

Copano Creek Ranch - Refugio County, Refugio, TX
Just minutes north of Refugio, Texas along highway 77 sits a wildlife oasis known as Copano Creek Ranch. Being situated where the coastal prairie meets the brush country, Copano Creek Ranch is well suited for game enthusiasts of all kinds. From Quail, Dove, Turkey and Ducks to Whitetail, hogs and javelina, this ranch epitomizes a game rich environment with ease of access and proximity to all the southern cities in the state. Whether you seek quiet enjoyment, a dense variety of game or a ranch to run cattle and seek wildlife, Copano Creek Ranch is a wonderful opportunity to own an oasis in Refugio County.
Location
The ranch is Located 9 miles northeast of Refugio, Texas in Refugio County. The ranch fronts the east side of Highway 77. Corpus Christi is 1 hour, San Antonio is 2 hours, Houston is 2hrs and 15 minutes and Austin is 3 hours.
Topography, Rangeland & Habitat
Consistent with the blended ecosystems of this area, there is a diverse array of habitat types on this ranch. Throughout the ranch there are great Oak mottes with larger oaks as well as large areas of hackberries and elms in the drainages of Copano Creek and its tributaries. Nutrient rich mixed brush is scattered throughout the ranch providing valuable forage for the native game species. In the prairie regions of the ranch, quail lanes are mowed in the native grasses annually for running dogs. A key feature of the ranch is the 50 +/- acre wetland which is loaded with waterfowl in the winter months.
Wildlife
The Copano Creek Ranch has exceptional native wildlife abundance and diversity. The ranch is currently under MLD for an extended management season of the abundant population of deer. The trophy quality on the ranch is very good and could be enhanced with a feeding program. In the more open areas of the ranch, there are quail lanes mowed for running bird dogs. This year, the owner ran dogs a handful of times and had great hunts. There is an abundance of Turkeys with the several roost locations and abundant water on the ranch. To top off the attraction, there is a 50 acre wetland that holds great amounts of ducks in the winter months. The wetland is suitable for several blind locations and wind locations. Along with the above mentioned, the dove hunting can be very good over tanks and around the croton fields in the fall.
Improvements
The ranch facilities include a mobile home, a new large equipment barn, covered cooking and seating area and walk in cooler.