Rock Head Ranch is a very special place, and Tecomate Properties is proud to designate it as a “Tecomate Signature Property.” 

Rock Head Ranch well qualifies as a Tecomate Signature Property!

     So, what does that mean?  A Tecomate Signature Property must meet stringent size, value and, most importantly, quality criteria.  The last – quality – is graded on 10 factors that include vertical improvements, infrastructure, habitat, game populations, current management and future potential, water resources, aesthetics, location and more.  In short, a Tecomate Signature Property is a large, well-developed, desirably located, “near-turnkey” property with well-maintained, suitable buildings and infrastructure, good habitat, pleasing aesthetics, healthy game populations and effective management either currently producing or capable of producing exceptional quality and/or numbers of target species and high recreational value.  

     RHR’s 4,008 acres are under high fence for maximum management effectiveness.  The ranch’s sprawling hills and valleys offer scenic, diverse and productive landscapes.  On the northern part of the ranch, towering limestone hills and rocky abutments frame numerous valleys opening into expansive bottomlands interspersed with fields and food plots.  The large amount of fertile valley and bottomland is unique for the area and provides opportunity for productive pastureland and/or food plots.  

     The hillier southern part of the ranch features the highly coveted “Blue Mountains,” which climb to over 2,000 feet and are laced with draws and valleys.  On the hilltops, surprisingly wide, level wooded plateaus create a productive habitat populated with oak mottes, scattered cedars and various brush species.  Through the middle of it all runs the Edwards Draw with its numerous branches, springs and pools of permanent surface water.  A good network of roads provides excellent access to all areas of the ranch.

     Conveniently located near the center of the ranch is the perfectly suited headquarters complex consisting of the main lodge, guest cabins, game processing facilities, foreman’s house and various barns and outbuildings, including a fine horse barn with an enclosed tack room.  Special care has been taken to maintain the historic Hill Country “feel” and “look” in the facilities and improvements.  The ranch was previously a working livestock ranch and is fenced into several pastures.  The ranch is still home to a small herd of cattle.  Water is abundant throughout the ranch from natural springs and pools, stock tanks and waterpoints supplied by some of the six water wells.  Whether for hunting, recreation and/or ranching, Rock Head Ranch is turnkey and ready for the new owner to step in and enjoy with family, friends and guests, thus qualifying as a Tecomate Signature Property.   

     Some may wonder where the name “Rock Head Ranch” comes from.  That was one first questions I asked Bill Alexander, the owner of the ranch for the last 20 years.  Bill jokingly first answered that his wife named the ranch after his hard-headedness.  In truth, the name came from the shape of the ranch – the map of which looks like an angular rock head, thus the name “Rock Head Ranch.”