Location 15± miles to Rocksprings Access via Highway 377 and County Road 450 Approx. 7.25± miles of easement road within the subdivision Land & Terrain Offering some of the higher ground within the subdivision, the property ranges from approximately 1,960 feet to 2,180 feet in elevation. The terrain includes a mix of level areas, rolling ground, and steeper elevation along the hilltop portion. Vegetation consists of native brush, live oak, and cedar, providing both wildlife habitat and natural privacy. A wet-weather creek bed runs through the property, creating a natural drainage feature while dividing the land into two distinct sections. One side offers flatter ground with mature trees and scattered brush, while the opposite side rises into higher elevation with thicker cover and long-range views. This contrast adds both usability and habitat diversity across the tract. Wildlife & Hunting The area supports a variety of native and exotic species, including whitetail, axis, fallow, aoudad, turkey, and other game typical of the region. The combination of elevation, brush, and natural drainage supports wildlife movement and hunting opportunities across the property. Remarks Rocking Hill Ranch offers a rugged Edwards County tract with elevation, cover, and varied terrain that create both visual interest and functional use. The combination of habitat, access, and manageable size makes it a strong option for hunting or recreational ownership. The property is currently under agricultural exemption, supporting low annual taxes.