W H A T   T O  B R I N G

If you need help with gun transport, please call the ranch to speak with Ray about the best way to do this. Federal Express and UPS will both handle this, but the ins & outs can be tricky.

We have a range available for sighting your weapon after you arrive.

Bring a valid Texas hunting license - more info is here: (https://txfgisales.vansis.wcom.com/fgtxisa/jsp/preindex.jsp?siteID=TPWDINTBRKR)

Bring a cooler for the trip home. Ice/Dry Ice can be provided.

Weather can be checked online at http://www.weather.com/

Bring good boots. The land is sometimes rocky and there is always the danger of snakes when they're warm enough to roam.

Bring rugged chaps or briarpants, for there are briars and mesquite that can tear your favorite pair of pants. Have a mindset, ready to embark on the hunt of a lifetime, with strictly fair chase guidelines on exotics. With whitetail, it doesn't need to be said that you will have a fair chase hunt. These deer are used to roaming and often stay out of sight for long stretches.

Call before you come to make sure everything is squared away. Chatting with Ray can often times remind a hunter one last thing he's forgotten before hitting the road. You'll talk a few times before your hunt, so feel free to ask questions and don't be afraid to give us a shout.

We take cash or check, so don't forget your wallet. The highway patrolman who pulls you over on your way home because your smile is too big might give you a ticket if you forget your licenses.