Comstock, TX 78837(Val Verde County)

The terrain is rolling, steep, and rocky with canyons running throughout. Leading you directly to the Rio Grande, where the property drops off hundreds of feet to the river below. There is some top country directly off Highway 90 offering great locations to put deer blinds and feeders. Also allowing for well maintained roads and easy access around most of the property.

The Ocotillo will be beautiful in Spring and Summer! Other vegetation on the ranch includes mesquite, hackberry, juniper, ceniza, wild persimmon, native desert shrubs and a variety of grass species that the animals thrive on. There is a very large and healthy whitetail deer population on the ranch along with other wildlife to include aoudad, blue quail, javelina, rio grande turkey, dove, coyote, bobcat, fox, mountain lion, black bear, and other native predators. Mule Deer have been spotted as well. The Chihuahuan Dessert is the largest desert in North America. Its unique terrain is rugged yet enticing branded by its rocky hilltops and sandy soil valleys and draws. Yuccas and cactus, and creosote bushes, give this desert its characteristic appearance. Amazing sunsets, unlimited views, and big starry nights, this area is very peaceful and a great place for some solitude.

"The Rio Grande in the United States or the Ro Bravo in Mexico is one of the principal rivers in the southwestern United States and in northern Mexico. The length of the Rio Grande is 1,896 miles, making it the 4th longest river in the United States and in North America by main stem." "This immensely critical but often overlooked river originates in the alpine ranges of the San Juan Mountains in southern Colorado. It flows east and south through the agriculturally rich San Luis Valley into New Mexico, eventually entering Texas at El Paso then forming the border with Mexico as it flows east through Big Bend National Park and on to its terminus with the Gulf of Mexico just east of Brownsville."

West Texas is overflowing with exciting cultural attractions, timeworn towns, and an incredible abundance of natural beauty. Lots of activities to enjoy nearby and tons of history in this area of Texas. The alluring Pecos River High Bridge is less than 20 minutes away where you can swim, fish and kayak the Pecos River. Explore the nearby renowned Seminole State Park and hike and bike to the Rio Grande River to admire mother natures fascinating rock art. Only a 45 minute drive to Lake Amistad for world class fishing and boating activities and an hour to Del Rio for tasty Mexican food and provisions.

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