Lampasas Group

Central Texas hunting, fishing and recreational 40 +/- acres with Colorado River access within Smith Ranch of Lampasas County, TX. This land is being cut from a larger parent tract with additional land available. The Lampasas County property is accessed by Skyridge Road within Smith Ranch and offers big views, rolling terrain and a wet waether watershed. The dense canopy of live oak, cedar and persimmon trees hold an abundance of deer, hogs, turkey, varmints in addition to audad and axis. In addition to the exceptional hunting the vast Hill Country views on the Colorado River valley are extraordinary

Land for sale in Burnet County, TX. This 33 +/- acre unrestricted tract in Burnet County offers a diverse ladscape of moderately covered live oak, cedar and spanish oak just minutes off highway 183. Situated at the corner of CR 224 and CR 225 13 miles south of Lampasas and 12 miles north of Briggs the property is conveniently located 45 miles from north Austin. An abundance of wildlife including whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck and varmints can be found on the property. The land is fenced and crossed fence with an agricultural tax exemption in place with

215 +/- acres of exceptional hunting, fishing and remote enjoyment in Smith Ranch of western Lampasas County. This Ranch is located in Smith Ranch along main road. Desirable vegetation coupled with deep rocky draws provide great bedding and travel habitat for the enriched wildlife property. The exorbant amount of wildlife is next to none for Lampasas County offering whitetail deer, feral hogs, turkey, dove, quail, varmints along with exotic audad and axis. The big elevated views with rocky outcropped limestone formations welcome you to the gateway of the Texas Hill Country. This ranch is improved with a very comfortable

This 100 +/- acre piece of rugged, remote Texas Hill Country is cut from a larger parent tract in Smith Ranch. The western Lampasas County land offers diverse land types with various vegetation suitable of the rich wildlife populations. Live oak, juniper, mesquite, persimmon and other woody vegetation cover the densely populated landscape. Excellent hunting and fishing in the Colorado River are unique to his property. Hamilton County electric on the property. A wildlife property tax exemption in place with taxes $140 per year. This property is not on the river but has Smith Ranch community access to "Common

Ready for deer season is this remote hunting land in desirable Smith Ranch of Western Lampasas County. Exceptional hunting on this rugged piece of Texas Hill Country. This land offers an abundance of wildlife including deer, hogs, turkey, axis and audad. Enjoy fishing and water activities in the Colorado River within private Smith Ranch. One blind and one feeder is filled with corn and ready to go. This property is not on the river but has Smith Ranch community access to "Common Areas" designated along a 4-5 mile stretch of the Colorado River. The Colorado River offers excellent fishing

Hunting and Fishing land for sale in Smith Ranch. New to the market just in time for deer season is a 25 acre tract in desirable Smith Ranch. This attractive property is accessed on Skyridge Road. The property is set up with two blinds and two feeders ready to hunt. Land is moderatley covered with live oak, persimmon, cedar and other woody plants. Lots of deer, turkey, hogs, audad and axis. Down main road within Smith Ranch is access to the Colorado River. What a great usuable investment offering year around recreation. NOTE: This property is not on the

Big water on the Colorado River, Lampasas County, TX. This beautiful 170 +/- acre property in western Lampasas County boasts over 1,400' of Colorado River frontage. The river is diverse with one of the best catfish holes on the upper Colorado to shallow shoals with step in access. Large Pecan and Bur Oak trees shade the bank with drivable access the full width of the property. The Colorado offers exceptional catfishing and spring white bass runs. The land has a mix of moderately tree covered pasture and a 50+/- acre coastal field. Hundreds of mature pecan trees litter