Whiskey River Ranch

Located along the Angelina River between Sam Rayburn and BA Steinhagen Lakes, the Whiskey River Ranch is a prime location for outdoorsmen offering ideal wildlife habitat thanks to the large swaths of neighboring timber and immediate access to some of the state’s best fishing and waterfowl hunting. 

• 10 Minutes from Sam Rayburn Lake Ramp
• 11 Minutes from B A Steinhager Lake Ramp
• 24 minutes from Jasper, TX
• 2 hours 15 minutes from Houston, TX

From the highest ridges of the Ranch where you can see for many miles, to the Angelina River there is over 200 feet of elevation change across the acreage making parts of the ranch feel like the Ozark or Great Smoky Mountains. 

Along with this constant change of topography, the property also presents a favorable diversity of habitat. Mixed throughout the property are fingers of mature hardwood trees that line the drainages and create frequently traveled wildlife corridors. Surrounding these hardwoods are tactfully managed pine forests that have been managed professionally with prescribed burns further benefitting the wildlife habitat. As you descend into the river bottoms of the property you are welcomed by flats of towering hardwoods and several seasonal wetlands that are lined with beautiful cypress trees.

The Whiskey River Ranch is an outdoorsman’s playground. The ranch offers access to chase the full gambit of East Texas wildlife including whitetail, hogs, waterfowl, alligators, and predators. 

In addition to the hunting opportunities, this property is one of the most ideally located properties in the state for fishing opportunities. With frontage on the Angelina river and 10 minute drives to the closest ramps at Sam Rayburn and B.A. Steinhagen lakes the opportunities are multiple.

The property is under a Timber exemption, greatly reducing the owners tax burden.

There are no built improvements on the property, allowing a buyer to create their ideal working and living quarters. 

There are no known wells on the property. 

There is power located across from the property on County Road 29. 

Surface estate only.

Tucked along the lower Angelina River between Sam Rayburn Reservoir and historic Dam B, this part of East Texas has long been defined by timber, water, and wildlife. The Angelina once served as an important transportation route for early settlers, with steamboats carrying cotton and supplies through the region before railroads and the booming East Texas lumber industry transformed the landscape in the late 1800s. Today, the river winds through an unusually wild corridor of pine forest, bottomland hardwoods, cypress sloughs, oxbows, and wetlands, much of it bordered by Angelina National Forest and public wildlife lands. Between Sam Rayburn and B.A. Steinhagen—still commonly called Dam B—the result is an exceptional setting for a recreational timber ranch, with outstanding habitat, fishing, waterfowl, and the secluded character for which the Piney Woods are known.