Jordan Road, Laredo, TX 78042 - Webb County

Surrounded by some of the largest ranches in Webb County, The Hilltop ranch offers a rare opportunity to own some of the best hunting in South Texas. Hilltop ranch is a 575+- acre ranch with respectable size neighbors. The ranch offers some of the best whitetail and quail hunting opportunities available in the county. Improved wide senderos allows you to see wildlife coming in and out of the brush more easily. Triplet one acre stock tanks in the middle of the ranch provide water and attract wildlife onto the property. Two of which fill up from rain water and a third deeper tank is always full and stocked with bass and catfish.

Other Improvements:

A potential home site is available in a recently renovated 1200Sqft barn located on the south east side of the ranch on a hill overlooking the property.

Topography & Habitat:

The ranch features a thriving blend of South Texas brush country, providing crucial habitat for wildlife and ample grazing land for potential livestock. Vegetation such as mesquite, yucca, guayacan, cactus, black brush, white brush and many more native grasses and plants offers shelter and nourishment for wildlife and potential livestock. The diversity of plants ensures consistent forage, even in dry conditions. This mix of brush and open land creates a sustainable ecosystem that benefits both wildlife and ranching operations. Rolling hills offer great views and a good visitation of the ranch.

Location:

The ranch is located off Jordan Rd accessed off HWY 359. The ranch is less and 3 hours from San Antonio, 25 minutes from Laredo international airport and 35 minutes from Jim Hogg County Airport in Hebbronville Tx

Wildlife:

The ranch offers some of the best free range whitetail trophy hunting in South Texas with bucks scoring 179+ BC. Blue and bobwhite quail are on the ranch, along with javelina, hogs and occasional sandhill cranes.

Water:

The Triplet stock tanks in the middle of the ranch attract the wildlife onto the ranch. No water wells on the ranch although one of the neighbors has an artisan well.

Wildlife Exempt

Minerals do not Convey