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Sort your results:Existing Search Criteria:Refine Your Search:Search Results:Outback Outfitters
Summary: We hunt trophy mule deer, free range elk and Aoudad sheep, pronghorn antelope, javelina, blue quail, and predators - all on 224,000 acres of some of the best country in the Texas Trans-Pecos region. From the pinon covered mountain tops to the sage covered low lands, this country is rich in game, as you can see in our Photos section. Most of our hunts are based south of Fort Stockton in the Glass Mountain region. Stay in our spacious lodge, with more than enough room to accommodate any corporate group. Most hunts are conducted safari-style from Jeeps.
Warner Hunting Leases
Summary: Letter b Ranch - Leases are available for Dove, Quail and Duck, or any combination of the three. The licensee may take up to three guests, depending on the license that has been purchased, so long as the hunters all go in one vehicle and hunt together in one party. I offer several different lease packages, depending on the type of game hunted and the number of hunters authorized to accompany the licensee.
Canyon Ridge Ranch
Summary: Canyon Ridge Ranch lies within the foothills of the Finlay Mountains. It is nestled between the famous Gunsite Ranch and Mile High Ranch. Canyon Ridge is mostly known for its record Pronghorn and Mule deer, but if your looking for a great Quail or Dove hunt look no further! Bring your dogs and your guns. We are positive your limits will be filled. We have seen numerous Javelina and Mountain Lion lately so keep your eyes out for a surprise hunt. Ranch roads have been maintnanced recently and are great for any truck or 4-wheeler. We look forward to seeing your trophys from Canyon Ridge Ranch Listing updated on 2007-02-26
H2 Hunting AdventuresSummary: 18,000 Acre ranch in Pecos County, Pecos river frontage. Game managed, high fence.
Excellent facilities w/ walk-in cooler, 5bed/2bath. 70% Mule deer, 30%Whitetail, quail and turkey. Individual groups or Corporate Groups welcome. Serious inquiries only. 512/ 784-6066 booneheep@heeppetroleum.com H2 Hunting Adventures
Summary: 18,000 Acre ranch in Pecos County, Pecos river frontage. Game managed, high fence.
Excellent facilities w/ walk-in cooler, 5bed/2bath. 70% Mule deer, 30%Whitetail, quail and turkey. Individual groups or Corporate Groups welcome. Serious inquiries only. 512/ 784-6066 booneheep@heeppetroleum.com Box R Ranch
Summary: This is not a lease, this is a guided mule deer hunt in SW Texas. 3 day hunt on 10,000 acres, meals included by an award winning chuck-wagon cook. Your choice 1 mule deer buck 6pt or better, or 1 white tail buck 6 pt or better, and 2 javeline, unlimited varmints, and 15 quail. No trophy fees, $2,000 per hunter. 1 spot left on the first week of mule deer season, and 8 spots left on the second week. call or email matt for more information and or pictures.
Indian Wells
Summary: Offering a yearly lease for the following species: whitetail deer, mule deer, quail, Rio Grande turkey, mourning dove, white winged dove, feral hog, javelina, pronghorn antelope, varmits. The lease has 751 to 1,000 acres and is located in the Big Bend region in Terrell county. The price is 2000 per year. We have a lease with slots left for our family hunting lease. The lease hasn't been hunted in 4-5 years. We are currently buying more land for hunting and will have more leases available within the next 30-45 days. The leases are located in both Terrell and Brewster counties Some have water and/or electricity and others do not. By season open there will be some lodging available on all leases. We provide 1 feeder per lease, you must provide your own stand. All slots are annual family slots. Thus you can bring your spouse and children. Also you will have access to the lease year round. We require 50% at time of lease signing and 50% by October 15th.
B & C Tropohy Whitetail Hunts - Terrell CountySummary: Thanks for your interest in exploring a hunting opportunity with B&C Trophy Hunts. Over the last 30 years, I have hunted quality white-tailed deer, Rio Grande wild turkey, javelina, mule deer, quail, and dove throughout the Trans-Pecos region of Texas. Over the last 10 years, I have been the proprietor of B&C Trophy Hunts and have developed a great hunt package experienced by both Texas hunters and those from other states. Below, you can find more detail on what B&C Trophy Hunts has for you. We cater to both seasoned hunters as well as novices.
The Mitchell Ranch is Terrell County, Texas in the southwestern portion of the state called the Trans-Pecos region. The terrain is rugged canyon country and during deer season, temperature can range from 15 degrees to 85 degrees. The ranch is about 200 miles west of San Antonio, just south of Interstate Hwy. I-10. The property is accessible by highway and all-weather roads. I have set up guidelines that I incorporate into an overall wildlife management prescription for the ranch. I work with two people in the wildlife profession, Dr. Jim Cathey (a former Texas Parks and Wildlife Biologist and now an Assistant Professor with Texas A&M University) and Dr. Andrew DeWoody (an Assistant Professor of Fisheries and Wildlife Genetics at Purdue University), to help map out appropriate management strategies for the ranch. There is a minimal amount of livestock on the ranch reducing forage competition for wildlife. A strict rotational grazing system is in place to further enhance range conditions. A managed harvest and year around feeding plan has greatly enhanced both the quality and numbers of trophy deer on the ranch. Our hunts consist of blind hunting near feeder locations, spot and stalk hunts, safari style hunts, and rattling during the rut. The opportunities for taking a trophy whitetail are very good. Our success rate for the past six years has been near 100%. The only hunters that have not taken good bucks are the ones that were holding out for an exceptional trophy, to better their personal best. The success rate on turkeys has been good. The terrain is very rocky, and there is an abundance of catclaw, prickly pear, yucca, soto, and other desert plants. The steep canyons can often be “rocked”, and deer are often scouted from a vehicle. Archers are welcome! The hunting opportunities on the ranch now consist of trophy Whitetail deer, Javelina, and Rio Grande Turkey. Our hunts are 4-day guided hunts with meals, lodging, and transportation on the ranch furnished. Our guides handle the field dressing and basic processing of the game. We will provide pickup at a regional airport (Midland-Odessa, MAF) and transportation to/from the ranch. Lodging is clean, comfortable, and warm. If needed, air conditioning is available in the bunkhouse. We have an excellent cook, who prepares a variety of meals that our hunters always enjoy. Camp rules and regulations: No drunks. Firearm safety is taken very seriously—no loaded guns in camp. Over 20,000 acres of wildlife habitat! Hunters routinely have shots at over a dozen different bucks during the course of a 4-day hunt. 17 results found Next Page >Showing results 1 through 10
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