Geronimo Springs Ranch

Stay out past sundown in this country and the Edwards Plateau puts on a show. A short drive from the ranch, several million Mexican free-tailed bats spiral up out of the Devil's Sinkhole, the largest single chamber cavern in Texas and a National Natural Landmark, and scatter across the darkening sky to feed. Settlers first documented that great pit back in the 1870s, and it has been stopping people in their tracks ever since.

Geronimo Springs Ranch shares that same limestone, the rugged canyon and divide country outside Rocksprings that draws folks to this corner of Texas in the first place. The area carries a strong reputation for whitetail, free ranging axis, aoudad, and Rio Grande turkey, the kind of country built for a serious morning hunt and a slow, do nothing weekend after.

Rocksprings wears its history plainly. These hills made it the Angora goat capital of America, and the American Angora Goat Breeders Association has kept its national headquarters on the town square since 1925. Tracts are surveyed with deeded access, and light restrictions keep commercial use out, so the quiet stays quiet. Owner financing takes as little as 5% down with notes up to 30 years. Call us, or better yet, come stand out here at dusk and see it for yourself.