Ozona, TX 76943 - Crockett County

Absolutely beautiful parcel-- filled with OAKS in this bottom area

PICTURES are all from the actual parcel

TWO BIG DRAWS/fingers with trails cut down into them

FENCED mostly-- backs up to a 5000+ acre low fenced ranch

PENS included

OWNER FIANCING AVAILABLE as an option-- not a requirement. VERY EASY pavement access 12 minutes from Ozona.

EMAIL/TEXT/CALL ME TODAY please to get on my list to receive info/updates as soon as I know more. The BEST parcels will be selling first of course-- FIRST COME FIRST SERVE!!

Owner financing available on all properties. Fixed interest rates, any term up to 30 years, no credit check or qualifications, and NO prepayment penalties. 5% down in the minimum and the more down, the lower the rate. Military discounts available.

The land around Ozona typically consists of rolling plains, flat expanses, and rugged terrain, with sparse vegetation and scrubby mesquite trees dotting the landscape-- there are PLENTY of OAKS though down in these draws surprisingly-- it looks identical to Rocksprings, TX if you're familiar with that area.

The region is part of the Edwards Plateau, characterized by limestone hills and canyons, which are common features in this area. These natural formations provide a unique and picturesque scenery for visitors and residents alike.

Given the arid climate, the vegetation is primarily adapted to drought conditions. You may find grasses, cacti, yucca, and various hardy shrubs and bushes that have adapted to the challenging environment. The land is often used for ranching and agriculture, with cattle ranching being a significant economic activity in the area.

Ozona is situated near Interstate 10, which connects the town to larger cities like San Antonio and El Paso. It serves as a gateway to the Big Bend region and provides access to various outdoor recreational activities, such as hunting, fishing, and exploring the nearby state parks and natural attractions.

Some popular game species that can be hunted near Ozona include:

White-tailed Deer: Texas is well-known for its abundant white-tailed deer population, and Ozona offers opportunities for both bow and rifle hunting.

Wild Turkey: Turkey hunting is popular in the region, particularly during the spring turkey season.

Dove: Ozona is a good spot for dove hunting, especially during the migratory seasons.

Quail: Bobwhite quail can be found in the area, offering an exciting upland bird hunting experience.

Javelina: These small, collared peccaries are available for hunting in the region.

Feral Hogs: Feral hog populations are prevalent in Texas, and many landowners allow hog hunting to control their numbers.

EMAIL/TEXT/CALL ME TODAY please to get on my list to receive info/updates as soon as I know more. The BEST parcels will be selling first of course-- FIRST COME FIRST SERVE!!

**not for sale until final plat approval by Crockett County**