Fitzpatrick Ranch
The Fitzpatrick Ranch is 4440 acres of very scenic sharp rolling hills approximately 45 miles Southwest of Uvalde in an area still known for its large low-fenced ranches and big free-ranging white-tailed deer. This ranch is easily accessible by its frontage along F.M. 1908 five miles North of Quemado, Texas. This is a truly unique ranch due to its abundant water features including two miles of the Maverick County irrigation canal and 1.8 miles of frontage along the Las Moras Creek, the most well-known creek in this region of Southwest Texas which begins at the famous Fort Clark Springs in Brackettville. There are also multiple water wells on the ranch.
Wildlife includes deer, javelina, feral hogs, abundant blue and bob-white quail, and some very good dove hunting. Exotic wildlife species found on the ranch include Elk, Axis deer, and Aoudad sheep. This is an excellent low-fenced hunt...
Wildlife includes deer, javelina, feral hogs, abundant blue and bob-white quail, and some very good dove hunting. Exotic wildlife species found on the ranch include Elk, Axis deer, and Aoudad sheep. This is an excellent low-fenced hunting ranch.
Infrastructure on the ranch includes an old headquarters area with several old houses, a barn, and various outbuildings. These improvements are currently used for a hunting camp but are in need of repairs.
Dont overlook this opportunity to purchase a very good hunting ranch at a per-acre price that is becoming hard to find across Texas !!
This ranch is exclusively offered by Mark Hubbard Ranch Properties and is a surface-only offering. Please contact listing agent Michael Sasser at 361-877-6259 to schedule a showing.
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