Pettus, TX 78146(Goliad County)

The ranch is predominantly large intact stands of native diverse brush and trees, including live oaks, impressive bull mesquites and cedar elms, all providing excellent browse and shelter for wildlife. There are two beautiful draw systems on the ranch with nice stands of live oaks. Subject to evaluation by a professional lake builder, there appear to be portions of these draws suitable for a nice lake.

WILDLIFE

The ranch enjoys abundant populations of wildlife including white-tailed deer, turkey, quail and dove, as well as predators. The owner, over the past decade has managed the parent ranchs native deer herd for years to produce trophy-quality mature animals for the area. This quality is apparent when reviewing the past years harvest results. Please note, some of the deer pictures on the listing page are from the parent ranch that this offering is still currently a part of.

ELECTRICITY

The ranch has an electric service line as well as along the highway.

MINERALS

This is a surface sale only.

AREA HISTORY

The community of Pettus (fka Dry Medio) dates back to the early days of Texas with Pettus being renamed around the time of the Civil War in honor of area settler John Freeman Pettus who participated in the battle of San Jacinto. To the east, about halfway to Goliad, is the small community known as Charco. Charco was settled by at least four members of Stephen F. Austin's Old Three Hundred. Spanish explorers in the eighteenth century recorded that an Indian village was located at this site. The Spanish charco means pool or watering hole, a name suggested by the numerous bodies of water that once dotted the area. The name is also said to come from an Indian designation for the locality, referring to a petrified stump near a watering pool.

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