White Mesa Ranch Gun Hunts

The ranch is located in Southwest Texas in Crockett County. The terrain is semi Mountainous Mesa country. The region has the characteristics of South Texas Brush Country and the beauty of the Texas Hill country. Crockett County has the highest deer population in the state of Texas according to Texas Parks and Wildlife surveys.

Our managed deer herd has a 1- doe to 1-buck ratio that is ideal to produce the highest quality deer possible. Besides the excellent Whitetail population, the ranch has an abundance of Quail, Doves, Wild Turkey, and some Spanish Goats.

There are numerous varmints that inhabit the ranch; these include Javelina, Gary Fox, Bobcat, and an occasional Mountain Lion. You’ll find this is really a special place to hunt.

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What It Takes to Produce Trophy Whitetails

Trophy deer take time; require a superb habitat, and year-round management. To insure the wildlife reach their maximum potential, the ranch is void of livestock. This enables the deer to receive the highest quality natural feed available. In addition, supplemental high-protein feed is supplied to achieve the highest possible results.

Trophy animals are a direct by-product of good genetics, nutrition, and proper age. Our policy is not to harvest immature animals; therefore we have an eight-point minimum for All Trophy Bucks. Large portions of these Trophy Bucks are now in the 4 ½ to 5 ½ year old age class; these deer normally score between 125-160 B and C. They usually have 18-24 inch spreads.

White Mesa Ranch Archery Hunts

My archery hunts are conducted on my 3,300-acre game managed ranch in Southwest Texas. Elevated stands are provided and we have over 30 different locations scattered about the ranch. Normal archery camps number from 8 to 12 hunters at a time. My facilities can accommodate up to 20; they have 6 bathrooms and showers. Cleaning facilities for your game with walk-in coolers are provided.

The ranch has been under game management for over 25 years. Each archery stand is fed daily and hunter can expect to see from 10 to 30 deer at most locations per day. The normal shots range from 15 to 30 yards. In addition to the excellent Whitetail populations, the ranch has an abundance of Quail, Doves, and Wild Turkey. There are numerous varmints that also inhabit the ranch; these include Javelina, Fox, Bobcat, and Mountain Lion. (SO, BRING PLENTY OF ARROWS!!!) There is superb Dove hunting in specified areas, along with excellent Bass fishing on the Pecos River to give the sportsman additional options during their stay. (PACK YOUR SHOTGUN AND ROD!!!)

We are totally committed to providing you with the ultimate hunt; although we do not guarantee a kill, most hunters get multiple opportunities during their stay. In staying within the guidelines of all reputable outfitters, any animal killed or wounded (whether found or not) is considered a taken animal

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2009 Spring Turkey Hunt and Pecos River Bass Fishing

Available in March and April 2009, this 3 day trip included lodging on the 3300 acre game managed ranch. We have seen a very high success rate on these hunts. The limit on Spring Toms is one per day, 2 maximum. A sportman may also harvest Jevelina, Bobcat and Wild Goats for an additional $100 kill fee.

The fishing is very good for bass on the Pecos. Spinner baits, plastic worms and top waiters all work. Large Blue and Flathead catfish can also be caught with live bait.

 
$100 deposit required. Balance in full is due 15 days prior to the hunt. Deposits are non-refundable, but may be carried to the next hunting season.

*Hunters must provide their own food, bedding, towels, snacks and beverages.

Exclusive arranges are available for 6+ hunters - call for details!