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Dunbar Draw Ranch is a premier improved hunting and recreational ranch in Sutton County, offering an exceptional combination of wildlife, water, improvements, and natural West Texas beauty. The ranch features approximately 1,000 acres within a high fence, and 500 acres of low fence. It is home to an impressive collection of exotics, including scimitar oryx, gemsbok, blackbuck, fallow and sika deer, and a small herd of red stag, along with free-ranging Texas whitetail and axis deer. Water is a major asset, with three submersible wells, a solar-powered well, and a 100 GPM irrigation well feeding the 1.5 acre pond. At the heart of the headquarters is a beautiful two-story rock home built in 2001. The downstairs features a spacious kitchen and living area, while two large upstairs rooms share a generous bathroom with a walk-in tiled shower. The home overlooks pipe livestock working pens and a newly constructed metal barn featuring a commercial-sized game-cleaning room, walk-in cooler, railing, and hoist designed to efficiently handle harvested game. The barn also includes a dedicated water storage and filtration room serving the headquarters. Three clean and well-maintained guest cabins surround the main house, providing comfortable accommodations for family, guests, or hunting parties. The ranch also features a 50-yard pistol range and a 600-yard rifle range, adding another exceptional recreational amenity. The ranch's rolling terrain, extensive cleared lanes, and abundant cover create an ideal hunting environment, offering excellent visibility while maintaining the habitat wildlife needs. Dunbar Draw winds through the property with seasonal creek beds, a dramatic natural rock cliff with an oak-tree filled bottom that provides one of the county's notable turkey roosts. These draws and creek systems serve as natural wildlife corridors throughout the ranch. Whether envisioned as a full-scale hunting operation, recreational retreat, or working ranch, Dunbar Draw Ranch is a meticulously maintained property with first-class improvements, exceptional wildlife resources, abundant water, and the raw natural beauty that makes Sutton County special.

13 Mile Well Ranch - 1,280± Acres in Sutton County, Texas Located approximately 13 miles southeast of Sonora, TX, the 13 Mile Well Ranch offers 1,280± acres of prime ranchland in Sutton County. FM 1691, locally known as Bond Road, runs through the middle of the ranch, dividing the property into two portions with extensive paved road frontage and convenient access to both sides. This unique layout offers excellent accessibility and versatility for ranching, hunting, and recreational use. The ranch features rolling terrain, numerous mature live oak trees, and plenty of native cover, creating an ideal habitat for wildlife. Situated in the heart of free-ranging Axis deer country, this property offers outstanding hunting potential while maintaining the functionality of a working livestock ranch. Improvements include electricity, a water well equipped with a submersible pump, a concrete water reservoir (pila) for water storage, and two sets of working pens, with one conveniently located on each side of Bond Road. The property is low fenced and currently carries an agricultural exemption. Whether you're looking to expand an existing ranching operation, establish a recreational hunting retreat, or invest in a substantial piece of Texas ranchland, the 13 Mile Well Ranch offers a desirable combination of location, accessibility, wildlife habitat, and ranching potential just minutes from Sonora.

Shalako Ranch is a remarkable 2,568± acre property that blends productive ranching operations, outstanding hunting opportunities, and some of the most captivating scenery West Texas has to offer. Spanning primarily Sutton County, with a small portion extending into eastern Crockett County, this ranch is well-equipped to continue its legacy as both a working ranch and recreational retreat. At the heart of the property sits a spacious 3,000+ square-foot rock ranch home overlooking a landscape of rolling hills, rugged mountains, and improved bottomlands. The headquarters is complemented by working pens, a classic wooden barn with bulk feed and hay storage, horse stalls with runs, and a thoughtful infrastructure designed to support efficient day-to-day ranch operations. Shalako Ranch is completely fenced and cross-fenced, with well-maintained fencing in excellent condition, offering a practical combination of larger pastures and smaller traps surrounding the headquarters. Recent rains have left the ranch with exceptional grass cover, creating ideal conditions for livestock production while enhancing the property's natural beauty. Numerous rock pilas throughout the ranch provide abundant water storage for both livestock and wildlife. For hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, the ranch provides exceptional habitat for whitetail deer, axis deer, aoudad sheep, Rio Grande turkey, and quail. Numerous blinds and feeders convey with the sale, making this a true turnkey hunting and ranching operation. With approximately three miles of Sutton County Road 110 frontage, excellent accessibility, and a landscape that ranges from scenic mountain views to productive bottom country, Shalako Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a property that is as functional as it is beautiful. Whether your goal is ranching, hunting, recreation, or creating a lasting family legacy, Shalako Ranch is a place where Texas traditions and natural beauty come together.

Explore the Untamed Beauty of Sonora: 1764.55 Acres of Prime Ranch Land, Abundant Wildlife in Sonora, TX The Sonora Oaks Ranch consists of 1764.55 acres. It is a perfect combination of native ranch land, mature live oak tree cover, fertile pastures, and cultivation to serve your ranching or hunting needs. Conveniently located just 10 miles east of Sonora, TX on HWY 864, this ranch offers 3 water wells, dirt holding tanks, 2 bedroom 1 bath house and a barn with livestock working pens. With over 100 acres of cultivation with some of the best soil Sutton County has to offer, livestock and wildlife benefit greatly from seasonal planted fields. Fenced and cross fenced into 4 pastures with 3 holding traps, this ranch is ideal for running livestock as well has hunting the native whitetail deer, turkey and recently seen axis moving onto the ranch. Do not miss out on this wonderful opportunity.