Land & Ranch · West Texas · Val Verde County, Texas
Val Verde County, Texas · 47 acres ·
This 47-acre hunting property in Val Verde County delivers what West Texas is known for: wide-open country, dependable wildlife, and the kind of quiet that only comes with distance. The land is fenced and trail-maintained, with whitetail deer, javelina, hogs, dove, and quail present year-round. Aoudad and blackbuck appear occasionally. Blinds, feeders, and a hog trap are already in place.
A newer cabin with outdoor shower, storage container, generator, fuel tank, and electric water heater keep the property functional off-grid. Water storage supports livestock or ranch use, and the shared well provides a reliable source. Elevation and isolation deliver dark skies and long views across the valley.
Located near Comstock and Del Rio, the ranch sits close to Pandale Pecos River Crossing and Devils River Natural Area. Taxes run approximately $141 annually under agricultural exemption. Legacy Broker Group represents the property.
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Property Highlights
- 47 acres in Wolf Springs Division
- Cabin / Shed on Property
- Shared well
- Outdoor shower
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Location & Boundary
Interactive parcel map (Land iD). Boundaries are for illustration only and are not a survey.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Wolf Springs Ranch have a well?
Yes, a shared well serves the property.
Is Wolf Springs Ranch fenced?
Yes, the property is fenced.
Is it easy access to Wolf Springs Ranch?
Yes, access is straightforward.
Where is Wolf Springs Ranch located in Val Verde County?
The ranch is near Comstock and Del Rio, close to Pandale Pecos River Crossing and Devils River Natural Area.
What kind of wildlife is on Wolf Springs Ranch in West Texas?
Whitetail deer, javelina, hogs, dove, and quail are present year-round. Aoudad and blackbuck appear occasionally.
What improvements are on the 47-acre Wolf Springs Ranch?
A newer cabin with outdoor shower, storage container, generator with fuel tank, electric water heater, blinds, feeders, and a hog trap are on the property.
Is Wolf Springs Ranch set up for hunting?
Yes, blinds and feeders are strategically placed, and a hog trap is installed for wildlife management.
Does Wolf Springs Ranch have power?
The property operates off-grid with a generator, fuel tank, and electric water heater.
What is Val Verde County known for?
Val Verde County is known for wide-open country, reliable hunting, access to the Devils River and Pecos River, and dark skies.
Are there trails on Wolf Springs Ranch?
Yes, well-maintained trails run throughout the property.
Does Wolf Springs Ranch have water storage?
Yes, water storage is available for ranch or livestock use.
What are the annual taxes on Wolf Springs Ranch?
Taxes are approximately $141 annually under agricultural exemption.
What is the terrain like on Wolf Springs Ranch in Val Verde County?
The property features elevation and isolation with long views across the valley and wide-open country typical of West Texas.
How is Wolf Springs Ranch offered?
Contact Legacy Broker Group and the listing agent for details on the offering.
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