A lifetime of deer hunting has led the pair to the Red River in the Texas Panhandle where the state's largest deer reside. This region of the Red River basin with its brushy canyons, rolling hills and protein rich cropland including peanut and wheat fields provide the habitat that produce phenomenal antler growth and body weights. Deer are consistently taken each year from this area that rank among Texas' largest. It is easy to see that with very low hunting pressure, this region holds a tremendous trophy hunting opportunity. The 2000-2001 hunting season was the first year this ranch was hunted.
Some areas remain unhunted.
Don't miss your opportunity for your trophy whitetail. Kyle with a trophy whitetail taken Nov. 2000. The deer was 200 pounds plus field dressed. Visit the trophy room for more trophy whitetails from previous hunts. None of these hold free ranging whitetail like the Panhandle.