McCulloch County, Texas Land For Sale (78 results)

Description: Welcome to a truly rare offering in the heart of Central Texas. This 996 acre property, formerly a frac sand mine, is now poised to become a premier private hunting, fishing, shooting, and outdoor recreation destination. Located near Voca, Texasjust 40 miles west of Llanothis expansive tract offers endless potential for sportsmen, investors, or outdoor enthusiasts. This property is a blank canvas with unique topography and valuable infrastructure, ready for transformation into a world-class recreational retreat or private ranch. Location: Nestled in the south eastern corner of McCulloch County, Texas, this property offers a prime rural setting with convenient access to nearby towns. Located just 13 miles from Brady, 40 miles from Llano, and 23 miles from Mason, the property is easily accessible while maintaining a peaceful, secluded atmosphere. Its central location in the Texas Hill Country provides the perfect balance of tranquility and proximity to essential amenities and services. Land: Approximately 40% of the land on the western side features thick, natural cover ideal for supporting thriving populations of Whitetail deer, wild hogs, doves, waterfowl, and other native wildlife. Access is unmatched with paved frontage on Highway 71 (east and north), FM 3293 (south), and County Road 1851 (west). The entire property is enclosed with commercial-grade chain-link high fencing. Water: Strategically located atop the highly sought-after Hickory Sands Aquifer, this property offers long-term potential for high-quality groundwater access. It includes multiple large-capacity water wells, providing ample water for future development or recreational use. Additionally, the property features four scenic lakes totaling approximately 109 acres of water, which were reportedly stocked with trophy bass by former site employees, creating exceptional fishing opportunities. Improvements: Main residence: 3,211 SF brick home featuring 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, an open-concept layout, and a cozy fireplaceperfect as a lodge or full-time residence. Outbuildings: Includes a large steel garage/shop, modular office, laboratory building, employee break room/locker/shower facility, and a designated explosive/dynamite storage building. Other: Minerals- Contact broker for details. Corporately owned and offered as-is. Sellers will provide a new ALTA survey and Environmental Site Assessment.

1.1 Acre (+-) Commercial Site Melvin, Texas This opportunity property features a 4000 square foot, concrete floored metal building with roll-up doors on both the south end and north end of the structure. Additionally, the south end also has a walk-in metal door. The perimeter of the property is fenced with high chain-link offering additional security for anything stored outside. An interesting structure within the tract is the remains of the old Melvin Church of Christ. This wood framed building is in a poor state of repair. Asking price is $174,000.

85 Acres McCulloch Co.- If you have ever wanted a remote ranch, this may be the one/ Great hunting with tremendous wildlife habitat. High hills with long views. Vegetation is composed of large live oak, mesquite and mixed brush. Electricity crosses the property. Located between Brady and Mason. Two hours to Austin and San Antonio. Not many like this one. $1,000,000.00 DeBord Real Estate strives to represent all properties accurately. All information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable. However, no warranty or guarantee is made as to the accuracy of the information. Buyers brokers must be identified on the first contact, and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed the possibility of fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of this firm. NO Trespassing on property.

Location: The property is located in northwest McCulloch County, approximately six miles west of Lohn, TX. Drive times are roughly 150 miles from both Austin and San Antonio, and about 170 miles from Fort Worth. The city of Brady is conveniently 15 miles away as the crow flies and offers groceries, medical services, lodging, and restaurants. The ranch features a newly constructed gated entrance with frontage along gravel County Road 346. Curtis Field Airport, just three miles from Brady, features a lighted 4,600-foot asphalt runway. Terrain: The terrain of the ranch is diverse, ranging from productive level bottom land to gently rolling hills to dramatic ridge lines with 30 mile mesa views. Elevation changes across the property reach up to 90 feet, with the highest point at 1,560 feet above sea level. The ranch drains well, with over 3 miles of unnamed creek bottoms and natural drainages. The elevated portions of the property are rocky with limestone and claystone outcroppings, while the lower portions have soils to include Nuvalde Clay Loam, Mereta Clay Loam, Rowena Clay Loam, and Reap-Leeray complex. Vegetation is primarily mature mesquite trees with native brush and occasional cedars. Water: The ranch has ample surface water, consisting of 4 stock ponds, the largest being 1 acre in size, and approximately 16 feet deep. The ranch has several locations that would make excellent candidates for future lake sites. The ranch has two water wells: both equipped with a solar pump and water storage tank. These water wells supply water to two concrete water troughs via ~6,000 feet of buried 1 pvc lines. In addition, the ranch has a meter with Millerview-Doole Water Supply Corporation at the gate entrance. Wildlife: In recent years the ranchs deer herd has been well managed with selective culling. There are whitetail deer, turkey, and hogs on the property. The dove hunting is reported to be good at the ponds as well as the food plots. It is not uncommon to see several coveys of bobwhite quail while driving through the ranch. There are also free-ranging axis and blackbuck that are occasionally seen on the ranch. Improvements: The ranch is partially high-fenced, with approximately four miles of high game fence and 2.5 miles of low perimeter fencing. An additional mile of interior barbed-wire fencing divides the property into two pastures for rotational grazing. Single-phase electricity is available on-site. The interior road system is extensive, providing solid access throughout the ranch. There are 5 deer blinds, 4 spin feeders, and 1 protein feeder, which all convey with the sale. Minerals: The seller estimates ownership of approximately 25% of the mineral estate. Mineral rights, including all wind, water and solar rights will convey with an acceptable offer. There is no current oil and gas production or active lease in place. Area History: Established in 1856 and named after Texas Ranger and U.S. Marshal Benjamin McCulloch, McCulloch County lies in the geographic heart of Texas. The region has long been shaped by its rugged ranching heritage and agricultural roots. Once inhabited by the Tonkawa, Lipan Apache, and Comanche tribes, the area was valued for its abundant wildlife, fertile habitat, and dependable water sources. By the late 1800s, settlers were drawn to the countys rolling grasslands and rich soilsideal for raising sheep, goats, and cattle. Brady was named the county seat in 1876, and the area soon became a hub for wool and mohair production. Between 1920 and 1930, McCulloch County experienced rapid growth in poultry, cattle, and cotton productiongaining national recognition for its annual turkey trot and earning the nickname The Turkey Center of the Universe. Today, McCulloch County remains deeply rooted in its frontier legacya place where ranching traditions thrive, small-town values endure, and wide-open spaces offer lasting opportunity for agriculture, hunting, and recreational pursuits. Taxes: The ranch is assessed for ad valorem taxes under 1-D-1 Agricultural Valuation Wildlife Management Plan on its open space. Sellers have filed all paperwork for Wildlife Tax Exemption for 2025 forward. Price: $5,313,200 ($3,700/Acre) Terms: Cash at Closing. ** This property is co-listed by Matt Mann of La Gloria Land Company and Trey Bonner of Ranchland Real Estate. The information provided has been gathered from sources deemed reliable, but is in no way guaranteed or warranted to be accurate by La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate, its principals, members, officers, associates, agents, or employees, and is subject to changes, errors, omissions, or other discrepancies. Property is subject to prior sale, withdrawal of property from the market without prior notice, and approval of purchase by owner(s). No representation is made as to investment potential, future value, or any such speculation. All information, assessment, and pertinent facts should be verified by prospective buyers with the aid of legal and/or professional representation. Prospective buyers must clearly disclose, upon first contact, any buyer agency agreement, and buyers agent must be identified and present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in real estate commission. Otherwise, fee participation will be at sole discretion of La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate. La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate reserve the right to require buyer(s) to present proof of financial ability to purchase subject property at any time, with or without cause, as a requisite for any showing. La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate, at its sole discretion, also reserves the right to refuse to show a property to any potential buyer or interested party for any reason without explanation. **

Situated in the geometric center of Texas, the Buena Vista Ranch presents a rare opportunity to own a substantial, turnkey property with all the characteristics of a premier legacy ranch. Spanning 4,088 contiguous acres in McCulloch County, this exceptional property offers a desirable blend of diverse topography, abundant water features, productive soils, thriving wildlife, and robust infrastructure. With a well managed deer population, partial high fencing, extensive interior roads, and plentiful surface water, the Buena Vista Ranch is exceptionally well-suited for hunting, recreation, ranching, or long-term investment. Location: The property is located in northwest McCulloch County, approximately six miles west of Lohn, TX. Drive times are roughly 150 miles from both Austin and San Antonio, and about 170 miles from Fort Worth. The city of Brady is conveniently 15 miles away as the crow flies and offers groceries, medical services, lodging, and restaurants. The ranch has one mile of frontage on CR 332 (gravel) and additional frontage on CR 346. Curtis Field Airport, just three miles from Brady, features a lighted 4,600-foot asphalt runway. High-speed fiber optic internet is available along CR 332. Terrain: The terrain of the ranch is diverse, ranging from productive level bottom land to gently rolling hills to dramatic ridge lines with 30 mile mesa views. Elevation changes across the property reach up to 130 feet, with the highest point at 1,560 feet above sea level. The ranch drains well, with over 2 miles of seasonal Saddle Creek meandering through the ranch, as well as several miles of unnamed creek bottoms and natural drainages. Upland areas contain limestone and claystone outcroppings, while lower-lying areas feature soils such as Nuvalde, Mereta, Rowena Clay Loams, and Reap-Leeray complex. Vegetation is primarily mature mesquite trees with native brush, scattered cedar, several live oaks, and large cedar elms in the creek bottoms. Water: The ranch has ample surface water, consisting of 9 stock ponds, the largest being 1.5 acres in size. Saddle Creek, which traverses the property from south to north, holds an additional 2-3 acres of water in several pools long after rains, adding to the already abundant water sources for wildlife. Saddle Creek has several locations that would make excellent candidates for future lake sites. The ranch has nine water wells: four with electric submersible pumps and pressure tanks, and five solar-equipped wells with 1,500-gallon storage tanks. A network of 10 concrete troughs is supplied by buried PVC pipelines. In addition, the ranch has a meter with Millerview-Doole Water Supply Corporation at the CR 346 entrance. Wildlife: In recent years the ranch's deer herd has been well managed with selective culling. There are whitetail deer, turkey, and hogs on the property. The dove hunting is reported to be good at the ponds as well as the food plots. It is not uncommon to see several coveys of bobwhite quail while driving through the ranch. There are also free-ranging axis and blackbuck that are occasionally seen on the ranch. Improvements: At the center of the ranch lies the original headquarters, which includes an older 3-bedroom ranch house (built in the 1950s), several barns and outbuildings, and steel working pens suitable for a large-scale cattle operation. North of the pens is a simple hunters camp featuring a 1 bed/1 bath cabin with a wraparound porch, a bunkhouse, bathroom/shower house, and a deer cleaning station. Fencing includes approximately nine miles of high fence, 5.5 miles of low perimeter fence, and nine miles of interior fencing dividing the ranch into seven pastures for rotational grazing. Over 30 miles of improved ranch roads provide excellent access throughout the property. Single-phase electricity is available on-site. There are 14 deer blinds, 14 spin feeders, 14 protein feeders, as well as a bulk feed silo, which will convey with the sale. Minerals: The seller estimates ownership of approximately 25% of the mineral estate. Mineral rights, including all wind, water and solar rights will convey with an acceptable offer. There is no current oil and gas production or active lease in place. Area History: Established in 1856 and named after Texas Ranger and U.S. Marshal Benjamin McCulloch, McCulloch County lies in the geographic heart of Texas. The region has long been shaped by its rugged ranching heritage and agricultural roots. Once inhabited by the Tonkawa, Lipan Apache, and Comanche tribes, the area was valued for its abundant wildlife, fertile habitat, and dependable water sources. By the late 1800s, settlers were drawn to the countys rolling grasslands and rich soilsideal for raising sheep, goats, and cattle. Brady was named the county seat in 1876, and the area soon became a hub for wool and mohair production. Between 1920 and 1930, McCulloch County experienced rapid growth in poultry, cattle, and cotton productiongaining national recognition for its annual turkey trot and earning the nickname The Turkey Center of the Universe. Today, McCulloch County remains deeply rooted in its frontier legacya place where ranching traditions thrive, small-town values endure, and wide-open spaces offer lasting opportunity for agriculture, hunting, and recreational pursuits. Taxes: The ranch is assessed for ad valorem taxes under 1-D-1 Agricultural Valuation Wildlife Management Plan on its open space. Sellers have filed all paperwork for Wildlife Tax Exemption for 2025 forward. Price: $14,308,000 ($3,500 per acre). The property is available in its entirety or may be subdivided. Please contact the listing brokers for more details. Terms: Cash at Closing. ** This property is co-listed by Matt Mann of La Gloria Land Company and Trey Bonner of Ranchland Real Estate. The information provided has been gathered from sources deemed reliable, but is in no way guaranteed or warranted to be accurate by La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate, its principals, members, officers, associates, agents, or employees, and is subject to changes, errors, omissions, or other discrepancies. Property is subject to prior sale, withdrawal of property from the market without prior notice, and approval of purchase by owner(s). No representation is made as to investment potential, future value, or any such speculation. All information, assessment, and pertinent facts should be verified by prospective buyers with the aid of legal and/or professional representation. Prospective buyers must clearly disclose, upon first contact, any buyer agency agreement, and buyers agent must be identified and present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in real estate commission. Otherwise, fee participation will be at sole discretion of La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate. La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate reserve the right to require buyer(s) to present proof of financial ability to purchase subject property at any time, with or without cause, as a requisite for any showing. La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate, at its sole discretion, also reserves the right to refuse to show a property to any potential buyer or interested party for any reason without explanation. **

Location: The property is located in northwest McCulloch County, approximately six miles west of Lohn, TX. Drive times are roughly 150 miles from both Austin and San Antonio, and about 170 miles from Fort Worth. The city of Brady is conveniently 15 miles away as the crow flies and offers groceries, medical services, lodging, and restaurants. The ranch has approximately 3,400 feet of frontage on gravel CR 332 along the north side of the ranch. Curtis Field Airport, just three miles from Brady, features a lighted 4,600-foot asphalt runway. High-speed fiber optic internet is available along CR 332. Terrain: The terrain of the ranch is diverse, ranging from productive level bottom land to gently rolling hills, with elevation changes of 60 feet. The ranch drains well, with over 2 miles of seasonal Saddle Creek meandering through the ranch, as well as several miles of unnamed creek bottoms and natural drainages. Upland areas contain limestone and claystone outcroppings, while lower-lying areas feature soils such as Nuvalde, Mereta, Rowena Clay Loams, and Reap-Leeray complex. Vegetation is primarily mature mesquite trees with native brush, scattered cedar, several live oak, and large cedar elms in the creek bottoms. Two established food plotsapproximately six acres and three acres in sizefurther enhance the ranchs wildlife habitat. Water: The ranch has ample surface water, consisting of 2 stock ponds, each roughly 1/2 acre in size. Saddle Creek, which traverses the property from south to north, holds an additional 1-2 acres of water in several pools long after rains, adding to the already abundant water sources for wildlife. Saddle Creek has several locations that would make excellent candidates for future lake sites. The ranch has three water wells: one equipped with an electric submersible pump which feeds the house and cabins, as well as two solar-equipped wells that supply water to two concrete water troughs. Wildlife: In recent years the ranchs deer herd has been well managed with selective culling. There are whitetail deer, turkey, and hogs on the property. The dove hunting is reported to be good in the general area. It is not uncommon to see several coveys of bobwhite quail while driving through the ranch. There are also free-ranging axis and blackbuck that are occasionally seen on the ranch. Improvements: At the center of the ranch lies the original headquarters, which includes an older 3-bedroom ranch house (built in the 1950s), several barns and outbuildings, and steel working pens suitable for a large-scale cattle operation. North of the pens is a simple hunters camp featuring a 1 bed/1 bath cabin with a wraparound porch, a bunkhouse, bathroom/shower house, and a deer cleaning station. Fencing includes approximately nine miles of high fence, 5.5 miles of low perimeter fence, and nine miles of interior fencing dividing the ranch into seven pastures for rotational grazing. Over 30 miles of improved ranch roads provide excellent access throughout the property. Single-phase electricity is available on-site. *Additionally, at the seller's expense, a new five-strand barbed wire fence will be constructed along the eastern boundary line following closing. Minerals: The seller estimates ownership of approximately 25% of the mineral estate. Mineral rights, including all wind, water and solar rights will convey with an acceptable offer. There is no current oil and gas production or active lease in place. Area History: Established in 1856 and named after Texas Ranger and U.S. Marshal Benjamin McCulloch, McCulloch County lies in the geographic heart of Texas. The region has long been shaped by its rugged ranching heritage and agricultural roots. Once inhabited by the Tonkawa, Lipan Apache, and Comanche tribes, the area was valued for its abundant wildlife, fertile habitat, and dependable water sources. By the late 1800s, settlers were drawn to the countys rolling grasslands and rich soilsideal for raising sheep, goats, and cattle. Brady was named the county seat in 1876, and the area soon became a hub for wool and mohair production. Between 1920 and 1930, McCulloch County experienced rapid growth in poultry, cattle, and cotton productiongaining national recognition for its annual turkey trot and earning the nickname The Turkey Center of the Universe. Today, McCulloch County remains deeply rooted in its frontier legacya place where ranching traditions thrive, small-town values endure, and wide-open spaces offer lasting opportunity for agriculture, hunting, and recreational pursuits. Taxes: The ranch is assessed for ad valorem taxes under 1-D-1 Agricultural Valuation Wildlife Management Plan on its open space. Sellers have filed all paperwork for Wildlife Tax Exemption for 2025 forward. Price: $3,922,000 ($3,700 per acre). There is a 568+/- acre ranch for sale next door, if one wanted more acreage. Please contact the listing brokers for more details. Terms: Cash at Closing. ** This property is co-listed by Matt Mann of La Gloria Land Company and Trey Bonner of Ranchland Real Estate. The information provided has been gathered from sources deemed reliable, but is in no way guaranteed or warranted to be accurate by La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate, its principals, members, officers, associates, agents, or employees, and is subject to changes, errors, omissions, or other discrepancies. Property is subject to prior sale, withdrawal of property from the market without prior notice, and approval of purchase by owner(s). No representation is made as to investment potential, future value, or any such speculation. All information, assessment, and pertinent facts should be verified by prospective buyers with the aid of legal and/or professional representation. Prospective buyers must clearly disclose, upon first contact, any buyer agency agreement, and buyers agent must be identified and present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in real estate commission. Otherwise, fee participation will be at sole discretion of La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate. La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate reserve the right to require buyer(s) to present proof of financial ability to purchase subject property at any time, with or without cause, as a requisite for any showing. La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate, at its sole discretion, also reserves the right to refuse to show a property to any potential buyer or interested party for any reason without explanation. **

Location: The property is located in northwest McCulloch County, approximately six miles west of Lohn, TX. Drive times are roughly 150 miles from both Austin and San Antonio, and about 170 miles from Fort Worth. The city of Brady is conveniently 15 miles away as the crow flies and offers groceries, medical services, lodging, and restaurants. The ranch has approximately 1,000 feet of frontage on gravel CR 332 along the north side of the ranch. Curtis Field Airport, just three miles from Brady, features a lighted 4,600-foot asphalt runway. High-speed fiber optic internet is available along CR 332. Terrain: The terrain of the ranch is diverse, ranging from productive level bottom land to gently rolling hills, with elevation changes of 60 feet. The ranch drains well, with 1 mile of seasonal Saddle Creek meandering through the ranch. Upland areas contain limestone and clay-stone outcroppings, while lower-lying areas feature soils such as Nuvalde, Mereta, Rowena Clay Loams, and Reap-Leeray complex. Vegetation is primarily mature mesquite trees with native brush, scattered cedar and cedar elms. Two old gravel pits located on the property provide a convenient source of material for ongoing road maintenance and improvements. In the southeast corner of the ranch, a 60-acre food plot planted in wheat enhances the propertys appeal for wildlife and hunting. Water: The ranch has ample surface water, consisting of 3 stock ponds, the largest being 1.5 acre in size. Saddle Creek, which traverses the property from south to north, holds an additional 1-2 acres of water in several pools long after rains, adding to the already abundant water sources for wildlife. Saddle Creek has several locations that would make excellent candidates for future lake sites. The ranch has two water wells: both equipped with an electric submersible pump, and a 45 gallon pressure tank. These wells supply water to 2 concrete water troughs. Wildlife: In recent years the ranchs deer herd has been well managed with selective culling. There are whitetail deer, turkey, and hogs on the property. The dove hunting is reported to be good in the general area. It is not uncommon to see several coveys of bobwhite quail while driving through the ranch. There are also free-ranging axis and blackbuck that are occasionally seen on the ranch. Improvements: There is single phase power available on the property. The interior road system is extensive, with over several miles of well-maintained roads. There are 3 deer blinds, 3 spin feeders, and 3 protein feeders which will convey with the sale. Approximately 2.5 miles of the perimeter is high-fenced, and 3.7 miles are low-fenced. Minerals: The seller estimates ownership of approximately 25% of the mineral estate. Mineral rights, including all wind, water and solar rights will convey with an acceptable offer. There is no current oil and gas production or active lease in place. Area History: Established in 1856 and named after Texas Ranger and U.S. Marshal Benjamin McCulloch, McCulloch County lies in the geographic heart of Texas. The region has long been shaped by its rugged ranching heritage and agricultural roots. Once inhabited by the Tonkawa, Lipan Apache, and Comanche tribes, the area was valued for its abundant wildlife, fertile habitat, and dependable water sources. By the late 1800s, settlers were drawn to the countys rolling grasslands and rich soilsideal for raising sheep, goats, and cattle. Brady was named the county seat in 1876, and the area soon became a hub for wool and mohair production. Between 1920 and 1930, McCulloch County experienced rapid growth in poultry, cattle, and cotton productiongaining national recognition for its annual turkey trot and earning the nickname The Turkey Center of the Universe. Today, McCulloch County remains deeply rooted in its frontier legacya place where ranching traditions thrive, small-town values endure, and wide-open spaces offer lasting opportunity for agriculture, hunting, and recreational pursuits. Taxes: The ranch is assessed for ad valorem taxes under 1-D-1 Agricultural Valuation Wildlife Management Plan on its open space. Sellers have filed all paperwork for Wildlife Tax Exemption for 2025 forward. Price: $4,210,840 ($3,980/Acre) Terms: Cash at Closing. ** This property is co-listed by Matt Mann of La Gloria Land Company and Trey Bonner of Ranchland Real Estate. The information provided has been gathered from sources deemed reliable, but is in no way guaranteed or warranted to be accurate by La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate, its principals, members, officers, associates, agents, or employees, and is subject to changes, errors, omissions, or other discrepancies. Property is subject to prior sale, withdrawal of property from the market without prior notice, and approval of purchase by owner(s). No representation is made as to investment potential, future value, or any such speculation. All information, assessment, and pertinent facts should be verified by prospective buyers with the aid of legal and/or professional representation. Prospective buyers must clearly disclose, upon first contact, any buyer agency agreement, and buyers agent must be identified and present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in real estate commission. Otherwise, fee participation will be at sole discretion of La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate. La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate reserve the right to require buyer(s) to present proof of financial ability to purchase subject property at any time, with or without cause, as a requisite for any showing. La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate, at its sole discretion, also reserves the right to refuse to show a property to any potential buyer or interested party for any reason without explanation. **

Location: This property is located in Northwest McCulloch County, about 6 miles west of the small rural community of Lohn, TX. It is a ~150-mile drive from San Antonio, a ~150-mile drive from Austin, and a ~170-mile drive from Fort Worth. The city of Brady is conveniently 15 miles away as the crow flies and offers groceries, medical services, lodging, and restaurants. The ranch has approximately 500 feet of frontage on gravel CR 332 along the north side of the ranch. Curtis Field Airport, located 3 miles from Brady, has a lighted 4,600 ft. asphalt runway. There is fiber optic high speed internet available along CR 332. Terrain: The terrain of the ranch is relatively flat productive level bottom land, with elevation changes of only 25 feet. The ranch is heavily wooded with mature mesquite trees and native brush. Water: The ranch has one pond, about 1/2 acre in size. There are 2 water wells on the property, one equipped with an electric submersible pump and 45 gallon pressure tank, and one equipped with a solar pump, which provides water to the pond as well as a concrete water trough. Wildlife: In recent years the ranchs deer herd has been well managed with selective culling. There are whitetail deer, turkey, and hogs on the property. The dove hunting is reported to be good in the general area. It is not uncommon to see several coveys of bobwhite quail while driving through the ranch. There are also free-ranging axis and blackbuck that are occasionally seen on the ranch. Improvements: Single-phase electricity is available on the property, providing reliable power access for future improvements. Included with the sale are three deer blinds, three spin feeders, and three protein feeders. The perimeter is fenced with approximately 1.4 miles of high game fence and 2.9 miles of low fencing. *Additionally, at the sellers expense, a new five-strand barbed wire fence will be constructed along the western boundary line following closing. Minerals: The seller estimates ownership of approximately 25% of the mineral estate. Mineral rights, including all wind, water and solar rights will convey with an acceptable offer. There is no current oil and gas production or active lease in place. Area History: Established in 1856 and named after Texas Ranger and U.S. Marshal Benjamin McCulloch, McCulloch County lies in the geographic heart of Texas. The region has long been shaped by its rugged ranching heritage and agricultural roots. Once inhabited by the Tonkawa, Lipan Apache, and Comanche tribes, the area was valued for its abundant wildlife, fertile habitat, and dependable water sources. By the late 1800s, settlers were drawn to the countys rolling grasslands and rich soilsideal for raising sheep, goats, and cattle. Brady was named the county seat in 1876, and the area soon became a hub for wool and mohair production. Between 1920 and 1930, McCulloch County experienced rapid growth in poultry, cattle, and cotton productiongaining national recognition for its annual turkey trot and earning the nickname The Turkey Center of the Universe. Today, McCulloch County remains deeply rooted in its frontier legacya place where ranching traditions thrive, small-town values endure, and wide-open spaces offer lasting opportunity for agriculture, hunting, and recreational pursuits. Taxes: The ranch is assessed for ad valorem taxes under 1-D-1 Agricultural Valuation Wildlife Management Plan on its open space. Sellers have filed all paperwork for Wildlife Tax Exemption for 2025 forward. Price: $2,044,800 ($3,600/Acre). There is a 1,060+/- acre ranch available for sale, if one wanted more acreage. Please contact the listing brokers for more details. Terms: Cash at Closing. ** This property is co-listed by Matt Mann of La Gloria Land Company and Trey Bonner of Ranchland Real Estate. The information provided has been gathered from sources deemed reliable, but is in no way guaranteed or warranted to be accurate by La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate, its principals, members, officers, associates, agents, or employees, and is subject to changes, errors, omissions, or other discrepancies. Property is subject to prior sale, withdrawal of property from the market without prior notice, and approval of purchase by owner(s). No representation is made as to investment potential, future value, or any such speculation. All information, assessment, and pertinent facts should be verified by prospective buyers with the aid of legal and/or professional representation. Prospective buyers must clearly disclose, upon first contact, any buyer agency agreement, and buyers agent must be identified and present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in real estate commission. Otherwise, fee participation will be at sole discretion of La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate. La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate reserve the right to require buyer(s) to present proof of financial ability to purchase subject property at any time, with or without cause, as a requisite for any showing. La Gloria Land Company and Ranchland Real Estate, at its sole discretion, also reserves the right to refuse to show a property to any potential buyer or interested party for any reason without explanation. **

If you're in search of the ideal hunting, recreational, or residential ranch, this captivating property offers it all! Located just 20 minutes east of Brady, TX, this remarkable ranch spans diverse terrain from rugged, panoramic hills to serene mesquite flats and shaded oak groves. Whether youre chasing the perfect trophy, planning your dream home escape, or both, this ranch is a rare gem in the Heart of Texas. LAND & TERRAIN Million-dollar views from two rugged hilltops Rolling mesquite flats and majestic oak groves Scenic elevation changes and well-maintained road systems A beautiful tank, multiple additional tanks, and Deep Creeka wet-weather creek that attracts abundant wildlife Full perimeter high fence, with 2050 acres low-fenced to support native whitetail, Axis, Fallow, and hog populations RESIDENCE & IMPROVEMENTS Approx. 2,200 sq ft home | 3 bedrooms, 2 baths | All appliances included Brand new decks, walls, floors, and septic system Tiny home with 2 bunk beds and full bathroom/shower Shipping container for secure storage Power lines to home with Oncor service EXOTIC ANIMALS & HUNTING FEATURES Exotic breeding pen and exotic trap with full camera system 6 standard feeders + 1 protein feeder 3 hunting blinds (1 new in high fence, 2 existing from previous lease) 4 trail cameras Private gun range with overhang and gravel pad with Large overhang carport and graveled parking EXOTIC GAME INVENTORY (Available with purchase) 2 Male Stud Zebras 2 Arabian Oryx (1 yearling) 1 Dama Gazelle (male) 2 Fallow Bucks (1 EWA certified) + 6 Fallow Does (white & brown) 1 Black Buck (male w/ broken horn) + 3 Black Buck Females Approx. 138 Aoudad Barbary Sheep with trophy rams LOW FENCE GAME Whitetail deer Dove & waterfowl (wood ducks, pintails) Hogs, coyotes, grey/red fox Reptiles and other native species BONUSES Rich in Indian artifacts & arrowheads Flowing live water during rainy season One large tank that has never gone dry This one-of-a-kind ranch offers a rare blend of rugged beauty, wildlife opportunity, and residential comfort. Whether you're a seasoned hunter, an exotic game enthusiast, or simply looking for the perfect retreat, this is Texas living at its finest. Contact us today to schedule your private tour! We would love to help you find your own piece of Texas!

This improved 39.94-acre property is located within Heritage Ranch, offers a blend of seclusion and community amenities. With three separate, but contiguous lots included, this land is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking recreational use and private hunting. Property Features: Size: Three lots totaling 39.94 acres Enjoy the benefits of ag exemption Electricity is available on-site, and there is access to a community well Hunting Amenities include two game feeders, four hunting blinds, and ample space for wildlife A 40' sea container, insulation material conveys, offers secure storage space for equipment and supplies A 30 Amp RV connector is available, along with a pop-up camper and a trailer featuring a 250-gallon water tank Enough fencing material to enclose 1,600 feet, useful for creating a secure perimeter or managing livestock Ideal for recreational activities, private hunting, or establishing a weekend getaway. Please reach out for a tour of the property!

Explore 70 acres of land available at $4,995.00 per acre in McCulloch County, just north of Brady, Texas. Enjoy the convenience of nearby amenities, including Dairy Queen (19 miles away), Walmart (20 miles away), and Tractor Supply Company (21 miles away) in Brady, Texas. The property features new low barbed-wire fencing along the north side while existing low fencing borders the east and south sides. Additionally, a well-maintained set of cattle pens is located in the southeast corner of the ranch. Surrounded by plentiful mesquite trees and vibrant grasslands, this land offers a peaceful retreat. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the region's abundance of wildlife, which is perfect for hunting and viewing. The area is home to free-range axis deer, whitetail deer, wild turkeys, wild hogs, doves, quail, coyotes, bobcats, and more. Major cities are also within a reasonable distance: San Angelo (73 miles), Fredericksburg (90 miles), Abilene (95 miles), Austin (147 miles), San Antonio (160 miles), Fort Worth (180 miles), and Dallas (205 miles). This property benefits from an agricultural exemption, which results in significantly lower county taxes and no city taxes to worry about. Rest assured that the land is free from pipelines, oil activity, and pad sites. The sales price is $349,900.00, or $4,995.00 per acre. We also offer discounts for military personnel, veterans, educators, and first responders. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of land in the Texas Hill Country. If you're interested in acquiring more land, the seller has additional parcels available to the east and west, so be sure to inquire today!

429.06 acres located in McCulloch County that is a hunters paradise. Abundant cover, clearing with good elevation. Water is plentiful with 4 tanks all having water. Wildlife includes Deer, Dove and Waterfowl. Oak, Mesquite, Cedar and assorted brush offer cover. Fences are barbed wire and in good shape and you could run cattle. There is an old house across the road that could be replaced with a hunting cabin or mobile home. Electricity is available but not hooked up. This is a must see ranch with unlimited possibilities. PLEASE KEEP GATE CLOSED THERE ARE CATTLE ON THE PROPERTY. THE CATTLE WILL BE REMOVED WHEN SOLD. call listing agent with any questions. Stephen Young, Coldwell Banker 325-647-2418

This ranch, located near the Mason County-Menard County line on historic Calf Creek, has a lot to offer: comfortable lodge, high fenced hunting area, low fence section, world class trophy whitetail, axis, blackbuck, dove, quail, and hogs (low fence area), livestock facilities, irrigation well, new interior fencing, blinds, feeders, surface water, barn, DMP pen (currently in use), food plots, and some minerals available. Most of the property is in brush, but there are open areas, including a field used to grow hybrid sunflowers in years past. Most of the heavy lifting has been done on this ranch. Pretty much toothbrush ready. Some of the deer pictures are of deer no longer on the ranch, but were born on the ranch. They are shown to represent the deer that could be potentially produced on the ranch. FSBO

A spectacular hunting property located just outside of Brady. This property has approximately 4250 paved frontage on FM 2028, a city of Brady water meter, a reliable pond, and electricity running across the tract. The northwest corner of the ranch has a ridgeline that is loaded with Live Oaks and has long-range views of the area including Lake Brady. The land offers a well-balanced mix of dense cover and open areas including approximately 95 acres of former row crop fields. The property has a healthy population of Axis and Whitetail Deer. Location 000 W. 17th Street Brady, TX 76825 4.7 miles from the intersection of Hwy 87 and FM 2028 in Brady, 80 miles to San Angelo, 130 miles to Austin, 140 miles to San Antonio, 200 miles to Ft. Worth and Midland. Land & Water The 425 acres is a combination of dense Oak-Mesquite woodland and approximately 95 acres of former crop land. Fallow fields offer substantial forb production and generate an edge effect that attracts various wildlife species. These fields could also be used for food plots. There is approximately 4250 of paved road frontage on FM 2028 (W 17th St) with three gates. In the northwest corner there is an approximately .5 acre pond with good water even in extreme drought. Nearby the pond is a ridgeline that is loaded with Live Oaks and has long-range views of the area including Lake Brady. While not on the property, Bear Creek runs adjacent to the eastern boundary and serves a natural wildlife travel corridor. The property has a very large neighbor to the south that is over 5,000 acres. Notable wildlife on the property includes Axis Deer, Whitetail Deer, Rio Grande Turkey, Doves, and feral hogs. Trees observed on the property include Live Oak, Post Oak, Mesquite, Hackberry, Ashe Juniper, and Cedar Elm. The shrub and forb layer is comprised of Vine Ephedra, Evergreen Sumac, Catclaw Acacia, Texas Persimmon, Buckleys Yucca, Whitebrush, Elbowbush, Lotebush, Tasajillo, Prickly Pear, Green Briar, Broomweed, and Agarita. Grass species observed include Texas Wintergrass, Little Bluestem, Threeawn, and KR Bluestem. Improvements & Utilities The property has perimeter fencing in good condition with high fence along the highway frontage and net wire fencing on the remainder. Electric lines run across and along the property in multiple locations Water is supplied by the city of Brady with a water meter on the north side and 1.5 poly water line running to the southern boundary where there is a hunter camp with electric as well. All blinds and feeders belong to lessee and will not convey. Minerals A portion of the mineral estate could be available subject to negotiation. Taxes The property is qualified for Agricultural Valuation via a Wildlife Management Plan. 2024 taxes were estimated to be $983.00 Community Most of the needs of a rural landowner can be found in Brady. Lake Brady is just minutes away. Lake O.H. Ivie, one of the hottest bass lakes in the state, is less than an hour away. **The material contained in this listing is based in part upon information furnished to Grand Land Realty, LLC. by sources deemed to be reliable. The information is believed to be accurate in all material respects, but no representation or warranty, expressed, or implied, as to list accuracy or completeness is made by any party. Recipients should conduct their own investigation and analysis of the information described herein. Prospective buyers should verify all information to their satisfaction. No representation is made as to the possible value of this investment or type of use, and prospective buyers are urged to consult with their tax and legal advisors before making a final determination.

A spectacular hunting property located just outside of Brady. This property has approximately 2500' of paved frontage on Fm 2028, a city of Brady waterline running along the frontage with 2 additional taps reserved, and electricity in multiple areas. The eastern side of the ranch has a ridgeline that provides a scenic view of Brady and the surrounding area. The land is rich with Live Oaks and offers a well-balanced mix of dense cover and open areas, ideal for Whitetail and Axis deer. Come make this place your own escape or take advantage of the investment/development opportunities. Additional acreage available. Location 2050 W. 17th Street Brady, TX 76825 1.8 miles from the intersection of Hwy 87 and FM 2028 in Brady, 80 miles to San Angelo, 130 miles to Austin, 140 miles to San Antonio, 200 miles to Ft. Worth and Midland. Land & Water The 257 acres have very typical habitat for this portion of the Edwards Plateau with 110' of elevation change ranging from 1710' to 1810'. There is just under 2500' of paved road frontage on FM 2028 (W 17th St). It has a combination of dense closed canopy oak-juniper woodlands and savannah-like areas with more grass cover. A pond in the north section of the property is over one acre when full. Notable wildlife on the property includes Axis Deer, Whitetail Deer, Rio Grande Turkey, Doves, and feral hogs. Trees observed on the property include Live Oak, Post Oak, Mesquite, Hackberry, Ashe Juniper, and Cedar Elm. The shrub and forb layer is comprised of Vine Ephedra, Catclaw Acacia, Texas Persimmon, Buckleys Yucca, Whitebrush, Elbowbush, Lotebush, Tasajillo, Prickly Pear, Green Briar, Broomweed, and Agarita. Grass species observed include Texas Wintergrass, Little Bluestem, Yellow Indian Grass, Threeawn, and KR Bluestem. Improvements & Utilities This tract will be taken out of a larger tract. The property has perimeter fencing except for the new proposed eastern boundary. The existing fencing is a combination of netwire and barbwire. Electric lines run along the frontage and a second line runs across the property in a general north to south direction. The city of Brady has a water pipeline running inside the frontage. There is an agreement with the city to provide up to 2 water taps into this water line. it. All blinds and feeders belong to lessee and will not convey. Minerals A portion of the mineral estate could be available subject to negotiation. Taxes The property is qualified for Agricultural Valuation via a Wildlife Management Plan. 2024 taxes were estimated to be $675.00 Community Most of the needs of a rural landowner can be found in Brady. Lake Brady is just minutes away. Lake O.H. Ivie, one of the hottest bass lakes in the state, is less than an hour away. **The material contained in this listing is based in part upon information furnished to Grand Land Realty, LLC. by sources deemed to be reliable. The information is believed to be accurate in all material respects, but no representation or warranty, expressed, or implied, as to list accuracy or completeness is made by any party. Recipients should conduct their own investigation and analysis of the information described herein. Prospective buyers should verify all information to their satisfaction. No representation is made as to the possible value of this investment or type of use, and prospective buyers are urged to consult with their tax and legal advisors before making a final determination.

A spectacular hunting property located just outside of Brady. This property has approximately 2500' of paved frontage on Fm 2028, a city of Brady waterline running along the frontage with 2 additional taps reserved, and electricity in multiple areas. The eastern side of the ranch has a ridgeline that provides a scenic view of Brady and the surrounding area. The land is rich with Live Oaks and offers a well-balanced mix of dense cover and open areas, ideal for Whitetail and Axis deer. Come make this place your own escape or take advantage of the investment/development opportunities. Additional acreage available. Location 2050 W. 17th Street Brady, TX 76825 1.8 miles from the intersection of Hwy 87 and FM 2028 in Brady, 80 miles to San Angelo, 130 miles to Austin, 140 miles to San Antonio, 200 miles to Ft. Worth and Midland. Land & Water The 160 acres have very typical habitat for this portion of the Edwards Plateau with 100' of elevation change ranging from 1690' to 1790'. There is approximately 2500' of paved road frontage on FM 2028 (W 17th St). It has a combination of dense closed canopy oak-juniper woodlands and savannah-like areas with more grass cover. On the eastern side there is a high ridge line that provides a great view of the city and surrounding area. Below this ridgeline is an approximately .5-acre pond that holds good water despite the severe drought conditions. Notable wildlife on the property includes Axis Deer, Whitetail Deer, Rio Grande Turkey, Doves, and feral hogs. Trees observed on the property include Live Oak, Post Oak, Mesquite, Hackberry, Ashe Juniper, and Cedar Elm. The shrub and forb layer is comprised of Vine Ephedra, Catclaw Acacia, Texas Persimmon, Buckleys Yucca, Whitebrush, Elbowbush, Lotebush, Tasajillo, Prickly Pear, Green Briar, Broomweed, and Agarita. Grass species observed include Texas Wintergrass, Little Bluestem, Yellow Indian Grass, Threeawn, and KR Bluestem. Improvements & Utilities This tract will be taken out of a larger tract. The property has perimeter fencing except for the new western boundary. The existing fencing is a combination of netwire and barbwire. Electric lines run along the frontage and a second line runs across the property in a general north to south direction. The city of Brady has a water pipeline running inside the frontage. There is an agreement with the city to provide up to 2 water taps into this water line. There is a radio transmitter tower on the eastern side of the property which also has an access easement associated with it. All blinds and feeders belong to lessee and will not convey. Minerals A portion of the mineral estate could be available subject to negotiation. Taxes The property is qualified for Agricultural Valuation via a Wildlife Management Plan. 2024 taxes were estimated to be $675.00 Community Most of the needs of a rural landowner can be found in Brady. Lake Brady is just minutes away. Lake O.H. Ivie, one of the hottest bass lakes in the state, is less than an hour away. **The material contained in this listing is based in part upon information furnished to Grand Land Realty, LLC. by sources deemed to be reliable. The information is believed to be accurate in all material respects, but no representation or warranty, expressed, or implied, as to list accuracy or completeness is made by any party. Recipients should conduct their own investigation and analysis of the information described herein. Prospective buyers should verify all information to their satisfaction. No representation is made as to the possible value of this investment or type of use, and prospective buyers are urged to consult with their tax and legal advisors before making a final determination.

A spectacular hunting property that also has development potential, located just outside of Brady. This property has nearly a mile of paved frontage on Fm 2028, a city of Brady waterline running along the frontage with 4 additional taps reserved, and electricity in multiple areas providing numerous options for subdivision. The eastern side of the ranch has a ridgeline that provides a scenic view of Brady and the surrounding area. The land is rich with Live Oaks and offers a well-balanced mix of dense cover and open areas, ideal for Whitetail and Axis deer. Come make this place your own escape or take advantage of the investment/development opportunities. Multiple acreage options available. Location 2050 W. 17th Street Brady, TX 76825 1.8 miles from the intersection of Hwy 87 and FM 2028 in Brady, 80 miles to San Angelo, 130 miles to Austin, 140 miles to San Antonio, 200 miles to Ft. Worth and Midland. Land & Water The 417 acres have very typical habitat for this portion of the Edwards Plateau with 110' of elevation change ranging from 1690' to 1810'. There is just under one mile of paved road frontage on FM 2028 (W 17th St). It has a combination of dense closed canopy oak-juniper woodlands and savannah-like areas with more grass cover. On the eastern side there is a high ridge line that provides a great view of the city and surrounding area. Below this ridgeline is an approximately .5-acre pond that holds good water despite the severe drought conditions. A second pond in the north section of the property is over one acre when full. Both ponds are wildlife magnets. Notable wildlife on the property includes Axis Deer, Whitetail Deer, Rio Grande Turkey, Doves, and feral hogs. Trees observed on the property include Live Oak, Post Oak, Mesquite, Hackberry, Ashe Juniper, and Cedar Elm. The shrub and forb layer is comprised of Vine Ephedra, Catclaw Acacia, Texas Persimmon, Buckleys Yucca, Whitebrush, Elbowbush, Lotebush, Tasajillo, Prickly Pear, Green Briar, Broomweed, and Agarita. Grass species observed include Texas Wintergrass, Little Bluestem, Yellow Indian Grass, Threeawn, and KR Bluestem. Improvements & Utilities The property has perimeter fencing in good condition with netwire fencing along the road frontage and western boundary with typical barbwire fencing on the remainder. Electric lines run along the frontage and a second line runs across the property in a general north to south direction. The city of Brady has a water pipeline running inside the frontage. There is an agreement with the city to provide up to 4 water taps into this water line. There is a radio transmitter tower on the eastern side of the property which also has an access easement associated with it. All blinds and feeders belong to lessee and will not convey. Minerals A portion of the mineral estate could be available subject to negotiation. Taxes The property is qualified for Agricultural Valuation via a Wildlife Management Plan. 2024 taxes were estimated to be $675.00 Community Most of the needs of a rural landowner can be found in Brady. Lake Brady is just minutes away. Lake O.H. Ivie, one of the hottest bass lakes in the state, is less than an hour away. **The material contained in this listing is based in part upon information furnished to Grand Land Realty, LLC. by sources deemed to be reliable. The information is believed to be accurate in all material respects, but no representation or warranty, expressed, or implied, as to list accuracy or completeness is made by any party. Recipients should conduct their own investigation and analysis of the information described herein. Prospective buyers should verify all information to their satisfaction. No representation is made as to the possible value of this investment or type of use, and prospective buyers are urged to consult with their tax and legal advisors before making a final determination.

42.5(+-) acres FM 2028 Brady, Texas This tract of land sits just west of Brady on a hillside which overlooks the south side of town. Views are spectacular, particularly at night. Depending on your preferences, there are several favorable building locations on the high ground and in the low areas. The property is outside of the city limits but within the citys extra-territorial jurisdiction. The land is newly fenced apart from the south boundary line. Game present on the place includes Whitetail deer, Wild Turkey, and Axis. The property is wildlife exempt. The hillsides are covered predominately in Liveoak, Shin Oak, Red Oak, and Juniper cedar. Bottomland is mostly mesquite and native brush. It is an excellent location and very convenient to the lake, the hospital, groceries, and schools. FM 2028 has little, if any at all, eighteen-wheeler traffic and is, therefore, very quiet. Presently, there is one water tap located on the property. Asking price is $361,250.00

The Heart of Texas and history to boot! As you enter this 133 acre ranch from paved FM 1311, the Texas Historical Marker #4815 welcomes you with the words IN THIS VICINITY and the story of James Bowie and the infamous Battle of Calf Creek which dates back to the year 1831. Almost 200 years later this unique property could now serve as the perfect homestead with character and functionality, or a quiet weekend retreat. Most recently it even served as a cow calf operation. A 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath ranch style barndominium house (2106sf) offers sunset views and features an open floorplan with a cozy wood burning stove and reclaimed wood ceilings. Virtually any use for this ranch will appreciate the 50x30 insulated metal workshop and covered parking options, it even has a deer skinning station! Water is supplied by a private well, estimated 7gpm. Located in the SW portion of McCulloch County approximately 15 minutes from Brady, 30min from Mason, 1hr from Fredericksburg or Brownwood and 2.5hrs NW of Austin. This is the place to hang your hat! *Photographs taken March 2025* Contact listing agent Amanda Andrews for details at 512-619-1746

Presenting about 880 feet of frontage on State Highway 377 and about 1187 feet of frontage on CR 472, bundled in a 10.280 acres, hard find, small acreage property, located between Brady and Rochelle. This is a blank canvas and you have options, depending on if you have a commercial vision, hunting vision or residential vision. There are gentle deed restrictions, but commercial activity is acceptable. Utilities are no problem, as a water well was drilled in 2022, and electric is on-site, just plug-in. The parcel abounds with whitetail deer and a few fox. Set up your feeder and bring your bow. Enjoy the wet weather tank and numerous building locations. The parcel exhibits a good mixture of cedar and oak stands. Property is currently recognized as AG exempt. Owner is Agent. Graphic boundary lines are approximate. Information deemed reliable but Buyer should perform due diligence.

Home on acres 286 N. FM 1851 Voca, Texas Cozy two-bedroom, one bath home in downtown Voca Texas! Situated on an acre of land, this home has 1380* square feet under central heat and air. It also features a wood burning fireplace and its own water well. The back yard is fenced with a garden area and adjacent to the house is a storeroom/workshop with covered parking for two vehicles. New flooring throughout and much remodeling. Frontage on FM 1851 but far enough from US Highway 71 to avoid road noise. Asking $130K. Call Karon McWilliams for an appointment. 325-456-7105 *as per McCulloch CAD

Tract 5 is available for purchase in our Hunter's Ranch Development located in McCulloch County, TX. This tract features power! Camp, hunt, build & more. 30 miles NW of Brady, TX 62 miles East of San Angelo, TX 171 miles NW of San Antonio This tract of land is a beautiful piece of West Texas located on county road 356 which is a beautful open field. This area is great for many recreational activities including camping, hunting, ATVs, RVs, and more. Take advantage of this opportunity to secure your own parcel before they are gone! Build your dream vacation getaway or a permanent home on the property as soon as you purchase! Hunters Ranch is located in McCulloch County just southeast of Doole, Texas which is easily accessed off county road 356. This gorgeous property is ideal for anyone seeking the true West Texas atmosphere. This surrounding area has scenery that is beautiful and the flat terrain offers plenty of recreational activities. Hunters will find this a paradise with deer and quail galore! Dont miss out on such a great opportunity to own a piece of Texas! Financing Plans starting at $632/Month -20% Discount for Cash Buyers Covenants/Deed Restrictions, Survey & Coordinates all provided in listing files. A 4WD vehicle is always recommended for easier access. Bryan Murphy Land Specialist | Classic Country Land Buy land, they're not making it anymore.

Discover the perfect slice of quiet Texas countryside in Placid, TX, with this stunning 39.9+/- acre property featuring gently rolling terrain and easy access via CR 458 caliche road. Boasting rural water availability, electricity nearby, and fiber optics on hand, the infrastructure is primed for your needs. The land includes 20+/- acres of hayfields with improved WW B Dahl grasses thriving in black soil, alongside a picturesque stock tank and an unfinished small cabin, making it an ideal retreat. With cross fencing and meticulously maintained boundaries, the property is ready for diverse uses. Wildlife enthusiasts will relish the abundance of deer, hogs, turkey, quail, dove, and varmints among the live oak, post oak, cedar, and mesquite trees. Blinds and feeders add to its appeal for hunters or nature lovers. Complete with an Ag exemption and survey, this property is a rare opportunity for those seeking a serene and productive rural haven.

Mock Ranches is please to offer this hidden gem with River Frontage on the San Saba River. 115 acres of rugged beauty coupled with the serene San Saba River rippling on the northern border. Premier Whitetail, Turkey, Hogs and Dove hunting with panoramic views. Elevation varies from the hill tops to the river over 70 feet. Rocky outcroppings are sprinkled among the Oaks creating a unique viewing experience. There is a well and electricity to the property. Showing Instructions: This property is marketed and shown exclusively by The Mock Ranches Group, a team with Keller Williams Realty. Please contact 512-275-6625 for showing information. All appointments must be made with the listing broker and be accompanied. Notice to Buyers Agents: Buyer agents must make first contact and be present for all showings. Disclaimers: The information contained herein has been gathered from sources deemed reliable; however, the Mock Ranches Group, Keller Williams Realty and its associates, members, agents and employees cannot guarantee the accuracy of such information. No representation is made as to the possible investment value or type of use. Prospective buyers are urged to verify all information to their satisfaction and consult with their tax and legal advisors before making a final determination. Real Estate buyers are hereby notified that properties in the States of Texas are subject to many forces and impacts, natural and unnatural; including, but not limited to weather related events, environmental issues, disease (e.g. Oak Wilt, Chronic Wasting Disease, or Anthrax), invasive species, illegal trespassing, previous owner actions, actions by neighbors and government actions. Prospective buyers should investigate any concerns to their satisfaction.

180+/- Acres McCulloch Co.- Own your own Enchanted Valley Ranch in the Heart of Texas. Very scenic with tremendous views and great hunting. Two wells and several ponds provide water. Home-site with septic, electricity and water in place. Paved frontage. Call to view. DeBord Real Estate strives to represent all properties accurately. All information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable. However, no warranty or guarantee is made as to the accuracy of the information. Buyers brokers must be identified on the first contact, and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed the possibility of fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of this firm. NO Trespassing on property.