Courtesy: Chad Hanna Foster Jr.
210-216-2601
The Canyons Ranch is located on the southwestern portion of the Edwards Plateau, 42 miles south of Ozona, Texas. These 6,283.95 acres, situated right on the Crockett County/Val Verde County line, are characterized by multiple deep canyons, grassy plateaus, and long vistas in every direction. The beautiful views and vast landscape are just some of the many outstanding features of this Southwest Texas ranch. IMPROVEMENTS: One of the main highlights of the ranch is a very nice 3 bed/2.5 bath Barndominium that is 2,295 sf. As you step inside, you walk right into a very spacious living room. Beyond that is a large kitchen as well as a breakfast bar area. The master bedroom boasts a walk-in closet as well as an en-suite full bathroom. There are two more bedrooms downstairs as well as a full bathroom. Upstairs there is a loft that is currently being used as a game room but can fit more bed space if necessary. Right outside the main portion of the Barndominium is a large exterior office and a half bathroom. There is a covered 2-car carport that is part of the Barndominium as well. A small shop/storage room is underneath the carport, and a shed is adjacent to the building. The back porch provides excellent views of the plateaus and canyons. WATER: An electric well close to the headquarters with a water storage tank supplies water to the Barndominium. A large dry water storage reservoir at the well could be converted into a swimming pool. An old header dam in the western-central portion of the ranch is currently holding water. Annual rainfall for this area is 18+/-. WILDLIFE: The ranch has abundant wildlife, including Whitetail Deer, Wild Hogs, Aoudad, Turkey, Dove, and Predators. LIVESTOCK: The average stocking rate for this area is 64 acres/animal unit. The terrain is best suited to run sheep and goats, but additional water and fencing would be necessary. The ranch has been rested from grazing for quite some time. VEGETATION HABITAT AND SOIL: The topography and terrain of the Canyons Ranch provide excellent habitat and cover for wildlife. Shallow, rocky soils cover most of the ranch, with deeper, loamy soils in the bottomlands. This ranch supports a large diversity of browse, forbs, and grasses. There is light to moderate brush cover throughout most of the property except the far East side, the low country on the North end, and some canyon bottoms that are more heavily wooded. Red Berry Juniper and Mesquite are the primary trees, with Oak trees dotted throughout the ranch. Other browse types include Lotebush, Yucca, Sotal, Catclaw, and Prickly Pear. A few of the more notable grasses on the ranch include Sideoats Grama (the state grass of Texas), Blue Grama, Black Grama, Buffalograss, Little Bluestem, and Green Sprangletop. The growing season generally begins in the middle of May and ends towards the end of September. TOPOGRAPHY: The ranch has numerous canyons running in different directions. The plateaus consist of relatively flat to gently rolling terrain, with a sharp transition down the canyons to the partially wooded bottoms. The elevation ranges from 1,900 ft - 2,240 ft. NOTES: Exceptional hunting and recreational ranch. Wildlife Tax Exemption. Accessed via easement off of CR 402. All-weather interior roads throughout. Partial Fencing. No minerals will convey-surface sale only.
Courtesy: West and Swope Ranches
844-888-3384
ESCONDIDO DRAW RANCH HAS UNDERGONE EXTENSIVE DUE DILIGENCE FOR A SOLAR PROJECT AND IS CURRENTLY IN THE ERCOT QUE FOR A 2026 PROJECT. DESCRIPTION: Nestled in Crockett County, spanning 5,650 acres and perched above the picturesque Pecos River Canyon, lies the Escondido Draw Ranch. A mere 30-minute drive southwest of Ozona, this expansive property shares its borders with the captivating Escondido Draw Recreation Area. Nearby attractions include the awe-inspiring Caverns of Sonora, the majestic Big Bend, the historic Fort Lancaster State Park, and the captivating Seminole Canyon State Park. Bordering the Escondido Draw Ranch, The Escondido Draw Recreation Area encompasses 3,400 acres and is poised to emerge as one of the premier off-highway parks in the nation. It stands as a testament to innovative conservation efforts, largely supported by the National Recreational Trails Program grant process. Visitors to this idyllic retreat can enjoy top-notch amenities, including full shower and bath facilities, RV parking spaces equipped with full hookups, and primitive campsites. The property boasts a meticulously marked trail system, adorned with discreet signage, inviting exploration and adventure. The ranch teems with diverse wildlife, including majestic white-tailed deer, elusive turkey, impressive hogs, and captivating exotics. Abundant water resources, including multiple water wells, livestock tanks, and ponds, dot the landscape, ensuring the flourishing of both flora and fauna. Moreover, the presence of power and water infrastructure further enhances the appeal and functionality of this remarkable property. Project Details: Sellers have an updated survey, and due diligence is still ongoing. Completed Studies: Completed Injection studies Initial SSR check by third-party engineering firm ERCOT screening studies completed FIS underway Solar and Battery Storage Project Notes: The ERCOT queue numbers for Black Bear Solar and Black Bear Bess are: 26 INR 0365 26 INR 0366 The sellers are developing a 104 MW (135 MW DC) solar generation facility, "BLACK BEAR SOLAR," and a 51.52 MW storage facility, "BLACK BEAR BESS," in Crockett County, Texas. The facilities are expected to come online by October 15, 2026. In addition to these projects, the sellers are actively studying the feasibility of a large 100-200 MW mining operation. Regarding Crypto: Crypto potential is very much dependent on a few issues that the sellers are sorting out right now. However, the sellers believe it could potentially be worth $10 million - $15 million based on a crypto mining project of 100 MW - 200 MW. WATER: There are 3 water wells on the property. MINERALS: Negotiable. Current owner has executive mineral rights.
Courtesy: Capitol Ranch Real Estate
855-968-1200
The Rivenbark Ranch captures the charm and beauty of West Texas, serving as a premier hunting and recreational retreat. It features a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, over a dozen blinds and feeders, easy access from a paved road, and stunning hilltop views and valleys. The "hunting camp" is a modest homestead from the 1930s-40s, remodeled over the past two years. It includes a kitchen, dining area, living room, 2 full bathrooms, 3 bedrooms with bunk beds, and a bonus room, measuring approximately 54ft by 24ft. Several old outbuildings are also on the property. Land: The ranch boasts massive hilltops, rolling terrain, long plateaus, and wet-weather creeks. Over the past 20 years, the land has been meticulously maintained, with miles of cleared trails for UTVs. Hunting: Excellent hunting, management-minded owners for 20 years. Water: A water well, equipped with a new pump and serviced in 2023, provides water to the home and several tanks and troughs.
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Ozona is located in Texas. Ozona, Texas has a population of 2,343. Ozona is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 12.2% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 20.93%.
The median household income in Ozona, Texas is $50,848. The median household income for the surrounding county is $52,731 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Ozona is 53.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 93.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 29.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 20.8 inches per year, with 0.2 inches of snow per year.
