There are few things better than a spring Wild Turkey Hunt in the Rolling plains of West Texas. The feel of spring shedding off its cold winter coat, and wildflowers abounding in every field. Did I mention the heart pounding action of two Rio Grande turkeys fighting for territory and mating rights?

Texas is home to over 600,000 Rio Grande turkeys and Ranger Creek Ranch holds an abundance of these animals. In return, we have a high success rate and liberal bag limits with a lengthy spring Wild Turkey Hunting season.

We recommend 10 or 12 gauge shotguns with full chokes and either 4's, 5's or 6 shot. Full camo, facemask, light jacket, binoculars, quiet boots, rain gear, camera, ice chest, several different turkey calls, flashlight, toiletries and hunting license when on Wild Turkey Hunts. Bows equipped with special turkey broadheads are fine

Guided Turkey Hunts consist of going out in the morning after a continental breakfast, hunting where the birds roosted the night before or in an area of a roost. After the hunt you will come back to the lodge for either a country brunch or lunch, rest and then back out for an afternoon hunt until the birds go to roost.

Self Guided Turkey Hunts: When you arrive we will take you out and show you the hunting areas and go over hunting and meal schedules.