Property Description:
Rancho Alejandrenas is 212.0 acres of classic South Texas ranch land in southern Zapata County, just west of U.S. Highway 83. The acreage features sandy clay loam soil, thick wildlife habitat, and a well-maintained road network.
Just minutes from Falcon Lake, Rancho Alejandrenas offers a unique combination of hunting, fishing, and recreation. The Falcon International Reservoir spans more than 80,000 acres between Texas and Mexico and produces a freshwater ecosystem for fish and waterfowl in an otherwise arid region of Texas.
This ranch has been well kept and enjoyed under sound stewardship by the same family for generations. Positioned between Laredo and McAllen, Rancho Alejandrenas is ideal for a personalized weekend hunting retreat.
Wildlife: White-tailed deer, Rio Grande turkey, feral hog, javelina, Bobwhite and Blue quail, Mourning and White-winged Dove.
Terrai...
Terrain: Sandy clay loam.
Improvements: Electricity
Water: Water well (status TBD)
Minerals: Surface Estate Only
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