The ranch and its network of roads is impressive and provide spectacular views of area mountains, canyons, and the Alamito Creek valley with its gallery forest of Cottonwood trees. The Berry Ranch consists of high hills, steep canyons, and desert floors to combine into a mix of habitats that provides year round recreation and hunting. Just one hour to downtown Marfa the ranch is remote but yet accessible to the areas wide amenities.

Habitat

The landscape is wide-open rolling grass and brush surrounded by rugged mountain ranges which can be seen from most places on the property. Classic Big Bend County of the Old West, Berry Ranch has maintained much of the environment and appearance of times past. This vast area lies in a narrow elevation range between 3,700 and 3,400 feet allowing for mix of vegetation from the mid to lower Chihuahuan Desert such as Spanish dagger, yucca, creosote, ocotillo, and cholla with a mix of chino grama, black grama, bear grass, and sideoats grama with scattered brush. In springtime this landscape is in bloom with a wide variety of cactus, yucca, and native plants including the Big Bend Bluebonnets. Tributaries to Alamito Creek have heavier brush like mesquite, desert willow, white brush, and catclaw.

Wildlife

This property is home to many species of birds, raptors, songbirds, and game birds such as Blue (Scaled) Quail, Morning dove and White-Winged dove as well as larger mammals of the desert such as Desert Mule deer and Javalina. The brush, forbs, and grasses provide excellent habitat for these game and non-game animals. This is Chihuahuan Desert hunting land at its best and a nature lovers dream.

Water

Loma Alta well is known throughout the area as one of the most prolific and high

quality wells. This water could easily be distributed to other tanks and troughs

around the ranch.

Price

$525 per acre