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Once the private preserve of an oil executive, the 300,000-acre Big Bend Ranch, with all its desert grandeur, has now entered the public domain.

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1of3 This locally made ham blends the best of European with South Texas flavors.La TiendaShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Besides traditional cuts of ham, the company also sells spicy pecan cold-smoked chorizo, hickory smoked bacon, fuet sausage, and traditional Italian guanciale.Courtesy-The Board CoupleShow MoreShow Less 3of3 Tapas fans may already know the formula for a perfect blend of cheese, cured meats, and olives, but one local company is hoping to spice up that charcuterie board with a new kind of Iberico ham. Texas Iberico, a Hill Country company specializing in the coveted delicacy original...

A hiker enters Closed Canyon at Big Bend Ranch State Park. Victoria Millner A San Antonio man struck out last June to hike into Closed Canyon, a slot canyon at Big Bend Ranch State Park that leads to a steep pour-off above the Rio Grande. The gray cliffs along the two-mile out-and-back trail narrowed as he walked, alone, eventually reaching a fifteen-foot drop. Most hikers turn around at that point, but the 45-year-old man jumped down the ledge, quickly realizing he couldn’t climb back up the slick rock. He kept going down the canyon, eventually reaching a forty-foot pour-off, where he jump...