4000 Acres
Location:
Located two hours form the bridges at Eagle Pass, it's perfect for a weekend getaway or a private retreat. Fifteen miles west of Muzquiz, Coahuila Mexico, the Black Bear Ranch is snug against the moutain range, offering a beautiful view of moutains, as well as canyons and rolling hillls. The terrain is covered in lush green, and alive with wildlife.
Vegetation:
Local vegetation consists of the following: conifers, poplar, oaks, taray (plant with thin leaves and red bark), tejocote, capulín, walnut, as well as candlewood and yucca, mezquites, creosote bushes, hojasé, ceniza and gatuño (plant with pink flowers). a wide variety of cactus like the nopal or prickly pear, barrel cactus, etc. pecans and bald cypress growing along the rivers and streams. Also with mezquite huizache (Acacia) and chaparral (small oak tree).
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Water:
This ranch has water available in the form of two different springs, various small ponds and streams.
Minerals:
None available.
Game:
Local wildlife consists of herons and other wading birds, geese, sandhill cranes, ducks and cauts. There are also white wing and mourning doves, bobwhite and blue quail, crows, vultures, owls, hawks, roadrunners, and diversity of sparrows and song birds doves. There are small mammals such as: squirrel, rabbit, coyote, hares or jack rabbits, raccoon and opossum.Larger mammals include Berber sheep, bobcat, wild turkey, collared peccary, as well as european boar, puma, mule and white tail deer, and in the mountains black bear.
Price:
$195 per acre.
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