Chase Trophy Whitetails in the Heart of Texas! Experience the thrill of a Central West Texas Guided Whitetail Deer Hunt, where the rolling hills and mesquite-dotted landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable adventure. Central West Texas is known for its diverse terrain, including rolling hills, brush country, oak flats, and mesquite thickets, creating ideal whitetail habitat. The ranch is home to healthy populations of whitetail deer, with well-managed deer offering opportunities to harvest mature bucks with impressive racks. You may encounter other animals such as wild hogs, turkey, Axis Deer and predators like coyotes and foxes as well. The outfitter is managing the property with a focus on producing high-quality bucks, and maintaining sustainable populations. With access to a well-managed property full of deer, and expert guides, you'll pursue mature bucks in prime habitat, ensuring an ethical and rewarding hunt. This opportunity provides exceptional trophy opportunities in deer-rich country. The hunts are customizable for individuals, families, kids, or groups. It's the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and Texas hospitality.
This Huntin' Fool Endorsed Outfitter has deep ranching roots in their families, and they have worked and lived on ranches for generations. When it comes to habitat and animals, they have continued the legacy that their ancestors began. Their mission is to provide outdoorsmen and hunters a hassle free, quality hunting experience in the great state of Texas, and they’ve done a great job of that so far. They commit to providing competent, trustworthy, and professional hunting guides, top-notch properties, great accommodations & food, and honesty in their business. You'll experience professional guides with intimate knowledge of the land and game, comfortable lodging and hearty, home-cooked meals, fully guided hunts with transport to blinds and stands, and assistance with field dressing, processing, and taxidermy connections. Accommodations are nice comfortable ranch houses, with private rooms, communal dining, and entertainment areas. The outfitter has two different ranch house options depending on the group size. These hunts also include home-cooked meals, with plenty of local flavor, and all in-field transport is handled by the outfitter, ensuring you focus on the hunt, not the logistics.
This Central West Texas whitetail hunt offers a mix of exciting hunting opportunities, scenic landscapes, and well-managed experiences tailored to the hunter's needs. Each hunter has the opportunity to hunt and harvest 1 mature buck, 2 does, and unlimited wild hogs. There are also free-range Axis Deer on the ranch, and if the opportunity presents itself, clients also have the option of harvesting one for a trophy fee. (see trophy fee below). They also have other ranches nearby with the option to hunt more whitetail and/or exotics on a trophy fee basis. Clients can coordinate this directly with the outfitter.
The hunt starts with your arrival at the ranch house. You'll meet your guide(s), review the hunt plan, and go over any necessary paperwork, including tags and permits.You'll have time to ensure your gear is ready and your rifle is properly sighted in for last-minute adjustments. Your guide will provide a briefing on the property, including hunting areas and stands, expected wildlife activity, and safety protocols.
Each day the day starts early, usually before dawn. A light breakfast or coffee may be offered before heading out. You’ll travel with your guide by ATV, truck, or on foot to the hunting location, such as a ground blind or elevated stand. The morning hunt focuses on catching deer during their active feeding and movement periods. This is an excellent time for spotting mature bucks.
Around late morning, you’ll head back to the ranch house to rest, enjoy a hearty lunch, and review the morning's activity. Hunters often take a break during the heat of the day, as deer activity slows. You can use this time to nap, review photos, or prepare gear for the evening hunt. You’ll head back out in the late afternoon, often to a different location based on your guide’s strategy and scouting. As the sun sets, deer become active again, making this another key opportunity to spot and harvest a buck. After sunset, you’ll return to camp to share stories, review the day’s success, and enjoy a warm dinner.
After you successfully harvest, your guide will assist with field dressing, tagging, and transporting the animal. The outfitter will provide basic processing, such as skinning and quartering, and full processing (meat cuts, taxidermy prep) can be done at a nearby facility.
After your hunt is complete, you’ll depart with your processed game, memories of the experience, and potentially plans for your next trip. If you choose to leave your trophy and/or meat with the outfitter, the local taxidermist and/or meat processor will coordinate services and shipping with you.
Don’t miss your chance to create lifelong memories and harvest your dream buck!
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