Camp Wood, TX 78833 - Uvalde County

ACREAGE

3,440+/- Acres - Exceptional Hill Country Ranch

LOCATION

Camp Wood, Texas Uvalde and Real Counties

3.5 miles South of Camp Wood via TX-55 S OR 36 miles North of Uvalde via TX-55 N, Frontage on Paved County Road 416

ACCESS

Gated Entrance COYOTE CREEK RANCH. Excellent Road System throughout the Ranch providing for Easy Mobility and Full Access. Established Quality Rough-In Ranch Roads.

WATER

Coyote Creek

Historically Platted Rawhide Spring

Additional Live Springs

Stock Tank

4 Water Wells

TOPOGRAPHY

Rawhide Mountains - One of the Summits in Uvalde County

Impressive Range of Terrain and Elevation Variation. Combination of Uplands, Lowlands, Open Areas and Areas of Dense Tree Coverage.

Exceptional Usable Bottomland with Fertile Soils

Mountain Tops - Cliffsides - Valleys - Canyons - Deep Ravines - Caves

Limestone Outcroppings. Terraced Rock Formations.

Creek, Live Springs and Seeps Small Pools of Water

VEGETATION

Open Areas with flourishing Native Grasses and Rich Soils - Dense Tree Coverage. Some of the Oak Trees produce a heavy acorn crop, a preferred food source for deer and Exotic Wildlife. Including but not limited to: Live Oak, Spanish Oak, Blue Oak, Walnut, Mesquite, Cherry, Guajillo, Madrone, Mountain Laurel, Pinion Pine and Persimmon. Fern, Yucca, Bluebonnets and a Population of Wildflowers

WILDLIFE

Amazing Diversity of Habitats. Each location of the Ranch is Inhabited by Appropriate Emerging Wildlife. High Fencing and 2 Deer Management Pens have helped build up an excellent population of Genetically Improved Whitetail Deer, Axis, Blackbuck, Aoudad, Sika and Fallow allowing for Excellent Hunting Opportunity. Numerous 1,550+/- Gallon - 3,000+/- Gallon Water Storage Tanks accompanied by Water Troughs are spread throughout the Ranch. Stock Tank. Established game trails. Coyote, Hog, Turkey, Porcupine, Rock Squirrel, Raccoon, Spotted Skunk with occasional Bobcat and Mountain Lion. Fluttering Birdlife : Hummingbirds, Martins, Songbirds.

IMPROVEMENTS & HIGHLIGHTS

Coyote Creek - seasonal, flows during certain times of the year when upstream waters are flowing and when groundwater provides enough water for the creek to flow. Runoff from rainfall supplements the flow. During rainy times, enough water drains from sprouting springs causing Coyote Creek to flow.

Historically Platted Rawhide Mountains - one of the Summits in Uvalde County. Approximate Elevation 2,000 Feet above Sea Level.

Historically Platted Rawhide Spring

Additional Sprouting Springs and Intermittent Seeps

Astonishing Views in All Directions

Scenic Ridges

Historic Cabin with Restoration Potential

Dam backed by Live Spring

Extensive and Well Maintained All-Weather Road System for easy mobility throughout the Ranch. Quality Rough-In Ranch Roads.

High-Fencing on 3 Sides - Remainder of Adjoining Ranch is High-Fenced

Aeromotor Windmills

Huge Boulders

Numerous Building Sites

Excellent Large Body Water Lake Sites

Electric

4 Water Wells

Gated Entrance

TO BE CONVEYED

Hunting Blinds, some Elevated

Deer Feeders (2 Per Blind)

COMMENTS

Hunters Paradise

Blank Canvas awaiting Creative Development Potential

Climb, Hike, Explore. Bring the ATVs and UTVs. Ride Around. Experience the Views. Silence is punctuated by the Sounds of Wind sweeping through the Mountains.

This ranch contains such Variety making this a Nature Park in itself. Vibrant Greenery through the Spring, Shades of Reds, Yellows and Oranges can bee seen throughout the Canyon during the Fall.

TAXES

Currently Wildlife Exempt

TERMS

Cash to Seller

Third Party Finance

All information is believed reliable, but is not guaranteed by REALTOR. Property is subject to sale, correction or withdrawal without notice.