Juno Highway, Sonora, TX 76950 - Sutton County

Located on the very southern edge of Sutton County and northern edge of Val Verde County, Texas

As easy of access as you could ever find with almost 900 feet of highway frontage

Easy trip to Sonora and not far from Devils River State Park

Access to shared water

The terrain is all usable and very easy to get around every inch of it

Mostly flatter land with just a tad of gentle roll

Several areas of thicker vegetation and other areas with a little more open space

The back side of the property sits just along a large grove of larger mature live oak trees all lying above a large dry creek running alongside, proven to be a perfect highway funneling the variety of abundant game into the area

The property is covered in game trails showing a constant movement of the wildlife back and forth

Plenty of live oaks, mesquite, agarita, sage, and cactus creating a good habitat and vegetation for the free ranging game

1 very nice almost brand new All Seasons big chignon hunting blind with 10 ft stand and ladder with padded flooring, sealed foam insulation, aluminum extrusion reinforcements, dual built air ventilation

2 corn feeders with motion lights and solar battery backup

Skinning rack

Western Hill Country Realty

Listing #79

Diamond Dos is a +/-17-acre property located on the southern edge of Sutton County and the northern edge of Val Verde County, Texas. Offering nearly 900 feet of highway frontage, this ranch provides some of the easiest access you could ask for. The location makes for a quick trip into Sonora and is also conveniently close to Devils River State Park, giving you both convenience and recreation at your fingertips. Shared water access adds to the practicality of this property.

The terrain is highly usable and easy to traverse, with mostly level ground and just a gentle roll across the landscape. The land features a mix of thicker vegetation in some areas and more open space in others, offering excellent variety and versatility. Toward the back of the property lies a grove of mature live oak trees that sit above a large dry creek. This natural funnel serves as a highway for wildlife, channeling abundant game through the property. Game trails crisscross the land, showing constant wildlife activity.

Vegetation is diverse and provides ideal habitat, with plenty of live oaks, mesquite, agarita, sage, and cactus scattered throughout. The ranch comes well-equipped for hunters, including a nearly new All Seasons Big Chignon hunting blind on a 10-foot stand with ladder, padded flooring, sealed foam insulation, dual air ventilation, and aluminum reinforcements. Two corn feeders with motion lights and solar battery backup are already in place, along with a skinning rack for convenience.

Diamond Dos offers a manageable size, strong habitat, and proven game movement, making it an excellent choice for value, accessibility, and natural beauty.

Listing #79 with Western Hill Country Realty.