Hunting Rules For Everyone
The well being of our clients is fundamental to us. Therefore, we have taken precautions to ensure that every hunt is fun while remaining safe for everyone involved.
No Hunting While Intoxicated
Only Unpack At the Range.
one Group at a Time In the Ranch
More Rules
Bring Enough Ammo For Practice and Hunting (There will be Target Practice)
No Hunting Of Exotics At Night
No Canned Hunts (Animals will be roaming freely)
Be Prepared to Show us Your Firearm ( Must Follow Firearm Safety )
1-2 hunters per guide
Frequently Asked Questions
some of the most frequent questions That we receive
Do I Need A Hunting Licence?
Texas Residents
Please bring your annual hunting license. We will need your license number to fill out the MLDP tags, we do not use your personal tags.
Under 65 years of age - (Item 101)
Over 65 years of age - (Item 102)
Youth hunters - (Item 169)
Non-residents
If you are only hunting exotics you can purchase the 5-day out of state exotic only license. For white tail hunters you need the annual license option.
White Tail hunters need license - (Item 105)
Exotic game hunters only need a 5 day special hunting license - (Item -157)
Youth hunters - (Item 169)
What Kind Of Clothes to Bring?
We recommend layers, Texas weather can be unpredictable. It may be raining and cold in the morning and T-shirt weather in the afternoons. A light rain coat is a good thing to bring. Walking shoes and gloves are also on the list.
What Rifle Do You Suggest Bringing?
The ranch is mainly utilized for rifle hunting but we have some bow stands and portable pop-up stands we can set up for those wishing to bow hunt. We do recommend that bow hunters bring a rifle as a backup if they haven't been successful with a bow by the end of the second hunt day.
Before we go hunting all shooters will have a target practice session with your guide. This is to ensure scopes or sights haven't been damaged or knocked loose during transit. During this time if you need to sight in a rifle you may do so at the lodge range.
We do not allow 6.5 Creedmoor for trophy hunts
What Is The Hunting Style (Walk And Stalk, Stand)?
Hunts can be customized based on the hunter's physical ability and wishes. If you don't want to sit in a stand all day you don't have to.
Do I Tip My Guide? How Much Is A Typical Tip?
Tipping is always optional based on your experience. Customary tip is 10% of hunt cost.
Processors And Taxidermy?
Just Trophies Taxidermy
Clear Creek Taxidermy
Hess Meat Market
CWD concerns for out-of-state travel?
We stay up to date on CWD regulations for your home state. We will have your meat, skulls, and skins processed to meet those transport requirements.
How To Pay?
Check or cash.
Initial deposit of $1,200 remainder due by the end of the hunt.
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