Sabinal, TX 78881(Uvalde County)

Paloma Grande Ranch is located just 1.5 miles southwest of Sabinal, Texas, making it easily accessible while maintaining a quiet and private setting. The ranch is less than twenty-five minutes from HEB in Uvalde and just over an hour from San Antonio. It enjoys 622 feet of paved frontage along FM 301 to the northwest and more than 3,944 feet of frontage on CR 309 to the east. Bordered by farmland to the east and south, Paloma Grande is perfectly positioned as a premier dove and quail hunting destination. Its location offers the rare combination of rural seclusion with convenient proximity to nearby towns and city amenities.

Vegetation & Terrain

The ranch features a classic South Texas blend of cultivated fields and diverse native brush, including guajillo, blackbrush, persimmon, whitebrush, and guayacan, which provide both forage and cover for wildlife. The terrain is primarily level, allowing for ease of use and future improvements, while the Guayacan gravel hill along the western boundary rises more than seventy feet and offers sweeping views of the Concan hills. Careful brush management has created a balanced mix of open hunting fields, prime grazing pastures, and protected habitat, giving the ranch both functionality and beauty. With roughly 140 acres of cultivated sesame fields at the front of the property and 430 acres of native brush country toward the back, Paloma Grande offers an impressive variety of highly productive bird habitat, deer country, and grazing land.

Water & Improvements

The ranch is well watered with two ponds situated along a tributary of Nolton Creek that provide consistent water for wildlife. Two wells service the property: a shallow well producing two to three gallons per minute at a depth of one hundred feet, and a newly drilled Edwards Aquifer irrigation well at a depth of 1,010 feet that produces 17.37 GPM but has the capabilities, with the right permits, to produce an impressive 400 gallons per minute, with a static water level of 270 feet and the pump set at 378 feet. While the property has no structural improvements, it offers numerous excellent building locations for a future lodge or homestead. Several cross-fences divide the cultivated fields from the brushland, and the perimeter is primarily low fenced with one side high fenced, offering flexibility for both game management and agricultural uses.

Wildlife & Hunting

Paloma Grande Ranch is a true sportsmans property. The cultivated sesame and sunflower fields create one of the best dove and quail habitats in the region, consistently attracting impressive numbers of birds. In addition to outstanding wingshooting, the ranch supports excellent free-ranging whitetail hunting and holds strong potential for establishing quail strips. The combination of cultivated fields, native brush, and water sources ensures year-round wildlife activity and excellent hunting opportunities.

Summary

Paloma Grande Ranch is a rare 571 acre offering in Uvalde County that blends prime dove fields, exceptional quail and deer habitat, abundant water resources, and easy access from San Antonio. With blank-slate improvements and a versatile layout, the ranch is ready to be shaped into a premier hunting retreat, productive working ranch, or private country homestead. Properties of this quality are increasingly difficult to findschedule your private tour of Paloma Grande Ranch today.