2008± Acres Turkey Creek Ranch, Uvalde County
CR 1022
Uvalde, Texas
Description: South Texas brush, Hill Country views & over 1 mile of Turkey Creek are a superb combination that adds uniqueness to this ranch. This rare combination of natural features is accompanied by a nice home, complete high-fenced perimeter, paved entrance road and new hunting equipment. The ranch is turn-key and is ready to be hunted.
Improvements: Attractive 2,000± s.f., 4 bedroom residence is nestled below a large hill and overlooks Turkey Creek, accessed by an all weather road from the front gate to the home. The home features 4 bedrooms, Saltillo tile floors, vaulted living/dining room with fireplace, & a wonderful screened in porch. Perimeter is completely high fenced. Deer pen, barn, walk-in cool storage, storage barns, grain silo. Recent corn feeders (14), protein feeders (16) , quail feeders (11), & executive blinds (14). Skeet range.
Water: The property has over one mile of spring fed Turkey Creek. One water well supplies 12 water troughs that are placed throughout the ranch. The ranch is very well watered, with 7 earthen tanks and a lake that is 300± acres when full.
Vegetation: This ranch has a great amount of brush diversity. Brush species include guajillo, blackbrush, guayacon, granjeno, persimmon, white brush, mesquite, cenisa (purple sage) and prickly pear. There are 200± acres of field which has been planted in oats over the past few years. Turkey Creek is lined with big beautiful oak and elm trees. Scattered hackberry trees can be found as well.
Topography: The ranch ranges in elevation from 842±’ to 968±’. About ¾ of the ranch is good bottom land and the remaining 500± acres consists of brushy hills with great scenic views.
Wildlife: The ranch has abundant native wildlife including white tailed deer, turkey, quail, dove, javelina and feral hogs. This ranch has a high volume of turkeys due to Turkey Creek and the surrounding open fields. This ranch has been managed for several years and as a result has a great native deer herd.
Minerals: Owner will convey all mineral interest owned.
Location: Subject property is 20± miles S.W. of Uvalde & 110± miles S.W. of San Antonio. The ranch is accessed via a 3 mile, paved deeded easement off CR1022.
Note: Texas law requires all real estate licensees to give the following Information About Brokerage Services: trec.state.tx.us/pdf/contracts/OP-K.pdf
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