Whitetail Deer
Native to the property. Bow and rifle seasons run fall through January.
Season 2026
Hunts
Guided whitetail, exotic, dove, and hog hunts on the family place. Turkey by request, when space allows. Small group sizes, lodging on-site.
Plan a Hunt → On the Ranch
Native Wildlife
Texas-native species, hunted in season.
Wild Hog
Year-round on the ranch. Daytime stalks and after-dark sits.
Rio Grande Turkey
Spring season. Rio Grandes work the woodlines.
Dove
Early September through October. Sunflower fields and stock-tank flyways.
Exotic Program
Exotic Program
A select exotic program, available year-round on managed habitat.
Axis Deer
A common Texas exotic, hunted year-round.
Blackbuck
Smaller, leaner, fast on open ground.
Red Stag
Larger frame than whitetail. On the ranch year-round.
Aoudad
Hill-country sheep, long present in central Texas.
Fallow Deer
Distinctive palmate antlers. Year-round on managed habitat.
Oryx
Open-country game with long horns. Year-round on managed habitat.
The Hunt
How It Works
What's included from the moment you arrive until you head home.
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Lodging on-site
Stay at the ranch. Bunks and meals are part of the hunt.
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Guide in the field
An experienced guide with you each session, morning and evening.
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Field-dressed and cooled
Your animal is dressed and cooled the same day.
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Pickup or shipped
Take it home when you head out, or we ship it on dry ice.
Questions
Frequently Asked
What guests usually want to know before booking.
Booking
How do I book a hunt?
Send an inquiry on this page. We'll confirm dates and species, then send a booking invitation with a deposit invoice. The booking is held once the deposit clears.
What's the deposit, and is it refundable?
The deposit is non-refundable and is applied to the package price. The amount depends on the hunt. We'll spell it out in your invitation.
Can I reschedule?
Yes. The deposit can move with you to another date within a year of the original booking, subject to availability.
When do you run hog hunts?
Hogs are on the ranch year-round. Guided hog hunts run on dates we schedule in advance. Send a note and we'll share the next available windows.
Do you offer day hunts?
Sometimes. Most hunts are multi-day with lodging, but we'll consider day hunts case by case. Send a note and we'll see what fits.
What's Included
What's included in a hunt?
Bunk-style lodging with showers, an experienced guide each morning and evening, and all guide fees. Field dressing, cleaning, and quartering of harvested animals. Meals from Friday evening through Sunday morning, and ice for your coolers. The hunt is the hunt. No hidden fees.
What's not included?
A Texas hunting license (required; buy online or at any Academy or Walmart before you arrive), guide gratuity, additional animals beyond your package, wounded-game fees, and any taxidermy or further processing you arrange.
Can I bring a non-hunting guest?
Yes. Let us know when you inquire. Additional lodging may apply.
The Hunt Itself
What if I wound an animal but don't recover it?
If there's evidence of a hit — blood, hair, or bone — the full harvest fee is due regardless of whether the animal is recovered. We use tracking dogs and additional resources where it makes sense.
Do you process the meat?
We field-dress and cool the animal the same day. Further processing and packaging are on you. We can recommend processors when you arrive.
Do I need a Texas hunting license?
Yes, with one exception. Hogs don't require a license. Whitetail, exotics, dove, and turkey all require a Texas hunting license. If you were born after September 2, 1971, Texas also requires a hunter education card. Bring both.
What should I bring?
Field-appropriate clothing for the season, your rifle or bow with ammunition, a Texas hunting license, a hunter education card if you were born after September 2, 1971, and coolers for your meat. Bunk linens, meals, and ice are on us.