These 120+/- acres are conveniently located just minutes southwest of Pearsall off paved FM 1581. While a blank canvas, the property has electricity present and is waiting to be built to ones desires. The property offers great hunting and livestock opportunities and would also make a perfect weekend getaway or a permanent residence all within an hour of San Antonio. Sellers would consider owner finance. Some deed restrictions apply, see attached documents for details. WILDLIFE: The diversity of the soils and brush found in this area of Frio county sustains great numbers of native wildlife. Whitetail deer, hogs, dove and bobwhite quail can be seen on the property. With the Frio River and Buck Creek being just over a mile away from the property, the ranch boasts great numbers of Rio Grande turkey. TERRAIN: The property is mostly flat, there are a few cleared areas with the remainder of the property consisting of great brush diversity. IMPROVEMENTS: The ranch entrance is constructed of large cedar posts, the perimeter fencing was built in November of 2023 and is 4 strand low fence. WATER: A buyer would need to have a water well drilled. EXEMPTIONS: Currently Wildlife Exempt. LOCATION: Approximately 60+/- miles from San Antonio, Approximately 27+/- miles from Devine, Approximately 6+/- miles from Pearsall, Approximately 16+/- miles from Dilley, Approximately 101+/- miles from Laredo.

78.73 acres of pasture land in Frio County – gentle sloping with some large oak trees along the frontage of property – no restrictions – currently in use for cattle grazing and hunting – an open canvas for future home site and/or farming and ranching use. No current water on property – water well will need to be drilled – electric pole are on neighbor’s property – secluded but also close to IH 35 for commuting.

Escape to this stunning 110-acre ranch, just minutes from Loop 1604 and a short drive from San Antonio, offering the perfect blend of country living and convenience. This meticulously maintained property features a charming 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, ideal for a primary residence or weekend getaway. With open fields, beautiful oak trees, and multiple ponds, the land provides the perfect environment for both cattle ranching and outdoor recreation. The mix of pasture and brush also attracts an abundance of wildlife, making it an excellent spot for hunting whitetail, hogs, dove, duck, turkey and more. Whether you’re looking to run cattle, explore nature, or simply enjoy the tranquility of rural living, this turn-key ranch has it all-ready for you to move in and make it your own.

Located in the southeastern corner of Dimmit County, Texas, Rancho Encantado spans an impressive 5,250 acres in the heart of the famed “Golden Triangle,” a region celebrated for producing some of the largest and most impressive trophy whitetail deer in the state. Originally the headquarters of the historic “Light Ranch,” this property boasts a rich legacy of exceptional hunting and land stewardship. Since acquiring the ranch in 1992, renowned outdoorsman Jack Brittingham has meticulously managed its native deer herd, solidifying its reputation as one of the premier whitetail hunting destinations in North America. Rancho Encantado offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of Texas hunting history. The ranch’s diverse landscape is composed primarily of red sandy loam soils, which support a remarkable variety of native, protein-rich plant species such as coma, granjeno, and kidneywood. These plants, combined with strict habitat management, provide an ideal environment for growing trophy whitetails. The brush ranges from mature thickets to fresh growth, offering excellent cover and forage. The ranch features many seasonal creek bottoms and a rolling topography of more than 150 feet of change, which creates long range views and a diversity of habitat throughout. Very little of the land has been cleared, preserving its natural character. To maintain habitat balance, the ranch also supports a herd of African sable, which contributes to the overall grazing management strategy. Water is a critical feature of Rancho Encantado, with eight Carrizo Aquifer wells ensuring a consistent and abundant supply. A sophisticated 6-inch water line system allows for efficient distribution across the ranch, including to five duck marshes that are strategically flooded to enhance waterfowl hunting. The property also features a 4.5-acre bass-stocked pond, supplemented by an irrigation well, and a smaller pond near the main residence that irrigates the surrounding lawn. This comprehensive water infrastructure supports both wildlife and habitat needs year-round. Rancho Encantado is synonymous with world-class whitetail hunting. The ranch’s deer herd has never been genetically augmented, a rarity in South Texas, and decades of strict management of the native whitetail have resulted in consistent production of Boone and Crockett-caliber South Texas bucks. The ranch boasts an extraordinary legacy of consistently harvesting multiple world-class whitetail deer each year, exemplified by the hundreds of photos and mounts throughout the lodge that commemorate each memory. In addition to deer, the ranch offers outstanding duck hunting, with marshes planted with Japanese millet each August and set up with blinds for an unforgettable experience. The ranch can support a healthy number of quail and recent reports have been excellent on bird numbers this year. The property also supports other wildlife, including African Sable and warthogs, adding to its diverse hunting opportunities. The ranch’s infrastructure is designed to accommodate both intimate family retreats and large-scale corporate events. The 7,500-square-foot main lodge features a grand great room with a striking central fireplace, a formal dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen ideal for preparing anything from casual meals to gourmet feasts. With seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms, the lodge provides ample space for overnight guests. Additional accommodations include a ranch manager’s house built in 2011, two bow hunter cabins, and a unique “Caboose Cabin” repurposed from an old train car that pays homage to the property’s ranching history. Other improvements include a 4,000-foot runway (2,000ft paved) with a large hydraulic swing door hangar and adjacent barn, miles of well-maintained caliche roads, and extensive fencing to support high-quality game management.