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Located in South Texas brush country, Jim Hogg County has Hebbronville as its seat. Established in 1913, it remains sparsely populated, with a history of ranching and oil. Today, it is extremely rural, with Hebbronville providing basic services. Larger cities like Laredo (about 70 miles west) offer broader amenities. Housing stock is limited, with modest single-family homes, manufactured housing, and ranch properties. Prices are affordable: existing homes usually cost $90,000–$150,000, while ranchland—popular for hunting—sells $2,000–$4,500 per acre. Buyers are often ranchers, hunters, or retirees seeking a quiet lifestyle.