Ranch details

The ranch is comprised of 15,511 acres located 36 miles southeast of Sabinas, Coahuila off of the famous pipeline road and in the Lomerio Peyote Amarillo or Yellow Peyote Hills. The acreage is actually comprised of two contiguous ranches, La Rosa and Loma Pinta. 

Sabinas is 71 miles southwest of Eagle Pass, Texas/Piedras Negras, Coahuila and on the other side of the checkpoint. Total driving time to the ranch will be about 2 ½ hours from Eagle Pass.  Driving to the ranch from Sabinas, the first 23 miles are paved. The next 13 miles are dirt roads but can be traveled at about 20 to 40 mph. The ranch is entered after passing through two other ranches. There is also an airstrip available on the ranch.

The ranch is thick with ideal brush including quajillo, blackbrush, chapote (persimmon), guayacan, junco, cat-claw, mesquite, huisache, little-leaf leadtree, brasil, and coma.  The ranch has 10 pastures and many traps and approximately 71 miles of interior roads.

There is also approximately 5,000 acres of the ranch under high fence.

I was fortunate enough to have the time and many opportunities to look at different ranches before deciding on La Rosa. I was drawn to La Rosa for many reasons, large deer, incredible brush to raise giant deer, the beauty of the hills and number one was it's location for safety concerns. This ranch is a 'end of the road' property and as such a secure place to relax and hunt.

The ranch has 11 (7 solar, 4 windmill) water wells, all average 42 meters (137’) in depth. Water is pumped by solar pumps and windmills to 5 rock and 5 metal pilas or large water storage tanks situated on high points throughout the property. From these pilas, water is piped to small (600 gal.) water troughs.

The ranch has many dirt tanks (ponds) that are rainwater filled. These are all located in arroyos (creeks) and in ramadero (low lying) areas.