this is a very beautiful ranch.  The only problem is the ranch manager Clay Pope.  Very rude person.  Has no idea what he is doing.  Had a problem with one of the guides named James. 

Drop Buck you are so right you know I tell guys how to find leases and I'll post it now on this site, you can't beleave the leases you can pick up at high schools Agg, you paty them $50 bucks if they find you a good lease , Postal rual routs Just ask them if you see them in town its not a great way but you never know but the trading post its on the Radio's on Friday they have people calling in with a pair of blue jeans or a boat or anything and it cost but for a month its like $15.00 we ask for any size hunting leases, and the chamber of commerce, But Drop Buck I've been doing this before thje computers and I bet we have a Thousand or more names and numbers we save in boxs, all of them and every year we call them to see if they have anything are know of any, this is no joke sometimes they anwser the phone and can tell its me and say hey Jimmy its that time again, but word of mouth that we don't charge them and we are not middle men and they don't have to post them and the word is out, And if you E- mail me you will see I tell everyone not to hire us if there going to be looking there no reason to pay us when you can do it your self like you said all it is time,

Here is the updated contact information for the Trinity Basin Conservation Foundation (see below)...

Jody L. Carton
Executive Director
Trinity Basin Conservation Foundation 
P.O. Box 1525
Athens, TX 75751
ph: 903/670-2260 direct|
fax: 903/677-2694 sharedemail: jcarton@trinitybasin.org
Web: www.trinitybasin.org

Very challenging for the average shooter. Teal are without question, he best eating of all ducks. The breast meat is succulent.

Funny thing is Tigger that I kow that if I ever wanted to go back I feel that he respects me as a responsible hunter and would allow me to go back and hunt once again.  The bucks are getting bigger and the game is multiplying at the Ranch in Free, plus he has added some axis deer and has reported seeing coveys of blue quail and chuckars from across the road, neighboring ranch has released a huntable population of chuckars for upland game bird hunters and Dr. Pinkley sees some migrate over his high game fence.