Toro Creek Ranch is located in Duval, north of San Diego, the County seat of Duval County. This area is known for its great whitetail hunting. Thorny brush species dominate the ranch. Mesquite, acacia, prickly pear, lotebush, granjeno, white-brush, black-brush, Texas ebony, huisache and wild olive form dense, almost impenetrable thickets. The South Texas Brush Country is well known for producing trophy-class white-tailed deer. In addition to the native whitetail you will find, feral hogs, javelina, quail, dove and rabbits. Predatory animals include bobcat, fox and coyote. Toro Creek Ranch fronts on a paved County Road and electricity will be available to most tracts. Water wells in the area are 300-350 feet deep. For buyers looking for retirement or investment property in South Texas for the future but would like to enjoy the land today this is the ranch for you. Toro Creek Ranch's central location in South Texas is only one hour from the beautiful Texas Gulf Coast in Corpus Christi known for its beaches and salt water fishing. For fresh water enthusiasts Choke Canyon Lake is just over an hour away in Three Rivers. If you want to visit the border Laredo is an hour and half drive, Brownsville and Port Isabel are three hours to the south. 

Meyers Canyon Ranch is located in the Trans-Pecos Region of Texas. The Trans-Pecos region is the only part of Texas where mountain and desert habitats are found. This unique combination contributes to the tremendous vegetation diversity in the region, which includes at least 268 grass species and 447 species of woody plants. The vegetation diversity is also influenced by the Edwards Plateau eco-region in portions of Terrell, Pecos, and Brewster counties. This diversity of plat life contributes to the truly outstanding hunting found in Terrell County and Meyers Canyon Ranch. Although not as well known as many other areas of the state for hunting, Terrell County offers a wide and abundant variety of game including whitetail deer, mule deer, javelina, turkey, blue quail dove and mountain lions. Black bear, a protected species is also found in this region of Texas. Throughout Meyers Canyon Ranch you will find the existence of  the Indians which used to live in this area, some dating back 4-5000 years ago. There are numerous caves and rock overhangs in the canyons on the ranch inhabited by these ancient people. In addition there are numerous campsites and burnt rock middens on the ranch. If you are looking for affordable hunting or recreational property for the whole family to enjoy come take a look at Meyers Canyon Ranch. Ranch Enterprises offers 20 year owner financing on all property. Qualified Texas Veterans can use their Texas Veterans Land Board loans to purchase property in the ranch. For more information or an appointment to see the ranch call us toll free at 866-286-0199.

The Paint Mare Ranch is located in the transitional area between the Edwards Plateau and the Trans-Pecos Region of Texas. This area is widely recognized as being some of the best, but very challenging hunting country in the state. Access to the property is considered good, as a small portion of the ranch has state highway frontage, with other areas being accessed by graded caliche roads. While access to the ranch is good, the property is located in a fairly remote, sparsely populated area of Texas, between Sanderson and Del Rio. This property has been under the same family ownership for over 50 years, and we are proud to now offer this ranch for sale. The terrain of the Paint Mare Ranch varies from wide canyons to gently rolling uplands and divides. Thurston Canyon runs through the southern portion of the ranch. Elevations range from approximately 1,850 feet on the canyon bottoms to nearly 2,200 feet on the elevated uplands and divides. Limestone rock outcroppings are scattered over most of the property, with large fractured rock ledges along the side slopes of draws and canyon walls. The ranch offers good cover and habitat for game, including mesquite, cedar, greasewood, other varied brush and several species of deer browse. The property has been historically operated as a cow/calf ranching unit, with much of the emphasis being focused on hunting.