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Boy Scouts selling historic El Rancho Cima
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August 24, 2018
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1:16Now PlayingEl Rancho Cima, an historic Boy Scout camp near Wimberley, is still on the market. The nearly 2,400-acre ranch was heavily damaged in the 2015 Memorial Day Flood. The Sam Houston Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America bought the land in 1954. Now, the sale of El Rancho Cima is a sore spot for many, due to the lack of warning before the property was publicly listed. The ranch was put on the market at a price of $24.5 million. Preservation and limited hunting have kept the property in good condition, bu
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