Living on a ranch in south Texas far from the city

I have been wanting to post this thread but haven't gotten around to it and wasn't even sure how I would. I am slightly hungover right now and don't care about looking dumb so I figure I will post it now. Feel free to make jokes, I don't care, but hopefully somebody here can give me some perspective.

My family owns a big ranch in south Texas not too far from the border. People that have hunted in south Texas have probably heard of the town (I'm not going to post it to avoid doxing myself). The town is pretty much only known for hunting. My family actually donated around half of the land a couple generations ago to make it bigger, it used to be part of the family ranch.

I grew up in a big city and nobody in my family lives in this town anymore. My mother's generation all live in the same city I grew up in, the generation above them moved to a town north of the small town but still in south Texas.

My family is part Tejano but we are pretty much basically white. The town is at least 90% hispanic. The local schools are about 100% hispanic. They are not illegals, they are Tejanos that have lived in Texas for 100-200 years, like my family.

Would you live in a town like this if you had the family roots? Am I dumb for one day wanting to buy the only house in town that is still owned by a member of my family and live there when I'm older?

I could also live on the ranch I guess. The town isn't tiny and has all the basic necessities more or less. No bowling alley or anything. I have no interest in living in a big city anymore when I turn 30 or so, and I would like to hopefully inherit part of the ranch one day. I probably won't work cattle, I would probably find a job for the government in this town or something and if that isn't feasible I would have to commute for work to a border town.

I know y'all are mostly from Louisiana so maybe can't completely relate but a decent comparison I guess would be if your family had a farm an hour from Lafayette in a town with not much to do.

The hill country in Texas would be a much better place to live in pretty much every way other than the fact I would be hours away from the ranch. I could also live in the closest border town which is more like an actual town/city but it's definitely not as peaceful or safe as the small town is. It's also not really dangerous though, in my opinion.