Land & Ranch · Far West Texas · Terrell County, Texas
Terrell County, Texas · 933± acres · Price on request
Dos Lobo Ranch is a 933-acre property within the 15,000-acre Indian Creek Ranch subdivision in Terrell County, offering privacy, rugged beauty, and outstanding hunting opportunities that define authentic Far West Texas ranch country. The ranch has been owned by the same family for more than 26 years, since the property was originally subdivided, and has seen very limited hunting pressure over the years, resulting in excellent habitat and healthy wildlife populations.
Currently under a wildlife tax exemption, Dos Lobo Ranch is home to an estimated 80 percent mule deer population, along with whitetail deer, aoudad sheep, Rio Grande turkey, blue quail, dove, coyote, bobcat, fox, mountain lion, black bear, and other native wildlife. A two-bedroom, one-bath rock house powered by generator and warmed by two fireplaces serves as a comfortable base camp for hunting and recreation, supported by a 700-foot well. The ranch is fenced along its north boundary and offers an extensive road system for easy access throughout the property. Three hunting blinds and three feeders convey with the sale, with ample room for additional setups.
Water infrastructure has been thoughtfully developed, with water lines extending throughout much of the property to support wildlife, two storage tanks providing reserves, and several earthen dams capturing seasonal rainfall. One of the ranch's most attractive features is its proximity to the Rio Grande River, roughly four miles away. Property owners within Indian Creek Ranch enjoy access to a common river area for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, and barbecuing. The Indian Creek Ranch Property Owners Association provides community water service and prohibits commercial hunting operations, helping preserve the quality and exclusivity of the ranch.
With breathtaking long-range views including the mountains of Mexico, Dos Lobo Ranch delivers exceptional scenery, abundant wildlife, and the authentic ranching experience that makes Far West Texas so desirable. Legacy Broker Group represents this rare opportunity for buyers seeking a recreational retreat, hunting property, or long-term land investment in one of Texas's most distinctive regions.
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Property Details
| Acreage | 933± acres |
|---|---|
| Location | Within the 15,000-acre Indian Creek Ranch subdivision, West Texas; approximately 4 miles from the Rio Grande River |
| County | Terrell County |
| Water | 700' well supplies the house; water lines extend throughout much of the property to support wildlife; two storage tanks for water reserves; several earthen dams capture seasonal rainfall; POA provides community water service |
| Fencing | Fenced along the north boundary; extensive road system throughout |
| Main Residence | Two-bedroom, one-bath rock house with two fireplaces, powered by generator |
| Tax Status | Currently under a wildlife tax exemption |
| HOA/POA | Indian Creek Ranch Property Owners Association; annual dues currently $850 per owner; commercial hunting operations prohibited |
Property Highlights
- 933± acres within the 15,000-acre Indian Creek Ranch subdivision in West Texas
- Owned by the same family for more than 26 years since the ranch was originally subdivided
- Currently under a wildlife tax exemption
- Approximately 80% mule deer population, plus whitetail deer, aoudad sheep, Rio Grande turkey, blue quail, and dove
- Very limited hunting pressure over the years
- Two-bedroom, one-bath rock house with two fireplaces, powered by generator
- 700' water well supplies the house
- Fenced along the north boundary with an extensive road system throughout
- Three hunting blinds and three feeders convey with the sale
- Water lines extend throughout much of the property to support wildlife
- Two storage tanks plus several earthen dams for water reserves and seasonal rainfall capture
- Approximately 4 miles from the Rio Grande River
- POA common river-access area for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, and barbecuing
- Commercial hunting operations prohibited within Indian Creek Ranch
- Annual POA dues currently $850 per owner
- Breathtaking long-range views, including the mountains of Mexico
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many acres is Dos Lobo Ranch?
Dos Lobo Ranch is 933± acres located within the 15,000-acre Indian Creek Ranch subdivision in West Texas.
How long has Dos Lobo Ranch been in the same family?
The same family has owned Dos Lobo Ranch for more than 26 years, since the property was originally subdivided.
What wildlife can be found on Dos Lobo Ranch?
Dos Lobo Ranch supports an estimated 80 percent mule deer population along with whitetail deer, aoudad sheep, Rio Grande turkey, blue quail, dove, coyote, bobcat, fox, mountain lion, black bear, and other native wildlife.
Is there a house on Dos Lobo Ranch?
Yes, a two-bedroom, one-bath rock house with two fireplaces and generator power serves as a comfortable base camp for hunting and recreation.
Does Dos Lobo Ranch have water?
Yes, a 700-foot well supplies the house, water lines extend throughout much of the property for wildlife, two storage tanks hold water reserves, and several earthen dams capture seasonal rainfall.
Is Dos Lobo Ranch fenced?
The ranch is fenced along its north boundary and has an extensive road system providing easy access throughout the property.
Do hunting blinds and feeders convey with the sale?
Yes, three hunting blinds and three feeders convey with the sale, with ample room to add more.
How close is Dos Lobo Ranch to the Rio Grande?
Dos Lobo Ranch is approximately four miles from the Rio Grande River, and owners within Indian Creek Ranch have access to a common river area for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, and swimming.
Are there POA dues for Dos Lobo Ranch?
Yes, annual Property Owners Association dues are currently $850 per owner, and commercial hunting operations are prohibited within Indian Creek Ranch to help preserve its exclusivity.
Where can I buy ranch in Terrell County TX with strong wildlife populations?
Dos Lobo Ranch in Terrell County offers 933 acres with an estimated 80 percent mule deer population along with whitetail deer, aoudad sheep, Rio Grande turkey, blue quail, and other native wildlife. Legacy Broker Group represents this property.
What is Terrell County known for in Far West Texas?
Terrell County is known for its rugged Far West Texas landscape, proximity to the Rio Grande River, abundant wildlife including mule deer and aoudad sheep, and authentic ranch country character.
Can I buy land in Terrell County TX with hunting opportunities?
Dos Lobo Ranch offers 933 acres in Terrell County with very limited hunting pressure over more than 26 years, excellent habitat, and healthy wildlife populations. Contact Legacy Broker Group to learn more.
What makes Indian Creek Ranch subdivision desirable?
Indian Creek Ranch is a 15,000-acre subdivision in Far West Texas that prohibits commercial hunting operations, provides community water service, and offers owners access to a common Rio Grande River area for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, and swimming.
How is Dos Lobo Ranch offered?
Legacy Broker Group represents Dos Lobo Ranch and can provide details on the offering and answer questions about this Terrell County property.
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