Palo Verde Ranch
Description:
The 196+- acre McMullen County Palo Verde Ranch features high fencing, 2 water wells, and excellent seclusion. This ranch is located on Old San Diego Road just South of Tilden and is surrounded by large neighbors. 2 small ponds and Cow Creek supply water throughout the ranch to the wildlife as well as an optional water trough system not currently utilized. The Palo Verde Ranch features excellent rolling views to the East with 50+ feet of elevation change across the ranch. Come see this one today!
Location:
This McMullen County ranch is located just South of Tilden on Old San Diego Road which is located between FM 624 and FM 1962 about 23 miles South of Tilden.
Approximate travel times:
To Downtown San Antonio: 1 hour and 41 minutes
To Corpus Christi: 1 hour and 23 minutes
To Laredo: 1 hours and 35 minutes
Wildlife:
This ranch is covered up in game! Wildlife common to t...
This ranch is covered up in game! Wildlife common to this property and area are White-Tailed Deer, Rio Grande Turkey, and Feral Hogs. Varmints include Bobcats, coyotes, and the occasional badger. This ranch is approximately 95% high-fenced allowing you to add exotic wildlife or more white-tailed deer to the already existing deer herd with very little work or leave it like it is and hunt it low-fence. Some exotic animals have been present on the ranch. Bobwhite and Blue Quail also call this ranch and area home and provide additional recreation for the wing-shooter.
Water:
Cow Creek is a seasonal creek that feeds into the Nueces River system and can hold large amounts of water at times. There are currently 2 water wells on the ranch. The water well in the middle of the ranch supplies water to some water troughs and the ponds are fed by runoff but could be supplemented by water wells in the future.
Habitat:
The habitat on this ranch is extremely diverse and features both creek bottom habitat as well as typical South Texas brush habitat. The creek bottom habitat consists of Elm, Hackberry and, Bull Mesquite Trees while the brush habitat consists of Guajilla, Blackbrush, Granjeno, Texas Kidneywood and Palo Verde Trees. Palo Verde Trees and Guajilla are well known for their excellent protein content. The brush habitat on this ranch is extremely diverse which is ideal when trying to grow big deer. It would be extremely hard to find a ranch this size with this brush diversity in this part of South Texas.
Come see this one today!
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