Everything to expect between "I'm booked" and the drive up the ranch road.
One to three. We run one group at a time, so the property is yours for the trip.
Regular whitetail hunts are archery-only. Limited rifle opportunities are reserved for January and focus on introducing youth hunters. Ask directly if that fits your group.
Yes — axis deer may be harvested when available for an additional fee, and turkey and dove come in during their seasons. Talk to us about combining species on your trip.
Two options. A refined Hill Country lodge (king suites, private baths, wine-country adjacent) or the ranch's historic Texas cowboy quarters. Tell us your preference at booking; we'll do our best to match it.
Yes. Fredericksburg wineries, Wildseed Farms, fishing the Blanco and Little Blanco rivers and the lodge itself all give non-hunting guests plenty to do while the hunters are out.
Yes, and it comes with every stay. We have private and public access to the Blanco and the Little Blanco rivers. The main catches are longnose gar, bass (largemouth and Guadalupe) and sunfish. Bring a rod, or ask and we will sort you out.
Yes — every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license. Purchase it online at Texas Parks & Wildlife or through a local licensed retailer before you arrive.
Deposits are non-refundable, but may be transferred to another available date at the outfitter's discretion. We'll make reasonable efforts to accommodate a rescheduled trip; alternate dates depend on availability.
An extra night of meals and lodging is $200 per guest per night. Perfect if you want to fold a wine-country day into the trip.
Rut-window and November dates fill first. If you have a specific week in mind, reach out early — but we'll always tell you honestly what's open.