Location:
The ranch sits off a paved county road with an electric gated entrance. It found on the edge of the Texas Hill Country, roughly five miles from Utopia, with access to Bandera and Uvalde. The location offers privacy without isolation—close enough to town for supplies while surrounded by large neighboring ranches that preserve its quiet setting.
Land & Water:
The countryside is a blend of rolling hills, bluffs, open pasture, and native brush with healthy grass stands throughout. About 800 acres have been cleared of cedar, improving grazing and visibility. Water is one of the defining features of the ranch, supplied by six wells—two electric, four solar with two 6,000-gallon storage tanks. A 450-foot 30 GPM electric well services the headquarters. Three ponds provide additional water, including one fed by a well near the front of the property and two more sustained by runoff. A natural spring adds another dependable source.
Improvements & Utilities:
The headquarters area includes a 400± sq/ft 2BR/1BA casita, a storage barn with power, a walk-in cooler, and a dedicated deer processing area. Eight RV hookups sit nearby, four covered, supported by three septic systems. Power is provided by the co-op with a grid-tied solar system supplementing electricity at the headquarters and RV area. The property is fully high-fenced with one interior barbed-wire pasture fence and a well-maintained caliche road network throughout.
Wildlife & Hunting:
Naked Indian Ranch supports a wide range of native and exotic game. Whitetail deer, turkey, dove, and quail are abundant, while established herds of axis, fallow, blackbuck, aoudad, and urial sheep roam the property. Ten hunting blinds, ten corn feeders, and seventeen protein feeders are already in place, maintaining consistent wildlife activity year-round.
Remarks:
Naked Indian Ranch stands out as a South-Central Texas legacy ranch with the water, habitat, and setup seasoned landowners expect. High fencing, open pastures, and thriving wildlife make it a place built for hunting, cattle, or investment. A wildlife exemption is in place, and minerals will convey.
