Location

Harrison Ranch is accessed directly off of FM 1624.  The ranch is approximately 4 miles west of Lexington and 51 miles from downtown Austin.

Topography, Rangeland & Habitat

This ranch offers quite a bit of habitat diversity and sufficient topography. Approximately 170 acres of the ranch is cleared pasture that is currently used for cattle grazing.  The remaining 400 acres is generally thick wooded area with incredible trees throughout. Due to the large amount of creek frontage, about half the ranch is in floodplain. However, the east side of the ranch is not and offers some beautiful potential homesite locations with views. 

Wildlife

Hunting and fishing are both excellent on the property. Hogs are plentiful up and down the banks of Yegua Creek in addition to white-tailed deer. The ranch has surprisingly good duck hunting with a high percentage of wood ducks. All kinds of fish have been caught on the property, most notably large amounts of crappie.  

Improvements

Mostly raw and unimproved. There is an all-weather oil field road from the front gate to the back of the property, making most of the ranch accessible. There is currently no residence, water well, or electricity on the property.   

Water

Approximately 5,700+ ft. of both sides of the ranch. Two ponds.  

Minerals