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Property Features
- 100± Acres
- Edwards County, Texas
- Living quarters and storage
- Shared water well and electric
- 500 gallon water storage tank
- Blinds, feeders, and stands convey
- About 80 feet of elevation change
- Wildlife valuation in place
- Locked gate access
- Native and exotic hunting
About Triple Shot Ranch
This Edwards County hunting land for sale is a secluded 100± acre recreational retreat. Triple Shot Ranch sits in southern Edwards County, directly west of Camp Wood down CR 350 and CR 310. The property features a shared water well, electric, living quarters, and plenty of storage.
In addition, multiple blinds, feeders, and stands convey, so the ranch is ready to hunt. The ranch sits behind a locked gate, only a short distance off a county maintained road. As a result, it works as both a hunting destination and an off-season getaway.
Call us at (833) 697-2624 to schedule a walk of the land.
Edwards County Hunting Land for Sale Near Camp Wood
Triple Shot Ranch is located in southern Edwards County, down CR 350, then CR 310, and then a short distance down an all-weather easement. From Camp Wood, the ranch is directly west. CR 350 is also known as Cedar Creek Road, and it offers two possible routes back to Highway 55. In addition, this Edwards County hunting land for sale sits in the Edwards Plateau, one of the Texas ecoregions known for limestone hills and live oak.
Approximate Distances:
Rocksprings: 27 Miles
Concan: 64 Miles
Downtown San Antonio: 147 Miles
More About the Property
IMPROVEMENTS:
This ranch features living quarters and plenty of storage. The living quarters are a custom finished-out trailer with an attached deck and outdoor cooking area. In addition, a Conex storage container sits next to the camp.
The camp has electric service and is served by a shared water well. The improvements are close to the access road yet still hidden, so the owner can get in easily. The ranch also carries a wildlife valuation, which a buyer should confirm with the county appraisal district.
HABITAT:
The habitat is typical western Hill Country. Cedar, Oak, and a variety of cactus make up most of the plants. Other brush species include Mountain Laurel and Tasajillo. In addition, the lower areas have strong grass growth and good soils. As a result, the ground cover supports wildlife and birds.
The ranch has about 80 feet of elevation change. Because of this, it offers rolling views with few neighbors in sight.
WATER:
Triple Shot Ranch is served by a shared water well. In addition, a 500 gallon water storage tank sits on top of the Conex container for reserve water.
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