1429 Wagon Track 1429 Wagon Track Road Hunters Hollow Ranch Cabin | Solar Power | Community Water Access | Off-Grid Living Located just 11.5 miles north of Comstock, Texas off Highway 163, Hunters Hollow Ranch lies along the southern edge of the Edwards Plateau in Val Verde County. Approximately 43 miles northwest of Del Rio via U.S. Highway 90, the property is ideally situated near many of the region’s most notable destinations, including Seminole Canyon State Park, Lake Amistad National Recreation Area, the Pecos High Bridge, and the historic town of Langtry—home of the legendary Judge Roy Bean. The property features a small, comfortable cabin powered by a solar energy system thoughtfully installed by the current owners, allowing for reliable off-grid living. A travel trailer is also located on-site and will convey with the property unless otherwise requested. A grazing lease currently in place qualifies the land for an agricultural tax exemption, keeping annual property taxes low. The terrain is defined by gently rolling hills, dry arroyos, and broad draws, creating a visually stunning landscape with a variety of vantage points across the ranch. Native vegetation includes mesquite, cedar, hackberry, wild persimmon, and a diverse mix of native brush and grasses. Wildlife thrives here, with a particularly strong population of whitetail deer. This specific property has harvested some of the finest whitetail bucks in the area, thanks to its natural layout and the strategic design of blinds, feeders, and wildlife corridors. Other common species include Rio Grande turkey, javelina, blue quail, and various native predators. One of the property’s most unique features is a natural cave located onsite, filled with water—a rare and fascinating addition that further enhances the land’s character and appeal. The surrounding subdivision is steeped in Texas history. A historic 1800s rock home nearby once served as a stagecoach and wagon stop for early settlers traveling westward. A natural spring at the old ranch headquarters provided essential water for travelers and their livestock, and a large stone-walled corral still stands above the homestead as a testament to the region’s ranching heritage. Hunters Hollow Ranch offers more than just land—it provides a connection to Texas history, a haven for wildlife, and the kind of rugged beauty and self-sufficiency that make this part of the state so treasured. ***Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Circle L Realty. ***Circle L Realty, as Broker, asserts that the information contained herein is submitted without representation or warranty. All information is deemed reliable but is subject to error, omission, price change, changes in terms and conditions, prior sale, withdrawal from the market without notice, etc.