Properties of Tammy, James, & Harrison King with King Land & Water LLC in Fort Davis, TX

Location The Ford Ranch located 11 miles west of Brady, the geographical Heart of Texas, is one of the largest contiguous cattle and hunting ranches in Central Texas. Spanning three counties and covering more than 32,800 acres of rolling live oak covered grasslands, this was famous Texas A&M 1895 graduate G. Rollie Whites home ranch; who came crawling into McCulloch County at age 1 with his parents in a covered wagon in 1875, leased the Ford Ranch and later purchased it in 1902. Today the Ford Ranch not only has a rich historical legacy, its the textbook example of rotational planned grazing and the epitome of excellence in rangeland health! The 32,800 ac Ford Ranch fronts on paved FM 2028 and County Roads 120, 122, 124, 126, and 128 w

Tesnus is Sunset spelled backwards and is a creative name for a railroad town established in 1882 within the Gage Ranch as a section foreman town, water pumping station, and rail siding on the Southern Pacific Railroad. The town, now vanished, had at one time a post office, a section house, residences for the families, and several other buildings. It also served as a shipping point for ranchers in the area. Sunset, the preferred name after the Sunset Limited, was already taken in Texas so they just spelled it backward! Location Tesnus Ranch is located just 45 minutes from the Gage Hotel east of Marathon on highway 90 then south 12 miles on a private well-maintained deeded easement road to the ranchs front gate. The Union Pacific Railr

In 1852 US and Mexico Boundary surveyor Major William H. Emory described the Lower Canyons segment of the Rio Grande as "never having been traversed by civilized man, because of the impassable character of the river; walled in at places by stupendous rocky barriers and escaping through chasms blocked up by huge rocks that have fallen from impending heights. Location Rio Texico Ranch is located in the vast expanse between Big Bend National Park and Black Gap WMA to the west, Highway 90 to the north and Mexico to the south in one of the last truly wild landscapes of the Chihuahuan Desert. This massive contiguous operating cattle and hunting ranch fronts on the Lower Canyons of the Rio Grande where Asa Jones pioneered his famous candelill

Location The George Ranch is located northwest of Marfa, Texas just 4 miles outside of town and to the southwest of Fort Davis approximately 20 miles. The ranch has access from the old Bloys Camp Road, a well-maintained private electric gated road through the Dixon Water Trust that adjoins Marfa. This location is extremely private with no easements through the ranch. Isolated and private but only minutes to the airport and all the amenities of Marfa. Acreage 5,093.63 acres in Presidio County. Description The George Ranch is part of the Marfa Plateau, a mile-high desert grassland of basin range topography between the Davis Mountains to the north and the Chinati Mountains and the Rio Grande River to the southwest. Sweeping grassl

Dos Lomas Ranch is located between Ft. Stockton and Ozona fronting for over 5 miles on the north side of Interstate 10 and its frontage road at Exit 314 just 10 miles as the crow flies south west of Iraan. San Antonio is just 3.5 hours to the east making this an excellent weekend recreation ranch, offering 6,004 acres in Pecos County. The name of the ranch comes from two high limestone mountain tops that dominate the views from around the ranch. Broad tops with big valleys creates a combination of easy accessible gentle land with deeper soil and the limestone bluffs, rim country, steep hills, and canyon heads creating a diversity of habitats and land forms. This is a working ranch with exceptional hunting. Its also loaded with canyons, m

Pecos Canyon Ranch was home to the Pecos Culture of hunter/gatherers dating back 4,000 years, who left a legacy of extensive rock art over 8,000 square miles. The area was also known for pioneers of the late 1800s such as Judge Roy Bean at Langtry, and his law west of the Pecos, as well as Lieutenant John Bullis, commander of the Seminole Indian Scouts, fighting in the Pecos River skirmishes in 1870. The 8,459+/- acre Pecos Canyon Ranch is dominated by the river and the canyonlands that drain into it. It is really two ranches, split by the county road, with excellent new fences and entrance gates for privacy and security. The western 1/3 has the old headquarters ruins with two wells and lots of Juniper cover with rolling hills and d

Location West Powderhorn Ranch is located along the Texas Gulf Coast in Calhoun County between Port OConnor and Seadrift, 75 miles northeast of Corpus Christi, 110 miles southwest of Houston and 130 miles southeast of San Antonio. The ranch fronts on the north side of state highway 185 for over 3.8 miles and west side of FM 1289 for 3.5 miles. The ranch also has frontage on CR 492 giving access to the farmland and irrigated fields to the north near Seadrift. The ranch is literally surrounded by Coastal Protected Areas that include Matagorda Island WMA, Powderhorn WMA, Mad Island WMA, Welder Flats WMA, Guadalupe Delta WMA, three units of Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, and thousands of acres of private preserves and conservation ea

Location Prairie Canyon Ranch is located on both sides of US Highway 90 just 8 miles east of Dryden, Texas between Del Rio and Alpine. This is true western hill country and rugged canyon country; an area filled with history and amazing natural habitat and wildlife. This ranch has been in the same family since the 1960s and has been a significant source of recreation and adventure for several generations of owners. Acreage 22,972 +/- Acres in Terrell County Description The main drainage across the northern half of the ranch is Prairie Canyon, named for the rich natural grasslands that once dominated this region. In fact, lesser prairie chickens were native to this ranch and the last one was seen in the 1980s, evidence of a ri

Rainbow Ranch was assembled by the current family of owners, starting in 1991 and today is a solid 10,800 acre block of rolling hills and huge limestone canyons with a diverse assemblage of native vegetation. The ranch is situated at the convergence of three biologically-distinct eco-regions in Texas; the Texas Hill Country to the east, the Chihuahuan Desert to the west, and the subtropical Tamaulipan Brushland to the south, creating one of the most unique wildlife habitats in the state. The north/south orientation of Highway 349 allows several entrances to different parts of the ranch and into a network of roads allowing access to both sides of the major canyons and along several internal smaller canyons and ridgetops. This is not flat

Location Panther Rock Ranch is part of the historic Woodward Ranch and is comprised of 1,381 acres located on the banks of year-round Ash Creek on the east side of Highway 118 south of Alpine and has been visited by Big Bend travelers and rock hounds from all over the world. The ranch fronts on the east side of Highway 118 just 15 miles south of Alpine starting at the roadside picnic area and runs south for over a mile. Panther Rock Ranch is the gateway into the Big Bend Country with its over 1,000,000 acres of parks and public lands and is an hours drive north of Lajitas and Terlingua and their outdoor adventures and amenities. Cathedral Mountain (6,860 feet), one of the area's iconic peaks, towers over the ranch to the west and Elephant