Panther Spring Ranch is an expansive 291.56-acre property located in northeastern Bandera County, Texas, approximately 4 miles North of Pipe Creek off Highway 16. The ranch offers a diverse landscape of rolling hills and mature oak trees, making it suitable for both recreational and agricultural activities. Land and Terrain The ranch's diverse terrain includes rolling hills and endless views, with elevations ranging from approximately 1,580 feet to 1,880 feet. This elevation change provides varied topography, enhancing both the aesthetic appeal and functional versatility of the land. Mature oak trees dot the landscape, offering shade and enhancing the property's visual charm. The land is currently under an agricultural exemption. Water Resources Water is a notable asset of this ranch, with two ponds serving as natural sources for livestock and wildlife. Additionally, a well approximately 127 feet deep with a flow rate of 5 gallons per minute supplies water to the central area of the property. Existing Structures East side to the property is an 8x20-foot block structure, accompanied by a cedar-post shed—remnants of a deer camp from the 1990s. Electricity extends along the east side of the property, reaching about a third of the way in and servicing these central structures, providing a foundation for future electrical needs. Wildlife and Hunting Opportunities The ranch supports a variety of wildlife, including white-tailed deer, turkey, feral hogs, and mourning doves, making it appealing to nature enthusiasts and hunters. Exisiting feeders and blinds are included with the property. Accessibility The ranch's location offers convenient access to nearby towns and cities: Approximately 25 miles from Bandera 19 miles from Boerne 45 miles from San Antonio International Airport This proximity allows for a balance between serene ranch living and accessibility to urban amenities.