Bastrop County · Texas

Double CreekWildlife Ranch

A working family ranch woven into protected creek-bottom country — wild by nature, and kept that way on purpose.

Scroll
Our Story

"Honey as pure and untamed as the land we protect."

Along Wilbarger Creek, a hundred and forty-four acres of restored wetland and native prairie — a hundred and nine of them protected forever. What grows from that care is abundance: whitetail and turkey, otter and fox, and wildflower honey pulled from ground that's left wild.

— Adrian Fudge

The Land Comes First

144 acres,
109 protected forever

Every acre is tended as habitat — creek buffers, wetland cells, native pasture kept in the sun. Since 2012 it's been held under a permanent conservation easement. The wildlife is proof the work is working.

Walk the Land

What You'll Find Here

A ranch, a habitat, a harvest

The Ranch

The shop, the coming horse barn, the pond and dock, the orchard beside the apiary — a place being built to last.

Explore →

The Wildlife

Whitetail, turkey, bobcat, beaver, river otter, fox — documented across the property on camera.

See the gallery →

The Honey

Raw, unfiltered Texas honey and a growing line of ranch provisions, foraged from native bloom.

Shop provisions →

The Vision

Built for the next generation

The shop stands today. Ahead: a ranch manager's house, an eight-stall horse barn framed in Douglas fir, horses for the girls to ride, a stocked pond, and an orchard of thirteen fruit trees. Every structure raised with the same intent as the land beneath it.

See the Plans

144
Acres
109
Protected
2012
Easement
20+
Species on Camera
Come See It

Trails, horses,
and a place to stay

Guided trail walks, horseback riding, fishing the pond, and a guest house are on the way. Tell us you're interested and we'll reach out as visits open.

Plan a Visit