3,231 Acres with Electricity in Terrell County, Dryden, Texas

DESCRIPTION: Along Outlaw Canyon, there is an occasional grove of Graves Oaks can can be found as well as Blue Oaks and straggling Red Berry Juniper. Associated with the oaks are different kinds of desert short grasses including the most palatable Grama grasses-Blue Grama, Black Grama, and Hairy Drama along with several species of 3 Awns Grass and Tobosa Grass. The vegetation from a distance appears scant and uninviting but immediately upon entering the ranch, one becomes impressed by the abundance of species occurring in the valleys and rugged ridges. The canyons are a favorite escape of Whitetail and Mule Deer, Javelina and the occasional Mountain Lion. Outlaw Canyon runs through the middle of the range merging with Meyer Canyon on the south side where there are truly unbelievable views of bluffs and big caves. The ranch has a wide variety of brush species including Tasajillo, Skunk Sumac, Mormon’s Tea, Cat Claw Mimosa and Sticky Leaf Acacia. Yucca, Soto, and Spanish Dagger are scattered throughout the ranch also. Sellers have spent an enormous effort enhancing the ranch road system making the 3231 acres very accessible throughout. LOCATION: Take Pumpville Rd off of Highway 90 for 9 miles to Chriesman Rd. Veer left and stay to the right on Chriesman Rd past the old grader. Follow Main Rd. to Lemons Rd, continue straight. One mile past Lemons Rd through unlocked gate follow fence on your left to the high-fenced entrance on your left. IMPROVEMENTS: Miles of new roads along all major canyons. There are 5 water troughs spread through the center of the ranch. Deer feeders and water troughs are strategically placed along Outlaw Canyon down to Meyers Canyon. There is a small cabin on the ranch. Electricity is provided by Rio Grande Electric out of Bracketville, Tx. EQUIPMENT TO BE CONVEYED: Cabin on the property will convey along with all blinds and feeders. WATER: One solar well that needs to be reworked. The seller buys water from the neighbor at $500/Quarter. This water feeds the troughs on the property. TERRAIN/HABITAT: Elevation ranging from 800’ to 1900’ with the tallest hill being 1926’ and the deepest canyon being 800’. WILDLIFE: Wildlife includes whitetail deer, mule deer, aoudad, bobcat, mountain lion, jack rabbits, coyotes, blue quail, bobwhite quail and dove. EASEMENTS: Those of record MINERALS: Classified minerals to convey-approximately 1661 acres (Buyer should verify). SUMMARY: Give us a call to take a look! You’ll be impressed with what the property has to offer! DISCLAIMERS: All information provided is deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Real Estate buyers are hereby notified that real properties and its rights and amenities in the State of Texas are subject to many forces and impacts whether natural, those caused by man, or otherwise; including, but not limited to, drought or other weather related events, disease (e.g. Oak Wilt or Anthrax), invasive species, illegal trespassing, previous owner actions, neighbor actions and government actions. Prospective buyers of Texas real estate should investigate any concerns…

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Dryden, 78851 Texas

County: Terrell