Black Creek River Ranch

Executive Summary: Located in both La Salle and Webb Counties, and in the heart of big deer country, the Black Creek River Ranch is a diverse 1906 acre outdoor enthusiast dream! Located along the Nueces River and divided into 3 separate pastures, 2 of which are high fenced, the ranch has been meticulously managed for 9+ years by a wildlife biologist operating under the MLDP level 3 program. Good county road access, great native brush, trophy native and exotic game, and comfortable living accommodations all lead to the Black Creek River Ranch being a must-see for the discerning recreational ranch buyer. Hunting/Wildlife If you are looking for a fantastic hunting property, look no further than The Black Creek River Ranch! The ranch is divided into 3 separate pastures, two of which are completely high fenced with the third 3/4 high fenced and open to the Nueces River. The larger high fence section is home to trophy axis deer, white-tailed Deer, blackbuck antelope, blue scale quail, bobwhite quail, and javelina. The largest section of the ranch is 1050 acres and is home to native trophy white-tailed deer, bobwhite quail, blue scale quail, feral hogs, and javelina. The ranch has been heavily managed for 9 years by a wildlife biologist operating under the MLDP level 3 program and supplemental protein pellets and cottonseed are fed year-round. Land/Surface Water/Vegetation Overview: The ranch has not been grazed by livestock in over 20 years and has great native pasture coupled with South Texas brush which includes mesquite, huisache, prickly pear, white brush, black brush, guajillo, granjeno, guayacan, brasil, kidneywood, acacia, etc. Several large open fields areas are in sachahuista grass which is a course evergreen and lends nicely for hunting Bobwhite Quail. The ranch is well watered and highlighted by the Nueces River making up the northern border, along with Black Creek which traverses the ranch as well. Rounding out the water features are 4 dirt tanks, 1 pila, and 8 water troughs all fed from a shared water well and complement the abundance of wildlife found on the ranch ad equality. Lodging: Located on the highest point of the ranch with big views, The ranch house is a 2-bedroom 1 bath home with a loft and an outside bathhouse with a shower, toilet, washer, and dryer. Additionally, there are 4 RV hookups at the home-site for additional sleeping space for guests. Utilities/Water Features: Water: The water for the ranch comes from the Enterprise Gas Plant with an allocation of 300 gallons per day with a recorded deed stating such. There are three water storage tanks on the ranch totaling 16,000 gallons. Electricity: On-site Sewer: Septic tanks Minerals: No minerals will convey as current ownership does not own any Taxes: Wildlife Exempt Drive Time to Major Cities: San Antonio: 2hrs 50 min Austin: 4 hours Houston: 5 hours Showing Instructions: Subject property is marketed and shown exclusively by the Mock Ranches Group, a team with Keller Williams Realty. To protect the security and privacy of our clients, Buyers or Buyers agents must make an appointment with the Listing Agent for all showings or to receive full showing instructions. All appointments require at least 48-hour notice for showings. Notice to Buyers Agents: Buyer agent must make the first contact and be present for all showings to qualify for a full commission. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of the Listing Broker and/or its associates. Disclaimers: The information contained herein has been gathered from sources deemed reliable; however, the Mock Ranches Group at Keller Williams Realty and its associates, members, agents, and employees cannot guarantee the accuracy of such information. No representation is made as to the possible investment value or type of use. Prospective buyers are urged to verify all information to their satisfaction and consult with their tax and legal advisors before making a final determination. Real Estate buyers are hereby notified that properties in the States of Texas are subject to many forces and impacts, natural and unnatural; including, but not limited to weather-related events, environmental issues, disease (e.g. Oak Wilt, Chronic Wasting Disease, or Anthrax), invasive species, illegal trespassing, previous owner actions, actions by neighbors and government actions. Prospective buyers should investigate any concerns to their satisfaction.