If you like hunting then you will love life in beautiful Pearsall Texas. This small but active community is right in the center of south Texas hunting country. It is the place where hunters and anglers come from all over the world to see nature at it’s finest and partake in one of this country’s greatest pastimes. You too can move here and enjoy this all year round, and you ‘ll be able to find a home here at an affordable price.

Nestled in the rolling plains south of San Antonio, Pearsall was the prehistoric home of a band of Coahuittecans known as the Pachal. These hunter-gatherers left us few archeological remains of their harsh subsistence lifestyle. There were several artesian wells in the area, one of which was located present day Moreno Park and later became the first permanent habitation. A crossing on the Frio River gave early access to this area and brought the French explorer La Salle in 1685, the Camino Real (The King's Highway) of Spanish Texas Beginning in 1691 and in 1731 the Canary Islanders on their way to San Antonio.

The modern history of Pearsall began with the railroad. On July 4, 1881, the first passenger train pulled into town for the sale of lots by the International Great Northern Railroad. The town was named for Thomas W. Pearsall, a vice-president of the International Great Northern Railroad.