Blind Turkey Ranch is a 294.08-acre hunting and recreational ranch at 913 Greenwood Valley Ranch Road near Rocksprings, Texas. Its Edwards Plateau setting pairs dramatic views and varied terrain with native habitat and room to explore. The headquarters includes a four-bedroom, two-bath manufactured home, a separate cantina, and a private well reported at approximately three gallons per minute. Broad ridges and elevated shoulders open to long views across the surrounding country. Winding draws and branching intermittent drainages add sheltered routes and changing cover. Internal ranch roads connect the headquarters to the interior and offer access to potential blind locations and vantage points. The ranch is reached along a quiet, well-maintained road, with significantly larger neighbors to the south and east. Native trees and brush shape the landscape. Live oak, shin oak, juniper, Texas persimmon, mesquite, agarita, and other native plants are found in the broader Rocksprings area; the mix changes with slope and moisture. White-tailed deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, quail, and other native wildlife may be found in the region. Axis, fallow, or sika deer and aoudad occasionally
