Located in Edwards County, Texas, this 331-acre hunting and recreational property offers a combination of existing improvements, wildlife infrastructure, road frontage, wildlife tax valuation, and varied Texas Hill Country terrain. The property has direct frontage along County Road 310. Approximately 311 acres are enclosed by high fencing, while approximately 20 acres are low fenced. The high-fenced portion is currently managed for whitetail deer and does not currently contain exotic species. The low-fenced portion allows wildlife to move across the property boundaries, and exotics including axis deer, elk, aoudad, and other species have been observed in the surrounding area and on the low-fenced acreage. The property has been managed for whitetail deer for years. According to the seller, the ranch has produced mature whitetail bucks reaching and exceeding Boone and Crockett trophy quality. The whitetail have been and are currently provided free-choice protein throughout the year. Multiple Ranch King blinds are positioned across the property along with corn feeders, protein feeders, and nearby water stations. An internal trail network provides access to the blinds and feeders throughout the ranch. The terrain reflects the characteristics of the Texas Hill Country in this portion of Edwards County. Elevation changes include hilltops and draws, with a combination of cedar thickets and cleared areas around hunting locations. Mature live oak trees are distributed throughout the property, providing established tree cover within the ranch landscape. Improvements include a 3-bedroom, 1-bath cabin containing approximately 1,200 square feet. The cabin was built in 2007 and provides an existing structure for use as a ranch headquarters, hunting camp, or recreational base. A metal shop is also located on the property and includes a walk-in cooler. Water infrastructure consists of two wells. One well is powered by electricity, while the second well is operated by a generator. The property also has two septic tanks. The property is situated within the broader Rocksprings area of Edwards County. It sits approximately 40 minutes to both Rocksprings and Camp Wood, and within three hours of San Antonio Texas. With 331 acres, wildlife exemption, established fencing, a cabin, shop, two wells, two septic tanks, wildlife infrastructure, County Road 310 frontage, and varied Hill Country terrain, this property offers an array of potential uses.