on a high ridge. The ranch offers 1,187± feet of private access to both sides of the Guadalupe River, with terrain that rises to a ridge and slopes gently to a park-like river bottom, accessible by vehicle. The land includes cleared areas and native wildlife habitat, supporting whitetail deer, axis deer, and other exotics, along with two deer feeders and a deer blind that transfer with the sale. The four-bed, four-bath, U-shaped home—designed in a modern Hill Country style inspired by historic dogtrot cabins—encompasses more than 9,106±-square-feet, including all air-conditioned living area and covered outdoor/
patio space. It features a lavish courtyard with an oversized infinity pool, floor-to-ceiling windows, glass sliding doors, and a blend of materials such as white limestone, granite, polished concrete, and warm wood. The private master suite and guest suites flank the main living area, which includes a fully equipped kitchen with top-tier appliances and a 200-bottle temperature-controlled wine fridge. The property includes a covered patio with an outdoor kitchen, firepit, a detached garage with a covered pull-through carport, a temperaturecontrolled mechanical building for pool and water systems, a water well with backup generator, fiber optic service, and a 25x60-foot metal barn near the entrance. Improved ranch roads ensure full accessibility. Contact Howard W. Hood, Broker, 830-739-3815. Listed for $9,995,000.
$15,995,000
TWO CREEKS RANCH
Two Creeks Ranch, located 30 minutes west of San Antonio, is a live-water destination, offering frontage on County Road 451 and 455. It showcases the Hill Country’s beautiful live water and legacy oaks, along with South Texas brush. Managed primarily for doves, the low-fenced ranch is frequented by whitetail deer, feral hogs, and free-ranging exotics. The year-round Verde Creek courses through the ranch for over a mile, providing private access to both banks. Hondo Creek runs along the south border for about 1.85 miles. An approximately seven-acre, stocked lake offers angling fun. The ranch has five water wells including two Edwards Aquifer irrigation wells. Guests can enjoy the five-stand skeet range, gather at the nearby 945±-square-foot Gun Room, or relax on the 1,850± square-foot covered porch area. A set of two identical, 3,130±-square-foot dogtrot lodges, anchor the
main compound. The downstairs includes four bedrooms and a private bath. The upstairs features two king suites with private baths. An 11,600±-square-foot Party Barn boasts a 3,000±-square-foot covered porch. An outdoor pass-through transitions into a 3,600±-square-foot work barn, which includes a loft gym/storage area and three small apartments. A second compound, featuring the Casa Verde House, the Ranchero House, the Bader House, and a large storage barn, is easily accessible. Additional ranch infrastructure includes a 5,900±-square-foot Maintenance Barn, 800±-square-foot Laundry Building, covered parking, and the 22,500± squarefoot Hangar Barn. Ranch roads are improved. Existing hunting and grazing leases create an income-producing opportunity for a new owner, if desired. Call Howard W. Hood, Broker, 830-739-3815. Listed for $15,995,000
758± ACRES / CENTRAL TEXAS / MEDINA COUNTY
HORSE CANYON RANCH
27,740± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / CULBERSON COUNTY
Within its 27,740± acres, the Horse Canyon Ranch in Culberson County showcases the diverse, rugged beauty of far West Texas. Historically, used as a working ranch, the low-fenced property is a recreational paradise that can be accessed from both I-10 and Hwy 90. The LoboGarren Ranch Road, a well-maintained county road, transects the property linking both major thoroughfares and good dirt ranch roads crisscross the ranch. While the Horse Canyon Ranch has plenty of the wide-open spaces that define the region, it is only 20 minutes from Van Horn, the county seat, and just over an hour to Marfa, one of Texas’ most beloved destinations. The ranch is nestled between the Jeff Davis Mountains and the Wiley Mountains. With its expansive views and desert climate, it is reminiscent of Arizona. Because the landscape includes both desert rangelands and craggy, but accessible mountains, the ranch is home to pronghorn antelope, blue quail and some Gambel’s quail as well as mule deer, aoudad sheep, free-ranging elk and the occasional mountain lion or black bear. For the past couple of years, the ranch has implemented a protein feeding program using approximately 22 feeders scattered across the property. Working with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, the ranch team participates in aerial wildlife surveys. Historically, used as a working ranch, the property has been rested from cattle grazing for the past few years. Horse Canyon Ranch is a recreational paradise with agricultural infrastructure including three sets of working pens. The ranch is divided into nine main pastures and three traps. The cattle operation could be easily reinstated as an additional income stream and range management tool. In good years, the carrying capacity is 300 to 350 head of mother cows. In arid areas, water is crucial. The ranch has five working wells, with a mixture of electric submersible and solar pumps, and two non-functional wells. Water distribution to meet the needs of wildlife and livestock has been an on-going effort. The ranch is home to an extensive network of piping, water troughs, storage tanks and wildlife guzzlers. The main headquarters includes a three-bedroom/two-bathroom ranch house with a full kitchen, living room and central heat and air, a barn, a storage barn and a tack room as well as one of the three sets of working pens. Horse Canyon Ranch offers a lifestyle as big as the West Texas sky. Here you can get away from it all and rediscover the peace that comes from elbow room and the grandeur of nature. Existing hunting and grazing leases create an income-producing opportunity for a new owner, if desired. To experience the diverse, accessible beauty of Horse Canyon Ranch for yourself, call Howard W. Hood, Broker, 830-739-3815. Listed for $825/acre.
$825/ACRE
$5,950/ACRE
THE NORTH RANCH
10,692± ACRES / SOUTH TEXAS / ZAVALA COUNTY
Located five miles north of La Pryor and 15 miles south of Uvalde, the North Ranch encompasses 10,692.116 acres and includes almost six miles of the Nueces River. The high-fenced ranch fronts on FM 1436. It is home to exceptional whitetail deer and some of the best bird hunting in the state. Oryx, axis deer, feral hogs, and a host of non-game species reside here. Approximately seven miles of five-wire cedar post fences have been installed as cross fences. The North Ranch possesses water rights from the Nueces, which is pocked with deep, blue, drought-resistant swimming and fishing holes. In addition, the North Ranch has approximately one-and-a-half miles of surface water, measuring about one-quarter mile wide. More than seven-and-a-half miles of two-inch poly water line and seven-and-a-half miles of four-inch poly water line have been laid and buried. The water distribution system also includes eight cement water troughs and two cement water troughs; all with cement skirts. Four irrigation wells are used, in part, to supply a 40-acre Reinke pivot and a 36-acre Reinke pivot. Domestic wells include two solar wells, six electric submersible
wells, and one well connected to a 60,000-gallon storage tank that supplies the headquarters. The property includes multiple dwellings. An 11,600±-square-foot Barndominium offers a well-appointed living space and storage. The twobed, two-bath Farm House encompasses 1,600±-square-feet of updated living space. The 2,500±-square-foot Dog Trot has four bedrooms, four baths, and serves as a guest house. The two-story Chef’s House features two bedrooms, one full bath, and one-half bath. The six-bed, six-bath Cowboy Cabin lodge measures about 1,000-square-feet. The River House, now used as storage, could be easily upgraded. Infrastructure includes: a 700±-square-foot laundry, a 500±-square-foot secure gun room, a shooting range with a two-story, covered shooting deck and a skeet range with an elevated shooting pavilion; cattle working pens, and two equipment barns. Existing hunting and grazing leases create an income-producing opportunity for a new owner, if desired. All furnishings, deer blinds, corn and protein feeders convey with the sale. Call Howard W. Hood, Broker, 830-739-3815. Listed for $5,950/acre.
$4,750,000
WEST 1077 RANCH
Nestled on 227.379± acres, just minutes from Bandera, the West 1077 Ranch awaits the next chapter in its storied history. Perfectly suited as a dude ranch, corporate retreat, event venue, or rural destination, the ranch’s rustic charm invites guests to slow down and savor the gently rolling terrain and beautiful Hill Country landscape. Located within an hour of San Antonio and abutting the Hill Country State Natural Area, the ranch fronts on Bandera Creek Road. With 14 comfortable cabins and a cottage, the turnkey ranch retreat can accommodate up to 63 guests overnight. West 1077 Ranch also boasts a lodge outfitted with a large, well-equipped commercial kitchen; an assembly hall with an attached onebedroom apartment including a full kitchen and bath, and an office, laundry, and an assortment of outbuildings including a pump house. The three-bed, two-bath owner’s farmhouse includes a large kitchen, living room with a fireplace, dining room, a master suite, and well-sited French doors that frame
views of the nearby hills. A deck, running the length of the house, overlooks the valley and provides views that stretch into the hills. West 1077 Ranch is equestrian friendly, with a 13-stall barn, three outdoor pens, and an outdoor arena. Enjoy trail riding on the ranch as well as in the adjoining natural area, which can be entered from two private access points. Guests can cool off in the outdoor pool—measuring about 35x17 feet and ranging in depth from three to six feet—and the adjoining deck with a tiki bar, sunshades, and lounge chairs. Two wells and two 10,000-gallon cisterns supply water for the ranch. In addition, there is a wet-weather pond that could be developed into a lake. The ranch is equipped with four fiber optic modems and routers, as well as an ORBI Mesh WiFi extender system that provides reception in all buildings. One of the newest upgrades is an electric car charging station at the lodge. Contact Conner W. Hood, Broker Associate, 830-928-2317. Listed for $4,750,000.
227± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / KERR COUNTY
$3,995,000
WR RANCH
55± ACRES / TEXAS METROPLEX / KAUFMAN COUNTY
WR Ranch is a 55-acre ranch estate located within the Forney city limits, offering a blend of country living and urban convenience with agricultural tax benefits and proximity to Dallas and Mesquite Airport. The property—which neighbors a 4,000-acre ranch ill-suited for development—features extensive pastureland, multiple ponds, privacy and Dallas skyline views. The ranch includes 44 acres of Coastal Bermuda pasture with six ponds (some stocked with bass and catfish), providing recreational opportunities. A four-stall barn with pipe and wood panel stalls, a 110x230-foot uncovered arena, and paddock acreage support horse riding and training activities. The central 11-acre compound, half of which is irrigated, draws its inspiration from the Mediterranean. The 8,800±-square-foot home constructed with brick, Austin limestone, and cast stone, has six bedrooms and seven baths. It includes a grand entry hall with marble floors and a helical staircase. The home features ceilings soaring up to 22 feet, custom crown molding, granite countertops, a formal dining room with a rotunda ceiling, a chef’s kitchen outfitted with high-end appliances, expansive family room, an entertainment bar, and a wine cellar. The master suite includes luxurious finishes, a large walk-in closet, gas/ wood-burning fireplace, and patio access. It is complemented by an additional bedroom and office on the main floor. The upstairs living spaces include four bedrooms, a bonus room, a home theater, game room, and balcony. The estate is equipped with enterprise-grade Wi-Fi, whole-home audio, Apple HomeKit integration, and security cameras. The property offers a Mediterranean-style pool with hot tub and children’s fountain pool, a pool house with amenities, covered outdoor kitchen, patios, and walkways connecting ponds and gathering spaces. Call Conner W. Hood, Broker Associate, 830-928-2317. Listed at $3,995,000.
Robert Dullnig
Broker Associate // 210-213-9700
6606 N. New Braunfels San Antonio, TX
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / KERR COUNTY / KERRVILLE
Hidden Valley Ranch boasts continuous live-water features like Bushwhack Creek, multiple hidden springs, waterfalls, and flowing water to 12 lakes! It includes aesthetic native rock edging and bridges. Grand oaks are scattered across rolling terrain that incorporates several homes. vimeo.com/1121905612
3,290± ACRES HIDDEN VALLEY RANCH
3,197± ACRES LITTLE YOLEDIGO CREEK RANCH
SOUTH TEXAS
FRIO & ZAVALA COUNTIES / BATESVILLE
This truly diverse piece of South Texas has rolling hills to lush river bottom land which incorporates towering live oaks, vast views, diverse native brush for privacy, ranching, and recreation. vimeo.com/1121584439
2,200± ACRES DRUMMOND CREEK RANCH
SOUTH TEXAS / MCMULLEN COUNTY / TILDEN
This turnkey hunter’s paradise has been expertly managed for some of the finest quail and native free-range whitetail deer hunting in the area. vimeo.com/1085004345
2,450± ACRES DOUBLE DIAMOND RANCH
SOUTH TEXAS / BEE COUNTY / BEEVILLE
Meticulously maintained, this highfenced hunting and working ranch has been owned since 1982. It features incredible surface and sub-surface water, including part of Blanco Creek. vimeo.com/1094079861
823± ACRES TWIN LAKES RANCH
CENTRAL TEXAS / MEDINA COUNTY / HONDO
Extraordinary improvements add to this sportsman’s paradise, overlooking unique water features like its 50±-acre and 26±-acre lakes. vimeo.com/772624951
Robert Dullnig
Broker Associate // 210-213-9700
1,519± ACRES
PINTO CREEK RANCH
CENTRAL TEXAS
KINNEY COUNTY / BRACKETTVILLE
Pinto Creek Ranch’s gently rolling terrain is blanketed with strong native grasses, blending open pasture with natural wooded areas that support wildlife. vimeo.com/1136971315
640± ACRES
EAST ELM CREEK RANCH
CENTRAL TEXAS
KINNEY COUNTY / BRACKETTVILLE
This South Texas hunting opportunity offers impressive oak trees, easy access, and improvements to enjoy from the start. vimeo.com/957853290
630± ACRES
BORREGO CREEK RANCH
CENTRAL TEXAS
WILSON COUNTY / FLORESVILLE
Owned since the 1870s, this family ranch features a charming home and an ideal terrain for horses, livestock, or its amazing whitetail deer and exotics. vimeo.com/1091905732
306± ACRES
BUCKHORN CREEK RANCH
SOUTH TEXAS / FRIO COUNTY / PEARSALL
Buckhorn Creek Ranch is a well-located, turnkey hunting and recreational property with a unique camp, two ponds, two wells, and Buckhorn Creek. Located just south of San Antonio. vimeo.com/1119203996
6606 N. New Braunfels
San Antonio, TX 78209
705± ACRES LIVING WATERS RANCH
CENTRAL TEXAS / UVALDE COUNTY / MONTELL
This lodge overlooks the crystal-clear Nueces River, bordered by a park-like setting with hundreds of pecan and other grand trees, plus brush habitat for abundant wildlife and birds. vimeo.com/1032398730
709± ACRES BLUE MOUNTAIN FARM
CENTRAL TEXAS / UVALDE COUNTY / KNIPPA
This farm includes pivots for 400± Edwards irrigated acres along with an all-weather road system, cattle pens, 20-acre trap, and native brush for great deer or dove hunting and recreation. vimeo.com/1114037070
598± ACRES ALTA MIRA FARM
CENTRAL TEXAS / UVALDE COUNTY / UVALDE
Alta Mira Farm has been a highly productive farm since 1986. Enjoy easy access, plus it can serve as a great cattle or recreation property with investment features of road frontage, water system, and modest improvements. vimeo.com/1096024368
295± ACRES COLEMAN FARM
CENTRAL TEXAS / UVALDE COUNTY / UVALDE
Coleman Farm offers excellent subsurface water with multiple water wells and pivots along with the Leona River, plus a Leona River boundary. vimeo.com/680170558
Robert Dullnig
Broker Associate // 210-213-9700
886± ACRES 3 CREEKS RANCH
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY
GILLESPIE COUNTY / FREDERICKSBURG
Finely restored historic improvements blend with miles of live water, springfed creeks, stunning views, and fertile improved pastureland on this ranch. vimeo.com/1103514693
300± ACRES TRESCIENTOS RANCH
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY
GILLESPIE COUNTY / HARPER
Permanent spring-fed water features and a central Hill Country location provide a unique opportunity for a long-term or weekend retreat. vimeo.com/993542827
338± ACRES BIG CREEK RANCH
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY
BLANCO COUNTY / BLANCO
This turnkey, well-watered ranch is located minutes from main street Blanco, highlighted by a limestone home on a high point, offering stunning panoramic views, coastal fields, and livestock pens. vimeo.com/1103515593
207± ACRES EGL CASTROVILLE RANCH
CENTRAL TEXAS
MEDINA COUNTY / CASTROVILLE
An exciting home and barn complete this finely-improved ranch with road system, rifle/bow blind and feeders, food plots, and water station.
6606 N. New Braunfels
San Antonio, TX 78209
1,290± ACRES
1897 JAMES RIVER RANCH
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY
MASON COUNTY / MASON
This historic legacy ranch is set along both sides of the river with deep pools, fertile bottomland, and dramatic elevation change. It’s located minutes from Fredericksburg. vimeo.com/1081935688
407± ACRES
FLYING MMM RANCH
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY
MASON COUNTY / MASON
This turnkey property blends the beauty of the Llano River with impressive improvements of a main home, guest cabins, barn, and workshop. vimeo.com/1060249593
590± ACRES
SOUTH FORK RANCH
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY
BANDERA COUNTY / MEDINA
Owned since the 1940s, the ranch features stunning views, modest bluff top headquarters, and the Medina River winding through the rolling hills with grand trees.
702± ACRES
HEART ROCK RANCH
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY
BANDERA COUNTY / MEDINA
This turnkey working and recreation ranch includes a headquarters location in a beautiful valley along Myrtle Creek, offering privacy, seclusions, and views. vimeo.com/1138160820
1,057 ± ACRE MEDINA RIVER RANCH
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / BANDERA COUNTY / MEDINA
Classic Hill Country scenes present themselves on this beautiful property in Medina, TX. Sweeping views, flowing waters, steep canyons, and epic hilltops await the discerning buyer of this 1,057±-acre property. Located just seven minutes west of Medina, the ranch is situated along scenic Highway 337 in Bandera County. The property is easily accessible from nearby communities of Bandera, Kerrville, Boerne, and San Antonio. The gated entrance along the highway leads to a favorable road system that immediately captures the beautiful Medina River. With over 5,000 feet of both sides of the river, this property boasts deep swimming holes, shallow open areas for fly fishing, and a walkable shoreline. The river makes a horseshoe turn on this ranch, maximizing the water frontage and carving steep cliffs along the bend. The elevation changes dramatically from the front gate to the hills within the property. From 1,540 feet to over 2,000 feet on the hilltops, the breathtaking hills climb steeply from the lower valleys, providing incredible views. Ancient live oak trees characterize the landscape and areas of thick brush provide cover for the numerous species of native wildlife and roaming exotics. Contact duPerier Texas Land Man for more information about this unique opportunity to own an exciting piece of the Texas Hill Country in Bandera County. Improvements include a stunning lodge and three stunning safari tents complete with wraparound porches with all modern amenities.
60 ± ACRE
ARROYO MEDINA
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / BANDERA COUNTY / BANDERA
This rare 60-acre Hill Country paradise is located along the cypress-lined Medina River, just minutes from Bandera, also known as the “Cowboy Capital of the World.” A paved road offers scenic views and leads to a riverfront setting with a manicured lawn. The main limestone home features a screened-in porch, granite countertops, commercial appliances, a fireplace, and a firepit by the river. A pavilion with an outdoor kitchen and restrooms is ideal for gatherings. An upper house on the bluff provides panoramic views, three bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, and a covered porch. This impeccably maintained property is a true Hill Country gem.
74 ± ACRE
ONION CREEK RANCH
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / HAYS COUNTY / DRIPPING SPRINGS
Nestled in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, Onion Creek Ranch offers an idyllic location just 15 minutes from Dripping Springs, 30 minutes from Austin, and an hour from San Antonio. The property features approximately 3,600 feet of pristine limestone-bottom Onion Creek, set against a beautiful lake with a rock bluff backdrop and a concrete drive-over dam. The land’s rolling hills and bluffs provide breathtaking views of both Onion Creek and the surrounding Hill Country. The property is easily accessible with wellmaintained roads that traverse throughout the property, ensuring easy access and scenic beauty at every turn.
482 ± ACRE
CYPRESS RIVER RANCH
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / KENDALL COUNTY / BOERNE
This ranch consists of 482 acres with over 2,000-feet of Guadalupe River Frontage. The property’s landscape gently rolls from highway frontage down to the river, consisting of majestic oak trees and numerous other hardwood species. The cypress trees on the river complete the property’s flora appearance. The headquarters consists of two houses and three barns, surrounded by trophy oak trees. The property overlooks a newly constructed, two-acre lake; is high fenced on three sides, and features an abundance of native and exotic animals.
3,665± ACRE RED CREEK RANCH
NORTHWEST TEXAS / FISHER COUNTY
Red Creek Ranch offers the opportunity to own one of the most spectacular ranches in Texas. Located only one hour northwest of Abilene, Red Creek Ranch is a truly one-of-a-kind property featuring dramatic elevation changes of over 300 feet and breathtaking views of wide valleys, red bluffs, and rugged terrain that reflect the beauty of Palo Duro Canyon. Red Creek meanders through the ranch for more than three miles, enhancing both the landscape and water resources. The ranch also borders the Double Fork of the Brazos River, providing additional water access and natural beauty. Five surface lakes scattered across the property offer ample water storage for wildlife and livestock. The ranch headquarters includes a well-maintained three-bed, two-bath home with barns and working pens, all supplied by reliable rural water from the City of Rotan. Wildlife is abundant here, including both whitetail and mule deer, aoudad sheep, hogs, quail, dove, and a shocking population of Texas horny toads. Red deer and elk have also been observed on the ranch, making it a prime location for hunting and nature enthusiasts. Approximately 270 acres are currently under cultivation, offering agricultural potential alongside recreational value. A vast network of well-developed internal roads provides excellent access to all areas of the ranch. Whether you are looking for a working ranch, hunting retreat, or private hideaway, this unique property combines natural beauty, water resources, and wildlife in an unmatched West Texas setting. Red Creek Ranch is the legacy you have been waiting for.
CORONADO FARM
725± ACRES / SOUTH TEXAS / CAMERON COUNTY
The Coronado Company Farm is an approximately 725-acre, income-producing, agricultureexempt property located in Cameron County, within the city limits of Brownsville, TX. It is currently zoned “D” for dwelling. It offers approximately three-quarters of a mile of frontage on FM 1421 and is just one tract away from Resaca De La Palma State Park and World Birding Center to the east. The property is also only about two miles from the renowned Rancho Viejo Country Club and Golf Resort and just 1.5 miles from the U.S.–Mexico border. There are very few places left in the United States with a tract of land this large within city limits. This property presents a great investment opportunity for future residential or commercial development. A preliminary master land plan has already been completed, outlining over 2,200 residential lots on this tract. Although Brownsville is traditionally known as a major trade city, recent growth in the aerospace and energy sectors—spurred by SpaceX’s Starbase near Boca Chica—has transformed the city into a hub for high-tech jobs and investment. A unique feature of this property is its approximately three miles of “resacas,” former channels of the Rio Grande River. These resacas create little to no floodplain but support a rich variety of wildlife. They also aid in water retention, providing a valuable asset for future development. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to acquire a vast, strategically located property with exceptional development potential and unique natural features. Contact us today to explore the future possibilities of this extraordinary Brownsville property.
Welcome to Benefield Ranch, a 276±-acre expanse of untapped South Texas hunting and recreational land nestled in the heart of big deer country. Located in southern Duval County, this low-fenced ranch offers prime habitat for trophy whitetail deer, bobwhite quail, and other native wildlife, thanks to its sandy soils and dense, mature brush. With minimal improvements and abundant native cover, Benefield Ranch provides the perfect blank slate to create your own South Texas getaway, whether it’s as a weekend hunting camp or a longterm family legacy property. The ranch is ideally situated approximately 10 miles northeast of Hebbronville, just south of Realitos, with over 4,000 feet of frontage along the south side of Hwy 359, offering both convenience and seclusion. A water well—reported at 320 feet deep and producing approximately 30 gallons per minute—supplies a small campsite and traditional pila. Electricity has already been extended to the campsite, making future improvements easy to implement. The property holds an agricultural exemption, keeping annual taxes low at around $400. While no minerals convey with the sale, Benefield Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of classic South Texas brush country, with exceptional wildlife habitat, solid infrastructure, and excellent accessibility.
BENEFIELD RANCH
276± ACRES / SOUTH TEXAS / DUVAL COUNTY
CINCO K RIVER RANCH
25± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / MASON COUNTY
The Cinco K River Ranch is approximately 25.8 acres and located in a highly desirable location on the north side of the Llano River. The ranch address is 8861 Lower Willow Creek Road, and includes frontage on both sides of the road. It is about 1.5 miles east of Hwy 87, 10.5± miles south of Mason, 30± miles north of Fredericksburg, and a 10-mile river trip to Castell. This ranch has a little bit of everything to offer: gorgeous Llano River frontage, large rock outcroppings on the lower half, and tremendous views of the entire river valley with its 80-foot rise in elevation change. The majority of the scrub brush on the north side
has been cleared to expose the mesquite trees and allow for fencing. A new water well was drilled down by the river and electricity has been extended to the well with a water line up to the north property line. There is a small garage for storage and bath house, along with a RV hookup site. This ranch is bordered by a large ranch to the west and also has a restriction in place, not allowing it to be divided any smaller than the current 25 acres, allowing for plenty of deer and other native species to remain in the area. This ranch is agricultural exempt, and the taxes are approximately $280 per year.
One of the largest contiguous, commercial land tracts is available in Boerne, TX with almost 1,700 feet of frontage on Main Street. This property also adjoins the crystal-clear Cibolo Creek with almost 1,000-feet of frontage on the high bank side, providing great views with little flood plain. Boerne consistently ranks as one of the top destinations in the country for residential and commercial growth, along with several other categories including schools and its Main Street shopping corridor. There are also approximately 400 apartment units proposed on the adjoining land tract. The property provides city utilities including sewer, water, and gas to the site. It is located within Kendall county, but not within the city limits or CCN and no current zoning. Currently part of the FSA (farm service agency), the property also has an ag exemption and taxes are approximately $400 per year. Call broker for pricing.
Rancho Arroyo Escondido
2,500± ACRES / CENTRAL TEXAS / MEDINA COUNTY j
Rancho Arroyo Escondido boasts 2,500 high-fenced acres in Medina County and includes lakes, creeks, trophy wildlife, rolling Hill Country terrain, and exceptional recreational, investment, and legacy ranch opportunities near San Antonio.
Comanche Draw Ranch
824± ACRES / CENTRAL TEXAS / SAN SABA COUNTY j
Comanche Draw Ranch spans 824± acres in San Saba County, offering rolling Hill Country terrain, abundant water, trophy wildlife, and versatile potential for recreation or ranching.
West Comanche Creek Ranch
900± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / MASON COUNTY j
West Comanche Creek Ranch encompasses 900-acres in Mason County and features approximately 1.34 miles of creek frontage, panoramic Hill Country views, diverse wildlife, ponds, and turnkey recreational or investment potential.
Bugle Spring Ranch
517± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / REAL COUNTY j
Bugle Spring Ranch spans 517± acres near Leakey, offering dramatic elevation, live spring water, free-ranging exotics, panoramic views, and rare paved access in the Frio Canyon.
Vista Springs Ranch
857± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / REAL COUNTY j
Vista Springs Ranch spans 857± acres in Real County’s Nueces River Canyon, offering high-fenced exotic and native wildlife, springs, caves, dramatic bluffs, and panoramic Hill Country views.
Keeney Ranch
1,029± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / REAL COUNTY j
Keeney Ranch—a 1,029±-acre property in the Texas Hill Country—features luxury living, highfenced exotic and trophy whitetail hunting, four ponds, six wells, off-grid capability, and turnkey infrastructure.
Los Encinos Ranch
381± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / BANDERA COUNTY j
Los Encinos Ranch is a rare, 381±-acre, Bandera County retreat featuring live water, spring-fed lakes, turnkey improvements, rich history, and exceptional Hill Country privacy.
Dos Coyotes Ranch
711± ACRES / SOUTH TEXAS / DIMMIT COUNTY j
Dos Coyotes Ranch spans 711± acres of prime South Texas brush. It is high-fenced with ponds, barndominium, thriving wildlife, and turnkey hunting infrastructure, located 100 miles from San Antonio.
Lago Vista Ranch
246± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / HAYS COUNTY j
Lago Vista Ranch offers 246± Hill Country acres with live water on South Onion Creek, a spring-fed lake, panoramic views, heritage oaks, historic stone walls, and abundant wildlife.
San Gabriel River Ranch
100± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / BURNET COUNTY j
The San Gabriel River Ranch offers 100± pristine acres with rare river frontage, gentle terrain, and exceptional accessibility, just minutes from Austin and the Texas Hill Country.
Burr Oak Creek Ranch
134± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / KERR COUNTY j
Burr Oak Creek Ranch spans 134± Hill Country acres with extensive live-water frontage, dramatic bluffs, spring-fed ravines, and exceptional wildlife between Fredericksburg and Kerrville.
JAG Ranch
58± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / KIMBLE COUNTY j
JAG Ranch blends luxury and Hill Country character on 58 acres near Harper with a refined home, guest house, and barn. A stocked lake and native wildlife complete the setting.
Broken Halos River Ranch
320± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / KERR COUNTY j
Broken Halos River Ranch offers Guadalupe River frontage with pristine springs, dramatic limestone, and exceptional improvements. High-fenced wildlife, cabins, and recreation create a legacy sanctuary.
Wimberley Valley Ranch
200± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / HAYS COUNTY j
Wimberley Valley Ranch spans 200± acres with rolling oak-studded terrain, ponds, wildlife habitat, paved frontage, and gated access—a rare Hill Country sanctuary near Austin.
Overlook Lake Ranch
32± ACRES / CENTRAL TEXAS / BURLESON COUNTY j
This pristine, 32-acre, Burleson County homestead pairs a luxury custom home, stocked pond, and premier ranch improvements with rare proximity to Texas A&M University.
The Estate on Cypress Creek
96± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / KERR COUNTY j
The Estate on Cypress Creek spans 96.7± acres in Comfort, TX and offers live-water frontage, luxury residence, equestrian facilities, pastureland, lakes, hunting, and turnkey Hill Country recreational living.
WOLF CREEK RANCH
331± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / GILLESPIE COUNTY
Located in a coveted section of the Texas Hill Country, the 331-acre Wolf Creek Ranch lies just 12 miles southwest of Fredericksburg, TX, along Hwy 16. Water is a scarce commodity in Texas but Wolf Creek Ranch offers numerous sources, including over half a mile of Wolf Creek meandering through the property and a concrete dam that creates a creek-fed lake. Additionally, the property features three groundwater wells and water rights from Wolf Creek. The custom-built, 7,500±-square-foot, four-bedroom, three-and-one-half-bath main house is a true architectural masterpiece, incorporating a vintage 1800s rock home while offering all the modern amenities. Other improvements include a three-bed, two-bath guest house; a two-bed, one-bath mobile home; a one-bed casita, a 16,000-square-foot, 13-stall horse barn complete with office and additional amenities; a covered round pen, a 140x300-foot arena, and equipment barns. The gently rolling land offers fertile soils, numerous cross-fenced pastures, and ample oak mottes to shelter wildlife. Whitetail deer, axis deer, turkey, and dove inhabit the ranch. Don’t miss your opportunity to own this Gillespie County gem.
FM RANCH
160± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / GILLESPIE & KERR COUNTIES
A true example of a Hill Country homestead, the 160-acre FM Ranch is located just a short drive southwest of Harper, TX, and offers scenic access to both Fredericksburg and Kerrville. The gently rolling topography is blanketed with a mixture of hardwoods, including live oak, post oak, and Spanish oak. This grass-covered terrain offers abundant opportunities for wildlife enthusiasts and agriculturalists alike. Additionally, a 24-acre field may be utilized for wildlife food plots, hay production, or grazing. Two wet-weather draws cross the property from west to east, providing seasonal surface water. The homestead includes a 1,460±-square-foot, two-story home featuring three bedrooms and one bath, with ample living space and porches to enjoy the views. Nearby is a rock guest quarters consisting of two rooms, one bathroom, a cellar, and a garage. Other improvements include a rock meat processing building with cellar, a rock equipment barn, livestock barns, cattle pens, and a chicken coop. The ranch is serviced by one water well, a water storage tank, and numerous water troughs. Wildlife includes whitetail deer, feral hogs, dove, Rio Grande turkey, and occasional exotic species.
BLANCO RIVER RANCH
208± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / BLANCO COUNTY
Don’t miss your opportunity to own the 208-acre Blanco River Ranch, located less than 1.5 miles east of Blanco, TX. This high-fenced ranch features open fields planted with improved grasses such as Klein and Bermuda, a wooded landscape with a diverse mix of oaks and native brush, and nearly 800 feet of Blanco River frontage. The property is accessed via RM 165 through an automatic gate, and an all-weather road leads to the ranch’s improvements. The 3,048-square-foot rock home, typical of Hill Country architecture, offers three bedrooms, two and one-half baths, and a picturesque view of the fertile fields from the front porch. The back patio provides excellent opportunities for viewing wildlife as they meander through the wooded landscape. The property is cross-fenced into several pastures, allowing for management of cattle, horses, and hay production. Additional improvements include a horse barn with living quarters, an enclosed storage barn, a pole barn, and one water well. Wildlife includes whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, and dove.
SOUTH ONION CREEK
125± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / HAYS COUNTY
A rare find in a coveted part of Texas, the 125-acre South Onion Creek Ranch is located just a short drive southwest of Dripping Springs. The rolling topography, characteristic of this area, provides a canvas for a diverse range of native flora and fauna, along with breathtaking views. A mixture of native hardwoods and grass-covered rangeland offers endless possibilities. The southern boundary is flanked by 2,100 feet of South Onion Creek, which, in typical years, offers abundant recreational and angling opportunities. The property is accessed via the private Walker Ranch Road on its western boundary, spanning nearly 0.6 miles. Wildlife species include whitetail deer, feral hogs, dove, and Rio Grande turkey.
DOS ARROYAS RANCH
1,256 ± ACRES / NORTHWEST TEXAS
SHACKELFORD COUNTY
The ranch is located just west of Moran, TX in Shackelford County. The diverse terrain, native browse species, and fertile fields offer the perfect opportunity for agriculturalists and sportsmen alike. 14 earthen tanks are strategically located throughout the ranch, providing easy water access to livestock and wildlife. Deep Creek meanders 1.9 miles through the eastern portion of the ranch, while Cordwood Creek traverses the southwestern portion for 8/10s of a mile. Deep fertile soils make up the 43-, 65-, 70- and 78-acre fields. Public road access is available on the north, south, and west boundaries while a good network of roads provides easy access throughout the ranch.
CROSSWAY RANCH
350 ± ACRES
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / KERR COUNTY
Located just 19 miles northwest of Kerrville, TX, this 350-acre ranch offers stunning views and year-round recreational opportunities. The gently rolling terrain, scattered with mature oak trees, is perfect for wildlife watching or hiking. With nearly half a mile of IH-10 frontage road access, the property is ideal for commercial ventures, ranching, or personal use. Equipped with water well and electricity, it’s ready for development or your dream home. Whether for a private retreat or ranching, this land offers a unique chance to own a piece of the Texas Hill Country.
CORDWOOD CREEK RANCH
610± ACRES / NORTHWEST TEXAS
SHACKELFORD COUNTY
Cordwood Creek Ranch is also located just west of Moran, TX, in Shackelford County. The diverse terrain, native browse species, and fertile fields make this ranch ideal for both agriculturalists and sportsmen. It is well-watered by eight earthen tanks, and Cordwood Creek meanders through the southwestern portion of the property for 0.8 miles. Deep, fertile soils support the 43- and 65-acre fields. Public road access is available on the north, south, and west boundaries, and a good network of roads provides easy access throughout the ranch.
TWO DRAWS RANCH
119± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / HAYS CO.
The 119-acre Two Draws Ranch is located just minutes southwest of Dripping Springs, TX. The ranch abounds in native flora, providing breathtaking picturesque views at every turn. The gently rolling terrain adds to the ambience while providing opportunities for future earthen water features. The property is characterized by its native hardwoods, diverse brush species, and native open space, offering the perfect canvas for recreational, hunting, and livestock use. Wildlife species include whitetail deer, feral hogs, dove, and Rio Grande turkey. Don’t miss this opportunity to create your perfect dream ranch.
DEEP CREEK RANCH
646± ACRES / NORTHWEST TEXAS SHACKELFORD COUNTY
The Deep Creek Ranch is located just west of Moran, TX, in Shackelford County. The diverse terrain, native browse species, and fertile fields offer the perfect opportunity for agriculturalists and sportsmen alike. The ranch is well-watered by six earthen tanks. Deep Creek meanders for 1.9 miles through the eastern portion of the property, providing water for both domestic livestock and wildlife. Deep, fertile soils make up the 70- and 78-acre fields. Public road access is available along the north and south boundaries, while a well-maintained network of roads allows easy access throughout the ranch.
The 275-acre S&C Ranch is located less than two miles south of Moran, TX in Shackelford and Callahan Counties. The relatively level terrain, native browse species, and fertile fields offer the perfect opportunity for agriculturalists and sportsman alike. The ranch is well watered by six earthen tanks. Post Oak Creek runs through the southern portion of the ranch in an east-west fashion for a half mile. Fertile soils make up the 3-, 12-, 35-, and 97-acre fields. Public road access is available on the southeast and west boundaries.
CONTACT FOR PRICE EAGLE AND CARRIZO MOUNTAIN RANCH
77,261± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / HUDSPETH COUNTY
The Eagle Mountain and Carrizo Mountain Ranches are two nearby, distinct properties that are connected by an improved caliche county road and miles of a paved/concrete private easement road linking the ranches with easy access. Similar to the Davis Mountains and the Chisos Mountains of the Chihuahuan Desert, this mountain range functions as a sky island habitat, with intermountain ridge lines and valleys serving as corridors for wildlife migration.
$2,246,400
MCMILLAN RANCH
7,520± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / HUDSPETH COUNTY
McMillan Ranch has been in the same family since the 1940s and is due west of the Eagle Mountains which tower over the ranch creating breathtaking views. This ranch offers an easily accessible headquarters, three water wells, and several large surface tanks. This excellent hunting and recreational ranch and a mere 1.5 hours from El Paso International Airport and one hour from Van Horn Airport.
$9,905,640
DESERT MOUNTAIN RANCH
20,424± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / BREWSTER COUNTY
Desert Mountain Ranch name says it all. Tucked away within the solitude of the Chihuahuan Desert of Brewster County, just north of Big Bend National Park and Black Gap WMA, the ranch is rich in history, habitat, geology, and modern conveniences.
$5,720,000
MOODY BENNETT RANCH
5,200± ACRES / WEST TEXAS
HUDSPETH, JEFF DAVIS & PRESIDIO COUNTIES
Along the Forgotten Reach of the Rio Grande, the 5,200±-acre Moody Bennett Ranch combines irrigated farmland, mountain desert habitat, and rich frontier history into one of West Texas’ most unique legacy properties, with abundant water and wildlife diversity.
$9,997,500
RANCHO VIEJO
19,995± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / PRESIDIO COUNTY
Nestled beneath the Sierra Vieja Mountains in West Texas, Rancho Viejo is a 19,995±-acre ranch that offers diverse habitats, stunning desert landscapes, and rich history. Enjoy natural spring water, modern infrastructure, and prime hunting opportunities.
$10,000,000
KC PECOS RIVER RANCH
5,121± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / TERRELL COUNTY
KC Pecos River Ranch spans 5,121± acres along 4.3 miles of springfed Pecos River frontage. With rugged canyons, diverse wildlife, and historic roots, this rare property offers prime hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation bordered by The Nature Conservancy’s Independence Creek Preserve.
$38,000,000
KOEHN RANCH AND FARM
11,893± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / CULBERSON COUNTY
The Koehn Ranch and Farm spans approximately 11,893± acres in Culberson County, TX, featuring irrigated farmland, diverse wildlife, sustainable water resources, and mountain grassland views. It offers farming, ranching, and hunting opportunities with excellent access and infrastructure.
CONTACT FOR PRICE EAGLE PIÑON RANCH
2,963± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / HUDSPETH COUNTY
This high Chihuahuan Desert ranch spans elevations from 4,600 to 5,800 feet, featuring rugged canyons, peaks, and valleys. Framed by the Eagle Mountains and the Rio Grande Valley, the property offers striking geology, sweeping views, exceptional sunrises and sunsets, and excellent hunting habitat for native wildlife.
$9,850,000
RANCH 2810
2,858± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / PRESIDIO CO. Ranch 2810 lies within the vast Marfa Grasslands of the Chihuahuan Desert, just five miles west of Marfa, TX. The property features a premier luxury residence, multiple pastures, new fencing, and a comprehensive water system supporting residences, livestock, and native wildlife.
$1,842,420
GODBOLD RIDEOUT RANCH
1,535± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / PRESIDIO COUNTY
Located in the Chihuahuan Desert, Godbold Rideout Ranch features deeded access, fencing, roads, and a working well near electricity. Grassland and scrub landscape, creek frontage, and habitat well suited for hunting define the ranch, with panoramic mountain views throughout.
$2,995,328
HUMMINGBIRD RANCH
568± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / JEFF DAVIS COUNTY
Hummingbird Ranch lies in the heart of the Davis Mountains, straddling Limpia Canyon and adjacent to the Davis Mountains Preserve. This high-elevation wooded retreat—located in the DMR subdivision—offers diverse habitat, abundant wildlife, and is named for the 16 documented hummingbird species found on the ranch.
$1,849,408
OCOTILLO RIM RANCH
1,000± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / PRESIDIO COUNTY
Located 35 miles south of downtown Marfa, just past the end of pavement on Casa Piedra Road, Ocotillo Rim Ranch spans nearly 1,000± acres of elevated rim country with expansive views, wildlife habitat, and rich family history. Featuring electricity, water infrastructure, and dramatic terrain, it’s a rare West Texas legacy property with unmatched beauty.
PRICE REDUCED
$8,500,000
SPIRES CREEK RANCH
377± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / BANDERA COUNTY
Located a few miles west of Bandera, this live-water ranch is incredibly peaceful in a protected setting on the banks of Rock Cliff Reservoir, Spires Creek, and the Medina River. The headquarters is tastefully located on the cliffs of the lake, with impeccable cut limestone improvements and an architecturally unique airplane hangar and runway.
$5,950,000
BALMORHEA WAREHOUSE
16± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / REEVES COUNTY
Located at Exit 209, fronting on south side of I-10 east of Balmorhea at Hwy 17 intersection, the Balmorhea Warehouse was built in 1996 and expanded in 2000. It is one of the largest warehouses in the region with 13 semi-truck bays, office, and is divided into two large open floorplans.
$1,995,000
THE PLATEAU HOUSE
1± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / PRESIDIO COUNTY
This thoughtfully redesigned Marfa compound spans a half-city block with a spacious main house, guest casita, yoga house, pool, and private gardens. Updated throughout with structural upgrades, custom kitchen, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow, the home is ideal for elevated living and entertaining.
SOLD SANTO BAY RANCH
1,352± ACRES / SOUTH TEXAS / CALHOUN COUNTY
Santo Bay Ranch spans 1,352± acres along Texas’ Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, offering diverse habitats of live oak, wetlands, and prairies. It supports rich wildlife, world-class hunting and fishing, and lies under conservation easements allowing limited development.
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COSTA GRANDE RANCH
2,232± ACRES / SOUTH TEXAS / CALHOUN COUNTY
Costa Grande Ranch is a waterfront property on the Texas Gulf Coast in Calhoun County, three miles west of Port O’Connor. Situated within the Gulf Coast Prairies and Marshes Ecoregion, the ranch comprises three distinct tracts, offering exceptional hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation opportunities.
SOLD CRISTOBAL KEY
885± ACRES / SOUTH TEXAS / CALHOUN COUNTY
Cristobal Key Ranch on the Texas Gulf Coast spans 885± acres, featuring coastal prairies, wetlands, and live oak mottes that support abundant wildlife. With private Gulf Intracoastal Waterway frontage, it offers prime fishing, hunting, birdwatching, and outdoor recreation. Additional acreage from the larger Costa Grande Ranch is available.
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BANDERA RANCH
14,502± ACRES / PRESIDIO COUNTY, TX Frontier Ranch Sales See frontierranchsales.com for more properties page 62
$5,390,000
HF GROBY RANCH
630± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / KIMBLE COUNTY
HF Groby Ranch is a hunter’s paradise! This 630±-acre, ag-exempt property is high-fenced and practically turnkey, featuring a twobedroom, two-bath home; a hunting cabin with cleaning stations, and 140 feet of elevation change. Boasting expansive views of the historic Teacup Mountain area, this property has never been on the market before. Abundant wildlife and stocked animals—including whitetail deer, axis, blackbuck, sika, aoudad, turkey, and quail—are included. Additional features include multiple wells and a working windmill, as well as two stocked ponds, working pens, several outbuildings, blinds, and feeders. Enjoy close proximity to the main Llano River access at Groby’s Crossing. Located just outside Junction, TX, and less than 15 miles from I-10, this property offers ease of access and an abundance of potential. Experience the potential for yourself!
Bandera Ranch
$11,529,090 / 14,502± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / PRESIDIO COUNTY
Bandera Ranch is a generational holding offering premier land stewardship, trophy wildlife, and unmatched expansive views. This 14,502±acre ranch sits atop the historic Bandera Mesa. Decades of range management combined with collaboration on NRCS programs have shaped Bandera Ranch into one of the most remarkable and productive ranches south of Marfa. It boasts a strong diversity of wildlife and top-tier hunting opportunities, with trophy desert mule deer, aoudad, and much more. This property is a hunter’s paradise and a nature lover’s dream! Survey data, harvest records, and program details are available upon request. A three-bed, three-bath headquarters lodge features a spacious living and kitchen area with vaulted ceilings and wraparound porch. A metal workshop with attached shipping pens complements the lodge.
EAST RIM RANCH
$3,603,250 / 4,970± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / BREWSTER COUNTY
This 4,970-acre ranch offers rolling hills, limestone ridges, wooded draws, and dry creek beds, all with Hwy 118 frontage. With proximity to Alpine and Big Bend National Park, the property has two water wells that support abundant wildlife and its ruggedness is excellent for hunting. The far western portion is ideal for development.
LONGHORN RANCH
$7,463,304 / 6,219± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / BREWSTER COUNTY
This rare 6,219.42±-acre offering in Terlingua includes 2.5 miles of Hwy 118 frontage and North County Road access. It encompasses notable landmarks including Packsaddle and Hen Egg Mountains. Interior roads run throughout the property. The ranch boasts incredible development potential with unimpeded mountain views and is truly a unique property.
GERONIMO RANCH
$5,500,000 / 4,456± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / BREWSTER COUNTY
Geronimo Ranch spans 4,456± acres of untouched Chihuahuan Desert terrain. Terlingua Creek cuts through the ranch, and contains natural water holes that can hold water year-round, providing vital wildlife habitat. Elevations range from 3,000 to 4,000 feet, including part of Agua Fria Mountain. With no structures, utilities, or wells, the land remains wild and remote. Wildlife includes mule deer, aoudad, javelina, and more. This is a true outdoor paradise!
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Turnkey Ag Property - Bruceville-Eddy, TX - Falls County
• 40 ± Acres
• Full Fencing
$ 765,890 | # 42254-000114
• Three Stock Ponds
• Several Outbuildings
Hill Country Retreat - May, TX - Brown County
• 53± Acres
• Reliable Water
• Spacious Home
• Abundant Wildlife
$ 1,100,000 | # 42289-034052
Since 1925, United Country has prided itself on offering the largest, private inventory of land, country and lifestyle properties for sale. Our nationwide network of professionals live the lifestyle they sell and have invaluable knowledge and resources that can only be gained over generations of experience. Whatever lifestyle you’re searching for, United Country will help you Find Your Freedom ®
Country Log Cabin - Winnsboro, TX - Wood County
• 208 ± Acres
• Beautiful Log Cabin
• 7-Acre Stocked Lake
• Fenced & Cross-Fenced
$ 2,300,000 | # 42055-003498
Premier Ranch - New Boston, TX - Bowie County
• 42 Acres
• Pastureland
• Private, Stocked Lake
• Beautiful 3-BR, 4-BA Home
$ 850,000 | # 42249-021255
$2,500,000 HILL TOP RANCH
146± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / BROWN COUNTY
Perched on one of the highest elevations in northern Brown County, this custom native-stone home offers sweeping views of rolling meadows and oak-covered terrain. The residence features a composition roof, wrap-around porch, and high-end finishes throughout. Inside, a grand great room with cathedral ceilings and a stone fireplace flows into the open kitchen and dining areas. The gourmet kitchen includes granite countertops, an eat-in bar, stainless steel appliances, and a commercial-grade gas cooktop. The primary suite offers porch access, a jacuzzi tub, double sinks, and a walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms share a full bath and a large office provides an ideal work-from-home space. Additional highlights include a sunroom, butler’s pantry, energy-efficient construction, Starlink internet, covered parking with breezeway, and a hilltop gazebo with rock fireplace. Improvements include a metal barndo with full kitchen, laundry, vaulted ceilings, wood-burning stove, and a bedroom with ensuite bath; along with covered parking, an RV bay, four stalls, and a tack room. An insulated shop offers roll-up doors, a workbench, and water storage. Nearby are a well house and two covered dog kennels. Seven acres are enclosed by snake-proof fencing to include a garden, a small orchard, and multiple gated access points. Two water wells serve the property, including a solar well. The land is fenced and cross-fenced into three pastures with water access, supporting abundant wildlife including a small herd of blackbuck antelope that convey with the sale. Contact Teresa Lee, 325-647-5461
$1,596,500 WHISPERING OAKS RANCH
257± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / BROWN COUNTY
This expansive property in northern Brown County offers a rare combination of rolling terrain, mature hardwoods, and abundant water sources. With paved road frontage, this property provides easy access while maintaining privacy and seclusion. The old home site sits atop a scenic hill with breathtaking views, including Santa Anna Mountain in the distance—an excellent location for a future build! The land is predominantly covered in large post oak trees, with scattered mesquite providing excellent cover for wildlife. The property features four water wells and four large surface tanks, making it well-suited for livestock, fishing, and supporting local game populations. The area is known for its outstanding hunting opportunities, with abundant deer, turkey, and other wildlife. Adding to its character, the property once had an orchard, and several large pear trees still remain. Contact Teresa Lee, 325-647-5461.
$1,018,200 CLEAR CREEK RANCH
135± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / BROWN COUNTY
This ranch features a perfect blend of cultivation and native rolling terrain, rich with live oaks, mesquite, cedar, elm, and thick native brush that provides outstanding wildlife habitat. The West Fork of Clear Creek winds through the property, adding beauty and natural resources to the land. A large year-round stock pond provides dependable water for livestock, wildlife, and fishing. The ranch offers excellent native grasses and is completely fenced. Wildlife is abundant, plus deer stands and feeders are already in place, making this a sportsman’s dream! Improvements include a well-maintained, three-bed, two-bath mobile home with an open-concept kitchen. Additional amenities include a spray-foamed storage unit, storage building, and a carport for vehicle protection. The land features gently rolling topography, beautiful timber, and scenic views throughout. The ranch is easily accessed with paved road frontage and additional county road access, offering convenience without sacrificing privacy. Contact Teresa Lee, 325-647-5461.
Bar H Ranch is a 240±-acre high-fenced game ranch located northwest of Kerrville. Surrounded by large neighboring ranches, it offers exceptional privacy while still boasting over 5,000 feet of highway frontage for easy access. The ranch is home to axis, blackbuck, whitetail, and turkey, thriving in a diverse habitat. A large private lake serves as a focal point, attracting game and providing recreation such as fishing and kayaking. Improvements include a 1,800-square-feet mobile home and a large barn for storage and equipment. Offered furnished and turnkey, Bar H Ranch is the perfect retreat for family, recreation, or premier hunting. Dylan Warren, Agent.
$799,950
TROPHY EXOTIC RANCH
$1,260,000 DWIRE RANCH
This 70-acre Hill Country ranch is just minutes from downtown Llano. With mature oak cover, scenic elevations, quality internal roads, water and power in place, and excellent wildlife habitat, it is ideally suited for a weekend retreat, hunting property, or future homesite. Easy access off Hwy 71 combined with privacy, views, and usability make Dwire Ranch a standout offering in one of the most desirable areas of the Texas Hill Country. Caleb Rightmer, Agent.
$849,950
HIGH FENCE FALLOW MOUNT RANCH
This ranch offers a great escape from the city. These 81± acres boast Hill Country views, fertile soil in the deep valley, paved road frontage, abundant live oaks, and high-quality game animals. The rolling terrain typical of the Divide country provides a diverse setting while being gentle enough for family recreation. Unmatched free-range hunting for exotics and native species gives a quality year-round hunting experience. This excellent recreational, ranching, or hunting property located in Northeast Real County, across the street from the historical Garven Store. With easy access off of the intersection of 83 and 41, you won’t find a better ranch than this! Caleb Rightmer, Agent.
The Trophy Exotic Ranch offers 71± acres of lush, rolling Hill Country, with 6,500 feet of new high-fencing, a new 20 GPM water well, lined pond, and a one-bed, one-bath cedar cabin. Located in the heart of the Divide country, the 71 acres are easily accessible from all directions, with a private entry and access road. Flourishing live oaks and shin oak line the ranch, with some cedar left standing for additional cover for game animals. Relatively gentle for the area, the ranch is suitable for hunting, recreation, and full time living. It is located just 35 minutes from Kerrville, 30 minutes from Junction, and 25 minutes from Leakey. Marshall Burford, Agent.
$2,695,000 TURTLE CREEK ESTATE
22± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / KERR COUNTY
The 22.4-acre Turtle Creek Estate is located five miles from Kerrville, TX. It boasts the gorgeous, cypress-lined Turtle Creek with a dam and small lake for fishing and swimming. The property features a new 4,700±-square-foot rock home, a 8,400±-square-foot metal building, and many more amenities. Mark Meek, Broker.
240± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / EDWARDS COUNTY
70± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / LLANO COUNTY
81± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / KERR COUNTY
71± ACRES / TEXAS HILL COUNTRY / REAL COUNTY
$4,400,000
1031 HUNTERS CREEK WAY
10± ACRES / SOUTHEAST TEXAS / HARRIS COUNTY
Welcome to a truly exceptional, Mediterranean-style estate nestled in the high-end, serene horse community of Hunters Creek Estates. This elegant home sits on 10 acres and offers a 53x20-foot resort-style pool with both heater and chiller, surrounded by a veranda and spacious outdoor kitchen—perfect for entertaining. Inside, the chef’s kitchen features SubZero, Wolf, and Cove appliances; two dishwashers, a pot filler, and over 350 custom cabinets. An elevator, smart wiring, 14 security cameras, and six keyed entrances (plus fingerprint access) ensure comfort and peace of mind. The master suite offers a private porch, double shower, and dual toilets, along with French doors and stunning natural light. With a seven-car garage, three equipped with A/C; two laundry rooms, spray foam insulation, and advanced water systems, this property blends luxury with thoughtful function. Rare European furnishings and even heritage-breed chickens may convey. The property receives a Wildlife Tax Exemption.
MIKE SEDER
713-806-6796 C / 281-602-8823 O Seder@MikeSeder.com / MikeSeder.com
TAYLOR DEVELOPMENT LAND
163± ACRES / CENTRAL TEXAS / WILLIAMSON CO.
These 163± acres are located south of Taylor near the Samsung plant, but outside the ETJ— maximizing development options while minimizing development time and costs. The property is currently used for cattle and row crop farming. Improvements include selective fencing, several stock tanks, working pens, a barn, and a brick home. The land fronts CR 406, with additional access from CR 405. Additional acreage is available. Please call for pricing.
TAYLOR DEVELOPMENT LAND
69± ACRES / CENTRAL TEXAS / WILLIAMSON CO.
This ideally suited property for development is located outside the ETJ near the Taylor Samsung plant. With frontage on two paved county roads, it offers approximately half a mile of ingress and egress options. The property holds an agricultural tax exemption. Improvements include a brick home built on concrete piers and steel I-beams, with approximately 3,150-square-feet under roof, as well as two sheds totaling around 3,200-squarefeet under roof. A half-acre pond is also included. Please call for pricing.
$840,000
KENEDY ACRES
66± ACRES / CENTRAL TEXAS / KARNES COUNTY
This property offers a development opportunity on approximately 66± acres, with frontage on FM 1145 (Flax Plant Road) and Hwy 181. Utilities are available and owner will divide. You won’t find a better deal in Kenedy. Broker owned.
JIMMY FUCHS, BROKER
Hill Country, Central Texas, South Texas & East Texas 210-901-1000 • 210-413-3939 cell
info@landinvestex.com landinvestex.com
$1,480,000 COUNTRYSIDE WITH
MODERN COMFORT
119± ACRES / NORTHEAST TEXAS / HENDERSON COUNTY
Meticulously designed and custom-built, this steel-frame home sits on 119.5 breathtaking acres just outside Murchison. Step out onto the back patio to take in peaceful sunrise or sunset views over the pasture. The land is fenced and cross-fenced, featuring three ponds, a water line supplying the back of the property, an access road, and wooded acreage along the north side that borders Kickapoo Creek. Perfect for farming, ranching, or outdoor recreation, this remarkable property is an ideal setting for those seeking space, privacy, and a true country lifestyle.
$1,545,500 PRIME TEXAS LAND
141± ACRES / NORTHEAST TEXAS / ANDERSON COUNTY
This prime Texas land is perfect for recreation and/or investment. Located between Athens and Tyler in the scenic Poynor Community, this 141.708-acre property offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. With rolling, wooded terrain, the land features a pristine, spring-fed 17-acre lake, and county road frontage on CR 314. The property boasts two expansive hilltop building sites with 170 feet of elevation change, providing stunning panoramic views. A towering forest of giant pine and hardwood offers timber value exceeding $325,000. Enjoy fishing and hunting deer and hogs on your own private sanctuary. A two-story observation tower overlooks the lake, serving as both a scenic spot and a functional storage building. A gravel road leads straight to the waterfront for easy access. Make this unique retreat yours today!
$695,000
THE HOME PLACE
42± ACRES / NORTHEAST TEXAS / HENDERSON COUNTY
The Home Place features a spacious two-story, four-bedroom, threebath home on approximately 42.786 acres, located north of Athens. A stately gate and asphalt road leads gently through meadows dotted with native oaks. Other improvements include a 2,500-square-foot shop with air/heat, stables, and more.
112 CARINO COVE
This masterpiece of elegance and modern luxury presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Boerne’s heritage in the prestigious Esperanza community. This stunning estate—originally the development’s homestead—has been masterfully transformed by Pulliam Custom Homes, blending timeless charm with today’s highest standards of luxury living. As you step into the grand foyer, you’ll be captivated by soaring ceilings, expansive windows, and a dramatic statement fireplace that anchors the heart of the home. Newly installed, engineered hardwood flooring flows throughout the expansive living areas, adding warmth and sophistication to every space. The primary wing is a luxurious private retreat featuring a cozy fireplace, an opulent en-suite bathroom with three vanities, glass walk-in shower, jacuzzi tub, private gym, and direct access to a tranquil garden with outdoor spa. The chef-inspired kitchen is truly a culinary dream, showcasing builtin stainless Dacor appliances, a Zephyr beverage fridge and ice maker, a six-foot built-in SubZero refrigerator/freezer, dual Bosch dishwashers, a stunning granite island and quartz perimeter countertops, updated custom cabinetry, a spacious walk-in pantry, and an oversized laundry room. Two secondary bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms while another opens to a private upstairs patio. Off the garage is a separate guest suite with its own bed and bath, perfect for visitors. Outdoor living is elevated with multiple expansive patios, a private pickleball/basketball court, and beautifully manicured grounds. The estate includes four garage spaces, oversized parking, and a circular driveway to accommodate guests easily. This is more than a home—it’s a legacy estate offering refined comfort, sophisticated design, and unmatched functionality. Texas Real Estate Commission requires all licensed real estate agents to provide Information About Brokerage Services and TREC Consumer Protection Notice to all potential clients.
AUDRA MILLER, REALTOR ® 210-367-3048
Audramiller@kw.com myboernerealtor.com
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