Altuda Ranch
Brewster County, TX
Grazing, Hunting, Recreation, & Preservation since 1985
A working ranch with a storied history.
Owned by the Seale Family since 1985, Altuda Ranch offers
hunting, cattle grazing, and game preservation in the
Chihuahuan Desert between Alpine and Marathon.
Hunting & Game Management
Prime mule deer hunting with drop tine genetics, plus white tail, dove, quail, and hog populations.
Cattle Grazing
Brangus herds with a history of braford, hereford, sheep and goats in past decades.
Game Preservation
A large and growing pronghorn antelope herd joins other native wildlife in a high desert environment.
Recreation
Hiking, target shooting, and star gazing with some of the best views of the Milky Way in Texas.
Natural History & Biodiversity
A documented collection of all flora and fauna present on the ranch offers a window to the local biome.
Local History
A long presence in the unincorporated area of Altuda, Texas in Northern Brewster County.
A Variety of Terrain
From gently rolling flatland for grazing and antelope habitat to the heights of Smith Peak and Bird Mountain, with canyons, draws, and creek beds.
Prime grazing land
- Flat and rolling pastures with grass and brush
- Tanks, troughs, and drinkers for water access
- Fixed and mobile pens, barns, and sheds
High Elevation
- In the heart of the Del Norte Mountains
- Beginner to Advanced hiking and climbing
- Recreation and scenic views for a variety of purposes, including painting and meditation