Description Walker Ranch offers 6,221± acres of genuine Val Verde County ranch country that is private and scenic. With established infrastructure, strong wildlife, and impressive terrain, this property is built to be enjoyed from day one.
Water: Three wells serve the ranch, two solar on the east side and one electric on the west side, feeding multiple water storage tanks and a distribution system that carries water to troughs throughout the property. A header dam and wet-weather creek bottoms on the west side provide additional surface water.
Improvements: An established road system connects the ranch, accessible by ATV throughout. Electricity is provided by REA and ADP with a meter located at the west side camp. Two camps are present on the property. West side working pens are in place.
Wildlife: A wildlife exemption is in place and approximately 10,000 feet of high fence runs the north boundary on the west side. Whitetail deer quality is strong, with aoudad, dove, turkey, quail, and feral hog also reported on the property. Active hunting leases are current with a history of quality deer harvest.
Topography and Vegetation: The east side offers gentle rolling hills covered in scrub brush, while the west side opens into steeper rocky canyons with outcroppings and elevated terrain that deliver impressive long-range views. Wet-weather creek bottoms and dense brush fill the deeper canyon draws on the west side.
Location and Access: Walker Ranch sits in Val Verde County with dual-gate access, east and west entrances positioned directly across from one another off the county road. Cell service is available throughout most of the ranch, and surrounding land use is recreational.
Chad Foster is a native of Eagle Pass. For the past decade, Foster has managed family-owned businesses with a focus on real estate and real estate development, as well as investments in agriculture and oil & gas. He became a licensed real estate agent in 2004 after graduating from Texas A&M University in 2003 with a degree in Business, and earned his broker’s license later that same year. Foster currently resides in Uvalde with his son, Tres. His lifelong dedication to the region is reflected in his active support of numerous civic and social organizations across Southwest Texas.
