Broken Rack Ranch

Description

Broken Rack Ranch is for sale, a 55± acre Duval County hunting land tract in the South Texas Brush Country, with a four-bedroom modular home, a party and entertainment barn, a small shop, a pipe cattle pen, a stock tank, and an established hunting setup. Native game includes whitetail, turkey, dove, quail, and hogs, with shooting lanes and a recreational shooting complex covering skeet, sporting clays, and rifle range use.

Location

The ranch is in Duval County in the South Texas Brush Country. Hebbronville (the Jim Hogg County seat) lies approximately 18± miles west. Benavides sits roughly 18± miles north, and Freer is about 40± miles north. San Diego, the Duval County seat, is approximately 32± miles northeast. Corpus Christi is roughly 80± miles northeast, and Laredo about 70± miles west. Access is by way of a county road.

Land & Terrain

The 55± acres are gently rolling with mixed cedar and underbrush across partially cleared country. Some senderos cut through the brush for visibility and travel, with dirt ranch roads and ATV trails providing internal access. The perimeter is low-fenced in good condition. Privacy is high, with wooded views across the property. The property is currently under an ag-exemption.

Water

A water well serves the property. A half-acre stock tank fed by runoff sits on the ranch.

Wildlife & Hunting

The hunting land carries whitetail, turkey, dove, quail, and hogs among native species, along with coyotes, bobcats, and javelina. One blind and one feeder convey with the property, alongside established shooting lanes through the brush. The recreational shooting setup also supports skeet, sporting clays, and rifle range use.

Residence

The main home is a four-bedroom, two-bath modular residence with sleeping capacity for eight. The home includes a full kitchen, laundry, and a covered porch. Furnishings and appliances convey with the property.

Guest Quarters & Support Buildings

A party and entertainment game room sits adjacent to the main house. A small barn near the cattle pens carries electricity and air conditioning. A separate small shop rounds out the support structures. A pipe cattle pen sits on the property alongside the working facilities.

Utilities

Electric service is provided by a co-op meter on the property, with septic service handling the residence. There is no internet currently on the property.

Remarks

This property fits a buyer looking for a turnkey South Texas hunting land tract with a fully furnished modular home and recreational shooting infrastructure already in place. The combination of established hunting setup, multiple supporting structures, a working cattle pen, and the half-acre stock tank gives the property both immediate hunting and recreational use across a manageable 55± acres. Furnishings, appliances, and well and irrigation equipment convey with the sale. The ag-exemption is in place. According to the owner, there are no minerals to convey.