BEYER CROSSING RANCH: Big live water, working and recreational ranch with approx. 2,850 ft. of exceptional San Saba River frontage. Deep, wide stretch of water backed up by a natural dam with several small flowing waterfalls. The river banks are lined with lots of native pecan trees along with huge white oak and live oak trees upstream. Balance of ranch is primarily gently rolling live oak & mesquite country with very little cedar. Fences are low barbed-wire, recently built down the west boundary and ranch is cross-fenced into 3 pastures. Small older house near river used as a hunting cabin. One working well with electric submersible pump & generator feed into large concrete storage tank. Electric service on property, currently runs from along county road to the older oil well near center of property. $3,500 per acre. LOCATION/ACCESS: Only 8 miles west of Menard, TX off Highway 190 and Bois D'Arc road (county). Roughly 2 hours from Austin, 2 hours from San Antonio, 3 hours from Midland or 4 hours from Dallas/Ft. Worth. Majority of the ranch is very accessible with Parrish Rd (private) traversing across north end of property parallel to river while main pasture road runs the length of the ranch. Several smaller roads branch off or loop around to blinds, feeders, wells, etc. LAND: Beyer Crossing Ranch has great variety and topography ranging from park-like pecan bottoms along the river, to former cultivated fields and up to rockier soils and ridges in the span of a 200 ft. elevation change. Lots of big live oak timber, scattered mesquite, brush cover and very little cedar leaving open lanes and pockets of native grasses/range land. Topo drops back down off elevation on the south end and into a wet weather draw. Fields Creek crosses property near river while Bois D'Arc creek clips the SE portion. WATER: 2,850 feet of San Saba River front to enjoy for camping, swimming, fishing, kayaking, floating or just sittin' in. 3 windmill wells, only one working as it's equipped with submersible pump and feeds into large storage tank and water trough. Depths from nearby well logs show groundwater level near 40 feet closer to river and over 200 feet down near the more elevated south portion. IMPROVEMENTS: Older homestead, windmill and tank house right off county road currently used for hunting cabin and base camp. Ranch is perimeter, low fenced barbwire with cross fencing into three tracts. Electric on property near hunting camp and at a single oil well near center-east boundary of the ranch. Decent set of working pens for cattle with a fenced push lane. MINERALS/TITLE: New survey is completed and it's believed that seller owns all of the mineral title/interest which are negotiable.