The 780 +- acre Axis Mesa Ranch is on the market looking for its new owners! The ranch is part of the old Shurley Bros Ranch in Sutton County before it was sold years ago. Axis Mesa Ranch encompasses 780 acres of prime hunting ground with native whitetail and multiple species of exotics running wild. The ranch features the original Headquarters of the old Shurley Bros Ranch with upgrades that keep the ranch still in its original form. Multiple barns, out buildings, working pens, overhead feed bins, corals, are all set up ready to go to begin running livestock or simply admire and reflect on the past history. The ranch features the main headquarters ranch house with 4 beds and 2 baths, the bunk house with 3 beds and 2 baths, the manufactured home guest house with 3 beds and 2 baths which provides plenty of lodging for guests, friends, and family. Multiple out buildings, barns, sheds, and lean-to sheds are onsite near the working pens behind the ranch headquarters. There is an enclosed cleaning station with game hoist, running water, and drain system to clean and process your trophies once back from the field. Overhead utilities power all the structures, water wells provide water, and septic systems are in place. The ranch has an impressive low fence Whitetail and multiple Exotics. The animals on the property include the following: Whitetail, Blackbuck, Axis, Scimitar Oryx, Aoudad, Turkey, Dove, Quail, Feral Hogs, Javelina, and other native species including varmints native to the area. The ranch has a rolling terrain with a total elevation change across the ranch of approx. 180 feet across the ranch (2,090’ – 2,270’ of elevation). Native brush covers the property with some cleared openings for shooting lanes and food plots. You will find oak, mesquite, cedar, and other known native trees and brush common to the Texas Hill Country. There is an ample amount of brush and cover for the animals on the ranch along with heavily covered hillsides and gullies.