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Sisterdale River Ranch 2 1 3 ± A C R E S | K E N D A L L C O U N T Y, T E X A S
HALF A MILE OF GUADALUPE RIVER FRONTAGE BREATHTAKING BLUFFS & LIVE SPRING 1 POND & 2 WET-WEATHER CREEKS 2 WELLS 900± SQ/FT CABIN 2 LARGE BARNS & WORKING CATTLE PENS CROSS FENCED WITH IMPROVED PASTURES 20± MINUTES TO BOERNE
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Rex’s Ribs & Sauce BY MATTI & RYAN TACKETT | TEXAS RANCH SALES ASSOCIATE Do you ever wish ribs were as easy to smoke as they are to chow down on..? I’ve always loved eating ribs, but never been able to master the complex ART of preparing them. My hubsand’s Uncle, Rex Tackett, has taught us how to conquer this fool proof, scrumptious rib recipe that impresses even the snobbiest of barbecue connoisseurs. This is an award winning recipe, placing top 5 in several barbecue competitions in the State of Texas. And that’s why we call ‘em “Rex’s Ribs”… If you’re new to barbecuing, remember patience is key. Enjoy the smoking process just as much as you enjoy eating. Grab a cold beer or two, and make a day of it. INGREDIENTS For Rex’s rub – yields enough rub for 3 racks of ribs. If you are cooking less than 3 racks, simply save the leftover rub in airtight container. • ¼ cup of coarse salt • ¼ cup of packed dark brown sugar • ¼ cup of paprika • 3 tablespoons fresh ground black pepper • 3 tablespoons garlic powder • 2 tablespoons of dried onion flakes • 1 tablespoon of cayenne pepper ½ teaspoon of celery seed For the ribs: • 1-3 racks of Saint Louis Style Pork Ribs • Saran or other cellophane wrap Wax free butcher paper For Rex’s sauce: • 2 cups Whataburger Spicy Ketchup (use regular if you prefer mild sauce) • 1 tablespoon Siracha • 1 cup water • ½ cup white wine or apple cider vinegar • ½ a lemon, juiced • 6 tablespoons brown sugar • 5 tablespoons white sugar • 1.5 teaspoons fresh ground pepper • 1.5 teaspoons onion powder • 1.5 teaspoons dry mustard powder • 1 teaspoon Worcestershire Sauce • 1 teaspoon light corn syrup 23
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DIRECTIONS FOR SAUCE – This sauce is a game changer, it really pulls the ribs together. So spend the few minutes and prepare this rather than reaching for the store bought stuff from the fridge… Combine all ingredients in a medium saucepan and bring to a boil. Stir to avoid sticking and reduce heat to low. Let simmer for 2 to 3 hours, uncovered, while the ribs smoke! DIRECTIONS FOR RIBS: 1. Rub ribs generously with Rex’s rub. Remember, the seasoning mixture is for 3 racks of ribs, so adjust accordingly. 2. Tightly rap each rack separately in cellophane wrap and place in refrigerator overnight. Be sure to wrap thoroughly so they don’t leak. 3. Light a fire in an offset smoker and preheat to 275-290 degrees. Our favorite wood is mesquite, but most any wood will suffice. 4. Unwrap ribs from cellophane and place ribs on smoker bone side down. Make sure to maintain a constant temp throughout the cook. 5. After about 2.5-3 hours, or when the meat is pulling back off the bone, remove from smoker and quickly wrap in wax free butchers paper. Be sure that when you place the ribs back on the smoker they are bone side down. 6. Place back on the smoker and cook at same temp for about an hour. 7. Pull ribs, place in a cooler to rest for about 30 minutes still wrapped in butcher paper. Remove from cooler and cut ribs on cutting board. 8. Serve with sauce on the side for dipping! 9. Garnish with your favorite BBQ sides, sliced red onion and a spicy Serrano Pepper CAPITALFARMCREDIT.COM
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La Parita Creek Ranch 2 8 2 ± A C R E S | A T A S C O S A C O U N T Y, T E X A S
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As soon as the leaves turn and the temperature slightly drops, there is an itch to dawn camo and buy a license to take home big game. It’s hunting season. And no matter how you look at it, buying hunting land is a dream that takes the sport of hunting to a new level.
Capital Farm Credit can craft the framework for your loan by asking questions, identifying the budget and providing solutions. We’re available to connect you with real estate agents as well as title companies, both integral parts of a successful and enjoyable experience.
At Capital Farm Credit, we understand the planning process and the vision for purchasing recreational property. It’s a reality that can actually be easier to achieve than that trophy whitetail you’ve had your eye on since last year.
“Before I came to Capital,” says Abadie, “I was a licensed real estate agent and exclusively sold farm & ranch property with a focus on hunting land. I also have worked in and around the Texas hunting industry, so I bring a unique perspective to the lending side, which I feel is beneficial to our borrowers.”
With the right experts, you’ll have your own piece of hunting property this season.
Location, Location, Location
Scouting for the perfect location is ideal. The more land area covered the more options available to you for wildlife. Outside factors such as nearest city location and travel costs can additionally impact the decision of your dream hunting property. “As the old adage says, ‘location, location, location,’” says Wade Abadie, Capital Farm Credit relationship manager. “The first thing a prospective buyer should decide is what general area they wish to buy hunting property. Texas is a huge state with a large variety of wildlife habitats, so it’s important for folks to decide where they want to buy based on their desired game species.” Capital Farm Credit’s experienced lenders are here to provide you the guidance to not only determine your best financing option, but also ensure you’re confident in your land purchase. There are many tools at hand to aid in property logistics for the optimal hunting environment. “To take this one step further, getting a high-quality aerial photo of a specific property is absolutely priceless,” says Abadie. “Not only is this important to see exactly how a property lays out but it also allows a prospective buyer to see the surrounding area and how that might affect the overall quality of hunting on that specific property.” “If you buy a piece of property that has great deer habitat, but it’s completely surrounded by open farm ground, you might not actually have any deer, or perhaps just a small resident population.” Have additional questions? We are available to answer them.
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Many traditional banks do not finance recreational property. Don’t discredit involving a lender like Capital Farm Credit early in the process. “Capital Farm Credit understands how to properly evaluate hunting property for several reasons,” says Abadie. “We have a long history of financing rural property, and consequently have a large database of customers and landowners, who are truly a wealth of information for us.”
Capital Farm Credit is your partner every step of the way and offers valuable resources for customers. “Between our network of contacts, expertise and the fact that we live and work right where you’re wanting to find property, it’s a win-win,” affirms Abadie.
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AXIS DEER Where they came from, what they are like, and how they stole our heart… The other day I met a real nice couple from out of state who were here visiting the hill country area for the first time. As usual the conversation started by confirming the most authentic Mexican food spots and BBQ joints in the area. Let’s just say the next 30 minutes ran off quicker than runny queso on a fresh tostada at Garcia’s, or juicy beef rib meat from the bone at 2M. After deciding their dinner plan, they went on to tell me a story from the previous day. With excitement and anticipation they explained, “We were driving down some county road yesterday listening to Earnest Tubb on the way to Luckenbach, when suddenly we saw this ‘huge’ herd of Bambis out in a field!” They ended with, ‘out in a field’… bug eyed, confused and anxious for an explanation. I answered the call by sharing some of the history and biology behind those Bambis. They were grateful for the explanation and in Earnest Tubb fashion left with a “Thanks a Lot”! True Story. ORIGIN Axis deer, known as “Chital” on their native Indian sub-continent, are well admired and thought by many to be the most attractive deer in the world. Their native habitat ranges from the foothills of the Himalayas and stretches southward to the sub-tropical forests along the Southern tip of India. This type of range indicates a wide tolerance for habitat suitability, and in 1932 Axis deer were introduced into the Edwards Plateau region of Texas. They adapted to the environment naturally and now call over 90 counties home. In 2019 the population was estimated at an impressive 125,000+, although meager in comparison to the estimated 2.6 million feral hogs or 3.6 million white-tailed deer. Axis deer reproduce year round and you can find both hard antlered bucks and does in estrus at any given time. They typically breed either during the summer months, or during the winter months, with May-Aug being the predominant breeding period in Texas. Bred female groups will be pot bellied (impregnated) and without any hard antlered males hanging around. Males carrying hard antlers will be in rut actively breeding does in estrus. That’s the short story. CAPITALFARMCREDIT.COM
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LIKE MINDS The biology and habitual nature of Axis deer is what always intrigued my interest in them the most. How they relate with each other, operate, and adapt to their environment is fascinating to watch and complex to understand. Often when in the field whether it be Texas or anywhere else I come across a correlation between various game species that helps me understand the mind behind that animal better. In my humble opinion, there are two game animals that seem to carry a lot of the same habits and attributes of Axis that you probably wouldn’t expect: Rocky Mountain Elk and Sika Deer. On the lesser side of things, Sika and Axis are both incredibly cagey, quirky, and strangely mysterious in how they live and operate. On the greater side, the correlation between the foundational habits and character traits of Elk, and what I have consistently witnessed within the Axis herds I have been studying, is quite compelling. First and foremost, Elk and Axis are both very unpredictable in their timing and movements. You cannot pattern or anticipate their behavior like whitetail deer, and in large they are much less likely to utilize game feeders or watering stations. Additionally, their home range and area of travel is much greater than the whitetail, especially with elk. They both tend to spend most of their time holed up somewhere private and secluded near a fresh water source. These places almost always lie where the winds from every direction drift straight into their nostrils and offer at least one reliable back door for quick escapes. Both species have the ghost effect, where they suddenly and unexpectedly appear before you, then disappear just as quickly in an eerie like fashion. Like fog in the night, they evoke a level of mystery in our own reality, innately drawing the human spirit to investigate the how’s and why’s of it all.
mixed groups for the rut. They also speak a similar language… bull elk bugle and grunt, axis bucks similarly roar and bellow, the females of both species chirp and mew, and they all produce a high pitched bark when alarmed. Regardless, there is clearly a lot that can be said about this remarkable non-native ungulate. From their eye catching intricately patterned white spots and bright reddish brown coat, to their chirp and roar style of communication, they have caught the attention of every wildlife lover in the state and offer an undisputably delectable cuisine. Give me an Axis ham steak and I’ll show you the best Schnitzel you’ve ever had. They are a highly respected and valued addition to the land, especially to those of us who appreciate the simple things in life the most… like simply seeing a cool animal standing on Texas dirt. So what is the moral of the whole story? I’m not sure either. But if you want to learn how to hunt elk out west, you need to think like an elk. To think like an elk, hunt Axis deer in Texas.
The icing on the correlation cake though is that they share almost identical social behavior, structure, and transitional patterns through the breeding season and year as a whole. In both cases, when the rut is nearing, male bachelor groups and female groups in the area will merge together eventually forming a larger mixed herd. During this time they reestablish themselves, get acquainted, and then prepare for breeding by separating into independent smaller
FINDING A BALANCE The flip side of the Axis coin is the impact that their flourishing population can have on the carrying capacity of the land. This can lead to depredation and potential disease among both domestic livestock and native wildlife. Landowners and wildlife biologists have done an excellent job managing the balance but it’s an ongoing effort that has to be reassessed annually. 33
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Depredation involves a ‘dietary overlap’ between wildlife species and domestic livestock. An understanding of forage needs and the competitive nature between ungulate species is needed for proper management. For example, Axis graze on a broad variety of grasses, forbs and browse. They prefer shorter green grasses but will dine on little blustem, Indian grass, switchgrass, paspalums, and gramas. Whitetail deer are a little more picky primarily focusing on forbs and browse, but will eat grasses as well. The difference that puts the whitetail at risk, is that they do not digest grasses efficiently which makes them more susceptible to depredation. Food habits of aoudad (barbary) sheep, blackbuck antelope, axis deer, fallow deer, and sika deer were studied in the Edwards Plateau Region of Texas. The study suggested that all five exotics have the ability to compete directly for forage with the white-tailed deer. The impact of this dietary overlap, difference in digestion efficiency, and competitive nature of our ungulate species can be easily witnessed after naturally occurring hardships… like the devastating winter freeze of 2020 we just went through and the loss of so many animals of various species. This is a crucial time to pay attention and get a good grasp on what was lost. At the same time this is a great opportunity to take advantage of, in that we have the ability to bring back and re-create the ideal balance between species that may have been out of wack in some areas. The other concern is of ‘disease control’ which mainly roots from two things; Multi-Species contact, and over abundance of wildlife in one area. It should be noted, disease in wildlife species occurs naturally already… it is mother natures way of managing itself. The difference here is that we as stewards have the ability to help avoid these things from occurring no matter the root cause. This gives us the opportunity to bypass large fluctuations in wildlife populations that would be occurring naturally, by maintaining a harmonious balance between species and nature through the benefit of controlled harvest management programs and top notch land management practices here in Texas. Resources: Rangeland Issues: A Perspective for the ‘90s McCawley, Paul F. (Society for Range Management, 1990-10-01) Axis Deer- The Ultimate Guide Morrow, Michael (TLA.org site, 2019) Winter Storm Devastation Ferguson, West (Texas Monthly- Winter Storm Devastation, 2021-02-28)
Some of the encountered diseases out there are; ‘Malignant Catarrhal Fever’ (MCF), an infectious viral disease that has been documented throughout the world, ‘Bluetongue Virus’ (BTV) which I saw take out a massive number of Pronghorn Antelope in south central Montana and whitetail along the milk river, ‘Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease Virus’ (EHDV), which is transmitted from biting midges, gnats, and mosquitos rather than from animal to animal, and the more familiar Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) which is a transmissible neurological disease caused by abnormal proteins called prions, and has been found in at least the U.S., Canada, Norway, South Korea. We primarily want to protect and maintain a healthy stronghold of our treasured native wildlife, while finding the right balance to keep our loved and valued exotic game species. Each landholder has his or her own primary goals and values and that’s their right. These values typically involve but are not limited to income, aesthetics, and personal diet. Whatever the goal, I promise you there is a management plan to suit it and plenty of resources to help you assess and implement them. Exotics have been present in localized areas of the state for many years. Axis deer are the preferred source of table fair by many Texans, and any excess in population can feed the hungry in great numbers all over the state with some of the finest free range sustainable protein that exists in the world. If you ask me we should strive to capitalize on the positive qualities of exotic big game animals like the beloved Axis, while minimizing their negative effects. This task is achieved by increasing the knowledge available to rangeland resource managers and private landowners alike and we can certainly handle doing that.
TYLER BEACH Texas Ranch Sales Associate TBEACH@TEXASRANCHSALESLLC.COM A fourth generation San Antonian, Tyler spent most of his young life on his family’s ranch near Helotes, Texas. Here he gained a strong foundation and passion for hunting, fishing and horsemanship which he carried along with him through his life and career. Tyler has worked in the Professional Outfitting & Guiding industry for the past 20 years. CAPITALFARMCREDIT.COM
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Free Range Aoudad 40+ Species of Exotics Mule Deer Pronghorn Exotic Capture, Sales, & Management Operating on over 500,000 total acres in Texas
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Texas native, Danika Ostrowski, is a landscape painter living and working in Austin, Texas. Her work takes her across the country as she travels to public lands to paint and find inspiration. She has been invited as an artistin-residence to multiple National Parks and been identified as top emerging talent by Southwest Art magazine and Western Art Collector.
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My love for public land and my love for painting are closely intertwined. I grew up visiting National Parks almost every summer with my family, while pursuing an interest in the arts. Eventually, these two interests merged and I began painting the vibrant colors and wide open spaces of American National Parks in the West.
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When I visit a new park, I like to take time to soak in what makes it unique. The history, the geology, most importantly the color and form of the landscape. I sketch, paint, and photograph, ultimately referencing these materials as well as my memory and experience to complete my paintings. Using sophisticated and exaggerated color schemes allows me to reflect a modern take of each region’s unique character, culture and visual aesthetic.
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Drawing on disciplines from many of the modern art movements of the 20th century, I have created a unique visual style that is completely my own. Studying graphic design in college, I learned about the illustrative
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posters created under the Works Progress Administration in the 1930s and 40s. The graphic nature and simplified color schemes of these silkscreen prints influences my painting style, which lies somewhere between impressionistic and graphically illustrative. I hope to continue the tradition of artists using their skills to share the importance of preserving and caring for public land. My interest has expanded from National Parks of the west to any public land preserved for it’s beauty. When I paint, I paint with an intention to spread awareness of these beautiful places and share the delight of the human-nature connection. My work is designed to inspire the viewer to visit their public lands and spark memories of joy and connectedness in those who already share my love for these beautiful places.
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ESTANCIA DEL CORAZON RANCH 340± ACRES BROWN COUNTY, TEXAS 4BR/3.5BA custom home In-ground pool Horse barn Equipment barn Well and rural water Two ponds
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EDWARDS ESCAPE 364± ACRES EDWARDS COUNTY, TEXAS Excellent hilltop views Numerous homesites Elevations from 2,100-2,200± feet Low-fenced with open meadows Family owned for over 100 years
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STANDING ROCK RANCHETTE 40± ACRES EDWARDS COUNTY, TEXAS Excellent views of the countryside Numerous great building sites Low fenced on 2 sides ATV trails Rock creek beds Dense tree coverage 57
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RIVER RUN RANCH 119± ACRES GUADALUPE COUNTY, TEXAS 1± Mile of Guadalupe River frontage Tree-lined riverbanks 1,932± sq/ft Modular home 1 Electric well & water trough Lush pastures
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RAM RANCH 53± ACRES KINNEY COUNTY, TEXAS 1BR hunter’s cabin 1 wet-weather creek High fenced on one side, low fenced on remainder Single phase electricity Small metal shed for storage Abundant wildlife
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ROXTON’S WATERFALL RANCH 860± ACRES LAMAR COUNTY, TEXAS 2,200± Square-foot brick home Low-fenced & cross-fenced 1 Lake 6-8 Ponds 2 Creeks & 1 waterfall Great rotational grazing pastures
JACKSON’S RIVER CAMP 185± ACRES LAMAR COUNTY, TEXAS Over 1 mile Red River frontage Several ponds & marshes Excellent tree and brush coverage Old rock house Well water Rural water & electricity accessible 63
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BRAZIL RANCH 584± ACRES LIBERTY COUNTY, TEXAS 2,400± sq/ft House 2 Barns with horse stalls & tack room Set of working cattle pens 2 Improved hay fields 6± Acre olive tree grove Cleared & cross-fenced land
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LIVE OAK FIELDS 64-92± ACRES LIVE OAK COUNTY, TEXAS Cleared homesite locations Low fenced Great grazing land with mature oak trees One well Electricity available 65
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DORADA BELLEZA RANCH 83± ACRES MEDINA COUNTY, TEXAS Two-story custom home Heated pool & hot tub Landscaped with 20 zone sprinkler system 4,700± sq/ft Barn 1 Well, rural water & storage tank
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BAILEY RANCH 320± ACRES PALO PINTO COUNTY, TEXAS 40± Acre peach orchard Three ponds Excellent grazing pastures Good brush covers the land Abundant native wildlife Endless improvement possibilities
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WEATHERFORD LOOP RANCH 16± ACRES PARKER COUNTY, TEXAS 3BR/ 2.5BA Home Low-fenced & cross-fenced One well & electricity 348± Feet of wet-weather creek Great commercial opportunity Convenient to Fort Worth & Dallas
HIDDEN RIVER RANCH 265± ACRES REAL COUNTY, TEXAS ¾ Mile of West Frio River 3 Dwellings & 1 bunkhouse Numerous improvements Low-fenced & cross-fenced 6 Water wells 3 Seasonal creeks & seep springs 67
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RED RIVER CATFISH FARM 298± ACRES RED RIVER COUNTY, TEXAS Seven catfish ponds Almost a mile of Snell Creek Low fenced Covered in dense hardwoods Various migratory birds
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EL MILAGRO RANCH 388± ACRES STARR COUNTY, TEXAS Located in the heart of sand sheet country Low-fenced Cattle pens, corrals 1 Pond 1 Well & storage tank Excellent quail hunting
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GUAJILLO HILL RANCH 162± ACRES UVALDE COUNTY, TEXAS Versatile and undeveloped High-fenced Dense and diverse native brush Good ranch roads One electric water well Electricity accessible
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