August Schueling

$7,680,600

3,012 Acres

Brackettville, Texas, 78832

The Soldier’s Gap Ranch is a diverse property located in far eastern Kinney County along the west prong of the Nueces River. Fronting paved FM 334, the ranch is easily accessible and only a 35-minute drive from Uvalde, TX. Soldiers Gap is named for the historic natural crossing point situated on the ranch and used by Cavalry soldiers at Fort Clark crossing the west prong. This low fenced property has over 400’ of elevation change, transitioning from flat bottoms dotted with oaks to high peaks. The diverse topography, fertile soils, and breath-taking views of the river valley make this ranch a unique opportunity for the investor or end user. Water: Aside from having one mile of frontage along the west prong of the Nueces River, the ranch is very well watered internally.  Nueces Creek, a wet weather creek dissects the property flowing from west to east across the middle of the ranch. There are also 5 water wells scattered across the property as well as one shared water well. These wells feed a series of troughs and storage tanks.Wildlife: Aside from all native species of game, large herds of axis and aoudad have flourished. Multiple other exotics have been spotted in the ranch from time to time. Terrain & Vegetation: The ranch is very typical of the transitional zone northwest of Uvalde. Much of the ranch consists of fertile flat land with clusters of large oaks and other trees. The hills are covered with native browse including guajillo, blackbrush, cedar, and persimmon trees. There is dense brush lining the draws and dry creek beds. Improvements: The (3 bed/2 bath) brick home is located in the southwestern corner of the ranch, only a few hundred yards off the paved road. There is also a large barn and cattle pens located near the center of the ranch. There is electricity located at multiple points across the ranch for any future improvements.

$1,849,628

662 Acres

Spofford, Texas, 78832

Just 7 miles south of Spofford, off of Hwy 131, lies the 662-acre Yar-Bar-O Ranch. This ranch has been in the same family for almost 25 years and only hunted by friends and family.  With larger neighbors, this ranch encompasses an abundance amount of wildlife. This turnkey low fence hunting ranch comes equipped for this year's hunting season, including deer blinds and fully functional corn/protein feeders.Improvements: A manufactured doublewide setup sits at the ranch headquarters for a camp house or full-time residents, along with a shed to keep your ranch vehicles out of the summer elements.Wildlife: The ranch has abundant wildlife, with nice bucks being harvested in past years. With this ranch being low fence, a lot of wildlife passes through this area often. You can find typical South Texas animals here including whitetail deer, hogs, turkey, dove, and quail.Water: This ranch has a few different water sources. Three water storage tanks sit next to the house. In the pasture, there are several earthen ponds, and low-lying draws that hold water well. The last water source is the York water line that runs from the York Ranch headquarters in Brackettville, this waterline is only for water troughs and the house.Vegetation: The Yar-Bar-O Ranch has mesquite trees scattered throughout, a few Yucca plants and vast brush varieties that make great browse for the wildlife.Minerals: Owner believes to own 100% of the minerals but a portion of them are negotiable.Location: Heading South of Spofford on Hwy 131, go seven miles towards Eagle Pass, and the ranch will be on your left. Look for the Yar-Bar-O Ranch entrance.

$1,100,000

99 Acres

East Bernard, Texas, 77435

Description: Exceptional opportunity to buy an income-producing farm that is little more than two miles from the growing city of East Bernard. This farm shares a short drive to the city limits making it the perfect investment for subdividing. G4 farms, to date, is being utilized as a farm leased by a local farmer. This farm is located in Wharton County along county road 273. There is an irrigation well with a gas engine, well’s condition is unknown. There is fertile soil throughout the farm, and it's all flat-level ground.Comments: This is quite an opportunity to purchase a farm with future developmental possibilities. It is located conveniently one hour from downtown Houston. The East Bernard ISD has the feel of a small-town school and is noted for its high academic achievements.

$1,600,000

21 Acres

Helotes, Texas, 78023

The Chenault Ranch offers 21 acres of views, with the spring fed San Geronimo Creek and the South Fork San Geronimo Creek running through the ranch. The spring also provides water to the residents through a well and pump system. Even during a year like this, where we have seen severe drought conditions, the spring continued to run as usual.Access to the property is off Hwy 16, with an electric gate entrance.Improvements at the headquarters include an older remodeled mobile home as well as an updated cabin for your guests or a potential source of rental income.

$572,000

60 Acres

Hondo, Texas, 78861

This 60-acre hill country high fence ranch comes turnkey and ready to hunt this coming hunting season, with the blinds and feeders conveyed in the sale. The ranch has been developed into an all-year-long compact hunting ranch, with most of the wildlife being exotic deer.Improvements: The headquarters, located near the main gate, consists of three covered travel trailers. The travel trailers are in great working condition. A full bathroom was built separate from the travel trailers. Also located at the headquarters is an enclosed barn to store any ranch vehicles or tools.Water: The water is provided by a single well.Wildlife: Most of the wildlife on this ranch can be hunted year-round and include axis, blackbuck, white fallow, transcaspian rams, and sheep.Vegetation/Terrain: Located 17 miles north of Hondo, El Corral Ranch is a Hill Country ranch. There are some nice elevation changes with some cedar thickets and oak trees.

$2,606,400

362 Acres

Uvalde, Texas, 78801

This is a great irrigated farm and cattle operation located a few miles east of Uvalde, TX. Currently the farm has been used for the production of hay and cattle grazing. Tifton has been planted under one pivot while the other has been rotated between hay grazer and wheat / oats. The property is fenced and crossed fenced, with a portion of fence being built as early as last year. The irrigation well pumps roughly 800gpm, all downhole equipment was replaced June 2020.362 total acres300 under pivot250acre feet of EAA base water1 irrigation well pumps 800gpm2 pivots-2016 Alumigator Reinke 150 acres-2017 Alumigator Reinke 150 acres