Kingsville, TX 78363(Kleberg County)

Dove, quail, ducks, geese and crane offer outstanding wing-shooting and waterfowl hunting opportunities, while the adequately dense mesquite growth provides cover for whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey and the occasional nilgai. This part of Texas is also well-known for its birding opportunities with close to 400 distinct species observed.

Habitat:

Typical of ranches in this area, flora on the ranch includes southern live oak, mesquite, prickly pear, blackbrush, brasil, lime prickly ash and Spanish Dagger. Tall bunch grasses located throughout the ranch also provide excellent habitat for the native quail population.

Improvements:

The ranch is fenced and cross fenced into four pastures of roughly equal size. There is one water well with a large, attached pila, and electric service is available onsite.

Access:

Primary access is made via country road FM 2180 with a secondary entrance located on FM 2190.

Water:

One water well with attached pila that supplies water to a large, centrally located water trough.

Mineral Rights:

Sellers to retain owned mineral rights.

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