Hog Creek runs through the Crosby Ranch, which is home to hundreds of native pecan trees, deer, dove, quail, Native Indian sites, rugged terrain, plus ample acreage for cropland and pastureland. Hog Creek is fed by seasonal rains and underground springs which collect pools of water among the cliff banks. Bordered on three sides by County Roads, you’ll find that accessing the ranch from multiple sites convenient for reaching the level pastureland as well as the cliffs and rolling terrain. A grove of mature, native pecan trees has provided the perfect setting for weddings, retreats, and plenty of camping. Fresh groundwater is pumped from the working well located near the well-pump shed, a couple of equipment barns, and a work-shed. From cropland through the pecan grove and into some of the most rugged terrain along the creek and across the creek, the Crosby Ranch provides for raising livestock, growing crops, hunting, fishing, hiking, swimming, camping and so much more.