The property features gently rolling terrain ranging from 2,220 to 2,260 feet in elevation. The land is 100% usable, with open pastures, scattered oak motts, and excellent building sites with long views from the existing camp area. Large live oaks and light native brush provide good cover for wildlife without limiting visibility or access across the property. The current owners hold an ag exemption for taxes.

IMPROVEMENTS:

A 15×40 metal RV cover on an improved pad serves as the current headquarters and could easily be converted into a barndominium. Under the cover is an excellent 30-foot 2021 Springdale travel trailer, with a single slide-out and comfortable living space. Power is available approximately four-tenths of a mile from camp, and the property shares access to a private water well used by the owners’ association. A metal fire pit sits near the camp, perfect for cooking and stargazing under wide open skies.

UTILITIES & ACCESS:

PEC electric service is located within 0.4 miles of the camp, water is supplied by a shared well. The property has good access via interior ranch roads and Highway 55 frontage. Buckridge Ranch POA maintains the shared roads and water system.

WILDLIFE:

Edwards County is known for its free-ranging whitetail, axis, and aoudad populations, along with turkey, dove, and hogs. The combination of open grassland, oak cover, and light brush offers solid hunting opportunities for a tract this size.

REMARKS:

Great Wind Ranch is a manageable property with all the essentials already in place—scenery, access, water, and camp infrastructure. With usable land and great views, this 42± acre property offers an easy start for a new owner looking for a private retreat, hunting camp, or future ranch house site.