The topography of the ranch is gently rolling to level land, ranging from 856 feet at the highest point to 750 feet in the valleys, and is covered with native trees and brush, with some acres of pastureland. The higher elevations provide inspiring views of large segments of the ranch from natural flint rock hills. The water wells on this ranch will be invaluable to help water game in dryer times. The ranch also has a number of locations for addition al stock tanks. The ranch has a wide variety of different brush with heavy cover and plenty of large Mesquites and thick brush, ideal for big deer, turkey, quail, dove, javelina and wild hogs.
Vegetation provides excellent conditions for both livestock and wildlife.
Major plants include Guyacan, post oak, mesquite, Texas kineywood, guajillo and blackbrush. High protein plants, vital to growing book deer are in abundant supply. Deer, hogs, turkey, dove quail and varmints are in abundance. Several good scoring bucks have been spotted and photographed. For the bird hunter, this ranch is exceptional.