Nestled in the heart of Lampasas County and Northern Burnet County, this legacy 555± acre ranch offers a rare opportunity for the serious outdoorsman. Held in the same family for over 50 years, this well-placed and thoughtfully managed property is a hunter’s paradise—rich in wildlife, natural beauty, and ecological diversity. The land features gently rolling terrain blanketed in mature hardwoods, including live oak, Spanish oak, elm, mesquite, and pecan. An abundance of native brush species—persimmon, green briar, wild plum, and mustang grape—provide both outstanding wildlife habitat and natural forage. Invasive ashe juniper has been effectively managed for decades, creating open, healthy rangeland that attracts and sustains game. Water is plentiful with two reliable water wells and five earthen stock tanks scattered across the ranch. Two seasonal creeks traverse the property, enhancing the landscape and drawing in game throughout the year. The ranch is fenced into four pastures, making it ideal for rotational grazing. This region is well known for producing trophy whitetail deer and consistently strong populations of turkey, feral hogs, varmints, and songbirds. With a highly desirable layout, proven wildlife productivity, and a landscape that far exceeds the average, this is an exceptional ranch for hunting, recreation, and long-term investment. Properties like this don't change hands often—this is your chance to own a piece of Texas hunting heritage.