This is a very diverse ranch that has been in the same family for over 100 years. The property features large elevation changes, from high hills to a deep creek bottom. Lagarto Creek traverses the ranch for approximately 3 miles. Wildlife habitat is excellent for deer, quail, and turkey. Water is provided by 3 windmills, one water well with an electric pump, two stock tanks, and the seasonal Lagarto Creek. The ranch is located in southern Live Oak County with paved road frontage, just west of Lake Corpus Christi.

Located on the southern end of Live Oak County, this ranch boasts excellent wildlife habitat and highway frontage on HWY 281. The ranch has a very good combination of heavy South-Texas brush with big mesquites and open country suitable for hunting quail. Dix Hollow Creek is a large, wet-weather creek that traverses the entire ranch. The ranch has a good road system and two water wells.

This ranch features approximately 1 mile of the Atascosa River. This small but secluded wildlife haven has a good habitat for deer, turkey, quail, dove, and hogs. The property is 3 miles west of Interstate 37, accessed by a county road and 1 mile easement of road. The ranch has huge oak trees, big mesquites, and plenty of brush, as well as a new water well and electric pump, a small camphouse and travel trailer, and blinds and feeders in place and ready to enjoy. This property is 1 hour from downtown San Antonio.