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Rifle Whitetail Hunt

740 Acres at BF Pivots | Haskell County in Rochester, TX

Starting Price$175 / Guest

Evening/Night Hog Hunt

400 Acres at Parker Creek Ranch in D Hanis, TX

Price$100 / Guest

Eastern Turkey Hunt

70 Acres at Bishop Ranch in Linden, TX

Starting Price$500 / Guest

Whitetail Hunting Adventure

30 Acres at Dogwood Acres in Athens, TX

Starting Price$500 / Guest

Texas Turkey Hunt

740 Acres at BF Pivots | Haskell County in Rochester, TX

Starting Price$125 / Guest

Predator/Varmint Hunt

740 Acres at BF Pivots | Haskell County in Rochester, TX

Starting Price$100 / Guest

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Popular species to hunt in Texas

The white-tailed deer, the state's most popular game animal, is widely distributed across Texas. Known for their impressive antlers and elusive nature, these deer provide an exciting hunt during their peak season from November to January. For those seeking a more rugged hunting experience, the feral hog is an excellent choice. With an estimated population of 1.5 million across the state, these invasive animals can be hunted year-round without any bag limit. Their large size and aggressive nature make them a formidable quarry. Hogs are often hunted at night with thermal scopes. Bird hunters will find Texas particularly appealing with its abundant dove and quail populations. Mourning dove season starts in September and offers fast-paced action for shotgun enthusiasts. Bobwhite quail are another favorite among bird hunters for their fast flight and unpredictable movement patterns. Lastly, the Rio Grande wild turkey is a must-hunt for any serious hunter visiting Texas. Known for their keen eyesight and hearing, these birds present a challenging hunt during their spring season from March to May. Remember that each species requires specific hunting licenses and adherence to bag limits set by the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Always ensure you're familiar with the latest regulations before setting out on your hunting adventure in Texas.

Popular counties to hunt in Texas

Edwards County, often referred to as the "Deer Capital of Texas," is a top destination for hunters seeking white-tailed deer. This county's rugged terrain, covered in dense brush and oak trees, provides an ideal habitat for these elusive creatures. For those interested in hunting waterfowl, Chambers County is the place to be. Situated on the Gulf Coast, it offers abundant wetlands that attract migratory birds such as duck and geese. Cottle County in the Panhandle region is renowned for its quail hunting opportunities. The county's vast grasslands and mesquite groves provide perfect cover for these game birds. Hunters seeking wild hogs should head to Hays County. The area's dense woodlands and creeks make it a hotbed for feral swine. Maverick County is a must-visit for dove hunters. Its location along the Mexican border makes it a prime spot during dove migration season. Each of these counties offers unique hunting experiences catering to different interests and skill levels. Whether you're after big game or small game, waterfowl or upland birds, Texas has something to offer every hunter.

Popular hunting methods in Texas

One of the most popular methods in Texas is stand hunting, where hunters perch themselves in tree stands or ground blinds near trails or food sources, waiting for game to come within range. This method is particularly effective during deer season as Texas boasts a robust white-tail deer population. Spot and stalk hunting is another prevalent method in Texas, especially for hunting wild hogs and javelinas. This technique requires patience and stealth as hunters carefully track their prey before making their move. For those seeking an adrenaline rush, hog-dog hunting is a thrilling option. In this method, trained dogs are used to track and corner feral hogs until the hunter can get close enough for a clean shot. For waterfowl enthusiasts, Texas offers excellent duck hunting opportunities. Decoying and calling are common strategies used to attract ducks within shooting range. Hunters typically set up in blinds near bodies of water during migration seasons. Remember that each species requires specific hunting licenses and adherence to bag limits set by the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Always ensure you're familiar with the latest regulations before setting out on your hunting adventure in Texas.

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