State Hwy 85, Dilley, TX 78017 - Zavala County

8,195 Acres SNAKE CREEK RANCH - COLOR BROCHURE in "Resources" Below

Zavala-Dimmit-Frio County, Dilley, Texas 78017

This turnkey high-fenced hunting ranch sweeps across 3 counties in the heart of the Golden Triangle". The water infrastructure on the ranch is one of the finest we have ever seen with 6 Carrizo Sands water wells servicing multiple lakes, stock ponds, and irrigation systems via an expertly planned grid of miles of underground piping. The meticulously maintained improvements include a comfortable hunting lodge with pool, 2 foremans homes, a full deer processing facility, a more! The highly sought after "red dirt dominates almost the entire ranch, supporting the excellent native brush diversity along with a trophy native whitetail herd which maintains an MLDP III Status.

IMPROVEMENTS:

5 Bedroom/ 5 bath Hunting Lodge with pool

2 Foremans / Caretakers homes

Fully enclosed 4-bay barn with concrete floor and 7 roll-up bay doors

Deer processing facility with walk-in cooler with 75 deer capacity

Large pole barn for storage of larger rolling stock and equipment

1,500 yard shooting range with elevated shooting house

Numerous protein, corn, quail, and turkey feeders are strategically placed across the entire property along with top of the line executive hunting blinds

An outstanding road system is in place including an all-weather road from the entrance to the headquarters of the ranch.

WATER:

9 Carrizo Sands water wells, the largest able to produce over 1,000 GPM

The ranch boasts a spectacular amount of surface water with 68 stock ponds and/or lakes of varying sizes

20 acre high-fenced irrigated food plot with center pivot, along with several other irrigated food plots with riser sprinkler systems

7 concrete cattle troughs

72,000 Gallon water storage facility servicing the improvements

Excellent drainage along seasonal Snake Creek

HABITAT - WILDLIFE :

The highly sought after red dirt or find sandy loam soils dominate the majority of the ranch. A good subsurface clay barrier makes for prime tank building country

evidenced by the numerous stock ponds and lakes scattered throughout the property.

Excellent native brush diversity, which has been sculpted, stripped, and cleared in many areas, creating superb quail habitat and productive food plots across the ranch

The all native, whitetail deer herd holds an MLDP Level III status and has been expertly managed for years producing several trophies in the 190 200+ B&C range

Large bull mesquites along Snake Creek furnish fine roosting spots for the healthy population of Rio Grande Turkey found on the ranch

The incredible amount of surface water on the ranch is also a magnet for water-fowl on the ranch in the winter months.