This cattle and hunting ranch lies about 15 miles northeast of Van Horn on a paved road.  This is valley overflow land has about 5 miles of Wildhorse Draw meandering through the ranch. This can create an oasis of water and highly productive grassland for wildlife and livestock.  The ranch is covered in native brush. The soils range from clay loam to sandy loam. There are 4 water wells. These are equipped with two solar powered submersible pumps, one windmill and one 3 hp submersible pump in an irrigation well, 5 large storage reservoirs, and 15 miles of pipe to 20 water troughs around the ranch.  Irrigation water is from 175' to 300' deep and irrigation wells on neighbors in the immediate area tested 2,500 to 4,000 gpm of excellent water. There are both mineral classified land and fee minerals, all unleased.  Improvements include perimeter fencing, cross fencing, a comfortable 1,913 sq ft.3Br2B foreman's home, 50’ X 50’ barn and two sets of working corrals.  Wildlife includes mule deer, antelope, quail and dove. Mule deer bucks scoring 189 B&C in 2008 and 220 B&C in 2009 were taken on the ranch. The 2008 buck won third place Texas Non-Typical Mule Deer.  With the minerals offered, underground water and excellent pasture for both livestock and wildlife, this ranch has great potential.