Description
1200 +/- Acres of the Captain Kings, wild horse desert. Acreage of any size in Kleberg County is hard to come by much less something of this size. Bordered on two sides by the infamous King Ranch this parcel is virtually untouched. Covered end to end by all species of native South Texas brush towered over by a canopy of gigantic bull Mesquite trees. No regrowth, just complete untouched native brush. Occupied only by too many whitetail deer, javelinas, hogs and turkey. Quail is seen as well. Barely two miles west of US HWY 77 just south of Kingsville on the edge of Ricardo. Accessed by a county road that dead ends at the gate. Ample electricity to and on site. Two water wells have been discovered thus far plus city water available at the gate. Numerous small stock tanks, an old headquarters location, a couple interior fences and a few senderos are only manmade impressions on this tract. First time on the market in half a century. 14 miles from Loyola Beach where you can launch a boat into the legendary waters of Baffin Bay or dine at the Kings Inn.
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Description
1200 +/- Acres of the Captain Kings, wild horse desert. Acreage of any size in Kleberg County is hard to come by much less something of this size. Bordered on two sides by the infamous King Ranch this parcel is virtually untouched. Covered end to end by all species of native South Texas brush towered over by a canopy of gigantic bull Mesquite trees. No regrowth, just complete untouched native brush. Occupied only by too many whitetail deer, javelinas, hogs and turkey. Quail is seen as well. Barely two miles west of US HWY 77 just south of Kingsville on the edge of Ricardo. Accessed by a county road that dead ends at the gate. Ample electricity to and on site. Two water wells have been discovered thus far plus city water available at the gate. Numerous small stock tanks, an old headquarters location, a couple interior fences and a few senderos are only manmade impressions on this tract. First time on the market in half a century. 14 miles from Loyola Beach where you can launch a boat into the legendary waters of Baffin Bay or dine at the Kings Inn.