, Cisco, TX (Eastland County)

Terrain: The ranch boasts dramatic terrain sculptured by the Leon River. Views in excess of 5 miles in distance are common from elevated positions on the south portion of the ranch. The upper Leon River and joining creeks (flowing during parts of the year yet continually wet) cause rich and thick tree producing areas along its path through the property. Magnificent oak, cedar and birch trees make the ranch extremely lush. Rolling hills and shear river and creek valleys predominate The Leon River Ranch. Fossils called "crinoid stems" from the Ordovician geologic period are common on the rocky surfaces of the ranch.

Improvements: At the ranch headquarters, there is a 3 bedroom, 2 bath main lodge with large front and back porches, a large metal barn with bunk house and bath that sleeps 7, surrounded with pipe fencing. Just outside the fence is a skeet deck with thrower overlooking a beautiful canyon. There is also a nice set of dog kennels, with fresh water piped to them.

Wildlife: The property has been intensely managed over the past five years as a shooting preserve and has a private bird hunting area license issued by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Deer, Turkey, Quail, Ducks, Pheasant, Chukar, and Feral Hogs roam throughout the property. Two nice ponds can be found on the ranch which are stocked with redfish and bass.

Minerals: some minerals are available with an acceptable contract

Price: $3,275 per acre