Mid-March 2025 TRFS Update

A LITTLE LUCK AND A LOT OF BIG VIEWS—SEE WHAT'S NEW!...

NEW! Oak View Ranch is an incredible opportunity to own a blank canvas ranch, conveniently located just 6± miles west of Harper. The ranch consists of 57± acres and is located off paved FM 479 with 700’± of frontage road. There are several nice build sites with stunning Hill Country views. There is tremendous potential to build a weekend getaway cabin or full-time residence.

FEATURED! Red Gate Ranch is 132.75± acres and only 6± miles from downtown Fredericksburg.  A beautiful historic German rock home originally built in the 1860s is the quintessential centerpiece of the ranch. Middle Creek meanders through the property on both sides for 1,500’± and is a stunning attribute. The ranch is situated in a highly sought-after area of Gillespie County with stunning oak trees, improved pastures, top-notch views, and a beautiful creek area.  All within a quick 10± minute drive to town!

JUST SOLD! Donop Ranch is a very well-located and scenic property in eastern Mason County, just 6± miles north of Art, Texas, between Mason and Llano. The ranch encompasses 3,500'± of Twelve Mile Creek, which offers several seasonal spring areas with pockets of water that flow across slabs of picturesque granite. The ranch offers a ranch house, a small building, several barns, and several storage sheds. With its breathtaking views, gently rolling landscape, and diverse vegetation, this property provides an ideal retreat for those seeking the Texas Hill Country experience.

CHECK OUT THE LATEST TEXAS DROUGHT CONDITIONS!

We're continuing to closely monitor the Texas drought conditions. Texas has seen recent rainfall which has helped the state avoid serious drought concerns. The state is showing 13.76% to have exceptional drought conditions. Extreme drought conditions have increased to 26.05% statewide. Stay informed about current water conditions.

RANCH NEWS ARTICLES!

You can see the latest ranch news articles under “Resources” then go down to the “Ranch Articles” tab. The latest article explains that years of severe drought conditions combined with extreme population growth are putting pressure on the state’s water resources. Read more. These articles are also featured in our bi-weekly email newsletter.

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Sincerely,

Richard Coiner, IV

San Antonio, Texas - Specializing in the Hill Country and South Texas Areas

Richard has enjoyed being an outdoorsman his entire life, and dedicated his profession towards this. He graduated with honors from the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute at Texas A&M University-Kingsville. He has worked in Texas, as well as internationally, in wildlife research studies with species such as native white-tailed deer, bobwhite quail, and black bears in Mexico, to name a few.

Richard has used his experience and education to run several private and commercial hunting programs in South Texas. He has also assisted landowners in establishing management plans for their properties to achieve their desired goals.

Richard Coiner's Affiliations:

  • Over 20 Years Experience in Wildlife Management
  • Texas A&M Kingsville - Range and Wildlife Science Degree
  • Texas A&M College Station - Business Degree
  • Member of Texas Association of Realtors - TAR
  • Member of National Association of Realtors - NAR
  • Member of San Antonio Board of Realtors - SABOR
  • Lifetime Member of National Rifle Association - NRA
  • Member of Texas State Rifle Association - TSRA
  • Member of Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation - RMEF
  • Member of Coastal Conservation Association - CCA
  • Native Texan
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