Unrestricted land/hunting ranch for sale in Webb County! Located in the heart of big buck country lies the manageable 142+ acres of prime wildlife habitat. Silver Webb Ranch is a great South Texas hunting ranch for an owner to enjoy with family and friends. Lightly hunted with thick brush and constant surface water, this property is a wildlife magnet! This land has been lightly grazed as well providing an abundance of native grasses and forage for wildlife or livestock. Location: The ranch is conveniently located of Highway 83 North in Northern Webb County. Located at the dead end well maintained 6.5 mile deeded easement road offers ultimate privacy and no through traffic. Wildlife: Silver Webb Ranch lies within the "Golden Triangle" for whitetail deer hunting. This area has been producing big bucks for generations. It can be common to see 160+ class bucks consistently. The thick native vegetation and consistent water source allow this area to be a wildlife haven. Wild hogs and Rio Grande Turkeys can also be found on this property. White wing dove, Eurasian dove, songbirds, and bob white quail also frequent the property. Improvements: The property is high fenced on 2 sides with large neighbors on the other property boundaries making it ideal for wildlife to make this area "home". A small campsite can be found on the Eastern edge of the property. Modest camp house and other outbuildings can provide great utility with a little repair. Interior roads and some cross fencing are present on the land as well. Water: One Carrizo water well drilled in 2010 (well report attached) can be found on the property. This is the most productive and highest quality aquifer formation that can be found in this region. A pump will need to be connected. When in production this well was able to produce 150 gpm per the well report. An approximately 1/2 acre pond lies in the center of the property. This pond has been known to hold water year round. A non operational windmill and holding tank posses the potential to be re-worked to working condition. A non operational windmill and holding tank posses the potential to be re-worked to working condition. A second well drilled in 1974 at a depth of 200' is also on the property, currently non-operational. *** All creeks and rivers in Texas are subject to fluctuating levels of flow and can go underground or even become dry at times based on rainfall and other conditions. We make no representation as to the permanency of this creek as it exists today or at the time of your visits. All information is deemed reliable but should be verified by interested party.