About
50X Ranch is one of those places you don’t stumble upon by accident. Tucked just 10 miles northeast of Cameron, Texas, it has quietly earned its reputation through patience, stewardship, and doing things the right way. From the moment you arrive, the ranch feels expansive and alive—built to keep hunters and their guests fully immersed in the experience from start to finish.
With more than 14 species available, 50X Ranch offers a rare level of diversity. From Blackbuck and Axis to Oryx, Red Deer, and exceptional Texas whitetail, every hunt is shaped around the animal, the season, and the hunter’s goals. No two experiences are the same, and that’s exactly the point.
The ranch is enrolled in the TPWD Conservation Option, with a strong emphasis on habitat management and herd health. Supplemental feeding is thoughtfully distributed across the property through free-choice feeders, supporting consistent growth and long-term sustainability. This isn’t short-term management—it’s a long game.
Hunters are given quality options in the field, with elevated tower stands suitable for rifle and bow hunting, along with multiple custom bow blinds designed for ethical, effective shots. Long mid-morning drives after a hunt often turn into wildlife tours of their own, with interior roads winding through the ranch and offering constant movement and opportunity.
When the hunt pauses, the experience continues. A newly completed luxury barndominium serves as the heart of the ranch—an inviting place to gather, reset, and share stories. Designed with intention, the lodge blends refined comfort with ranch practicality, creating a space that feels just as thoughtful as the land it sits on.
Scattered throughout the property are multiple all-season ponds, offering peaceful fishing between hunts or after an evening sit—an easy way to slow the pace and stay connected to the land.
50X Ranch isn’t about numbers or volume. It’s about time, care, and creating an experience that feels earned. This is hunting done with intention—quietly, carefully, and the right way.
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