250 acres south side of ranch. has camp area, with electricity and water.
On ranch that has guadalupe river and hay field. Plenty of feral hogs shoot them no limit.
Contact for the whitetail season.
Midland County is in the Trans Pecos wildlife district of West Texas, on the southern edge of the High Plains. The city of Midland is its county seat, and the county comprises 939 square miles of flat, brushy terrain. There are various game species for hunting including White-tailed Deer, Mule Deer, Pronghorn, Javelina, Hog, Quail, Turkey, Predators, Dove, and Duck. Attractions include museums, and various local festivals and points of interest.
Source: The Handbook of Texas Online; Texas Parks & Wildlife.