I have a 4200 acre lease in crockett county 16 miles north west of ozona, texas. We have managed this property for the past 5 yrs and have had good results. I need 10 hunters, guest are allowed with restrictions. However if I cannot fill the full lease than we can divide the lease and hunter requirements. There are a lot of deer and turkey, the quail are having a hard time due to drought conditions. The camping area has water and electricity, electric bill will be split between all paying hunters after season. The country is heavy cedar and misquite w/rolling country and a wet weather draw that runs thru the middle of the property. The land owner has told me that the property was stocked with south texas deer in the 60's and at one time had the largest deer in the county. The genetics are there and we have seen trophy class deer each year we have hunted the lease. I need to have commited hunters by April in order to hold this property, I know the land owner and he has told me that he was removing the hunters this season because they would not allow the bucks to reach 4-5 yrs. of age. He has told me that if I can get the hunters he is more than willing to lease the property to me long term.

Annual deer lease for whitetail, nilgai, feral hog, quail and dove. 2,000 acres. Kayak fishing on the Laguna Madre also available. Proximity to South Padre Island (15 minutes), South Padre Island Golf Club (next door), Cameron County Airport (4 miles). Shares adjacent boundaries with the Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge and CRP land. This is a two-buck, two-doe lease, with unlimited nilgai and hogs. Record rainfall since January, plus primo native habitat should equal some nice healthy animals this season. Call now, first come, first serve. Five slots remaining out of seven.

Located on approximately 5,000 acres in the Piney Woods of east Texas.  Land offers deer and lots of hogs.  Year round camping is available; however, no water or electricity.  THIS IS A NO ALCOHOL ALLOWED FAMILY DEER LEASE.  Sheldon Rod and Gun Club.  We maintain 42 paying memberships.  No hog dog hunting allowed.

Talk to any wildlife biologist in the southern United States about wild pigs, and you’re likely to hear something akin to at least one of the following, “They’re the four-legged equivalent of fire ants;” “If the average litter is six, typically eight survive;” “Only a fence that will hold water will hold feral hogs.”