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Contact for Price  •  12,301 acres
Comstock, Texas 5± miles of Indian Creek Diverse terrain with high mesas and box canyons Elevations from 1,400-1,797± ft 150± ft bluffs with caves Hunting camp with electricity 7 water wells 20± miles of ranch roads and trails
$9,348,900  •  8,499 acres
In the far reaches of northwestern Texas, just 1.5 miles south of the historic ghost town of Pandale, lies one of the most extraordinary river ranches in the state. Encompassing approximately 8,499 acres and held in single-family ownership for more than 40 years, this legacy property offers an unmatched combination of accessible Lower Pecos River frontage, rich prehistoric history, abundant wildlife, reliable water infrastructure, and well-built functional improvements — all set within an extremely private and untouched landscape.
Contact for Price  •  6,600 acres
PROPERTY SPECS Total Acres: 6,600± Water: Approx. 20± Miles of Shoreline County: Val Verde Features: Main House Guest House Bunk House 4 Stock Ponds Livestock Pens
$5,950,000  •  3,597.47 acres
Overview: Cow Creek Ranch offers 3,597.47± acres in Val Verde County, Texas, showcasing an expansive landscape with diverse terrain, strong water features, and exceptional wildlife habitat. The ranch has been carefully managed for hunting and recreation, combining large-acre privacy with light infrastructure already in place. With rolling ridges, deep valleys, hardwood cover, and wet-weather creek frontage, this ranch provides a rare opportunity to own a sizable, turnkey property in one of Texas' most game-rich regions. Land & Topography: The ranch features rolling terrain with a blend of Pinion Pine, Live Oak, Shin Oak, Blue Oak, Mountain Laurel, Agarita, Juniper, and Guajillo. Elevations range from 1,720± ft to 2,060± ft, offering ridge-top views, valley bottoms, and open meadow areas. Approximately 35-40± acres of planted wheat patches provide strong forage for wildlife. Several caves and old dams add exploration opportunities and character to the landscape. Privacy is excellent, with the easement road ending directly at the ranch gate. Water Features: The property includes 2.74± miles of Cow Creek and nearly one mile of Red Bluff Creek, both of which are wet-weather creeks, along with miles of additional wet-weather runoff channels. Several pockets along the creeks hold water year-round, and the ranch has four existing dams, two of which hold water, contributing to a strong wildlife habitat and hunting environment. The ranch is further supported by a well-established water system with 13± water troughs and two water wells-one electric and one solar-ensuring dependable water distribution throughout the property. Wildlife & Hunting: The ranch carries a wildlife valuation, keeping taxes low and operations efficient. Wildlife is abundant, with a strong presence of Aoudad, Whitetail Deer, and Hogs, offering exceptional hunting opportunities. There are also occasional sightings of Sika, Elk, Black Bear, and Axis, adding to the diversity of free-range exotics on the property. Hunting infrastructure is already in place, including 12+ protein feeders, 15+ corn spreaders, and 13± water troughs, making the ranch ready to hunt on day one. Improvements: Improvements include a one-bedroom hunting cabin with a kitchen and living room, plus a 5th-wheel unit with its own bedroom, bath, and kitchen. An 80' x 40' barn with a 20' x 40' rear awning provides ample storage and workspace. The barn also features an 856± sq/ft upstairs area with potential to be converted into additional living quarters. Included equipment adds significant value: a 6,000± lb hopper trailer, 32,000± lb two-side hopper, and a disassembled walk-in cooler with hoist. Location & Access: The ranch is accessed by 5.5± miles of caliche road off Hwy 377. Travel times include 37± miles to Del Rio, 57± miles to Rocksprings, 184± miles to San Antonio International Airport, and 227± miles to Austin-Bergstrom Airport. The location offers both seclusion and practical access to nearby towns and major travel routes. Remarks: Cow Creek Ranch provides a rare opportunity to acquire a large, turnkey hunting and recreation ranch with strong water, varied topography, and extensive wildlife. The ranch includes minimal vertical improvements, offering the next owner a true blank canvas to develop as desired while still providing the essentials of a functional hunting camp setup. With established water systems, feed infrastructure, and exceptional wildlife diversity, the ranch is ready for immediate use while offering long-term potential in one of Texas' most desirable large-acre regions.
Contact for Price  •  3,300 acres
PROPERTY SPECS Total Acres: 3,300± Water: 5± Miles of Waterfront County: Val Verde Nearest City: Del Rio Distance: Minutes Features: 5± Miles Waterfront Lake Amistad Paved Access Electricity
$1,950,000  •  893 acres
893 ± Acres Comstock, Texas Remodeled 3BR/2BA modular house New storage buildings & 2 carports Skinning shed with water & electric 1 water well & 11 water troughs Scenic views Year-round feeding with corn & protein 8± miles of trails
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$795,000  •  273 acres
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+/-273 Acres w House, Elec, Water. Hunting. Land and House.
$389,000  •  107.6 acres
+/-107.6 High Fenced Acres just off hwy. Diverse terrain. Elec near. Shared water. Western Hill Country Realty
Contact for Price  •  65 acres
65 ± Acres Del Rio, Texas 650± ft of Devils River frontage 2BR/2BA stone home overlooking the river Incredible landscape with 478-550± ft elevations Natural rock overhangs with Native American artifacts Custom steps to the river Several outbuildings/shops Excellent opportunities for hiking and exploration