Crane

Irion

Pecos

Reagan

Schleicher

Sutton

Terrell

Upton

Val Verde

Crockett

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Bunger Real Estate Company

This remarkable property has it all House, Electricity and Private Water Well!!!! The home is one bedroom and one bathroom with covered front and back decks. The property is completely fenced with net wire fencing that is in good to average condition. There is also a metal barn which has the water well located in it. There is a water storage tank and trough on the property which provides water to the wildlife on the ranch. Several feeders and blinds will also be conveyed with the property.

Contact G.L. Bunger, Broker at 325-226-2107

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Wilborn Ranch 
Crockett County, TX

ACREAGE: 1,072 +/- acres


LOCATION: The Wilborn Ranch is located just 28 miles southeast of Ozona, Texas on Crockett County Road 102. Travel south of Ozona on Hwy 163 for approximately 25 miles then turn east on to CR 102. Travel for approximately 3 miles and the property will be on your right.

TERRAIN: This is one of the premier high fence exotic game ranches in Southwest Texas. The terrain consists of a rolling hill terrain with large mature live oak, cedar and mesquite trees. There are numerous large limestone outcroppings located in the many canyons on the property providing panoramic scenic views. 

WATER: The ranch is watered by two water wells and an excellent watering system with a variety of ponds, tanks and water troughs strategically located throughout the property. Both water wells are very strong with one of them producing up to 30 gpm.

IMPROVEMENTS: There is a large 40x60 hay barn with a 30 overhang and a large metal equipment barn located on the property. The road system on the ranch is made up entirely of crushed rock and is in excellent condition. Fencing on the ranch is all high fence and is in excellent condition. There are 4 approximately 1-acre game catch pens with automatic gates and loading alleys purposefully located on the ranch. Being sold with the property are 11 Executive hunting blinds, numerous protein and corn feeders, a dump truck and road maintainer. Also located on the property is a 4,500 paved private landing strip. 

RECREATION: Wildlife on the ranch consist of native whitetail deer, Blackbuck, Axis, Fallow Deer, Scimitar Oryx, Nilgai and Gemsbok. The ponds on the ranch are stocked with a combination of bass, catfish, crappie and koi goldfish. 

PRICE: $3,500,000

REMARKS: This is a truly remarkable property which could be used as a hunting paradise, business operation, or a fantastic recreational retreat. The seller has gone to great lengths to improve the property, including enhancing the road system and strategically clearing out the brush to enhance the scenic appeal of the property. This is a first-class exotic game ranch.

CONTACT: G.L. Bunger, Broker at (325) 226-2107 for more information.

Bunger Real Estate Company, 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.

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 Bunger Real Estate Company, Broker. Exclusively listed by Bunger Real Estate Company, LLC
 

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**Escape to Your Own Hunting Paradise! 197.89 Acres of Texas Bliss**
Are you ready to own a piece of Texas that offers the perfect blend of adventure and tranquility? This remarkable 197.89-acre hunting property is your ticket to outdoor excitement and serene living! Nestled just 15 miles from Iraan, TX, and 35 miles from Ozona, TX, this expansive land is your personal sanctuary.
Imagine waking up to the gentle sounds of nature, surrounded by rich wildlife and the promise of great hunting opportunities. This property boasts an abundance of deer, making it a hunter's dream come true! Whether you're an avid hunter or simply enjoy observing wildlife, this land offers endless possibilities.
**Key Features:**
- **Water Well:** Equipped with a reliable water supply, ensuring your outdoor activities can thrive without worry.
- **Electric Access:** Enjoy the convenience of electricity right at your fingertips, making it easy to set up your dream cabin or campsite.
- **Highway Frontage:** Easy access to the property means you can enjoy spontaneous getaways or share your slice of paradise with friends and family.
- **Abundant Wildlife:** With many deer, turkey, and diverse flora and fauna, this land is an outdoor enthusiast's haven waiting to be explored.
-**Three Newer Hunting Blinds and Feeders:** With blinds and feeders already set in place, all you need to do is bring your wild game feed, feeder batteries, and you are set to hunt the 2024 season!
This property is not just a land purchase; its a lifestyle opportunity. Create lasting memories with family and friends as you embark on weekend adventures, camping under the stars, or hunting during the season. The options are limitless!
Dont let this rare gem slip away! Whether you're looking for an investment, a weekend retreat, or a permanent residence, this hunting property offers it all. Act fastcall today to schedule a showing and take the first step towards owning your Texas dream!


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Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC

Overview:  The iconic Double T Ranch in Ozona is one of the finest ranches in the Edwards Plateau Region of Texas. The ranch has been owned by the Thompson Family since 1968 with an extensive brush management program in place. Grasses and wildlife habitat are in excellent condition with an extensive watering system benefiting both livestock and wildlife. Fencing, roads, pens, barns and houses are all in place making the property ready to use day one. Opportunities like this do not come along very often. 

Location & Road Frontage:  The Double T Ranch is immediately adjacent to Ozona being on the northwest side of town. There is 1.75 miles of Highway 163 frontage, 1.36 miles of Highway 137, and .1 mile of First Street frontage where Johnson Draw exits the property and runs through Ozona.   

Terrain:  Level to steep elevations can be found throughout the ranch. There is approximately 300 feet of elevation change with a high elevation of 2,620' above sea level and a low elevation of 2,340' above sea level. Terrain varies from rocky, rough country to gentle, rolling and productive pastureland. There are interesting overhangs/caves that can be found as well. Newton Draw and Johnson Draw are two named draws on the ranch that occasionally run water.  

Pastures/ Brush Management:  The ranch has approximately 25 pastures, with the largest pasture being approximately 1,400+/- acres. The pastures are very well watered and have undergone an extensive brush management program through the ranch's history, and over the last year. Strips are grubbed and raked leaving 2/3 brush to every 1/3 that is cleared. Livestock can be easily rotated throughout the numerous ranch pastures with exceptionally good fences. 

Vegetation:  Mesquite, cedar, and scattered live oaks make up the majority of tree cover. There is also algerita, catclaw, mountain laurel, shin oak, and a variety of other trees and shrubs. Grasses consist of tobosa grass, curly mesquite, old world bluestem, side oats grama, various trident grasses, plains lovegrass, and other grasses commonly found in Crockett County. Grasses and pastureland are in exceptionally good condition.  

Livestock:  The ranch is currently under a multi-year grazing lease that can be terminated with the sale of the ranch. The grasses, fences and pastures on the ranch are in excellent condition. The ranch is currently running approximately 1,700 sheep, 1,300 goats and 17 cows. Historically, the Double T has conservatively run about 500 animal units (6 sheep are considered as 1 animal unit).  

Wildlife/Hunting:  Double T Ranch is in the Managed Lands Deer program through Texas Parks & Wildlife. TPWD typically issues 225- 245 deer permits annually. The ranch has only been leased for hunting for one season, since the 60's. Surprisingly, there have been no feral hogs on the ranch. Turkey and deer populations are excellent with trophy bucks scoring in the 160-170 B&C class.    

There are 27 corn feeders with deer blinds on each and 14 protein feeders. Protein is fed year-round with antibiotics to enhance body conditions and antler growth. All corn and protein feeders to convey with the sale. 

Internal Roads & Access:  Internal roads throughout the ranch are in superior condition.  Over 3 miles of roads are paved asphalt, while others are graded caliche roads. Most gates throughout the ranch are automatic, either being on electricity and/or solar power. The roads and gates allow easy and smooth travel around the majority of the ranch. 

Fencing:  Perimeter and cross fencing are in excellent condition perfect for running sheep, goats and cattle. Quality fencing consists of steel posts, goat wire, barbed wire, and a lot of pipe fencing as well. This is one of the better fenced ranches of this size you will find anywhere.  

Improvements 

Main House:  The main house is approximately 3,500 square feet. It was originally built in the 1950s, and has been remodeled over the years. It is 5 beds and 4 bathrooms, with a rock fireplace, 3 car garage and attached bunkhouse on the opposite side of the garage. The main home is located within the headquarters area of the ranch. The home has a new roof and air conditioning units. The house is on a septic system. 

Dalby House:  The Dalby House is approximately 3,000 square feet and is 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. It was remodeled in 2012. This home has a new roof and is also located within the headquarters area of the ranch. The house is on a septic system. 

Foreman's House:  The Foreman's house is a rock house and is approximately 2,500 square feet It is 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with a covered patio. This home has a new roof and is also located within the headquarters area of the ranch. The house is on a septic system. 

Employee House:  This house is approximately 2,000 square feet and has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. This home has a new roof and is also located within the headquarters area of the ranch. The house is on a septic system. 

Vandiver House:  The Vandiver house is located on the north side of the ranch, and is currently where the grazing tenant resides. The house is approximately 2,500 square feet, with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. It also has an all metal shop with 20' by 60' concrete floor, with an additional 12' by 60' covered storage area. The home was remodeled in 2008. Near the Vandiver house, is a metal clad barn with corrals. The house is on a septic system. 

Walk-In Cooler and Deer Cleaning Area:  The recently constructed Walk-In Cooler and Deer Cleaning Area is located within the main headquarters of the ranch. This 70' X 30' metal building is perfect for processing game. 

Barns/Sheds:  Several barns & sheds are located at the main headquarters of the ranch and at the secondary headquarters located on the northern portion of the ranch. These structures are in fair to good condition and provide what is needed. 

Livestock Pens:  6 sets of large working pens are located throughout the ranch. A set of scales is also located near the headquarters area. The ranch is setup to easily move livestock throughout each pasture and into nearby livestock pens. There is water to all the working pens with an alley around each. There is an overhead feed bin for bulk feed near one set of the pens. 

Furnishings:  Outside of a few select pieces, the majority of the furnishings will convey with the sale of the ranch. 

Equipment:  No equipment will convey with the sale of the ranch. 

Water wells:  The Double T ranch is very well watered. It has 17 water wells, with 12 submersible wells on electricity, 3 solar wells and 2 windmills.  Each water well feeds water storage tanks, with 2 of those tanks being Australian Pioneer Storage tanks holding 65,000 gallons each. 

On 2-3 water wells there is a long-standing written agreement with the Double T Ranch that provides water to the city of Ozona. These wells are said to produce 300-400 gallons per minute. Additional details on this agreement, to include revenue, can be shared to qualified buyers.  

See ranch map for approximate locations of each water well and water storage tank. 

Easements & Leases  

Grazing Lease:  The ranch is currently under a multi-year grazing lease that can be terminated with the sale of the ranch. See broker for additional details regarding lease & annual revenue.  

Transmission lines:  Two transmission lines pass through the ranch's east side. One ongoing project is being conducted by AEP Texas to modernize the existing Bison-Ozona overhead electric transmission line from wooden poles with metal supports. A potential re-route of the existing line across the Southeast corner of the ranch (south of the airstrip) has also been proposed. 

Pipelines:  Three 42" gas pipelines cross the ranch and there are taps in place to utilize the gas. There is the potential for future income to consider for the next owner on future pipeline projects. See broker for details on past pipeline revenue over the last 10 years.  

Compressor Stations/Gas Plant:  Double T Ranch has a gas plant surface lease. See map for location of gas plant. See broker for additional details on lease & annual revenue.  

Minerals:  No minerals are being conveyed with the sale. There is a restrictive surface use agreement in place to protect the land.  

Oil & Gas Production:  Double T Ranch has approximately 5 oil & gas wells, 20 oil wells and 22 gas wells on the property. Red Stag Operating is the only lessee with active production on the ranch. Copy of plat overlayed with data from the Texas Railroad Commissioners website, can be provided upon request.  

Pipeline Yard Surface Lease: See map for location of pipeline yard surface lease. See broker for additional details on lease & annual revenue.  

Radio Towers:  Double T Ranch has two radio tower leases. One of the tower leases may be conveyed with an acceptable contract. One tower lease will be reserved by the owner. See broker for additional details regarding tower lease and associated revenue.  

Aviation Easement:  Easement over 22.11 acres was given to Crockett County for the use and benefit of the public appurtenant to the Ozona Municipal Airport. The easement prevents the erection of buildings, growth of trees or anything that could obstruct air travel. 

Area:  Ozona is a charming West Texas town situated in Crockett County at the crossroads of Interstate 10 and State Highway 163, making it easily accessible from anywhere in the state. While being known for its breathtaking landscapes and outdoor recreational opportunities, Ozona is an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.  

Ozona Municpal Airport:  The Ozona Municipal Airport is located on the southeast side of the Double T Ranch near the main entrance. The asphalt runway is 6,000 feet in length, 75 feet wide, and will accommodate any aircraft weighing up to 70,000 lbs. The land, approximately 152.24+/- acres, under the airport is owned by Crockett County, with certain reversionary provisions in the event said lands cease to be operated as an airport (see broker for additional details).  

Airplane Hangars:  Double T Ranch has the exclusive use of 2 Hangars located on the airport premises in perpetuity. One airplane hangar is all metal, that is approximately 9,000 square feet (100' x 90'). The hangar has access to the strip and is located just off the runway's west side, towards the south end of the airport. The other hangar is Hangar #21. The ranch has the right to relocate said Hangars to other locations on the premises and to have access, ingress and egress from such hangars to the ranch's adjoining lands. 

City Limits:  A small portion of the ranch is located within the city limits of Ozona. There are no known restrictions associated with the acreage located within the city limits.  

Electricity:  AEP Electric and Southwest Texas Electric Cooperative provide power to the ranch. 

Property Taxes:  The Double T Ranch has an agricultural exemption. The taxes for 2022 were $21,620.37.  

Rainfall:  Annual rainfall is approximately 16-17" per year.  

Co-Brokered:  The Double T Ranch is co-brokered with Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC and Kelly Kothmann, licensed agent with P. Greer Kothmann, Broker.  

Broker & Commission Disclosure:  Buyer's Agent/ Broker must be identified upon first contact with Listing Broker/ Listing Agent and Buyer's Agent/ Broker must be present at the initial property tour in order to participate in the real estate commission. Commission splits will be at the sole discretion of Listing Broker. 

Price:  $20,000,000 

Contact: 

Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC
Dallas, Texas
214-361-9191 office
www.hrcranch.com 

Chance Turner
972-765-7326 mobile
chance@hrcranch.com 

Blake Hortenstine
214-616-1305 mobile
blake@hrcranch.com 

RD Kothmann Real Estate
Junction, TX 
325-446-3013 office

Kelly Kothmann
325-446-6116 mobile
kellykothmann@gmail.com 

All information is deemed reliable, but is not warranted by Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC. All information is subject to change without prior notice. 



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United Country M&M Ranch Land Investments, LLC

Welcome to the Pecos River Lake Ranch near Fort Lancaster in Crockett County, Texas 

Location: This secluded live-water ranch is situated in a valley among canyons that echo the spirit of the West. The ranch is located approximately 14 miles from Sheffield and about 40 miles from Ozona, Texas in Crockett County. The private ranch is at the end of county road 411 south of Interstate 10 just 10 miles south of the Fort Lancaster Historic Site. Please see the interactive map on MMRanchLandInvestments.com.

Acreage: 851 acres with over 1 mile of Pecos river frontage

Water: Underground water in the area is good and most wells are 200-250 feet deep. The ranch has a good, Edwards aquifer water well. The ranch, also, has live surface water. The Pecos River serves as the ranch's west boundary.The river bank is fenced off to protect livestock. This secluded, west Texas, live water ranch has over one mile of river-frontage. The river has deep, spring-fed pools and flows well. With a natural dam toward the south boundary of the property, this body of water is more like a lake. It is approximately 120' wide and 6' deep. The Pecos River 'Lake' offers endless recreational opportunities such as fishing, kayaking, and swimming. In years past, the fields were irrigated from the river.   

Precipitation: Crockett County receives approximately 18.95" annual rainfall per year.

Elevation: The topography on this land is from 1940' at the river's edge, to 2160' on top of the hills offering excellent hiking opportunities. That makes about a 220' difference in elevation. The hilltops offer stunning West Texas canyon views in all directions. Approximately 550 acres are located down in the valley. In recent history, much of this land was used for cultivation.

Utilities: Electricity, septic system, Liquid Propane Tank for gas stove

Access: Exit Highway 290 from Interstate 10 and go south to County Road 411. The county road takes you straight to the ranch.

Soils: Harkey fine, sandy loam with limestone outcroppings in the canyons

Use: This ranch has been used as a homestead and cattle ranch in years past. It has, also, served as a recreational ranch providing very good fishing, white-tail and mule deer hunting as well as varmint and predator hunting. 

Wildlife: Wildlife is abundant and thriving at the ranch, with dense and diverse native grasses, forbes, and cover. The majority of the ranch has good cover for wildlife. About 35% is bottom landthat was previously used for farming. Mule deer and White-tail are often seen on the ranch with occasional exotics that roam through the ranch and up and down the river. Audad sheep roam the canyons as well as predators such as Mountain Lion, Bobcat, Coyotes, Black Bear, and fox. Turkey, Dove, Quail, waterfowl, and migratory birds are abundant as well as varmints. There are several blinds and feeders in place. Fishing is great in this area. The most popular species of fish caught here are White Bass, Largemouth Bass, Yellow Cat, Channel Catfish, and perch.

Improvements: The ranch is low-fenced and cross-fenced with dirt roads providing access to the river banks, neighboring properties, and all pastures. The 2500 square-foot modular home has three bedrooms and 2 baths. It has an open floor plan with kitchen, dining, and living rooms all open to each other. All rooms have beautiful views of the canyons and valleys. There is a 400 square foot 'casita' in the house trap, as well, equipped with a bed frame and kitchenette. There is a nice 200 square-foot, wired shop with concrete floors, cattle pens, roping arena with a semi-covered working and riding area, and several loafing sheds.

Neighbors: All neighbors are large landowners.

School District: Crockett County Independent School District

History: The beauty of West Texas is not just giant skies and majestic hills, but the rich culture and heritage of the people who settled here.

Price: $2,127,500

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The Real Estate Ranch, LLC

Happy Jacks Hide Out

Address : 1240 Cactus Rose Ln Ozona TX 76943

100 acres Situated in Crockett at Val Verde Co Line, 30 miles South of Ozona on Pandale Hwy aka FM 2031. In Rim Rock Ranch with Lots of Topography, Canyons, & Dry Creek. 35 x 15 Bunk house with Good Size Porch, a cooktop, & Bunk beds. Abundance of Exotics means year round use, in addition to Never knowing what you might see, black bears, cougars, elk, whitetail, Auodad, Fallow, lots of Axis, Hogs, Javelina, Bobwhite & Blue Quail,  Dove, & red stag. Good Blend of Mesquite, Yucca, Bermuda Grass, some Live Oak, & Algarita. Views for Days & Sunsets that last Hours.

Location:

30 miles south of Ozona on Pandale Hwy aka FM 2031, go East on Clegg Ranch Road CR 412 you will see a bunch of signs Watson, Clegg, & Rim Rock Ranch Signs if you reach Howard Draw go back not but 200 south of Clegg Ranch Signs. 4.8 miles from Pandale Rd. On South side of Clegg Ranch.

Call Agent for additional info & access

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United Country Real Estate

Prime Ozona, TX Ranch Up for Auction

Discover the Ultimate Outdoor Escape at Escondido Draw Ranch

Bid Now Thru September 26  6 PM

Address: CR 406, Ozona, TX 76943

161.38 Acres Tract with Cabin
119.34 Acres Tract with Ranchland
2 Acres Tract with Water Station

Property Features:
282.72 acres
1 BR/ 1 BA
New Fencing

Escondido Draw Ranch: Your Adventure Begins Here

This property offers endless opportunities for hunters, ranchers, off-road enthusiasts, or anyone who loves the outdoors. It also features a newly installed turnkey cabin, making it perfect for a weekend getaway. Other improvements include new fencing (two pastures and a set of working pens), brushwork, good roads, and another set of working pens.

Located adjacent to the Escondido Draw Recreation Area, this ranch is ideal for those seeking a low-maintenance property with convenient access to over 3,400 acres of off-road trails. The lack of hunting in the large recreational area to the west, combined with year-round feeding on this ranch, has created an abundance of native wildlife that call this property home.

Contact us today for more information!

UnitedCountryHudsonProperties.com | 325-226-3035 
UCRE | Hudson Properties
John Hudson, Co-Owner

LetsHaveAnAuction.HiBid.com | 580-369-8689 
UCRE | Garrett Realty & Auction
Trey Garrett, REALTOR/Auctioneer, TX Lic #17347

Visit website for full auction terms. Franchise office is independently owned and operated.



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PROPERTY DESCRIPTION:  North portion of the ranch is 11,530.7 acres and locally known as the Pandale Ranch which was homesteaded in 1879-1880 and has been in the same family ever since. The current owners purchased an additional and neighboring 2670.6 acres in 2014-2015 referred to as the Hunt Ranch. The combination of these ranches makes for a high-quality Crockett County ranch close to Ozona with great access, diverse terrain, and good productivity. 

LOCATION: The Pandale Ranch is located approximately 3 miles south of Ozona and Interstate 10 in central Crockett County. Access is excellent with 1 1/4 miles of paved Highway 163 frontage on the east and 4 miles of paved frontage on both sides of FM 2083 (Pandale Highway) on the west side of the property. Property is a little less than 2 hours from Midland, 3 1/2 hours from Austin, and about 1 hour 15 minutes to San Angelo.    

***ADDITIONAL ACREAGE AVAILABLE:  Same owners have 157.21 acres in Irion County just outside the city limits of San Angelo that can be purchased in conjunction with the Pandale Ranch. This property is known as Spring Creek Farm. Spring Creek Farm is a highly desirable recreational and agricultural live water property. It has 1 mile of creek frontage on the banks of Spring Creek. This clear water creek has deep. long stretches of water, 158 acre-feet of water rights for irrigation, has sub-irrigated and high fenced cultivation, a manufactured home in good condition with fenced yard, an abundance of pecan trees, an abundance of wildlife, and great fishing. This is an extremely unique, scenic, and productive property. It is not being offered separately at this time as it is an excellent source of hay to support the livestock operation on the Pandale Ranch, being only an hour away. See "Spring Creek Farm" for more specific details about this one-of-a-kind property.  

HISTORY:  The current owner's (4 brothers) great grandfather left Quebec City, Canada at the age of 18 and walked to Albany and then made his way to St. Louis where he bought a horse. He then got involved in the cattle drives pushing livestock south to the Waco, TX area. After hearing about some homestead opportunities further west he made his way to Crockett County where he accumulated the original 40,000+/- acre ranch. This is the last portion of the original ranch still in the same family's ownership.

TERRAIN: The landscape is level to mountainous with a number of large steep draws and 240+/- feet of elevation change. Johnson Draw runs through the town of Ozona continuing to the south and crossing the eastern portion of the ranch just off Highway 163. Parts of Eureka Draw and Government Canyon can be found on the property with numerous other unnamed draws and canyons. The ranch primarily drains to the East, Southeast and South with the higher country being on the West side of the property near the Pandale Highway. Turkey Mountain and another set of twin mountains are scenic topographic landmarks on the property that can be seen from miles away.  

LIVESTOCK:  Carrying capacity is believed to be approximately 100+/- head of cattle with 1,250 sheep and goats. This varies based on the year and amount of rainfall. 

PASTURES:  There are 10 pastures and numerous traps allowing for rotational grazing. Every pasture has water for livestock and wildlife. There are bump gates between most pastures allowing for easy access throughout the ranch.  

FENCES/PENS:  Fences are in fair to good condition and will hold livestock. There is a set of pens on the north end of the property, the middle of the property, and southern part of the property. The exterior perimeter fencing is net wire with pipe and wood posts with 1-3 strands of barbed wire on top. The interior fencing is net wire with 1-2 strands of barbed wire on top. Fencing type and condition varies in different parts of the ranch.

SOILS:  Predominant soil types are in the Ector Association and the Angelo Rio Concho Association. Bottoms have more top soil and productivity is higher than rocky hillsides. Top country also provides good grazing opportunities with little erosion.

WILDLIFE/ HUNTING:  Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, bobwhite quail, feral hogs, gray fox, red fox, coyotes, and a variety of songbirds call the Helbing ranch home. This will be the 3rd season the majority of the ranch has not been hunted resulting in a quality deer herd with a good age structure. The 1400+/- acres across Pandale Hwy (FM2083) was leased to 3 hunters that have been hunting that portion of the property for the last 8+/- years. There are no hunting leases currently affecting the property.

WILDLIFE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT:  Six (6) feed stations were recently set up. There is a 3000# Outback protein feeder and a 600# Atascosa corn feeder in each pen. The fenced pens were all built right with corners set and gates in place for easy access. Protein pellets with antibiotics are fed to benefit the deer herd.  

TREES/ VEGETATION:  Live oak, mesquite, redberry juniper, blueberry juniper, algarita, catclaw, hackberry, and a variety of plants common to this area. There is very little bitterweed on the property, which can be problematic for certain ranches in Crockett County.

GRASSES:  Native grasses include buffalo grass, curly mesquite, bluestem, sideoats gramma, and Tobosa grasses. The draws are mainly short native grasses such as burro grass, buffalo grass, and curly mesquite.  

CONSERVATION PROGRAM:  The owners participated in a conservation program previously clearing 700+/- acres of brush in the NW part of the property for improved grazing. There is a current and comprehensive plan that can be provided to the new owner for additional clearing if interested.

LAND IMPROVEMENTS:  The 200+/- acres along Johnson Draw was pushed, raked and burned by the Emerald Underground Soil & Water Conservation District. The wastewater facility needed to be cleaned out and there was a one-time agreement to mix the sludge into the top soil in the cleared 200+/- acres. This was an excellent way to fertilize the soil and improve the land.  

GRAVEL:  There is a gravel pit being utilized for interior ranch roads. The majority of the roads are all-weather and in good condition.

HOME: There is a 2016 square foot ready-built home with 3 bedrooms/ 2 bathrooms, living room, fireplace, dining area, kitchen and utility room as well as central heating and cooling. The home is pier and beam foundation with a metal roof and Masonite siding. There is also a screened in 720 square foot porch with a nice view, a detached 480 square foot metal shop, an additional 480 square foot carport and a pipe fence around the home. Home is on well water and has a septic system in place. It is centrally located in the interior of the property.

BARNS:  There is an old barn and set of working pens near the entrance at the end of a dirt airstrip. Just north of the home in the middle of the ranch is the primary barn which is 1600 square feet with a concrete slab foundation, C-purlin frame, metal walls, metal roof, and two drive-through doors. The barn is not insulated, but does have electricity. There is a 600 square foot shed under the roof of the barn. It has walls on two sides and is open on two sides. A good set of working pens is adjacent to the barn and nearby is an 1800 square foot hay barn that is open on one side with a dirt floor.  

GROUND WATER:  There are 11 total water wells in operation. Depth of wells are believed to be 400-500' deep. Wells are believed to produce 2-7 gallons per minute on average with submersible pumps in each well. Water is distributed to various pastures through an extensive system of waterlines The original Helbing Ranch (11,530.7 acres) has eight (8) water wells, one of which is a solar well and others have electric submersible pumps. Now part of the Pandale ranch, the Hunt Ranch (2670.6 acres) has 3 water wells (1 is a solar water well).

AVERAGE RAINFALL:  18.95" rain is the average annual rainfall for Crockett County.

AIRPORT:  Closest airport is 1 mile North of Ozona. Runway length is 6,000 feet in length and will accommodate aircrafts up to 70,000 pounds. Services include: fuel, aircraft inspections, engine repair, and more.

ELECTRICITY:  There is electricity throughout the property. Electric provider is Southwest Texas Electric Cooperative. 

PROPANE:  A propane tank provides the home with gas for household use. 

RADIO TOWER:  A radio tower is located on the SW part of the ranch just off the Pandale Highway. There is no associated income with the tower lease and it has a minor impact on the property. 

PIPELINE EASEMENTS:  There are two gas pipelines crossing the property with substantial payments previously paid to landowner. There is a good possibility of a 3rd pipeline being installed and the new owner would receive this income. These pipelines are not detrimental to the property and actually open up some areas for improved grazing/ wildlife viewing. 

MINERALS:  There are numerous gas wells on the property which is typical for Crockett County. Minerals are negotiable. Owner believed to own 16% of the mineral estate. 

TAXES: Pandale Ranch is ag exempt. The approximate property taxes in 2022 were $4,331.99; while the mineral taxes were approximately $2,332.02. 

PRICE:  $750 per acre ($10,650,975) 

CONTACTS:    

Kelly Kothman- Kothmann Agent
325-446-6116 mobile

Blake Hortenstine- HRC Broker/ Partner 
214-616-1305 mobile

Chance Turner- HRC Agent
972-765-7326 mobile

Broker & Commission Disclosure:  Buyer's Agent/ Broker must be identified upon first contact with Listing Broker/ Listing Agent and Buyer's Agent/ Broker must be present at the initial property tour in order to participate in the real estate commission. Commission splits will be at the sole discretion of Listing Broker. 

*Property is co-listed between Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC and R.D. Kothmann Real Estate. 

All information is deemed reliable, but is not warranted by Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC and R.D. Kothmann Real Estate. All information is subject to change without prior notice. 

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The Mock Ranches Group at Keller Williams Realty 

The Split Rock Ranch  

Split Rock Ranch offers buyers an opportunity to purchase more than four contiguous sections with nearly 5,400 of frontage on State Highway 163 in southern Crockett County. The ranch totals approximately 2,635 acres with great topography, stunning views, healthy live oaks, divers wildlife and strong development potential. This region of the western Edwards plateau was once sheep and goat county, and more recently has become a destination for hunters. Split Rock has lately been used a hunting ranch and is well equipped for a buyer to walk in a start using it. The ranch is accessed directly off HWY 163 with NO BUMP GATES, no long rough county roads, and no easements to go through for access. 

Elevations vary throughout the ranch, ranging from around 2,000 at the gate to nearly 2,120, with five large ridge systems and six main draws, including the head of Brushy Draw and feeder tributaries into Noelke Draw. This topography is well suited for wildlife habitat, and would support a very nice ranch subdivision with many build sites. 

The ranch is currently managed under a 1d1 Open Space Wildlife Management plan for its ag exemption. While touring the ranch we observed Bobwhite quail, Rio Grande turkey, White-tailed deer, and multiple free ranging exotics are regularly seen by hunters.  

Improvements include a nice and clean modern hunters cabin, small workshop, shed, two water wells, troughs, and electricity run throughout the ranch, adding to the subdivision potential. 

There is a main pipeline easement through the ranch, multiple well pads, and well maintained interior roads to service the wells. A neighbor top the west has an access easement along the south boundary.
Agent: Kasey Mock / Max Ramsey 

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 require notice before showings. 

Notice to Buyers Agents: 
Buyer agents must make first contact and be present for all showings to qualify for a full commission. If this condition is not met, buyer agents fee participation will be at the sole discretion of the Listing Broker and its associates. 


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This is a reamarkable property that is not in a Property Owner's Association! The ranch is located approximately 27 miles south of Ozona, Texas on U.S. Highway 163. The terrain is a rolling hill topography with an ample amount of cover for wildlife. Approximately 140 acres of the ranch have been cleared of the brush which has allowed the ranch to grow a good amount of grass. The entire perimiter of the property is fenced with 4 strand barbwire that is in good to new condition. The property is also crossfenced into 4 pastures with net wire fencing which is in good to new condition. There are two water wells on the property. One has a solar pump and the other has a submersible electric pump. There is a large concrete tank reservoir and several water troughs through out the property that are used to supply water to the wildlife. The ranch also has a 1,400 sq. ft. 3 bedroom/2 bath mobile home that was manufactured in 2015 and has an attached two car carport.

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