Val Verde County, Texas Land For Sale (114 results)

Tract 2 High Lonesome Ranch South offers remote, rugged Texas hunting land with outstanding privacy and wide-open Hill Country views. This tract provides the seclusion buyers look for in a recreational ranch property. The property includes an interest in a water well with submersible pump and electricity is already on the property, a valuable feature for rural land in this region. High Lonesome Ranch South is located in northeast Val Verde County near Juno, Texas, approximately 43 miles southwest of Sonora off Highway 189. Tracts range from 95 acres to 400 acres, with an average size of about 240 acres, making the ranch ideal for hunting, recreation, camping, or a private getaway ranch. Situated on the southern edge of the Edwards Plateau, the ranch features classic West Texas ranch land with dramatic scenery and diverse terrain. The landscape includes wide valleys, flat-topped mesas, rugged canyons, and scenic hilltop views. Native vegetation includes cedar, live oak, hackberry, mesquite, escarpment oak, and wild persimmon, providing excellent wildlife habitat and cover for game. This area is well known for exceptional hunting opportunities with abundant wildlife including native whitetail deer, free-ranging exotics such as axis deer, elk, aoudad and fallow deer, along with feral hogs, Rio Grande turkey, quail and dove. The combination of terrain and cover makes this property an ideal Texas hunting ranch or recreational retreat. Owner financing available for up to 30 years with as little as 5% down. Interest rates vary based on down payment and no credit check is required. Call or email today for land financing details or to schedule a showing of this remote Val Verde County hunting property. (Not all pictures are of the individual tract but represent the topography and terrain of the property)

Walker Ranch offers 6,221 acres of genuine Val Verde County ranch country that is private and scenic. With established infrastructure, strong wildlife, and impressive terrain, this property is built to be enjoyed from day one. Water: Three wells serve the ranch, two solar on the east side and one electric on the west side, feeding multiple water storage tanks and a distribution system that carries water to troughs throughout the property. A header dam and wet-weather creek bottoms on the west side provide additional surface water. Improvements: An established road system connects the ranch, accessible by ATV throughout. Electricity is provided by REA and ADP with a meter located at the west side camp. Two camps are present on the property. West side working pens are in place. Wildlife: A wildlife exemption is in place with a high fence on the west side near the highway. Whitetail deer quality is strong, with aoudad, dove, turkey, quail, and feral hog also reported on the property. Active hunting leases are current with a history of quality deer harvest. Topography and Vegetation: The east side offers gentle rolling hills covered in scrub brush, while the west side opens into steeper rocky canyons with outcroppings and elevated terrain that deliver impressive long-range views. Wet-weather creek bottoms and dense brush fill the deeper canyon draws on the west side. Location and Access: Walker Ranch sits in Val Verde County with dual-gate access, east and west entrances positioned directly across from one another off the county road. Cell service is available throughout most of the ranch, and surrounding land use is recreational.

349.76 Acres | Langtry, Texas | Val Verde County Experience the untamed beauty of West Texas with this exceptional 349 acre ranch near historic Langtry. Surrounded by rugged desert landscapes, dramatic vistas, and legendary Texas history, this off grid property offers the perfect escape for hunting, recreation, or investment. Located in Western Val Verde County, the ranch features wide-open terrain, heavy native brush along the central wet weather creek bed, rolling elevations, and long range views stretching for miles. Property Highlights - 2 nice box blinds - 3 fenced feed pens - Established ATV trails with easy access to every corner of ranch - 100' of elevation change - Container structure with sleeping quarters - Several thousand acre low fence ranch neighbor on NW side - Excellent hunting for whitetail deer, quail, dove, javelina, and other native wildlife

3,200± Acre Turnkey/Income Producing Hunting Ranch located in the heart of Val Verde County near Del Rio, Texas. This turnkey operation has been developed into a premier destination hunting property, offering exceptional whitetail and trophy exotic game hunting, first-class accommodations, and proven commercial hunting income potential. The ranch is extensively improved with two lodges, two ranch hand homes, and an impressive climate-controlled bar and game room featuring a built-in gun safe, creating the perfect space for entertaining guests, displaying trophies, and securely storing firearms. A game-processing facility includes a skinning shed with an overhead rail system leading directly into a 9’ x 9’ walk-in cooler, providing an efficient setup for handling harvested game. The ranch has established itself as a recognized hunting destination through years of successful outfitting, wildlife management, and participation in major hunting industry events, including the Texas Trophy Hunters Association Hunters Extravaganza and Safari Club International conventions. With established hunting infrastructure, quality wildlife management, diverse native and exotic game populations, and a reputation for exceptional hunting experiences, Presented here is a rare opportunity to acquire a large-scale South Texas ranch capable of serving as a private retreat, income-producing hunting operation, or long-term land investment. Whether your vision is world-class hunting, entertaining clients, generating recreational income, or preserving a legacy property, this opportunity offers the improvements, scale, and reputation to make it a truly exceptional offering. The ranch is being sold turnkey Only 30 minutes from Del Rio International Airport, whether you travel by private aircraft, commercial airline, or vehicle, its effortless for you and your guests to enjoy premier year-round trophy game hunting. Nearby Attractions: Without accessing a major highway, landowners can reach Devils River State Park approximately 12 miles down Wardlaw Ranch Road. The ranch also includes a private gate key providing landowner-only access to the Devils River through a private entrance. Highway Frontage: Over 1 mile of Highway 277 frontage and more than 1.5 miles of paved Wardlaw Ranch Road (also known as Miers Ranch Road), which divides the ranch between the North and South pastures. Fencing: The North side of the ranch encompasses approximately 1,522 acres under perimeter high fence. An additional high-fenced area behind the main lodge can serve as a soft-release pen for imported animals or a breeding facility for exotics or whitetail deer. Multiple cross-fences enhance management flexibility. The South side consists of approximately 1,562 acres, high-fenced on two sides and low-fenced on the remaining boundaries. Improvements: The improvements are second to none. The main lodge consists of approximately 2,550 square feet featuring a master suite with private bath and walk-in closet, two bunk rooms with a shared bath, a spacious living room, kitchen, dining area, and laundry room. A covered porch overlooks the ranch and provides stunning views. Within walking distance sits the climate-controlled bar and game room, the perfect place to unwind after a successful hunt. The game-processing facility includes two skinning racks, a stainless-steel dual sink, and rail system directly into the walk-in cooler. A split silo provides convenient storage for protein and corn, making feeding efficient. The second lodge offers approximately 1,740 square feet with a master bedroom and bathroom , two bunk rooms, shared bath, and a beautiful porch overlooking a pond. Nearby is a 1,400-square-foot equipment shop ideal for storing side-by-sides, feed, and ranch equipment. A ranch manager’s home on the west side of the property allows for full-time oversight and management, while an additional home on the south side can accommodate ranch staff or hunting guides. The ranch also features a dedicated shooting range suitable for archery, pistol, and rifle practice out to a mile. Water: Approximately 2.5 miles of Bluff Creek traverse the ranch. Water infrastructure includes multiple troughs, four stock tanks on the north side, two stock tanks on the south side, several stocked with fish, and one spring-fed tank. Five operational water wells serve the ranch, with four located on the north side and one on the south side. Feeders: The north side is equipped with three protein feeders and nine combo feeders. The south side includes seven combo feeders. Combo feeders provide both corn and protein supplementation. Blinds: Hunting improvements include nine box blinds and five bow blinds on the north side, with seven box blinds and one bow blind on the south side. Wildlife: The North side supports Aoudad, Addax, Axis Deer, Blackbuck, Fallow Deer, Oryx, Nilgai, Eland, Sika Deer, Zebra, Painted Desert Sheep, Hogs, Whitetail Deer, Bobcats, Foxes, Coyotes, Ringtails, Javelina, Turkey, Dove, Quail, and Ducks. The South side offers free-range Aoudad, Blackbuck, Fallow Deer, Axis Deer, Whitetail Deer, and occasional Elk. Ranch Equipment: Included in the sale are a Kubota M7 Series tractor with loader, pallet forks, and hay spear; three side-by-sides (two equipped with high racks); a 4-ton tandem-axle feed hopper with blower; walk-in cooler, silo. Terrain: The ranch features dramatic and diverse topography including multiple canyons, rolling hills, high mesas, steep bluffs, and flat grazing areas. Elevations range from approximately 1,600 to 1,820 feet, with several bluffs exceeding 200 feet in height and providing panoramic long-range views. Shown by appointment only with Maverick Land Group, LLC. Buyer’s agent must be identified upon first contact and accompany their client on the initial showing to qualify for full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Maverick Land Group, LLC.

Whispering Canyon Ranch - Val Verde County 350 +/- Acres NEWLY CONSTRUCTED CABIN | SOLAR POWER | COMMUNITY WATER Located in the heart of Val Verde County, this 350+/-acre property represents the best of the best when it comes to rural Texas ranch land. The elevation change and expansive scenery set the stage for astonishing views, with rolling hills and panoramic horizons that stretch as far as the eye can see. The land has been thoughtfully designed, with improved roads providing easy access to every corner of the ranch, making exploration and management seamless. For those seeking an escape from the chaos of city life, this ranch offers both seclusion and convenience. It is a weekend retreat where peace and quiet abound, or a homestead property perfectly suited for those ready to embrace rural living on a permanent basis. For the avid hunter, it presents an ideal alternative to annual leases ownership of a property with a long-established game management program. The ranch includes a recently built and fully furnished two-bedroom, one-bathroom cabin of approximately 800 square feet. Designed with comfort in mind, the cabin features a fully equipped kitchen, central living space, and air conditioning. Outdoors, a second-story covered patio with outdoor carpeting provides a front-row seat to breathtaking views perfect for enjoying morning coffee or relaxing at days end while taking in the sights and sounds of nature. Additional features include a fire pit, patio dining area, and a two-car garage with an electric door opener, ideal for storage or vehicles. Just steps away, a covered processing area with skinning racks, functional sink, and lighting makes game handling both convenient and efficient. There is also a septic tank on site. Utilities and infrastructure are ready for modern ranch living. The cabin is powered by a reliable solar system, while water is supplied from a nearby community source. A large black water holding tank serves the cabin, ensuring efficiency and self-sufficiency. Hunting opportunities are abundant and diverse. Native whitetail deer thrive here, alongside turkey, quail, and feral hogs. The ranch also supports free-ranging exotics such as axis, aoudad, fallow, Sitka, and even red stag. Years of consistent feeding and habitat management, paired with strategically placed blinds and feeders, have created an extraordinary hunting experience. Adding to the appeal, property taxes are kept remarkably low thanks to an agricultural exemption currently in place. This is more than just a ranch it is a place to make memories, to connect with nature, and to invest in a property that reflects both rugged beauty and careful stewardship. ***Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Circle L Realty. ***Circle L Realty, as Broker, asserts that the information contained herein is submitted without representation or warranty. All information is deemed reliable but is subject to error, omission, price change, changes in terms and conditions, prior sale, withdrawal from the market without notice, etc.

West Texas Hunting Land for Sale 213.90 Acres | Pumpville, Texas | Listed at $181,601 OVERHEAD ELECTRIC CLOSE BY Financing: 5% down owner financing available up to 30 years with no credit checks. Own 213.90 acres of raw West Texas land in Val Verde County. This unimproved tract offers excellent hunting potential, privacy, and the freedom to develop and manage the land to fit your vision. Property Highlights: Acreage: 213.90 acres Price: $181,601 Location: Pumpville, Texas Land Type: Raw, unimproved land Terrain: Rolling hills, native grasses, mesquite, cedar, and natural draws Wildlife: Whitetail deer, scattered mule deer, quail, dove, javelina, and feral hogs Access: Main entrance gate on Pumpville Rd. Maintained road access to parcel. Hunting & Recreation: Strong native habitat Ideal setup for hunting, camping, hiking, and ATV use Blank slate for blinds, feeders, water improvements, and future camp/ cabin sites Additional Features: Ag-exempt Del Rio and Lake Amistad are a little over an hour away. Contact today for maps, details, or to schedule a showing.

Located in Val Verde County near Comstock, the 408+/- acre On the Rocks Ranch in the High Lonesome Ranch subdivision is a well-improved hunting and recreational property offering a strong combination of diverse free-ranging wildlife, functional improvements, and solid infrastructure. The ranch is set up for immediate use with an established hunting layout, including multiple blinds and feeders already in place. The area is known for its rugged terrain, expansive views, and wide range of native and exotic species. With two water wells, power onsite, and a comfortable barndominium, this property is ready to enjoy from day one while still offering room for customization. The Improvements: Improvements include an approximately 1,800 square foot barndominium featuring three bedrooms and one bathroom, suitable for weekend stays or extended use. Power is already in place, providing reliable service to the main structure. The ranch is further improved with multiple blinds and feeders that are already positioned for effective hunting, allowing for a turnkey setup without the need for immediate additional investment. The Land: On the Rocks Ranch consists of 408+/- acres of rolling West Texas terrain with a mix of elevation changes, rocky features, and natural cover. The property provides the privacy and seclusion typical of Val Verde County, along with long-range views and a landscape that supports both wildlife habitat and recreational use. Native vegetation and rugged topography create natural travel corridors and bedding areas for game. The Water: Water is provided by two water wells, supporting the ranch's wildlife and overall usability. These water sources offer reliability in an area where consistent water is a key component to sustaining healthy wildlife populations. The Wildlife: The ranch supports a diverse population of free-ranging wildlife including whitetail deer, axis, aoudad, and elk, along with turkey, quail, and dove. The area is also home to predators such as bobcats and occasional mountain lions, consistent with the region. With blinds and feeders already in place, the property is well positioned for quality hunting opportunities across multiple species. - 7/10/2026 4:01:15 AM

Painted Canyon Ranch 2,605 Acres | Val Verde County, TX A Rare Slice of West Texas History and Beauty Welcome to Painted Canyon Ranch, a breathtaking 2,605 acre property in the rugged heart of Val Verde County. This expansive ranch offers a stunning display of classic West Texas terrainrolling topography, dramatic canyons, and sweeping mesa views that stretch to the horizon. Rich in natural beauty and cultural history, the land features Native American dwellings and pictographs etched into canyon walls, telling stories of generations past. Whether you're a history enthusiast, hunter, or someone looking for a secluded escape, Painted Canyon Ranch is a treasure trove of discovery. Highlights include: -Rolling hills, dramatic canyons & panoramic mesa views -Historic Native American sites with pictographs & dwellings -Reliable solar-powered water well + non-functioning windmill -Abundant wildlife and native flora throughout the property This is a rare opportunity to own a legacy ranch steeped in natural wonder and West Texas heritage. Whether you're seeking a recreational retreat, a hunting destination, or a place to build your dream getaway, Painted Canyon Ranch delivers unmatched potential. Located in the scenic solitude of Val Verde County, yet within reach of civilization.

In the far reaches of southwestern Texas, just 1.5 miles south of the historic ghost town of Pandale, lies one of the most extraordinary river ranches in the state. Encompassing approximately 8,499 acres and held in single-family ownership for more than 40 years, this legacy property offers an unmatched combination of accessible Lower Pecos River frontage, rich prehistoric history, abundant wildlife, reliable water infrastructure, and well-built functional improvements all set within an extremely private and untouched landscape. The defining feature and true crown jewel of Norsworthy Ranch is its two miles of pristine frontage along one of the most beautiful stretches of the Lower Pecos River, 2.7 river miles south of the Pandale Crossing. Unlike many river properties defined by sheer bluffs and inaccessibility, much of this frontage is gentle, usable, and easy to enjoy. The river here delivers exactly what discerning recreational ranch buyers seek: deep, turquoise blue swimming holes exceeding 20 feet in depth and width, fast-moving shallow rapids, dramatic limestone canyon walls, and remarkable privacy without sacrificing access. Widely regarded as one of the cleanest natural freshwater rivers in the country, this stretch of the Lower Pecos offers exceptional swimming, fishing, paddling, and quiet enjoyment in a setting that feels untouched by time. The Pecos River has served as a lifeline for thousands of years. No river in Texas and few in the United States passes through as many sites of prehistoric human habitation. Paleo-Indians once lived in these canyons, leaving behind ancient rock art in caves and shelters throughout the region. On Norsworthy Ranch, caves along a major rock canyon feeding into the river show signs of possible prehistoric habitation, connecting the land to one of North Americas most culturally significant archaeological landscapes. Ownership in this region represents more than just land acquisition, but stewardship of history. The ranchs 8,499 acres offer exceptional hunting opportunities across rugged canyon country and native brushland. Native species include whitetail deer, blue quail, mourning dove, turkey, javelina, and mountain lion. Non-native species include aoudad sheep, feral hogs, and the occasional black bear. Approximately 80% of the perimeter is low-fenced, with high fencing along the northern boundary. Native plant species observed across the ranch include persimmon, mesquite, huisache, mountain laurel, prickly pear, ocotillo, sotol, cedar, shin oak, guayacan, and tasajillo all contributing to healthy habitat and ecological diversity. Water infrastructure is a particularly valuable asset in this arid, low-rainfall region of northwestern Val Verde County. The ranch is equipped with five functional domestic water wells, with several additional wells capable of being serviced and returned to operation. Domestic wells show static water levels around 200 feet below the surface and produce approximately 5-15 gallons per minute. Two 30,000-gallon Pioneer water storage tanks support the ranchs residential and operational improvements, providing both reliability and long-term sustainability. All structural improvements are positioned in close proximity to one another near the main entrance off Langtry Rd. The main ranch home, originally built in the 1960s, encompasses approximately 2,523 square feet and features a classic limestone exterior with a standing seam metal roof. Extended covered front porches invite relaxed country living. Inside, an open-concept living and kitchen area showcases Saltillo tile flooring in the kitchen, custom hardwood cabinetry, tiled countertops and backsplash, and bar seating for casual dining. Hardwood floors run throughout the living areas and bedrooms. The focal point of the living room is a wood-burning stove set upon a raised natural stone hearth, framed by a dramatic floor-to-ceiling stone accent wall. A walk-behind bar enhances the lodge-style atmosphere. The home offers two large bedrooms and three baths, with wood-burning stoves in each bedroom, an attached two-car garage, and a fenced backyard. A rock water fountain and concrete wildlife trough add charm and functionality to the exterior. A second residence, built in 1970 and measuring approximately 1,660 square feet, provides additional accommodations This vintage mid-century stucco home includes two bedrooms and two baths. Its kitchen features dark-stained flat-front wood cabinetry, brown hexagonal tile flooring, and exposed red brick elements that preserve its authentic character. Equestrian and operational facilities are equally impressive. A horse barn built in 2017 features steal beam construction with a metal roof and a wide concrete center breezeway. Eight stalls with pipe runs release into a pipe-fenced three-acre irrigated grazing field. Priefert stall fronts with stucco divider walls create durable, comfort for horses. Opposite the stalls, a finished laundry room and an air-conditioned residential bunk room with kitchenette and bath provide functional versatility. Several additional barns across the compound offer ample equipment storage. A newer, clean single-wide mobile home near the main entrance houses the resident ranch manager and provides oversight and security. The balance of the ranch is expansive, dramatic, and private. Wide-open views stretch across rugged canyon terrain and native brush country. Large neighboring ranches and long-range undeveloped vistas reinforce the sense of isolation that defines this part of Texas. The property has no present or past oilfield surface activity and is void of oil and gas pipeline easements a rare and increasingly valuable attribute. At night, the dark skies are brilliant, uninterrupted by artificial light, creating a setting that feels truly removed from the modern world. Norsworthy Ranch is more than acreage it is river, canyon, wildlife, water, history, and infrastructure woven together across 8,499 acres of extraordinary terrain. Properties offering this combination of accessible Lower Pecos River frontage, archaeological significance, abundant hunting, strong water resources, and well-maintained improvements rarely come to market. For those seeking value in a generational ranch defined by water, heritage, and untamed beauty, Norsworthy Ranch stands as a singular opportunity in Val Verde County, Texas. Financial: $1,100/acre or $9,348,900. Surface sale only. Seller to provide basic title insurance policy and will convey surface rights via Special Warranty Deed.

Location The Devils River Eagles Nest Hideaway offers for sale a secluded 65 acre riverfront property in Val Verde County, Texas. Located 19 miles from Comstock and 51 miles from Del Rio, this ranch is situated in an area renowned for outdoor recreational opportunities. Nearby attractions include the Seminole Canyon State Historic Site, Amistad National Reservoir, and Devils River State Natural Area. Water This property offers 650 feet of frontage on the Devils River, featuring clear and pristine waters. Access to the river is convenient via rock steps and a 2WD road leading directly down to the riverbank. With turquoise hues reminiscent of Caribbean waters, the river section here includes a mix of river rapids and deeper swimming holes, perfect for kayaking, canoeing, and fishing. Fish species found in the river include largemouth and smallmouth bass, catfish, carp, and gar. For additional water recreation, several notable paddling sites are nearby, including Eagles Nest just 1 mile upriver, and Dolan Falls 13 miles downriver. Additionally, 1,000 feet of wet-weather Dead Mans Creek runs along the southern boundary, feeding into the Devils River. This creek has historical significance due to Native American activity in the area, and artifacts that have been found. Improvements & Utilities The ranch includes a 2,000 sq/ft house with two bedrooms, eight bunks on the porch, a full bath with a shower, a half-bath, and an outdoor shower. The house features a metal roof and siding, interior wood detailing, and Saltillo tile flooring, combining durability with rustic charm. A wraparound patio, accented by custom native stone, offers expansive views over the river. Additional improvements include a 2,400 sq/ft metal barn on a concrete slab, a 1,400 sq/ft carport for up to four vehicles, and a 1,000 sq/ft shop and storage space. Utilities include two electric water wells, a septic, single-phase electricity, wireless internet, and a landline telephone. Land & Wildlife This end-of-road property provides privacy and uninterrupted views of the rugged landscape, with bluffs and rock formations ideal for hiking and exploration. The terrain includes both pasture and native brush, with pecan and sycamore trees scattered throughout. Wildlife also thrives on the ranch, with sightings of Aoudad, whitetail deer, dove, and turkey, making the property suitable for hunting and wildlife observation. Remarks The Devils River Eagles Nest Hideaway combines privacy, water access, and historical significance, creating a rare opportunity for recreational and investment value. With essential infrastructure in place, this property is move-in ready for those seeking a riverside property in a scenic and rich region of Texas. Shown by appointment only with Texas Ranch Sales, LLC. Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Texas Ranch Sales, LLC.

Welcome to The Rolling Hills of Sonora, This Tract is 3.4 Miles South of The Devils River, It has 1/3rd interest in a well on surrounding tracts. This North Ranch Consist of High Lonesome North Lots 22, 28, & 36 of High Lonesome North Subdivision. Elevations Range 175+ Feet from High 2058 - 1876 Lowside Mostly Gentle Rolling hills w/ a few Rough Patches & washouts. Buckley Draw Fingers onto on this Ranch & is a known water reliever route for the Devils River which also keeps consistent brush cover & tender grass for Wildlife. Also this tract has Great Exterior Perimeter Roads for Travel, Exploration, & Hunting, keeping the Interior as a Preserve. Great Workings Man Ranch with The Hidden Paradise of the Nearby Devils River The Crown Jewel of West Texas. GPS: 30.15411, -100.9694 Wildlife: Elk, Fallow, sika, Aoudad, Axis, Whitetail deer, Maybe Some Mule Deer, Mountain Lion, turkey, hogs, quail, and dove. Minerals: The property is to be conveyed surface only. The Seller does not own any mineral rights. Owner Financing Available.

This Tract is 6 Miles East of Juno & The Devils River the is an old hunting camp that is not in terrible shape for a starter cabin or something to house workers (No Shower) on this Ranch which makes it pretty unique. It has (1) Fully owned well or Tracted out would be (3) 1/3rd interest in wells on surrounding tracts. This West Ranch Consist of High Lonesome West Lots 8, 14, 15, 16, & Tract 50 of High Lonesome North Subdivision. High Lonesome Roads are excellently maintained. Elevations Range 100 + Feet from High 2032 - 1911 Low side Mostly Gentle Rolling hills w/ a few Rough Patches & washouts. Three Mile Draw starts on this tract & is a known water feeder route for the Devils River which also keeps consistent brush cover & tender grass for Wildlife. Also this tract has Electric Everywhere with Great Roads for Travel, Exploration, & Hunting. Wildlife: Elk, Fallow, sika, Aoudad, Axis, Maybe some Mule Deer, Whitetail deer, Mountain Lion, turkey, hogs, quail, and dove. Minerals: The property is to be conveyed surface only. The Seller does not own any mineral rights. Owner Financing Available.

+/- 273 Acres Rocking H Ranch Located at the southwestern edge of Edwards County and eastern edge of Val Verde County, Texas Good access less than 4 miles off US377 Easy ride to Lake Amistad or Devils River Perched strategically atop a hill, this nearly-new 2020 custom built 4/2 Clayton modular home offers an exceptional living experience. It features stylish western inspired bedroom furnishings, Eric Church living room pieces, and a modern, trendy dcor throughout. Spanning an impressive 2560 sq ft, the home boasts a large, covered deck overlooking the canyons for miles and miles, perfect for peaceful relaxing mornings and evenings Electricity, water, aerobic septic system Additional 500 sq ft cabin for guests, and storage shed Tractor Tons of terrain variation with moderately steep hill tops allowing for fantastic panoramic views from several different points of the property Many great areas of very thick cover for the wildlife Several good valley bottom areas with good soil Small dry creek bottoms funneling through the property Hearty amount of healthy pinon pines throughout the property along with cedar, shin oak, and live oak scattered around Good trail system in place leading to 4 areas with blinds and feeders 2 watering troughs for the wildlife Much of the property remains undisturbed, providing excellent sanctuary pockets for wildlife such as aoudad, whitetail, axis, hogs, and turkey Great property for an avid hunter, hiker or explorer Wildlife exempt taxes Listing #234 with Western Hill Country Realty Welcome to the Rocking H Ranch, a stunning +/- 273-acre property located at the southwestern edge of Edwards County and the eastern edge of Val Verde County, Texas. Conveniently situated less than 4 miles off US Highway 377, this beautiful ranch offers easy access to both Lake Amistad and the Devils River, making it an ideal retreat for outdoor enthusiasts. Perched atop a hill, the property features a custom-built 2020 Clayton modular home with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, offering 2,560 sq ft of stylish living space. Designed with a modern western flair, the home is adorned with western-inspired bedroom furnishings, Eric Church living room pieces, and trendy dcor throughout. A large, covered deck provides panoramic views of the surrounding canyonsperfect for peaceful mornings and relaxing evenings. Additional improvements include a 500 sq ft guest cabin, a storage shed, and a tractor. Utilities are fully in place with electricity, water, and an aerobic septic system. The ranch boasts a diverse terrain with rolling hilltops offering incredible views, thick brush providing excellent cover for wildlife, and fertile valley bottoms ideal for habitat diversity. Small dry creek beds and healthy stands of pinon pines, cedar, shin oak, and live oak further enhance the natural beauty of the land. A well-maintained trail system leads to four hunting setups with blinds and feeders, and two wildlife watering troughs help sustain the native and exotic game, including aoudad, whitetail deer, axis, turkey, and hogs. Much of the land remains undisturbed, serving as a sanctuary for wildlife and offering excellent opportunities for hunting, hiking, or exploring. The property carries a wildlife tax exemption and is perfectly suited for avid hunters, nature lovers, or anyone looking for a peaceful and private escape in the heart of rugged West Texas. Dont miss this unique opportunitycontact us today about Listing #234 Rocking H Ranch.

Black Bear Ranch is an affordable hunting retreat located in northeastern Val Verde County close to the Edwards County line. 4.9 miles off the blacktop Located approx 25miles from Lake Amistad and Devils River Terrain is rolling to moderately steep Big views from the campsite 5 areas set up with feeders 5 blinds Trail system to all the blinds and feeders ion 3 travel trailers in good condition, with 2 trailers covered . Covered deck . 2 Generators . Bathroom with shower, water pressure pump . 40 foot conex Access to shared water well . Water holding tank with water collection system . Access to freezer Pinon pines, cedar, some live oak and shin oak Whitetail, axis, aoudad, hog, turkey Wildlife exempt taxes

Overview: Cow Creek Ranch offers 3,597.47 acres in Val Verde County, Texas, showcasing an expansive landscape with diverse terrain, strong water features, and exceptional wildlife habitat. The ranch has been carefully managed for hunting and recreation, combining large-acre privacy with light infrastructure already in place. With rolling ridges, deep valleys, hardwood cover, and wet-weather creek frontage, this ranch provides a rare opportunity to own a sizable, turnkey property in one of Texas' most game-rich regions. Land & Topography: The ranch features rolling terrain with a blend of Pinion Pine, Live Oak, Shin Oak, Blue Oak, Mountain Laurel, Agarita, Juniper, and Guajillo. Elevations range from 1,720 ft to 2,060 ft, offering ridge-top views, valley bottoms, and open meadow areas. Approximately 35-40 acres of planted wheat patches provide strong forage for wildlife. Several caves and old dams add exploration opportunities and character to the landscape. Privacy is excellent, with the easement road ending directly at the ranch gate. Water Features: The property includes 2.74 miles of Cow Creek and nearly one mile of Red Bluff Creek, both of which are wet-weather creeks, along with miles of additional wet-weather runoff channels. Several pockets along the creeks hold water year-round, and the ranch has four existing dams, two of which hold water, contributing to a strong wildlife habitat and hunting environment. The ranch is further supported by a well-established water system with 13 water troughs and two water wells-one electric and one solar-ensuring dependable water distribution throughout the property. Wildlife & Hunting: The ranch carries a wildlife valuation, keeping taxes low and operations efficient. Wildlife is abundant, with a strong presence of Aoudad, Whitetail Deer, and Hogs, offering exceptional hunting opportunities. There are also occasional sightings of Sika, Elk, Black Bear, and Axis, adding to the diversity of free-range exotics on the property. Hunting infrastructure is already in place, including 12+ protein feeders, 15+ corn spreaders, and 13 water troughs, making the ranch ready to hunt on day one. Improvements: Improvements include a one-bedroom hunting cabin with a kitchen and living room, plus a 5th-wheel unit with its own bedroom, bath, and kitchen. An 80' x 40' barn with a 20' x 40' rear awning provides ample storage and workspace. The barn also features an 856 sq/ft upstairs area with potential to be converted into additional living quarters. Included equipment adds significant value: a 6,000 lb hopper trailer, 32,000 lb two-side hopper, and a disassembled walk-in cooler with hoist. Location & Access: The ranch is accessed by 5.5 miles of caliche road off Hwy 377. Travel times include 37 miles to Del Rio, 57 miles to Rocksprings, 184 miles to San Antonio International Airport, and 227 miles to Austin-Bergstrom Airport. The location offers both seclusion and practical access to nearby towns and major travel routes. Remarks: Cow Creek Ranch provides a rare opportunity to acquire a large, turnkey hunting and recreation ranch with strong water, varied topography, and extensive wildlife. The ranch includes minimal vertical improvements, offering the next owner a true blank canvas to develop as desired while still providing the essentials of a functional hunting camp setup. With established water systems, feed infrastructure, and exceptional wildlife diversity, the ranch is ready for immediate use while offering long-term potential in one of Texas' most desirable large-acre regions.

The 7 Arrows Ranch is located on the southwestern portion of the Edwards Plateau, 44 miles south of Ozona, Texas. These 1,881.98 acres, situated right on the northern end of Val Verde County, are characterized by multiple deep canyons, grassy plateaus, and long vistas in every direction. The beautiful views and vast landscape are just a few of the numerous outstanding features of this Southwest Texas ranch. IMPROVEMENTS: There is existing electrical service on the ranch. WATER: No water well on the ranch. A well would need to be drilled, or water would need to be hauled in. WILDLIFE: Native game: The ranch has abundant wildlife, including Whitetail Deer, Wild Hogs, Aoudad, Turkey, Dove, and Predators. LIVESTOCK: The average stocking rate for this area is 64 acres/animal unit. The terrain is best suited to run sheep and goats, but additional water and fencing would be necessary. The ranch has been rested from grazing for quite some time. VEGETATION HABITAT AND SOIL: The topography and terrain of the 7 Arrows Ranch provide excellent habitat and cover for wildlife. Shallow, rocky soils cover most of the ranch, with deeper, loamy soils in the bottomlands. This ranch supports a large diversity of browse, forbs, and grasses. Most of the property has light to moderate brush coverage, except for some canyon bottoms that are more heavily wooded. Red Berry Juniper and Mesquite are the primary trees, as are some oak trees dotted throughout the ranch. Other types of browse include Lotebush, Yucca, Sotal, Catclaw, and Prickly Pear. A few of the more notable grasses on the ranch include Sideoats Grama (the state grass of Texas), Blue Grama, Black Grama, Buffalograss, Little Bluestem, and Green Sprangletop. The growing season generally begins in the middle of May and ends towards the end of September. Annual rainfall for this area is 18+/-. TOPOGRAPHY: Three main canyon systems with multiple draws cut through the ranch, running mainly from West to Southeast. The elevation ranges from 1,900 ft - 2,240 ft. NOTES: Exceptional hunting and recreational ranch Wildlife Tax Exemption Additional acreage available Accessed via easement off of Kincaid Rd. All-weather interior roads throughout Partial Fencing No minerals will convey-surface sale only Shown by appointment only with Foster Farm & Ranch, LLC. Buyers agent/broker must be identified at first contact and must accompany prospective buyer on all showings to qualify for full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Foster Farm & Ranch, LLC.

Location: The 26,820 acre Brother Ranch is situated in Eastern Val Verde County, 20 miles north of Comstock and to the west of Highway 163 and the Devils River. The property is easily accessible from its 2 miles of frontage on RR 1024 and 9 miles of frontage on Blue Hills Rd. Improvements: Although the ranch remains mainly unimproved, it includes several historical structures, such as old barns and pens, a landing strip, and hunting camps. Water: The ranch has necessary water resources consisting of eleven water wells, not all of which are operational, along with storage reservoirs and water troughs. The ranch also features numerous wet-weather creeks and ponds scattered throughout its expansive acreage. Land: Diverse terrain with multiple canyons, rolling hills, high mesas, steep bluffs, and flat lands with large oaks characterize the ranch. Key features include the scenic Mayfield Canyon on the east half of the ranch and Lewis Canyon in the center. The property also has three major drainages preventing soil erosion. Cold Water Canyon and Boyd Canyon facilitate drainage on the western half of the ranch while Zixto Canyon channels water in the south and east. Elevation varies, with higher points ranging from 1,400 ft in the south to 1,840 ft towards the north end. Wildlife: The ranch supports a thriving population of native wildlife which benefits from its varied natural resources and habitats. Remarks: Brother Ranch offers a unique blend of natural beauty, accessible location, and diverse landscapes. Whether you are seeking a recreational ranch or a land investment, this property presents an exceptional opportunity. Shown by appointment only with Texas Ranch Sales, LLC. Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Texas Ranch Sales, LLC.

The Cat Canyon Ranch is located 42 miles south of Ozona, Texas. Situated right on the northern boundary of Val Verde County, the ranch is characterized by multiple deep canyons, grassy plateaus, and long vistas in every direction. The beautiful views and vast landscape are just a few of many outstanding features of this Southwest Texas ranch. VEGETATION HABITAT AND SOIL: The topography and terrain of the Cat Canyon Ranch provide excellent habitat and cover for wildlife. Shallow, rocky soils cover most of the ranch, with deeper, loamy soils in the bottomlands. This ranch supports a large diversity of browse, forbs, and grasses. There is moderate to heavy brush coverage throughout the majority of the property. Red Berry Juniper and Mesquite are the primary trees. Other types of browse include Lotebush, Yucca, Sotal, Catclaw, and Prickly Pear. A few of the more notable grasses on the ranch include Sideoats Grama (the state grass of Texas), Blue Grama, Black Grama, Buffalograss, Little Bluestem, and Green Sprangletop. The growing season generally begins in the middle of May and ends towards the end of September. Annual rainfall for this area is 18+/-. IMPROVEMENTS: Cat Canyon Ranch is a blank slate, ready for the future owner to make it their own. WATER: No water well on the ranch. A well would need to be drilled, or water would need to be hauled in. WILDLIFE: The ranch has abundant wildlife, including Whitetail Deer, Wild Hogs, Aoudad, Turkey, Dove, and Predators. LIVESTOCK: The average stocking rate for this area is 64 acres/animal unit. The terrain is best suited to run sheep and goats, but additional water and fencing would be necessary. The ranch has been rested from grazing for quite some time. TOPOGRAPHY: The elevation on the Cat Canyon Ranch ranges from 2,100 ft 2,240 ft. There are two main canyons that cut through the ranch, running West to East. NOTES: Exceptional hunting and recreational ranch Wildlife Tax Exemption Additional acreage available Accessed via easement off of Kincaid Rd. All-weather interior roads Partial Fencing No minerals will convey-surface sale only Shown by appointment only with Foster Farm & Ranch, LLC. Buyers agent/broker must be identified at first contact and must accompany prospective buyer on all showings to qualify for full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Foster Farm & Ranch, LLC.

If youve been searching for affordable hunting land for sale in Val Verde County, Texas, this tract in Wolf Springs Ranch deserves a closer look. Located just 13.5 miles north of Comstock along Highway 1024, and an easy drive from Del Riothis property offers the rugged West Texas landscape that hunters and landowners love. The terrain features rolling hills, wide valleys, and two scenic ravines that draw wildlife and add character to the land. West Texas brush covers the property, including mesquite, cedar, hackberry, wild persimmon, and native grasses, providing excellent habitat and natural browse. Wolf Springs Ranch is known for its strong whitetail deer population, and this area consistently produces quality deer thanks to low hunting pressure and large neighboring ranches. Youll also find Rio Grande turkey, javelina, blue quail, and plenty of typical Texas small game and predatorsideal for anyone wanting their own private hunting retreat. Whether youre looking to set up a seasonal hunting camp, build an off-grid cabin, or simply secure your own piece of land in a quiet, secluded area, this property checks all the boxes. Two adjoining tracts are also available, making it easy to expand your acreage. Owner financing is simple and hassle-free, with 20- and 30-year terms and as little as 5% down. Qualified buyers can also use their Texas Veterans Land Board Loan. Nearby attractions include Lake Amistad, the Amistad National Recreation Area, and Seminole Canyon State Park. Contact us today to see this scenic Val Verde County property and make it your own. (Images showcase the terrain and vegetation of Wolf Springs Ranch but may not be of the specific tract available.)

Location: The 18,940 acre Blue Valley Ranch is situated in Eastern Val Verde County, 24 miles north of Comstock and to the west of Highway 163 and the Devils River. The property is conveniently accessible from its frontage on RR 1024 and Juno Rd W, offering easy access to major routes. Improvements & Utilities: Although the ranch remains largely unimproved, it includes several historical structures, such as old barns and livestock pens. An established hunting camp with electricity is also present. Additionally, 11 miles of Rio Grande Electric Coop high-voltage transmission lines run through the property. Water: The ranch has necessary water resources through multiple water wells, storage reservoirs, and water troughs. Most of the ranch is located in the Devils River Watershed. The ranch also features numerous wet-weather creeks and ponds scattered throughout its expansive acreage. Land: The property is characterized by diverse terrain with multiple canyons, rolling hills, high mesas, steep bluffs, and flat lands. Key features include the scenic Wallace Canyon, which spans the length of the property, and Duncan Draw. Elevation varies, with higher points ranging from 1,750-2,184 ft along the west side near the highway. The land has good drainage, with the western section draining into the Pecos River. Wildlife: The ranch supports a thriving population of native wildlife that benefits from its varied natural resources and habitats. Remarks: Blue Valley Ranch offers a unique blend of natural beauty, accessible location, and diverse landscapes. Whether one is seeking a recreational ranch or a land investment, this property presents an exceptional opportunity. Shown by appointment only with Texas Ranch Sales, LLC. Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Texas Ranch Sales, LLC.

GORGEOUS northeastern corner of Rock House Ranch phase II Great mix of terrain-- BIG draws/canyons with plenty of variety of terrain-- rail road on northern boundary. Adjacent acreage available for adding on Owner financing available on all properties. Fixed interest rates, any term up to 30 years, no credit check or qualifications, and NO prepayment penalties. 5% down in the minimum and the more down, the lower the rate. Military discounts available. Rock House Ranch, a short distance west of the high bridge over the Pecos River, is located in an area full of Texas History and the remnants of the indigenous people that once called this unique region home. The rolling terrain is accented by two tributary drainages of Cedar Creek & Malvado Canyon providing habitat and landscape diversity. Location: Rock House Ranch is located on the North side of US Highway 90 just 24 miles west of Langtry, Texas and 12 miles east of Dryden, Texas in the southeastern quadrant of Terrell County. Habitat, Rangeland & Topography: The landscape consists of a mixture of Edwards Plateau and gently rolling Chihuahuan Desert providing habitat and rangeland for wildlife and livestock alike. Wildlife includes Whitetail Deer, Mule Deer, Aoudad, Turkeys, Javelina, Hogs, Quail, Dove, and a variety of predators. To the south, across the Rio Grande River, the view is a stunning panorama of the Sierra Madre Oriental Mountains in Mexico. Call Today to set up your very own appointment to view this amazing West Texas property.

JL Ranch - 7808+- Acres Del Rio - Val Verde County JL Ranch sits on the shores of beautiful Lake Amistad. The property is massive, spanning about 7 miles from North to South and boasting an impressive shoreline of 16 miles when the lake is completely full. Humidity is usually low in this part of Texas. The area has weather profile similar to Tucson , ( great for aches and pains ). The ranch offers superb ground water that is unrestricted, miles of road frontage and electric lines criss cross the ranch in several areas. Lake Amistad is 62,000 acres when full with a maximum depth of 200 feet and is considered the clearest lake in Texas. The lake offers incredible fishing year round and unlimited boating, skiing and other water recreation activities. The ranch is intersected by Box Canyon Rd, giving the total property 5.4 miles of paved frontage road. The ranch borders the U.P. rail on the far north end. There is a 1,000 acre high-fenced pasture within the ranch with numerous whitetail from improved genetics, Transcaspian Urial and red sheep. The remaining acreage is low-fence and offers exceptional hunting with turkey, whitetail, hogs, javelina, quail, axis, dove and occasional exotic. Black bear, coyote , mountain lion and bobcats also roam this area. There is an old hunters' cabin near the center of the property. The ranch has incredible views of the lake and beyond in numerous areas. Considering the road frontage, electricity, groundwater, rail frontage, and warm climate, the development possibilities are obvious. The massive size also makes the ranch a fantastic getaway for all the family and friends. This ranch has been in the same family for 105 years. For a viewing/tour, call Gene at (830) 876-8241.

Description: Lazy J Ranch is 893 acres of prime hunting land in Val Verde County, Texas. The ranch combines practical improvements, dependable utilities, and well-kept land, making it a excellent property in one of the most game-rich regions of the state. Location: Located about 34 miles from Comstock and 48 miles from Ozona, the ranch has access off RM 1024. It is also 41 miles from the Seminole Canyon State Park and 52 miles from the Amistad Lake. Improvements: A recently remodeled 1,600 sq/ft, 3BR/2BA modular house is on the property, protected by a heavy-duty 40 x 100 steel cover and complemented by a one-car garage. The ranch also features new storage buildings, two carports, a skinning shed with water and electricity, two secure shipping containers, and perimeter fencing. Utilities: An electric water well supplies the house and feeds 11 water troughs. Single-phase electricity powers the house, garage, and well. Wildlife & Hunting The ranch sustains healthy populations of whitetail deer, aoudad, hogs, quail, and predators like fox, bobcat, and mountain lion. Nine hunting blinds, eight 1,000 lb. protein feeders, and nine corn feeders allow an active, year-round feeding program. Land & Features: Rolling terrain, native brush, and sweeping views of the surrounding hills define the landscape. Nearly five miles of wet-weather creeks enhance wildlife movement and seasonal interest. Eight miles of ranch roads offer strong access across the entire property. Remarks: Lazy J Ranch is a private, low-maintenance hunting property thats already up and running. Existing infrastructure, steady water, and a proven wildlife program make it ideal for great hunting. This property is exclusively listed with Texas Ranch Sales. Shown by appointment only with Texas Ranch Sales. Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospects on the first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Texas Ranch Sales.

The Live Oak Draw Ranch is 42 miles south of Ozona, Texas, on the southwestern portion of the Edwards Plateau. The 2,125.56 acres sit on the Crockett County/Val Verde County line, with the majority of the ranch sitting in Val Verde County. The property is characterized by multiple deep canyons, grassy plateaus, and long vistas in every direction. The beautiful views and vast landscape are just a few of the many outstanding features of this Southwest Texas ranch. IMPROVEMENTS: One of the main highlights of the ranch is a very nice 3 bed/2.5 bath Barndominium that is 2,295 sf. As you step inside, you walk right into a very spacious living room. Beyond that is a large kitchen as well as a breakfast bar area. The master bedroom boasts a walk-in closet as well as an en-suite full bathroom. There are two more bedrooms downstairs as well as a full bathroom. Upstairs there is a loft that is currently being used as a game room but can fit more bed space if necessary. Right outside the main portion of the Barndominium is a large exterior office and a half bathroom. There is a covered 2-car carport that is part of the Barndominium as well. A small shop/storage room is underneath the carport, and a shed is adjacent to the building. The back porch provides excellent views of the plateaus and canyons. WATER: An electric well close to the headquarters with a water storage tank supplies water to the barndominium. A sizeable, dry water storage reservoir at the well could be converted into a swimming pool. An old header dam is located in the western-central portion of the ranch that is currently holding water. Annual rainfall for this area is 18+/-. LIVESTOCK: The average stocking rate for this area is 64 acres/animal unit. The terrain is best suited to run sheep and goats, but additional water and fencing would be necessary. The ranch has been rested from grazing for quite some time. WILDLIFE: The ranch has abundant wildlife, including Whitetail Deer, Wild Hogs, Aoudad, Turkey, Dove, and Predators. VEGETATION HABITAT AND SOIL: The topography and terrain of the Live Oak Draw Ranch provide excellent habitat and cover for wildlife. Shallow, rocky soils cover most of the ranch, with deeper, loamy soils in the bottomlands. This ranch supports a large diversity of browse, forbs, and grasses. There is light to moderate brush cover throughout most of the property except for some canyon bottoms that are more heavily wooded. Red Berry Juniper and Mesquite are the primary trees, along with some oak trees dotted throughout the ranch. Other browse types include Lotebush, Yucca, Sotal, Catclaw, and Prickly Pear. A few of the more notable grasses present on the ranch include Sideoats Grama (the state grass of Texas), Blue Grama, Black Grama, Buffalograss, Little Bluestem, and Green Sprangletop. The growing season generally begins in the middle of May and ends toward the end of September. TOPOGRAPHY: The North, East, West, and Central portions of the ranch all sit on top of the plateaus, with three main canyons cutting their way in between. The elevation ranges from 2,000 ft - 2,240 ft. NOTES: Exceptional hunting and recreational ranch Wildlife Tax Exemption Additional acreage available Accessed via easement off of Kincaid Rd. All-weather interior roads throughout Partial Fencing No minerals will convey-surface sale only Shown by appointment only with Foster Farm & Ranch, LLC. Buyers agent/broker must be identified at first contact and must accompany prospective buyer on all showings to qualify for full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Foster Farm & Ranch, LLC.

Rock House Ranch, a short distance west of the high bridge over the Pecos River, is located in an area full of Texas History and the remnants of the indigenous people that once called this unique region home. The rolling terrain is accented by two tributary drainages of Cedar Creek & Malvado Canyon providing habitat and landscape diversity. Rock House Ranch is located on the North side of US Highway 90 just 24 miles west of Langtry, Texas and 12 miles east of Dryden, Texas in the southeastern quadrant of Terrell County. The landscape consists of a mixture of Edwards Plateau and gently rolling Chihuahuan Desert providing habitat and rangeland for wildlife and livestock alike. Wildlife includes Whitetail Deer, Mule Deer, Aoudad, Turkeys, Javelina, Hogs, Quail, Dove, and a variety of predators. To the south, across the Rio Grande River, the view is a stunning panorama of the Sierra Madre Oriental Mountains in Mexico. Owner financing is offered for 5% down with notes up to 30 years. Discounts given to veterans and military members! Give Tyler a call or email at 817-454-3173 to view this beautiful west Texas ranch!