Dos Amigos Ranch

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Mineral Ownership

Surface & Mineral Estate

Dos Amigos Ranch encompasses 1,695.21± acres in Live Oak County, Texas. The seller owns 100% of the surface estate across the entire ranch, providing complete ownership of the land, improvements, water resources, and recreational amenities.

In addition to the surface estate, the seller owns a substantial mineral position. With an acceptable offer, the seller intends to convey all owned mineral interests, creating a rare opportunity to acquire both an exceptional South Texas ranch and a significant mineral estate.

Mineral Ownership Summary

The ranch’s mineral ownership varies by tract as a result of historical reservations common throughout South Texas.

  • Main Pasture (985.20± Acres): Seller owns 100% of the executive rights, subject only to a 0.94% perpetual non-participating royalty interest.
  • West Pasture (465.32± Acres): Seller owns approximately 6.25% of the mineral estate and executive rights.
  • Sanctuary Pasture (237.21± Acres): Mineral interests were reserved by prior owners and are not owned by the seller.

Overall, the seller owns approximately 60% of the ranch’s mineral estate, representing approximately 1,014 net mineral acres, with the majority of those interests located within the ranch’s largest tract.

No Current Production

There is no known oil, gas, or mineral production currently occurring anywhere on Dos Amigos Ranch. The property has been managed and enjoyed as a premier sporting, recreational, and legacy ranch, free from active production operations.

Mineral Conveyance

All mineral interests owned by the seller are intended to convey with an acceptable offer, subject to the terms of the final purchase agreement. This represents a valuable component of the offering and distinguishes Dos Amigos Ranch from many ranches where mineral interests have been severed or retained.

Additional Information

A comprehensive title examination and mineral ownership report have been completed for the ranch. Qualified buyers may request the detailed mineral report, tract maps, and supporting title documentation by contacting the listing agent.

For additional information regarding mineral ownership or to request the complete mineral report, please contact the listing agent.