South Texas
has long been known for whitetail hunting, but now the Panhandle region
has also grown into a premier destination for pursuing trophy bucks. M.H.O.
hunts the Northeastern panhandle. Here, the terrain varies from dense creek and river bottoms
to rolling Sagebrush covered sand-hills. Due to the
difficulty of getting access to these private ranches, the deer have received
little or no hunting pressure, resulting in an above average number of mature
bucks and an excellent buck:doe ratio. These large bodied, North Texas bucks
should not be confused with their smaller framed South Texas cousins.
The first week in November usually kicks off the
beginning of the rut. The season's first does start coming in estrus and
the bucks really become competitive. By the second and third weeks in
November, the rut is in full swing and the action can be fantastic. Then,
in late December we target food sources while the mature bucks try to regain
strength after the long rut, and before the harshest of Winter's weather
arrives. Hunters will have a great chance at
taking 140+ class bucks and we take multiple 150-170+ bucks annually. The license and tag combo can be ordered over the
phone at (800) 895-4248, Texas
wildlife department, or contact us for additional information at (580)
921-2555.
Dates: 5-day hunt: Nov. 1-5, Nov. 29-Dec. 3, Dec. 17-21, Dec. 31-Jan. 4
Includes: Rooms and Meals, Field Transportation
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