Description

Nestled within the rolling landscape, the Guadalupe River Bend Ranch boasts approximately 10,000 feet of Guadalupe River frontage, providing direct access to the river throughout the property. The Guadalupe River is renowned for its abundant wildlife and scenic beauty. The year-round river provides recreational opportunities and is a crucial water source for cattle and native wildlife in the surrounding area. The ranch features abundant wildlife including deer, turkey, waterfowl, dove, fish, and wild hogs. Due to the river providing a year-round water source as well as the diversity of the terrain, the wildlife have flourished over the years. In addition to the river, there are also three ponds throughout the ranch that are fed by water well allowing for constant water levels if desired. One of these ponds has been used and managed for winter waterfowl hunting in recent years, as well as year-round habitat for local wildlife. The ranch has been a part of the Hamon River Bottom Wildlife Management MLD program for the past decade, allowing for extended harvest seasons and additional tags for doe. The property has been lightly hunted over the years by the family and the hunting pressure is very low. There is a small storage shed that features electricity and outdoor game cleaning station. The property has a water well providing water to three ponds on the ranch for cattle and wildlife. The hilltop portion of the ranch reaches around 80 feet in elevation from the river bottom below. The lower portion of the property features towering pecan tree lined river bottoms as the terrain changes to more flood plain. There is a cleared potential homesite roughly 500 feet from the river on top of a large hill above the 500-year flood plain. The river frontage also allows for water to be pumped from the river for landowner domestic and livestock use. The surrounding properties are large expansive ranches adding to the privacy and seclusion of this one-of-a-kind ranch.