Perfect for a weekend getaway with an abundance of wildlife and great fishing opportunity. Approximately 1.30 miles of Concho River frontage is the main feature of this unique property with access to O.H. Ivie Reservoir, which is just a short distance away by boat. Other features include wet weather Amos Creek which traverses the south end of the property along with a seeping spring in the southwest corner. The northern 2/3rds of the tract consist of deeper soils with vegetation consisting of native grasses, cactus, mesquite, and other native brush. The southern 1/3rd of the tract consists of shallower, more rocky soils with vegetation consisting of native grasses, cactus, mesquite, cedar, and native brush. Native pecan and hackberry trees line the western bank of the river. Typical net wire fencing attached to metal T-post and pipe post in average to good condition can be found on the southern, western, and northern boudaries. There is a 13 acre field on the northern portion of the property that can be planted as a wild life food plot. A small 2 bedroom 1 bath cabin with approximately 900 sq ft sits in the west central portion of the property. Interior consist of paneled walls, vinyl floors, painted and textured ceilings, A/C and heat, and a wood burning stove. Currently water has to be hauled to a 3,000 gallon storage tank which is connected to the cabin. Other features near the cabin include a rocked patio for private entertainment and a small storage building which resembles the cabin. Places like this do not come along very often that include good quality hunting and fishing out your back door. This area of the state is known for good white-tail deer, turkey, quail, and dove populations. Duck hunting is also available too. O.H. Ivie provides for some of the best bass fishing in the state as well.