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Located about two miles east of Robert Lee, Texas, this 200-acre ranch offers a strong mix of convenient access, native brush cover, established water, and recreational opportunities. Situated along the north side of Highway 158, the property features good highway frontage and easy access while providing the privacy and rural setting of a West Texas ranch. With existing hunting improvements, a water well, and electricity available at multiple locations, the property is well suited for recreational enjoyment, hunting, livestock grazing, or future improvements. The ranch is primarily covered in a mixture of mesquite, cedar, and other native brush species, providing good wildlife habitat and natural cover throughout the property. A natural drainage draw traverses a portion of the ranch, adding diversity to the landscape and offering potential for surface water development. The draw presents an opportunity for the construction of a dirt tank to capture seasonal runoff and potentially create a small recreational pond. Subject to suitable site conditions, this improvement could provide an additional water source for wildlife and livestock while enhancing the property's recreational and visual appeal. The ranch has new fencing along the western boundary, while the remaining perimeter fences are in average condition. An established network of two-track roads provides good access throughout the property by UTV or other off-road vehicles. These roads make it convenient to travel across the ranch for hunting, livestock management, and general recreational use. The property is watered by an existing water well equipped with a windmill and livestock watering trough. Electrical service is located nearby, providing the potential to convert the windmill-operated well to an electric pumping system if desired. The ranch is located in an area with good wildlife populations and offers attractive hunting opportunities. The mixture of native brush and vegetation provides natural habitat, shade, and cover for game. In addition to native wildlife, free-ranging exotic species have been observed in the surrounding area, including axis deer, blackbuck antelope, and occasional elk. The property includes two hunting blinds and feeders that are already established and ready for use, allowing a new owner to immediately enjoy the recreational opportunities the ranch has to offer.