Land & Ranch · West Texas · Val Verde County, Texas
Val Verde County, Texas · 47 acres ·
This 47.51-acre hunting property in Val Verde County sits in the Wolf Spring Ranch Division with everything you need already in place. A 2005 FEMA trailer, hunting blinds, feeders, and established trails make this land ready to use the day you close. Shared water well access and a water storage tank serve the property, and an RV conveys with the sale.
The hunting is strong. Whitetail deer, javelina, hogs, dove, and quail are reliable, with occasional aoudad and blackbuck passing through. The land is set in open West Texas country where the skies stay dark and the views stretch long.
This is land for hunters who want to be out there, not building toward it. The improvements are in place and the ground is private. Whether you hunt hard or simply want a place to spend weekends away from town, the property is yours to use. Legacy Broker Group represents the sale.
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Property Highlights
- RV conveys with property
- Private
- Water Storage Tank
Location & Boundary
Interactive parcel map (Land iD). Boundaries are for illustration only and are not a survey.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Lobo Trail Ranch property located?
The property is located in Val Verde County, Texas, within the Wolf Spring Ranch Division near Comstock.
What is Val Verde County known for?
Val Verde County is known for wide open West Texas landscapes, excellent hunting opportunities, and dark night skies. The county sits in the rugged borderlands where the land is private and the views are long.
How many acres is the Lobo Trail Ranch?
The property consists of 47.51 acres.
What improvements are on this Val Verde County hunting property?
The property includes a 2005 FEMA trailer, shared water well access, hunting blinds, feeders, established trails, and a water storage tank. An RV also conveys with the sale.
What game can be hunted on this West Texas ranch?
The property offers hunting for whitetail deer, javelina, hogs, dove, and quail, with occasional aoudad and blackbuck also present.
Does the property have water access?
Yes, the property has access to a shared water well and includes a water storage tank.
Is this property ready to use?
Yes, the land includes a trailer, hunting improvements, and established trails, making it ready for immediate use as a hunting retreat or weekend getaway.
What is the terrain like in Val Verde County?
Val Verde County features open West Texas terrain with scenic views, rolling brush country, and big skies. The land is private and well-suited to hunting and recreation.
Does an RV come with this property?
Yes, an RV conveys with the property.
What is the climate like in this part of West Texas?
West Texas has a semi-arid climate with hot summers, mild winters, and low rainfall. The dry conditions and open country make for excellent outdoor recreation year-round.
How is the Lobo Trail Ranch offered?
The property is represented by Legacy Broker Group. Contact the listing agent for details on how to view or make an offer.
Is this property private?
Yes, the property is private and offers seclusion within the Wolf Spring Ranch Division.
What is the Wolf Spring Ranch Division?
The Wolf Spring Ranch Division is a private subdivision in Val Verde County near Comstock. Properties in the division offer privacy, hunting, and access to shared amenities like the water well.
Can I start hunting on this Val Verde County land right away?
Yes, the property has hunting blinds, feeders, and established trails already in place. You can begin hunting as soon as you close.
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