Rio Grande River N Lots 9 & 10 The Trans-Pecos of Texas is rich in history and wildlife. Just outside of Lantry, Tx is 306 acres of both. This area is home to Mule Deer, Whitetail, Javelina, Turkey, Quail (currently there are several coveys living around the camp) and occasional Aoudad, Oryx and who knows what else may show up. The terrain is rolling hills with views for miles including the Sierra Madres of Mexico to the west. Overlooking the ranch is a very comfortable, off grid style bunkhouse with the addition of a metal framed cabin. This well thought out cabin will continue to be finished or can be completed by the new owner to suit themselves. Though secluded by urban standards, the ranch is approximately 60 miles west of Del Rio off the north side of Hwy 90. The J & P Bar and Grill in Comstock sits about midway and offers a gathering spot in the evenings. The ranch is accessed by an all-weather easement. Typical forage on this Trans-Pecos region includes Live Oak Mots, Cedar, mesquite, guajillo, huisache, hackberry, creosote bush, cenizo, sotol among many others. The terrain is shallow rolling hills to arroyos with excellent views. A long seasonal creek bed traverses this ranch collecting water for long periods after rains. This place is perfect for the hunting family, outdoor enthusiast, or a retreat for clean air and enjoy unrestricted views. Call for directions and showing instructions.