Properties of Jack Holman with Ranch Locator Company in Weimar, TX

This 24.47 acres has frontage on paved Armstrong Derry Road and also on gravel Sparta Field Road. The front of the property is a clearing but the remainder of the tract has re-growth mesquite with a few cedar. The mesquite is still small enough that any new owner has the option of letting it continue to grow in order to provide cover for wildlife or to selectively treat with herbicide enhancing better grass cover for livestock. Near the southwest end of the property is a large metal barn with concrete floor. The house is a manufactured home which is used by the owners as a weekend get-a-way and is 1,120 sq. ft. with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. A nice wrap-around porch has been added. The property is served by a public water system. Thi

This ranch has been managed to maximize grazing opportunities in that there is no brush. With the exception of a few widely scatter trees, the entire property is clean grassland. The owner has systematically sprayed for weeds and brush encroachment so what remains is basically pure native grass cover. The soils are mostly sandy loam. County Road 141 (gravel) borders the west and south perimeter. The property is flat but there is a slight slope from south to north. This ranch is ideal for livestock grazing, hay production or possibly rice production.

This property is raw and unimproved with the exception of having electricity and public water along Armstrong Derry Road. There is a large pond on the back side of the tract. What used to be natural clearings have been taken over by re-growth mesquite. The predominate tree growth is mesquite and cedar but there is also winged elm, hackberry, post oak, live oak and a few water oak. The tract has a slight roll to the surface that can be seen in the photo of the paved frontage road. The soils near the road are mostly clay but as you travel to the rear of the tract it gradually turns to a more sandy loam. This land is located in a scenic part of the county and has the potential for good hunting, a permanent home or an outstanding qui

Historically, some of the best South Texas areas for producing trophy white tail deer have been LaSalle, McMullen, Webb and Duval Counties. The 939 acre JAR Ranch is located smack in the middle of this region. You can pull up a map to easily locate this property. It lies a few miles south of where these four famous counties meet. Roughly half of the tract lies in Duval County and the western part lies in Webb County. This is a prime location for heavy bodied and thick antlered bucks. The ranch is diverse. To the average person looking at South Texas, all of the properties in this region appear more or less the same an ocean of brush. Anywhere in the world however, river and creek drainages hold the best soils and a good Wildlife B