1,100 Acres in Hebbronville, TX - $2,035,000
In the center of South Texas quail country, this Jim Hogg county ranch sits 25 miles South of Hebbronville on the East side of Hwy 1017. The San Carlos ranch is approx. 1100 acres. The Jim Hogg County Airport is approx 30 miles away, and the McAllen International Airport is about an hour and a half drive.
There are no structures or housing on the property. Electricity is available down the entire West fence line and into the property approximately 2,000 ft to a water well; an excellent spot for developing a new camp site.
Fencing: The entire perimeter of the ranch, except the 1.5 miles of hwy frontage, is high fenced and in good condition. The interior fencing divides the ranch into two pastures.
Water: The San Carlos is very well watered. with four water wells scattered across the property, one can be sure that wildlife does not have to go far for water. Well depths are in the 300 ft...
Water: The San Carlos is very well watered. with four water wells scattered across the property, one can be sure that wildlife does not have to go far for water. Well depths are in the 300 ft range and provide good household water. Two of the wells utilize windmills for pumping water, on one well the water is drawn by a submersible pump, and the fourth well is located approximately 100 ft from electricity.
Wildlife: Outstanding Bobwhite Quail country. Out of the 1100 acres, 75% is native grass country, open enough for turning out bird dogs but tight enough to keep from covering too much country in a hunt. The other 25% is a scattered mix of tight brush thickets that provide a diversified mixture of woody like species, interceded with a mix of native grasses and Buffel grass. These areas create excellent cover and vegetation for all wildlife. The deer hunting on the San Carlos is as outstanding as
the quail hunting.
Habitat: This ranch is dominated by native grasses. The greatest portion of the ranch sits on a soil bank known as the Delmita Association. This is a top soil for raising natural forages. It is resilient to drought and responds quickly to moisture. All areas are accessible and can be reached without four wheel drive. Recently there have been several new senderos cut, which have really helped hunting and maneuverability around the ranch.
Minerals: Some minerals are negotiable.
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