Bee County 117 +/- Acres | Double County Road Frontage & Wildlife
117 +/- acres of classic South Texas brush country in Bee County, offering exceptional wildlife habitat, excellent access, and strong future potential. The property is thick with native brush, providing ideal cover for deer, turkey, hogs, javelina, dove, quail, and more. Several wet-weather creeks wind across the ranch, creating natural travel corridors and adding to its recreational appeal.
This property benefits from county road frontage on two sides, giving it excellent access and layout options for future improvements or potential division. Power is available, making it easy to set up a hunting camp, weekend getaway, or future homesite. With its current ag exemption, carrying costs stay low, making this a practical and attractive long-term hold.
Located about 15 +/- miles from Kenedy, 20 +/- miles from Beeville, and just over an hour from Corpus Christi, this ranch is perfectly situa...
Located about 15 +/- miles from Kenedy, 20 +/- miles from Beeville, and just over an hour from Corpus Christi, this ranch is perfectly situated for weekend trips or year-round enjoyment. Whether you are looking for an outstanding hunting property, a quiet recreational retreat, or an investment with future development potential, this 117 +/- acre Bee County ranch is ready for you to make it your own.
117 +/- acres in Bee County
Dense South Texas Brush
Loaded with game such as deer, turkey, hogs, javelina, dove, quail and more.
Numerous wet weather creeks
Power available
Ag exempt for low taxes
Maintained double sided county road frontage
Large neighbors
Great hunting, recreation, and development opportunities
15 +/- miles from Kenedy
20 +/- miles from Beeville
65 +/- miles from Corpus
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