Description: This 5,997± Acres of the historic 200,000± Acre Chittim Ranch is nestled amongst other large, original Chittim Ranch owners. Ideally secluded, the South Chilipitin tract lies in the heart of the best native whitetail deer hunting that the state has to offer. Owned and operated by the Chittim heirs since 1858, this is a low-maintenance, high-end hunting ranch.

Improvements: The ranch is void of any structural improvements, which allows one the flexibility to build to their liking. This property has a very good road system, and average to above-average perimeter fencing. There is one cross fenced pasture in decent condition. Electricity is on the property and currently serves the Hunters Headquarters.

Water: The ranch has one water well run by solar. This well supplies water to the Hunters Headquarters. There are 8 stocked tanks that range in size from .35 Acre to 5± Acres in surface area. All of them hold extremely well due to the excellent clay and drainages. The longevity of these tanks is evidenced by the many 8 lb. – 9.5± lb. bass produced over the years.

Wildlife: The entire, old historic Chittim Ranch is renowned for producing some of the largest, low-fence whitetail deer the state has to offer. However, this South Chiltipin has earned quite the deer reputation on its own. It has become recorded as one of the best native, free-range deer ranching in South Texas, in part to natural habitat and genetics accompanied by excellent management and stewardship. The hunting community is well aware of this pasture of the once vast Chittim Ranch. The ranch is under MLDP and has been intensely managed for 20+ years. Excellent brush diversity and an abundance of surface water help carry a healthy amount of native game. Turkeys roost along the drainages and the ranch offers both Bob White and Blue Quail. The tanks provide excellent dove hunting and bass fishing.

Vegetation/Elevation: The ranch has all the necessary browse to produce monster native whitetail deer. Excellent diversity is found throughout out the ranch. Good, low lying creek drainages to gently rolling hills, this ranch offers a great variety of terrain. Large mesquite, hackberry and cedar elm are present. Elevations roll from 654± feet at sea level to 744± ASL.