Located approximately 12 miles south of Hondo with direct frontage and access of FM 462, this 24.2 acre unrestricted ranch offers an excellent opportunity for hunting, recreation or a future homesite. The property is situated in an area known for it's abundant wildlife and benefits from being surrounded by larger neighboring ranches, including two adjoining properties exceeding 200 acres, resulting in limited hunting pressure and healthy wildlife populations. Conveniently located less than an hour from San Antonio, this property offers the ideal combination of country privacy and accessibility. The ranch is currently unimproved, providing a blank canvas for the next owner. A Yancey Water Supply meter is already in place, and electricity is available across FM 462. Water is provided by an existing Yancy Water Supply meter. The ranch also features a stock tank located in an ideal drainage area that captures and holds runoff during rainfall events, providing a valuable water source for wildlife. The ranch features excellent South Texas brush county with a diverse mix of native vegetation that provides outstanding wildlife habitat and forage. Numerous large mesquite trees are scatted throughout the property, along with blackbrush, whitebrush, guajillo, twisted acacia, granjeno, brasil, prickly pear cactus, tasajillo, and native grasses common to the Yancey area. The diversity of brush creates excellent bedding, browse, and cover for wildlife while maintaining the classic South Texas ranch feel. Wildlife is abundant, with healthy population of whitetail deer, hogs, turkey, dove, quail, coyotes, bobcats, numerous other native species regularly utilizing the property. The stock tank, combined with the surrounding brush habitat and low hunting pressure from neighboring larger ranches, helps make this property an excellent recreational hunting tract. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway, hunting retreat, future homesite, or long term land investment, this unrestricted Medina County ranch offers the size, location, and habitat to enjoy for years to come.