Lazy J Ranch is 893 acres in Val Verde County, reached by a private road off RM 1024, about 34 miles from Comstock and 48 miles from Ozona. It is a turnkey hunting ranch in the western Edwards Plateau. The house is remodeled, the feeders are full, the blinds are set, and the well runs water to 11 trough stations.
The home is a 1,600 square foot modular with three bedrooms and two baths, remodeled and set under a new 40 by 100 heavy steel cover with a one-car garage. Around it stand multiple new storage buildings, two new 18 by 21 carports, a skinning shed with water and electricity, and two new 8 by 20 shipping containers. The perimeter is low fenced all the way around.
One electric well supplies the house and the 11 trough stations spread across the ranch. Single-phase power from Rio Grande Electric serves the house, the well, and the garage.
The land rolls under native brush with long views out to the surrounding hills. About 8 miles of interior trails cross the property. Close to 5 miles of wet-weather tributaries cut through it, and game moves along those drainages.
Whitetail, aoudad, quail, and hogs are on the place, along with fox, bobcat, and mountain lion. Two lions have been taken here and mounted. A year-round corn and protein program feeds the herd from nine corn feeders and eight 1,000 pound protein feeders, hunted from nine blinds. Seminole Canyon State Park is roughly 41 miles away and Amistad Reservoir about 52 miles southeast. The ranch is set up for a private hunting operation or for lease income, and nothing has to be built first.
Remodeled Modular Home
A 1,600 square foot three bedroom, two bath home under a new 40 by 100 steel cover.
Year Round Feeding
Nine blinds, nine corn feeders, and eight 1,000 pound protein feeders already running.
Well To 11 Troughs
One electric well supplies the house and 11 water trough stations.
8 Miles Of Trails
About 8 miles of interior trails off a private road from RM 1024.
Sheds And Containers
New storage buildings, two 18 by 21 carports, a skinning shed, and two 8 by 20 containers.
Rio Grande Electric
Single-phase power serves the house, well, and garage.
Low Fenced Perimeter
The whole boundary is low fenced, with native brush and long views.
Improvements
The home is a 1,600 square foot modular with three bedrooms and two baths, remodeled throughout. A new 40 by 100 heavy steel cover stands over it, with a one-car garage under the same roof. Around the headquarters are multiple new storage buildings, two new 18 by 21 carports, a skinning shed plumbed with water and wired for electricity, and two new 8 by 20 shipping containers for secure storage. The perimeter fence is low fence, complete around the ranch. Everything is in place for use the day the keys change hands.
One electric well supplies the house and 11 water trough stations spread across the ranch. Single-phase electricity from Rio Grande Electric serves the house, the well, and the garage.
Land & Water
The terrain rolls, covered for the most part in native brush, with long views to the hills around it. About 8 miles of interior trails run across the 893 acres, enough to reach the blinds and feeders by truck. Close to 5 miles of wet-weather tributaries cut through the ranch, and those drainages are where the game travels when water is running.
Standing water for the animals comes from the well. It feeds 11 trough stations spread across the property, so the herd has water through the dry months whether the creeks are running or not.
Wildlife & Agriculture
The ranch carries whitetail, aoudad, quail, and hogs, with fox, bobcat, and mountain lion as the predators. Two lions have been taken off the place and mounted.
A year-round corn and protein feeding program is running. Nine hunting blinds are set, fed by nine corn feeders and eight protein feeders of 1,000 pound capacity. Water troughs at 11 stations keep the animals on the ranch through dry stretches. It is managed as a hunting property and it is turnkey, so the new owner steps into a program that is already working rather than starting one.
