Hunting & Fishing Hunting South Texas
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Re: Hunting South Texas
These guys are great for hogs. Great guides and good people. Maybe a half hour drive from Ft Sam.
http://www.nighthogs.com/
These guys are great for hogs. Great guides and good people. Maybe a half hour drive from Ft Sam.
http://www.nighthogs.com/
Re: Hunting South Texas
Spanish Gourd Ranch
I'll get you taken care of
kt
Spanish Gourd Ranch
I'll get you taken care of
kt
Re: Hunting South Texas
I grew up in South Texas hunting..
if you want to go on a Trophy buck hunt be prepared to drop some serious money
Can also vouch for Randy and Gerald with Nighthogs out of Seguin
I may be able to arrange a hunt on our property, let me talk to the ranch manager
I grew up in South Texas hunting..
if you want to go on a Trophy buck hunt be prepared to drop some serious money
Can also vouch for Randy and Gerald with Nighthogs out of Seguin
I may be able to arrange a hunt on our property, let me talk to the ranch manager
Re: Hunting South Texas
apply for a special permit to hunt Nilgai on the Laguna Atascosa Federal Wildlife Refuge out of Brownsville. Also you can do a guy a favor, and accompany a Wounded Warrior on one of their hunts.
apply for a special permit to hunt Nilgai on the Laguna Atascosa Federal Wildlife Refuge out of Brownsville. Also you can do a guy a favor, and accompany a Wounded Warrior on one of their hunts.
Re: Hunting South Texas
Disclaimer: I am a friend of the Spanish Gourd.
Keith Taylor manages the hunting aspect of the Spanish Gourd. IMO, he is an expert at what he does. He has multiple feeders spread over thousands of acres. He has game cameras that he checks all the time. Keith takes the pictures and studies the deer, feeding habits, growth progress, etc. He studies the land and what it is produces. His uncle was one of the best biologist I know (Fred Leon).
Note: There was many mornings where I would be in a blind while Keith would take notes and study a buck. I would be looking at it through my scope w/the rifle on safety, hand completely around the stock. Even though I was looking at this huge Texas buck...I did not get buck fever or nothing because I knew I would not be letting one fly.
I have always had a great time when I go out there. The Coates family (owner of the Sanish Gourd) really knows how to take care of its guest.
The landscape is rocky. They have a couple of vehicles to drive around the ranch. It is an adventure in itself.
Keith...you should post some pictures of some of the animals taken....just saying.
Tom on this site has taken a couple animals from the Gourd. Maybe he will post some pictures as well.
Hope this helps.
-Al
Disclaimer: I am a friend of the Spanish Gourd.
Keith Taylor manages the hunting aspect of the Spanish Gourd. IMO, he is an expert at what he does. He has multiple feeders spread over thousands of acres. He has game cameras that he checks all the time. Keith takes the pictures and studies the deer, feeding habits, growth progress, etc. He studies the land and what it is produces. His uncle was one of the best biologist I know (Fred Leon).
Note: There was many mornings where I would be in a blind while Keith would take notes and study a buck. I would be looking at it through my scope w/the rifle on safety, hand completely around the stock. Even though I was looking at this huge Texas buck...I did not get buck fever or nothing because I knew I would not be letting one fly.
I have always had a great time when I go out there. The Coates family (owner of the Sanish Gourd) really knows how to take care of its guest.
The landscape is rocky. They have a couple of vehicles to drive around the ranch. It is an adventure in itself.
Keith...you should post some pictures of some of the animals taken....just saying.
Tom on this site has taken a couple animals from the Gourd. Maybe he will post some pictures as well.
Hope this helps.
-Al
Re: Hunting South Texas
+1 on everything Al said and I will try to post a few pics in a bit. Keith is a GREAT guide and the ranch is a great place to get away!
NOmag
+1 on everything Al said and I will try to post a few pics in a bit. Keith is a GREAT guide and the ranch is a great place to get away!
NOmag
Re: Hunting South Texas
Link to my Axis hunt at Spanish Gourd Ranch
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...043#Post1952043
Link to my Axis hunt at Spanish Gourd Ranch
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...043#Post1952043
Re: Hunting South Texas
Here is great buck, but he wont be ready until 2014
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DssvE3Cq5_M
Here is great buck, but he wont be ready until 2014
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DssvE3Cq5_M
Re: Hunting South Texas
You might also want to try hunting on Camp Bullis since you are military. They allow bow and rifle hunting.
You might also want to try hunting on Camp Bullis since you are military. They allow bow and rifle hunting.
