Located in western Edwards County, approximately 40 minutes west of Rocksprings, this 24-acre property in Newby Hills Ranch, tract 65, offers a blank canvas for buyers with a mix of rolling terrain, native vegetation, and wildlife habitat. Tract 65 provides an opportunity for recreational use, hunting, camping, or future improvement. The landscape features a combination of native grasses, brush cover, and scattered mature live oak trees throughout the property. A natural draw runs from the northwest to the southeast portion of the tract, creating varied terrain and additional cover for wildlife movement. Several elevated areas and hillsides overlook portions of the property and surrounding countryside, offering potential locations for hunting blinds, campsites, RV setups, or a future cabin. This area of Edwards County is recognized for diverse wildlife populations commonly associated with the Texas Hill Country. Wildlife observed in the area includes whitetail deer, feral hogs, turkey, dove, and quail. Free-ranging exotic species such as axis deer, aoudad, elk, and a few other species are also known to travel through the region. Access to the property is provided by maintained caliche roads, including caliche road frontage along the eastern boundary. The tract does not currently have utilities on-site, allowing a new owner flexibility in determining future improvements and infrastructure placement. Shared wells are available nearby for property owners' water access. The property also carries an agricultural exemption with low annual taxes. The property's natural topography and vegetation create a setting suitable for a variety of recreational uses while maintaining the characteristics of native Hill Country land. The combination of cover, open areas, elevation changes, and wildlife habitat provides multiple options for hunting setups and other future development considerations.