, Fort Davis, TX (Jeff Davis County)

Description: The Ranch is secluded by natural land boundaries, large ranches and conservation tracts. This mountain ranch sits high above the Chihuahuan Desert at elevations ranging from approximately 5,600 feet to 6,200 feet and affords moderate year-round weather with pleasant summer temperatures. It has spectacular mountain views, rolling hills and a beautiful grassy valley interspersed with oaks and junipers. The property has an awe-inspiring view of Mt. Livermore and its baldy peak (the tallest peak in the Davis Mountains) as well as the Sierra Viejo Mountains to the west the Del Nortes and the Glass mountains to the southeast, The Chinati Mountains to the southwest with Mexico beyond.

Wildlife: Native wildlife is abundant on the ranch including: Mule deer, Whitetail deer, Coues deer, javelina, quail, dove, turkey, aoudad sheep and mountain lion; as well as, a plethora of indigenous birds that gather around the rock tank.

Water: Shallow ground water is available at various points on the ranch. There is a small spring fed water development with a large open topped storage tank constructed of native rock.