, Pearsall, TX (Zavala County)
475 Acres in Pearsall, TX
Acres: 475+/- Acres
Location: Approximately 25 miles south of Uvalde and 25 miles north of Pearsall in Zavala County. This ranch has about ½ mile of Hwy 140 as the eastern boundary.
Description: This excellent, highly improved property consists of approximately 310 acres of improved pasture land and 164 acres of pivot irrigated farmland. Meandering through the back half of the ranch is tree-lined Elm Creek. This seasonal creek is lined with Live Oaks, Hackberry, Cedar Elm and large Mesquites.
Wildlife: Whitetail deer and other native wildlife are abundant on this ranch, as well as a vast amount of dove.
Water: This ranch is well watered including an electric Carrizo aquifer irrigation well about 365 ft. deep running about 1100 gal/min. and one electric domestic water well currently used for livestock. There is an additional unused irrigation well ...
Water: This ranch is well watered including an electric Carrizo aquifer irrigation well about 365 ft. deep running about 1100 gal/min. and one electric domestic water well currently used for livestock. There is an additional unused irrigation well near the front of the property which may have the potential of reworking. Elm Creek may hold temporary water during seasonal periods of the year.
Subsurface Water: The subsurface water on the property is excellent, including the above mentioned wells there is substantial potential for additional water wells existing as the Carrizo Aquifer is under the property. Production at rates exceeding 1,000 gallons per minute is possible on all parts of the property. Numerous sites exist for the development of water wells and irrigation.
Vegetation/Soils: The rich soils on the ranch are ideal for farming or seasonal pastures. Current crops include spinach, cabbage, corn, and milo. The improved pasture is planted in winter oats and allowed to lay fallow throughout the remaining part of the year.
Improvements: Existing improvements include an excellent 164 acre center pivot irrigation system with a 30 yr. poly water line. The entire ranch has an excellent boundary fence. There is also one new cross fence that separates the irrigated farmland from the improved pasture, electricity is available the entire length of the north side.
Minerals: Exact Mineral conveyance to be determined at time of new title commitment.