Rocksprings, TX 78880(Edwards County)

The land blends high mesas and creek bottoms, with elevations ranging from 2,100 to 2,260 feet. The western mesa top offers panoramic views of the surrounding country, while the creek bottom supports rich vegetation with oak, black walnut, pinon pine, persimmon, and shin oak. Fossils and flint can be found throughout the property, making it a unique spot for rockhounds. The blend of browse, terrain, and water makes it ideal habitat for native and exotic game.

WILDLIFE & HUNTING:

This ranch has not been hunted in several years, allowing game to thrive. Native species include whitetail deer, turkey, dove, and quail, along with aoudad and other exotics common to the region. One blind, two corn feeders, and natural food sources are already in place. The property offers room for additional blinds and feeders and plenty of space for hiking, exploring, and stargazing.

IMPROVEMENTS & UTILITIES:

A 400 sq/ft metal Morgan building serves as a cabin or storage space and sits in a prime spot overlooking the creek bed. Shared water is available from a nearby well about a quarter-mile down the easement road. Power is accessible in the area, and the property is perimeter fenced with a gated entrance.

REMARKS:

Red Bluff Retreat is an affordable Hill Country hunting ranch with scenery, elevation, and water features rarely found at this size. With Red Bluff Creek, good access, and diverse terrain, its a ready-to-use getaway with the foundation to build out a family retreat or hunting camp.