Tbd 674
About this property
This 139.88 acres located SW of Rocksprings has access directly off 674. There are 5 blinds and 7 feeders that will convey as well as 2 water storage devices and some poly line. Trails are accessible with a truck or side by side and there are game signs and game trails everywhere. The property has been very lightly hunted in the past few years and the same family has owned it for over 2 decades. There are gorgeous views throughout the property and there is an adjoining tract that is 68 acres listed separately if more land is needed. Ag valuation is in place with a grazing lease to keep property taxes low. There is a wet weather creek in the middle of the property that provides excellent bedding and feeding opportunities for the game in the area. Whitetail, axis and other exotics have been seen for years on the property. The community has a well that is available for water toting if needed. The property has not been over cleared but you can definitely get around on it. It is ready to make it your own for hunting season. Kickapoo State Park is not far for day trips.
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About the Area
Tbd 674 is located in Rocksprings, Texas, in Edwards County. Edwards County is among the most remote and sparsely populated counties in Texas, a vast limestone plateau of cedar and oak savanna where ranching culture remains unchanged by modern development pressures. Rocksprings, the county seat, is a small ranching community that serves the surrounding ranch operations with no aspirations toward tourism.
The Devils River headwaters originate in Edwards County, and the Nueces River flows through the southern reaches. The terrain is classic Edwards Plateau, flat-topped mesas, limestone cedar breaks, and rocky draws supporting exceptional populations of whitetail deer, turkey, and dove. Elevations reach over 2,400 feet on the high plateau.
Rocksprings had an estimated population of 721 as of 2023. The 78880 zip code has a median household income of $32,325, a median home value of $78,100, and a median age of 44.7. The average household size is 2.55 people.
Edwards County's economy is almost entirely built on ranching and hunting leases, with some of the highest-quality whitetail deer genetics in Texas. The county attracts serious hunting ranch buyers seeking large, remote, low-fence operations at prices reflecting agricultural rather than lifestyle values.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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