WOODWARD RANCH by Tommy Woodward

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In the heart of the Big Bend - Davis Mountains country featuring Texas Red Plume
and Pom-Pom agates. Also found are precious Opal and Labradorite feldspar.

Alpine, Texas

The 20th annual BIG BEND GEM And MINERAL SHOW was held this April 17th and 18th, 2009, at the Highland
Events Center, on the south side of East Highway 90, across the street from Sul Ross State University.
The Show is normally held on the third weekend of April every year.

Red Plume agate slabs montage in showcase display.

Pompom agate slabs montage from Needle Peak in showcase display.

Cathedral Mountain in the late evening as seen from the ranch.
Eagle Peak is in the foreground.
Please click on each of the following links:

ROCK SHOP

ROCK HUNTING

ROCK SHOWS

CAMPING

RANCH HERITAGE

HISTORICAL INTERESTS

Thank you for inquiring about the Woodward Ranch. This website is NOT the official site for Woodward Ranch.
This site was created and is being maintained by Tommy Woodward simply for your pleasure and
enjoyment in observing Mother Nature at work in the field. Tommy Woodward

Before leaving this site, please check out our special links found on the HISTORICAL INTERESTS page for more interesting papers of geological and local history. Don't miss the WOODWARD TOPAZ or the latest thoughts on the phenomenon known as the Marfa Lights.
Rockhounds and Rollin' Rock Club members will be interested in a special peek into the history - and very first meeting - of the Rollin' Rock Club, as related by the last living Charter Member who was present.
For further communications with the Ranch or ordering of rocks, please go to their official WOODWARD RANCH website, or EMAIL directly to Trey and/or Jayson Woodward, owners. And please tell them where you found their address.

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