Rancho Agua Grande is featured on the cover of the Spring 2022 issue of Texas LAND magazine. Click here to find out more. The possibilities within Rancho Agua Grande’s fences are as big as the vast blue sky above Agua Grande means “big water.” Fed by more than 30 springs, year-round LiveOak Creek, which bisects the […]
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Featured Listing: M&M Ranch
The 465± acre M&M Ranch, located just 10 miles southwest of Kerrville, provides high-style ranch living with easy access to Hill Country hospitality and convenience.
Jack of all Trades
This article is featured in the Spring 2022 issue of Texas LAND magazine. Click here to find out more. In the past two years, buyers have been flocking to Texas’ rural areas for a multitude of reasons, one of which is to enjoy life on the land and everything it has to offer. Rural properties […]
John Dean - March 4, 2022
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Featured Listing: Pecan Point
Pecan Point, which is located on the western bank of the Mississippi River and just minutes from downtown Wilson, Arkansas, is a beautiful property with over four miles of river frontage, world-class hunting, multiple building sites and more.
On the Cover: Mount Ord Ranch
The Mount Ord Ranch, named after the highest peak of the Del Norte Mountain Range, is a true legacy ranch and the epitome of a Far West Texas gem.
Featured Listing: Two Creeks Ranch
Nestled in an ecological transition zone, Two Creeks offers the beautiful live water and legacy oaks and native pecans of the Hill Country and the varied brush and bull mesquite that marks superlative wildlife habitat in South Texas.
Featured Listing: M&M Ranch
The 465± acre M&M Ranch, located just 10 miles southwest of Kerrville, provides high-style ranch living with easy access to Hill Country hospitality and convenience.
Texas Youth Hunting Program
When it comes to recruiting young people into the ranks of educated, safe and responsible hunters who value private land stewardship, the Texas Youth Hunting Program (TYHP) is the nation’s gold standard—and has been for 25 years.
Featured Listing: Black Willow Ranch
With plentiful live water, abundant wildlife, unsurpassed productivity and vistas that showcase New Mexico’s high-desert beauty, the Black Willow Ranch beckons pioneering visionaries
Featured Listing: Safari Whitetail Resort
Safari Whitetail Resort offers 989 acres of unique Wisconsin land with lake and creek frontage, abundant wildlife, charming accommodations, pine plantations, 20 miles of ATV and snowmobiling trails, a sand beach and more.
On the Cover: Bar J Ranch
Bar J Ranch consists of 6,234 deeded acres located 10 miles southeast of Salina, Utah, plus an inholding in the Fish Lake National Forest. The ranch includes an incredible mix of ecosystems, from cottonwood-lined river bottoms up to alpine basins of aspen and pine. Water is abundant with over eight miles of private trout streams.
On the Cover: Dolce Vita Ranch
In the Cross Timbers Eco Region of Texas, Dolce Vita Ranch features both level land near the creek bottom and rolling hills looking off into the distance, making the diversity of terrain on the property truly unique. The elegant Italian-style main home sits near the highest point of the property.
Wildlife Partners: Profit in Conservation
No longer just a hobby for the rich, non-native wildlife has found its way into the hands of capitalists. As a result, critically endangered species from across the globe are thriving in private hands. Investors are claiming profits and their actions are saving wildlife for generations to come.
Texas Wildlife Association: The Voice of Texas Wildlife
Defense is needed every biennial session. With more than 7,000 bills filed on a mind-boggling array of subjects, there is always something lurking in the details that can create problems for Texas landowners.
Exotic Exposé: Bongo Antelope
An up-close look at exotic wildlife
On the Cover: Evans Ranch
The 592-acre Evans Ranch is a true California gem, situated in Plumas County. The top-shelf improvements, timber and park-like setting give this ranch an exceptional beauty and make it the grand entertaining ranch of the mountains.
Austin Trophy Whitetails
With a 6,000-square-foot lodge that sleeps up to 24 as well as a private condo, Austin Trophy Whitetails pushes comfort into the realm of luxurious, rustic elegance. Impeccably decorated with an eye to the outdoors, the accommodations feature warm wood, native stone, high-end furnishings and fixtures that showcase artistic taxidermy representing species from around the world from Varner’s personal hunting expeditions. Unique décor, such as bar stools crafted from full-size western saddles, remind guests they are in the heart of the Lone Star State.
Featured Listing: Alta Luna Ranch
The Alta Luna Ranch is located in the North Central New Mexico range of the Rocky Mountains known as the Sangre de Cristo’s. If you’re looking for a great corporate retreat, awesome recreational, great hunting or an end-of-the-road getaway place, then the Alta Luna Ranch fits the bill.
Featured Listing: Cherokee Springs Ranch
Cherokee Springs Ranch, located between Cherokee and Bend in southeastern San Saba County, is a 1,685± acre wonderland of live water, diverse landscapes, unsurpassed productivity and real Hill Country ranch living.
On the Cover: 4M Ranch
The highly improved 4M Ranch is a world unto itself with an incredible suite of world-class improvements including a 5,000-foot paved runway, crushed rock roads, headquarters complex and, set out miles away on a limestone perch, a truly remarkable 10,000± square-foot home with infinity pool peering down at the four miles of Lower Pecos River frontage below. Stunning, complete and perfect are words that come to mind. Located 16 miles north of Langtry on county-maintained Pandale Road, the ranch includes a scenic, wild segment of the Lower Pecos River and its spring-fed, gin-clear waters. 4M Ranch is a turnkey paradise.
Pebble River Ranch
The trickle and burble of crystalline water provides a constant soundtrack throughout the ranch as the Guadalupe River runs on the eastern portion. Cherry Creek and White Oak Creek add their own rhythms to the symphony as they meander through the majestic Hill Country landscape. Three water wells, ranging from 25 gallons per minute to 100 gallons per minute, expand options for water sources.
