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Rafter O Ranch

Rafter O Ranch
Summary:
The Rafter O Ranch is located approximately 17 miles west of Junction, Texas in Kimble County. The ranch is made up of 1750 high fenced acres and has been owned by the Smith family for over 100 years.

All of our deer are fed year round and we only harvest a limited number of Whitetail Trophy Bucks each year. We have 12 blinds and feeders under high fence and 4 under low fence.  About 2 miles of Copperas Creek runs through our game proof side of the ranch which provides catch and release fishing for all our guests.

Rafter O can custom fit a hunting package for Whitetail Bucks or Exotics such as Axis, Sika, Blackbuck Antelopes and Big Horn Sheep. We also have packages for management bucks and does.  Exotic game hunting is available year round.

Our lodging facility includes 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat, air and can accommodate up to 12 persons.  A full service kitchen and barbecue pit are also available for your convenience.

Our facilities are also available for group or family activities such as hiking, bird and wildlife watching, fishing when hunting season is closed.

Millar Ranch

Millar Ranch
Summary:

Welcome to Millar Ranch, A Quality Hunt Experience - 1000 private acres of rolling hills, of 100-year live oak trees, oak motts, open pasture, an abundance of mesquite underbrush, algerita and cactus plants in the center of Texas. Millar Ranch is prime trophy hunt land- cover and home to the finest in exotics, plentiful Rio Grande turkey, whitetail deer and more. It has been featured in Bowhunting.net and on DiskNet TV Men's Channel programming. The ranch is located on the famed Edwards Plateau, a short drive east of San Angelo.  
 
Owner Frank Millar knows the elements and importance of a quality hunt experience. Years of hands-on knowledge, stemming from being a sportsman and entrepreneurial business experience have positioned him to deliver extreme customer satisfaction to guests in their hunt experience at Millar Ranch.

Experience the Difference - Millar Ranch hunts are individually created to suit your needs. The environment is as challenging as the game is wary, yet our hunter's success rate is 100%. The ranch is a privately owned and operated hunting preserve with hunt pressure and harvest carefully controlled. All bow hunts are professionally guided spot and stalk, safari, from a ground blind, or rattling- whatever presents the best personal challenge and hunting experience for you. In the words of Roy Keefer, noted bow hunter and writer, "...what a hunt we had at the Millar Ranch... one of the most enjoyable hunting experiences of my life".

Your Trophy Waits - Hunt year-round for outstanding exotics and enjoy seasonal hunts for natives. The thrill of harvesting a quality Axis, a Blackbuck Antelope, Scimitar Horn Oryx, Sika-DyBowski, Fallow Deer, Black Hawaiian, Mouflon, Corsican/Barbadoe or Corsican Sheep, or Texas Dall Sheep. We will also arrange for other exotics not presently on the ranch for your personal hunt, with sufficient advance notice. Our Rio Grande Gobbler hunts are legendary and will far exceed your expectations. Millar Ranch has managed trophy Whitetail Deer.

Not Just for Hunters - Millar Ranch has photo safaris and lay back and relax opportunities for non-hunters. You may even catch a shot of a rare Barasingha, seldom seen elsewhere. Excellent food and beverages are custom selected to your liking, and then there are those West Texas sunsets. There's no prettier way to end the day. Often non-hunting wives will accompany their hunter into a blind to shoot game photos. Future plans call for organized canoe and kayak adventures.

  • Side-trips can be taken to the town of Eden, which features Concho Springs Golf Course. Eden is 18.5 miles east-northeast of the geodetic center of Texas and is known as "the garden of Texas" by locals.
  • A bit further away, yet still close, is historic Paint Rock, a town named for the extensive Native American pictographs found on the bluffs of the Concho River. Tours are available. Crafts shops can also be found at Paint Rock.
  • The Presidio de San Saba, a Spanish fort on the 18th century Texas frontier, ranking in importance with the Alamo, can be visited near Menard. A scientific excavation of artifacts and the remaining structure is currently in progress.

Getting There - Millar Ranch, near Eden, TX, is a 45-minute drive from San Angelo. San Angelo is conveniently served by major airlines. A private airport with paved runway lies 16-miles away and a local airstrip is within a mile. Millar Ranch staff will meet you at any of these locations and provide transportation to the ranch when desired.

10 Mile Ranch

10 Mile Ranch
Summary:

We are pleased to provide hunting enthusiast the opportunity to enjoy the 10 Mile Ranch hunting experience.  Located in the scenic hills of West Central Texas, 10 Mile Ranch offers a unique hunting experience for Whitetail Deer, Turkey and Bobwhite Quail. 
   Through our aggressive Deer Management Practices we have seen a dramatic increase in Whitetail antler and body size.  We have also removed all livestock from our managed property, which has resulted in substantial increase in the number of Whitetail Deer, Turkey and Quail we have been observing.
   Because it's our first year to offer these exclusive hunts, we are offering them lower than current market prices.

Knaus Ranch

Knaus Ranch
Summary:

The Knaus Ranch is located on the top ridge of a beautiful cedar and Spanish oak covered mountain top range known as the Callahan Divide, about 13 miles Southwest of Abilene, Texas and some 150 miles west of Fort Worth,  and about 8 miles south of Interstate 20. 
Abilene is a city of about 115,000 people and is located some 12 miles east of the ranch. The deer and turkey hunting area of the ranch is approximately 2000 acres  The ranch's fences are all low fences (as opposed to 9' high game fences). All of our hunts are considered fair chase hunting.
 
We have a few real big trophy bucks. We have lots of regular size bucks up to 12 points. Some of these bucks will gross out about 235lbs. And large flocks of Rio Grande Turkeys. It seems as if there are more Rio Grande Turkeys and they are bigger every year. Of course, it could be that we feed all of the animals year round with heavy feeding and food plots in the spring.
 
For folks that use GPS, our location is N32 18.425 W099 53.707 for the center point of the compound. A helicopter pad is available. The elevation of the pad is 2383' above sea level. (Check in with a cell phone for exact landing instructions and pad location.) Cell phone number is 325 665 9444. The helicopter pad is just West of the bunk house about 200 Feet, but, within our compound.
 
 The view from our camp is one of the most superb views of  West Texas.  Clear and clean Texas air, a beautiful  mountain view, and beautiful country side. In late October and early November, the Oak  leaves change to a bright red color with a few bright yellow leaves to spice it up.  Spring time brings in all of the trees, flowers, grass, and food plots turning to deep green colors and the wild flowers at their most beautiful setting preparing for a color parade season before the summer heat arrives. You can take a look at it live by clicking on the blue 'here' below. This a view on a web cam looking out the main door toward the east. And, if you turn up the volume, you can hear the wind chimes if there is any breeze at all.
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  • We have no traffic, only  the moan of a distant freight train, and the mating whistle of a bob-white quail makes the ranch not only fun, but very restful and relaxing. Then too, we have our local resident turkeys calling even here at the main compound. We don't have many people to just 'Drop By'. Being off the main road some 3 miles this far out; a passer-by must be coming to see us, or that traveler is just lost.
     
    Our camp is in a  remote area (on the very top of a mountain (The Callahanridge) and about 3 miles to the nearest road) however, the road to the highway is plenty good for arriving or departing is nearly all kinds of weather. We do have the best of both worlds with electricity, satellite and local TV, DSL for broad band computer contact. Central air and plenty of wonderful deep well water, and one of the most complete cooking facilities around this area (gas stoves, smokers, wood steak grills, micro ovens, etc, etc.)
     
    The old Overland Stage Coach ruts are still visible crossing the ranch along with a few Indian arrowheads scattered here and there especially around the banks of the creeks, and some WWII shells and casings left over when the ranch was a part of Camp Barkley, a US Army facility during the second  world war.  The ranch's front gate opens to an 1800's cattle trail known as the Butterfield Trail. Now days that old trail is called 'The Butterfield Highway or even some folks call it Texas Highway 277 to San Angelo, Texas. There is a lot of history both on and off the ranch here.
     

     In 1991 We began rebuilding the fences, planting  food plots for our wildlife (we have about 50 acres in plots), building the hunting blinds (we have 7 fully equipped-all weather blinds). These blinds are made of metal and insulated walls and ceiling plus a floor covering of thick carpet. The windows may be opened or closed and provide excellent viewing of the area.

    Most of our hunters use a blind (or some folks call them 'Hunting Houses) to work out of as a kind of  headquarters. These blinds are especially handy for our deer and turkey hunters to have a central place to work out of and somewhere to go if you get wet, cold or hungry. You can stash your food, water, misc. other gear in the blind for a semi permanent location and hunt away from the blind in the canyons, creeks, etc. or you can hunt from the blinds. Each blind has at least one feeder in sight. The blinds are insulated and warm and they protect you from the winter winds, snow and rain.

    All of our hunting areas are separated by fences. Each hunting area is about 160 acres, however, two of these hunting areas are 320 acres. Staying in a specific area and near or around the blind is especially important if the snow or fog gets thick and you simply can not see, but, we know where you are supposed to be and will come after you. Many people have ask 'do cell phones work out here ?'. The answer is yes in most of all of our hunting areas. Sometimes you have to climb a little higher, but there is contact in every area that we hunt in. So good idea to bring your phone.  AT&T seems to work best here, but SPRINT works in some of the area.

    We now have 13 gravity flow feeders that we feed 20% protein for the deer and turkey during the early spring when animals are birthing or hatching. During the hunting seasons we usually add corn to the programmed feeding.  I don't really think that  corn  helps the deer but the corn serves more as a treat. The deer and turkeys seem to like the corn better than the straight protein. I suppose this somewhat applies to me too.  I will continue to feed and take care of the deer and turkey with both corn and protein. During the Spring Turkey season we feed mostly milo or other similar grain by pouring the grain along to roads and near a water source.

     Then, too, we feed a pickup load of bread about every 30 days for the turkeys, quail, dove, wild hogs, etc. Additionally, we have placed 5 new quail and dove feeders in strategic  places. We have lots of quail, but the dove seem to move out the day dove season opens and we don't see them until the season is over. We build all of our own feeders.  These feeders are all pretty special as you will see. All of our feeder are gravity fed. None of the feeders are on a timer. I don't really think that is fair.

    Our bunkhouse and cook houses are complete with telephones, TV's and central air and heat and DSL and Direct TV.   The beds are 2  twin beds, 2 extra long twins, and two 3/4 beds. The bunkhouse is a four bedroom house, with a living room and two bathrooms with showers, sinks and johns. The usual things for all bath rooms. And summer, spring or winter we have central air and heat and a big fireplace that burns about anything. We usually use oak or mesquite or big stumps we find in the pasture.

      We do have our fair share of snakes, horned toads, lizards, mountain boomers, mountain lions, bobcats, wild pigs, and lots of road runners. Seems as though we have a sample of every bird, animal, reptile, and insect in the country. And, just recently one of our hunters shot the first javelina hogs in the area. I didn't think we had the Mexican hogs, but now we have both the javelinas and the feral hogs.  The feral hogs are much larger animals, but, they  have no tusks and don't smell as bad as the Mexican hogs.  However, they are pretty good eating. Some of the hogs weigh up to 450 lbs. The good eating ones usually weigh about 200 lbs. These hogs are rough to hunt since they have very keen eye site and can smell a hunter about a mile away.

    Hydrick Ranch

    Hydrick Ranch
    Summary:

    The ranch is located in the Heart of Texas, just west of Waco. The 2004-2005 hunting season was the first year that the ranch has ever been offered to the public - it has been hunted only by our company personnel.

    We are scientific breeders which helps to keep good genetics in our deer herd.

    Pearl Ranch

    1500 acres of high-fenced land. This area of Central Texas features rolling hills, heavily wooded areas with a combination of live oak, mesquite and cedar. We have recently constructed a new bass lake to accompany our catfish lake. We also have a shooting clay tower that is available to all hunters. If you kill out before your hunt trip is over, Mike Hydrick is an avid bass fisherman and would be happy to carry you to the local Belton Lake Reservoir for a day of fishing.

    Delozier Ranch

    Delozier Ranch
    Summary:

    The Delozier Ranch is located in the rocky hills of some of West Texas' best whitetail country. Cactus filled mesquite brush, thick draws with towering live oak trees make up the perfect habitat for huge whitetail bucks. Our whitetail reach their full potential by allowing them to grow to maturity, reaching ages of 6.5 to 7.5 years old. Each year top end bucks may attain the magical 170 B&C mark and some even higher.

    Great effort is spent managing the doe population and the harvesting of mature bucks that don't meet the standards set for our trophy bucks. Each year our surveys and field studies help determine how many hunts we will have the following season. Lots of natural water via windmills and several ponds, 60 acres of planted fields and high protein feed fed year around help insure the overall health of the deer herd.

    Aoudad sheep, Iranian Red Sheep and Nubian Ibex can be found throughout the hills and bluffs of this rocky terrain. Each season spectacular trophies of each species are taken. Rio Grande turkeys abound here in the spring and make for one of our most popular hunts. State of the art skinning and game care facilities, a walk-in cooler, western ranch-style lodging and nights spent around the open fire pit are just a few of the amenities hunters can expect during their stay at the ranch.

    If lots of sunshine, wonderfully prepared home cooked meals and the whitetail buck of your dreams sounds like fun, we'll see ya in West Texas.

    Dawson Whitetail Ranch

    Dawson Whitetail Ranch
    Summary:

    The Dawson Whitetail Ranch is a year round hunting operation offering both all-inclusive & self service hunting packages on ranch located in the Legendary South Texas Brush Country which is known for its abundance of game & beautiful landscape. We are located south of Sabinal, Texas, and 1 1/2 hours west of the San Antonio airport.

    Hunters, Non-Hunters & Corporate Outings can experience Whitetail Deer, Dove, Wild Hogs, Turkeys & exotic plains game species from around the world. One can also enjoy our sporting clay range, 1600 sq. foot outdoor entertainment patio, swimming pool & area attractions.

    Our excellent facilities are exclusively reserved for your group of three or more guests and our professional and personable staff will attend to all details that ensure you a quality outdoor experience. Our guests leave as our friends verses a customer at a commercial operation. Commonly, reservations for the next visit are booked before their departure.

    Our big game animals harvested are all trophies to the individual hunter. You are never under any pressure to take an animal, the choice is truly yours. If you do, we would like to add your picture to our website as a representation of our growing list of friends. Our presentation of what we offer is exactly what you will experience. This is the real deal and 'what you see is what you get"

    D Bar D Ranch

    D Bar D Ranch
    Summary:

    D BAR D RANCH

    DRIPPING SPRINGS, TEXAS

    500 Acres in the Texas Hill Country/Pedernales River


    FEATURES


    • Ranch is located 30 miles west of Austin on the beautiful Pedernales River
    • Semi-Guided Hill country Deer and Hog Hunts with Year-Round Feeders and Box Blinds
    • Hunts are from Friday noon until Sunday Noon unless prior arrangements are made for weekday hunts.
    • Ideal for Adult / Youth Hunts

    West Texas Adventures

    Summary: Hunting : Waterfowl Geese Hunting : Exotics Ibex Goat Hunting : Exotics Water Buffalo Hunting : Upland Game Birds Turkey - Rio Grande Hunting : Exotics Watusi Hunting : Exotics Oryx - Scimitar Hunting : Exotics Sika Deer Hunting : Exotics Red Lechwe Antelope Hunting : Upland Game Birds Dove - Whitew...

    CLC Cedar Mountain Exotic Ranch

    CLC Cedar Mountain Exotic Ranch
    Summary:
           Come hunt on the  beautiful 375 acres Cedar Mountain Ranch in west Texas Hill Country 19 miles west of Kerrville Texas.
    We stock all kinds of exotic animals. The landscape consists of mountains, rolling hills, nice pastures, water holes, cedar trees, and a creek runs the entire property. We have food plots thru out the ranch.
          To aid in the development of antler growth we have 5 protein feeders throughout the property. To accommodate our hunters we have several types of blinds from tree stands, box stands, to ground blinds. We have a nice cabin that sleeps 6 people. Wooden floors all thru out the cabin. Plasma 42" wall tv. Couch and love seat in the living area. Full kitchen with microwave, stove, refrigerator,kitchen table  with chairs, ceiling fans, full bathroom with shower.We provide all linens and towels . We have a wrap around deck on the cabin so you can sit and watch all the deer walking around the ranch in the evenings after your hunt. We also have a outside grill if you choose to cook your own meals. We provide soft drinks and water for the hunters on day of the hunt. We can also provide 3 meals a day per hunter for an additional fee. This must be discussed when you call to set up your hunts.
              All hunts are  guided. There duties will include taking you to and from your blind, assisting you in selecting which animal to harvest, and recovering the animal. We have a walk in cooler and a deep freeze coooler to place the animal in.
    Do not hesitate to ask for any special requests or arrangements.

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