Comprising 77,261 deeded acres and 12,000 acres of leased land, this represents one of the most significant private landholdings in the Trans-Pecos region of Texas. Encompassing the majority of two entire mountain ranges, this is an opportunity to control a landscape at true geographic scale. Elevations rise dramatically from desert grasslands along the Rio Grande to the summit of Eagle Peak at 7,484 feet, offering exceptional topographic diversity. This elevation change creates a classic “sky island” ecosystem—an isolated mountain environment where increased rainfall, cooler temperatures, and varied soils support vegetation and wildlife typically absent from surrounding desert.