Baby Face Mountain 100 acres in Crockett County, Texas
Baby Face Mountain 100 acres in Crockett County, Texas
A Unique Blend of 50% High Mesa Bluffs & 50% Mesquite Flats Far in the East Side of this Ranch limits vehicle Traffic thru this tract All the Rim Rock Tracts. This Everyday Mans 100 Acre Ranch that lives bigger, it boost Almost 200 Elevation Change that would pucker some of the Best Rock Climbers. This Ranch boarders one of the larger 400 acre Rimrock Tracts & shares the Eastern fenceline w/ The 9600 acre Mayfield Ranch. Has Great Canyons & Draws, also has not been hunted too hard. There is a Nice 600 lb feeder& a Great Welded Platform Blind that just needs a reframed cabin. No Well on Property but Community water is available at front of Ranch as you drive thru to fill up your water hauler. This can be an investment you will enjoy for years to come.
Wildlife: Elk, Fallow, sika, Aoudad, Axis, Mule Deer, Whitetail deer, Mountain ...
Wildlife: Elk, Fallow, sika, Aoudad, Axis, Mule Deer, Whitetail deer, Mountain Lion, turkey, hogs, quail, and dove.
Minerals: The property is to be conveyed surface only. The Seller does not own any mineral rights.
Directions: The ranch is approximately 36 miles southwest of Ozona, being 4 miles west on I-10 and then 28 miles south on Hwy 2083 (Pandale Road). The property is then approximately 1 mile east on CR 412 (Clegg Road) and then about 3 miles further east where the Road Ends on the Northside on Rim Rock Ranch Subdivisions caliche maintained roads.
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Baby Face Mountain is a 100-acre ranch in Crockett County, Texas, offering a mix of 50% high mesa bluffs and 50% mesquite flats. With nearly 200 feet of elevation change, it features dramatic canyons, draws, and rim rock formations, making it a striking property for outdoor enthusiasts. Its location on the east side of the ranch, bordering a 400-acre rimrock tract and the 9,600-acre Mayfield Ranch, limits vehicle traffic, enhancing privacy and seclusion. The property includes a 600-lb feeder and a welded platform blind needing a reframed cabin. No well exists, but community water is available at the ranch entrance for water hauling. The land has not been heavily hunted, supporting diverse wildlife including elk, fallow, sika, aoudad, axis, mule deer, whitetail deer, mountain lion, turkey, hogs, quail, and dove. The property is conveyed surface only, with no mineral rights owned by the seller.
Location and Access: Located 36 miles southwest of Ozona, Texas, the ranch is accessible via I-10 west for 4 miles, then 28 miles south on Hwy 2083 (Pandale Road), 1 mile east on CR 412 (Clegg Road), and 3 miles east on maintained caliche roads within the Rim Rock Ranch Subdivision, where the road ends on the north side.
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