Texas Hill Country Whitetail Hunt

Western Hill Country whitetails are among the most sought-after big game animals in Texas and across the country. These hunts offer an excellent opportunity for both beginner and experienced hunters, combining high success rates with a variety of proven hunting methods.

The outfitter provides a flexible approach, offering traditional feeder and blind hunting as well as rut-focused hunts that incorporate rattling, spot-and-stalk tactics, and targeting mature bucks on the move.

Compared to more rugged western hunts, these hunts are less physically demanding, making them accessible to a wider range of hunters.

Hunt Overview

The outfitter conducts fully guided whitetail hunts with a focus on quality deer management and mature buck opportunities.

Hunting methods include:

• Feeder and blind hunting
• Rut hunts (rattling and calling)
• Spot and stalk (when conditions allow)

Standard hunts are conducted on a 2:1 hunter-to-guide ratio, with 1:1 guiding available for an additional fee.

Pricing

• Management Hunt (up to 130”): $3,850
• Trophy Hunt (130”–150”): $6,050
• 1:1 Guide Service: Available for an additional fee

Terrain & Conditions

Hunters can expect:

• Rolling Hill Country terrain
• Moderate physical demands compared to western hunts
• Comfortable access to blinds and hunting locations

Typical shot distances:

• Generally 50–200 yards, depending on setup and method

Lodging & Meals

• Comfortable ranch house lodging
• Home-style meals provided throughout the hunt

Hunt Duration

Standard hunt length is 3 days, consisting of:

• 2 half days of hunting (arrival and departure)
• 2 full hunting days

Trophy & Management Options

Management Hunt

• Deer up to 130” gross score
• Option to upgrade to a trophy-class buck for a one-time trophy fee

Trophy Hunt

• Target bucks in the 130”–150” class

What’s Included

• Fully guided hunt (2:1 ratio)
• Ranch house lodging
• All meals during the hunt
• Field assistance during the hunt

What’s Not Included

• Hunting license and tags
• Transportation to/from the ranch
• Gratuities for guides and staff
• Meat processing and taxidermy
• Upgrade fee (if applicable)
• Personal gear and equipment