Lot 65

Sandy loam underfoot is the first thing that separates Tract 65 at Lohn Hollow Ranch from its neighbors. This is 13.29 acres of Central Texas ranch land for sale in McCulloch County, about 9 miles north of Brady, and the soil here is the kind a person notices right away. Sandy loam drains well, works easy, and grows native grass without a fight, which matters whether you are thinking about a pad for a camp or just want ground that stays firm after a rain. Walk the eastern half and the tract opens up into clear country, room to pull in, park, and read the land in a single look rather than picking your way through brush.

A deer feeder already stands on the property, and that tells you plenty on its own. Somebody has worked this ground and game is answering to it. The open eastern half gives whitetail a clean approach to the feeder and gives a hunter honest sightlines to work with, while the mix of cover and grass across the rest of the tract keeps deer and turkey moving through. Lohn Hollow carries a strong run of whitetail, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and quail across its blend of native pasture and brush, and a tract with a feeder set on open, sandy ground is a real head start for anyone who wants to hunt over it from day one.

Access here is straightforward. The east line of the tract butts right up against the new ranch road, so you drive in clean off a graded surface and step onto the property without hunting for an entrance. The west line comes already fenced, which puts part of the work behind you and marks a clear boundary before you ever stake a corner. McCulloch County sits at the geographic center of Texas, along the western edge of the Hill Country transition zone where native pasture gives way to brushy ridges and hardwood-lined hollows. Brady is a short drive south for fuel, feed, and groceries, close enough to be convenient and far enough to keep the quiet.

The tract comes surveyed with deeded access and light restrictions, no commercial hunting, so you know what you are buying and what your neighbors can and cannot do. Owner financing is available, which keeps the path to ownership simple. Buyers should confirm electric availability, well and septic needs, and any current tax valuation for their own plans, and we are glad to help point you to the right answers. Come walk the eastern half, stand by that feeder, and see how the ground lies. Land like this reads best from the seat of a truck and the toe of your boot.