TBD County Road 314

Down an all-weather road, you can raise cattle on cultivated pastures, grow and harvest your own crops and harvest your own wild game. You will be hard-pressed to find a property that offers this amount of surface water, ground cover, and still enough land for cultivated pastures. Sandy loam to sandy-clay mix make this ground perfect for growing crops or food plots for hunting. Perimeter fences and cross fences are barbed wire and in good condition. Cross fences create 8 separate pastures. In addition to rural water availability, there is one hand-dug well on the property. Surface water includes seven tanks. Six of the tanks collect rainwater run-off, and one is spring fed that has never gone dry. Working pens and cattle chute can be found at the northeast corner of the property. 2 Atascosa insulated deer blinds will convey. One blind is 5x7 with a 10 ft tower and the second is a 5x5 with 8 ft tower. There are two 450lb tower HB feeders with fences around them.