Tennyson Gentleman’s Hunting and Livestock Ranch near San Angelo
This 156.5-acre hunting and livestock ranch near Bronte, Texas is ready to go for this hunting season. All you need is your deer stands and feeders. The property is convenient to town yet peaceful, with beautiful views, and nice accommodations, and all of the work is already done to make your investment property a relaxing recreational ranch. The ranch sits south of Bronte on paved highway 2662 approximately 20 minutes north of San Angelo and approximately 50 miles south of Sweetwater.
Improvements: This ranch has a nice, pipe entrance with an automatic gate and great fences. The property has a top-of-the-line, split-level, furnished 2016 metal home with a 2-car concrete floor carport, pipe-fenced yard, and shop attached. There is a large overhang for parking tractors, trailers, and extra vehicles connected to the metal home. Near the house is a livestock barn with water and pens and its own trap which could be a convenient place to feed out a beef, 4H project, or stall a horse or two. The livestock working pens are situated in the northeast corner of the ranch away from the home. All fences are in great shape with netwire large enough for a goat head, and barbed wire on top and bottom-the way it should be! Southern views from the ground-level patio or the second-level covered deck are stunning. The deck overlooks the 28-acre wheat field and several peaks including Juniper Peak. A nice-sized pond sits in the center of the ranch and catches rainwater very well off of the adjacent hills. There are three pastures for easy rotation of livestock.
School District: This property is in Coke County. Students would attend Bronte Independent School District.
Exemptions/ Programs: Currently this acreage has an Ag exemption.
Water wells: There are 2 active water wells with water storage housed in a metal building in the wheat field.
Surface water: The surface water consists of a scenic pond in the center of the property. The pond adds to the beauty and serenity of the property and provides a water source for livestock and wildlife.
Soils: Soils consist of Ector and Silty Clay Loam. We also have a soil evaluation on file that can be shared upon request.
Vegetation: There are plenty of mesquite and cedar trees providing cover for wildlife along with native brush. The property hosts strong grasses and forbs.
Wildlife: Wildlife is abundant including Whitetail deer, Quail, Dove, migratory birds, Rio Grande Turkey, and varmints. Axis deer have been spotted in the Tennyson area. The property has good cover and water making it an oasis for wildlife. This property has not been hunted in a few years.
Topography: See the interactive map for the gently sloped elevation changes. There is about a 50′ elevation difference from the draw to the top of the hill.
Rainfall: Being on the edge of the Chihuahuan desert, this area is arid most years. Typically, the rainfall ranges from 18-24 inches per year.
Potential Equipment/Items to Convey: The following equipment/items can be purchased separately: tractor, shredder
