Charles Armstrong
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Rawhide Mountains Ranch offers 939± acres in Uvalde County, Texas, positioned between the Rawhide Mountain Range and the clear waters of the Nueces River. The ranch consists of approximately 930 contiguous acres of vast Hill Country terrain, plus an additional 9.47± acres with a residence offering 600± feet of pristine river frontage. This live-water ranch combines mountain views, river frontage, and diverse recreational opportunities in one property. From Best in class hunting, hiking to mountaintop overlooks and swimming or kayaking in the Nueces River, the ranch delivers privacy, adventure, and long-term investment potential.
Located 6± miles south of Camp Wood and 35± miles northwest of Uvalde, the ranch offers seclusion with convenient access to town amenities. Uvalde provides H-E-B, Walmart, fuel, restaurants, agricultural supplies, and additional services within about 40 minutes.
The property features paved frontage on CR 416 and also fronts a well-constructed private road, with portions that are cement stabilized for improved traction. Heavy-duty electric gated entrances, pipe rail fencing, and stone-accented entryways highlight the ranch's strong curb appeal. Internal access includes an all-weather caliche driveway, black gravel drive leading to the improvements, and a network of natural and man-made trails throughout the ranch.
The ranch includes 600± feet of frontage on the sought-after Nueces River, known for its crystal-clear and strong-flowing water. The river offers deep swimming holes, shallow wading areas, fishing opportunities, and an estimated four-hour float by tube or kayak.
Additional water features include a stock pond near the front of the ranch and runoff tributaries that provide an opportunity to construct a custom lake at the base of the mountain range.
There are Six water wells on the property, including one aeromotor windmill well that is not currently in use, two wells located near the improvements, and three additional wells within the ranch. Water storage tanks are also in place to support operations.
The ranch showcases the full range of Texas Hill Country geology, transitioning from fertile river bottom to rugged mountain ridgeline. The terrain includes stunning bottom areas, gradual inclines, steep rock formations, terraces, and deep canyons, creating diverse habitat and recreational value.
Vegetation includes Sycamore and aquatic plants along the river, large Live Oak and Pecan trees near the improvements, and upland species such as Spanish Oak, Blue Oak, Guajillo, Juniper, Mountain Laurel, Agarita, and Persimmon. Soils range from Uvalde clay loam and Olmos soils near the river to Real, Eckrant, and Karett soils across the uplands, supporting pasture, rangeland, and wildlife cover.
The ranch is high fenced, supporting wildlife management and enhancing game quality across the property. Ideal build sites are located in the foothills, offering expansive views of the surrounding mountains and river valley.
The ranch supports abundant wildlife, including Axis Deer, Whitetail Deer, Aoudad, Hogs, Turkey, Dove, and Quail. The Nueces River supports Bass, Perch, Catfish, and Waterfowl.
A wildlife management tax exemption is in place, enhancing operational efficiency and conservation value.
The river tract includes a newly remodeled 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home with updated cabinetry, neutral finishes, laminate wood flooring, and an open kitchen and living layout. The kitchen features a large island, bar seating, and dining area that opens to the rear patio. Two living rooms are separated by the kitchen and dining space, and a wood-burning fireplace with heatilator adds comfort. The primary suite includes a walk-in closet and private study. Most furnishings and appliances convey. Exterior improvements include a covered front porch, open rear patio, shaded yard, and stone fire pit.
A drive-thru barn with black gravel base provides space for RV or motorcoach parking, equipment storage, kayaks, and UTVs. A workshop offers potential for guest quarters. There is also a four-car covered metal carport. Power runs throughout the ranch.
Rawhide Mountains Ranch offers a rare combination of live water, mountain terrain, and established improvements in one of the most desirable recreational regions of Texas. With Nueces River frontage, diverse topography, abundant wildlife, and strong infrastructure, the ranch is well suited for full-time living, seasonal use, hunting, recreation, or long-term investment in Uvalde County.
