This ranch covers nearly the entire Wylie Mountain range in West Texas, offering diverse habitats like desert grasslands, brushlands, foothills, and expansive canyons. The ranch supports wildlife such as mule deer, pronghorn, and quail, alongside exotic species like elk and aoudad. Improvements include a 3/2 owner’s home and manager’s residence. Water is sourced from 6 wells and runoff tanks. The ranch includes acres of mineral rights and leased acres from the Texas Pacific Land Trust.

This premier Texas hunting and recreational property lies 1.5 miles south of Premont. It offers exceptional whitetails, exotic species, quail hunting, and fishing. The main lodge offers 5 bedrooms and luxurious amenities, including a saltwater pool and outdoor kitchen. Additional features include a 4 bedroom hunter’s home, barns, skeet and rifle ranges, and lakes serviced by 8 water wells. With top-end accommodations and game diversity, it’s ready for unforgettable experiences.

For the first time in 75 years, this Webb County, Texas ranch is available to new ownership. Known for its wild terrain, native whitetail deer, quail, and rich history, it offers prime fair-chase hunting with 80% low fencing and abundant wildlife. The land features rolling topography, two wet-weather creeks, and 14 water tanks, including stacked systems. With six cross-fenced pastures, working pens, and modest improvements, this is a rare chance to own a true South Texas sporting & cattle ranch.

This South Texas property offers exceptional hunting and ranching opportunities just northwest of Raymondville and near Port Mansfield. Sharing fence line with the famed King Ranch, it features old-growth brush, fine sandy soils, and diverse wildlife, including whitetail deer, quail, dove, turkey, and abundant free-ranging nilgai. With quality fencing, pastures, ponds, five water wells, and an excellent road system, it combines strong recreational appeal with functional ranch infrastructure.

A premier sporting property in the Texas Panhandle, this exceptional ranch is a haven for native bobwhite quail and wildlife. Decades of stewardship have shaped an ideal habitat with native grasses, 12 fallow pivot fields, and a 7-mile waterline with sprinklers every 1,000 feet. Multiple high-volume wells support year-round water access. A remodeled two-bedroom home, strong fencing, and well-maintained roads complete the offering—an unmatched opportunity for sportsmen and investors alike.

This Texas property, established in 1859 and managed by six generations, blends rich history with natural beauty. It features diverse landscapes, including rolling rangelands with live oaks and wildflowers and two creeks—Blanco and Mucorrera—offering scenic views and recreational opportunities. Home to abundant wildlife, the property also supports an active cattle operation. Improvements include working pens, hunting camps, and water sources, making it a versatile property for various uses.

This Texas conservation ranch offers diverse landscapes of live oaks, native grasses, bluffs, and canyons along Purgatory Creek. The property has been actively managed for wildlife, supporting whitetail deer, turkey, dove, and feral hogs. Water wells, troughs, and electrical services offer sustainable land stewardship and potential for future subdivision. Protected by two conservation easements, the ranch allows up to 6 building envelopes, making it an ideal long-term investment.

This is a duck hunter’s dream, but also offers phenomenal fishing on Lake Calcasieu, Louisiana, for speckled trout, redfish, and flounder. No boat is required to crab and cast to redfish just outside the back door or fish lights for speckled trout off the pier. As a bonus, deer, hogs, and alligators are present in huntable numbers, or be a kid again and catch some bullfrogs! Raptors, various cranes and herons, roseate spoonbills, gallinules, rails, and coots are common sightings.

Built in 2006 on the shores of Mays Lake, this lodge features 10 private bedrooms with en suite baths, expansive living areas, chef’s and commercial kitchens, and sweeping views of premier flooded timber. Modern amenities include Starlink Internet, a Klipsch sound system, and multiple gathering spaces. The property offers trophy fishing, exceptional waterfowl, deer, and hog hunting, along with heated shops, equipment storage, and welcoming spaces designed for comfort and camaraderie.

Located just 35± minutes west of Houston, this historic Texas property blends country charm with modern luxury. The 1934 farmhouse was fully renovated in 2019, featuring 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and inviting living spaces with a fireplace and screened porch. Additional cottages and a foreman’s home provide ample guest or staff housing. A 24-stall barn, ponds, wells, and diverse wildlife complete this rare blend of functionality, recreation, and refined rural living.