4 Day Trophy Hunting Trip in Pottsboro, Texas
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Fourday allinclusive trophy hunting experience in TexasHunt trophy buck, cull buck, does, and hogs with guidesLodging, meals, drinks, and rifle rental options included
Get ready for some serious hunting action in the heart of North Texas. This fully inclusive 4-day trophy hunt puts you right where the big bucks roam, with comfortable lodging and all the fixings to keep you fueled between sits. We're talking about a real Texas hunting experience – one trophy buck, one cull buck, two does, and all the hogs you can handle. Whether you're packing your own rifle or need to rent one of ours, we've got you covered from sunrise to sunset.
You'll be hunting prime whitetail country just outside Pottsboro, where the Red River bottoms meet rolling hills covered in oak and mesquite. This isn't your typical weekend hunt – we're talking four full days of serious hunting with lodging that actually lets you get some rest between dawn and dusk sits. The property holds plenty of mature bucks, and our cull program means you'll have shots at deer that need to come out of the gene pool. Does are plentiful here, especially during the rut when they're moving constantly. Hogs? They're everywhere, and we encourage you to shoot every one you see. These hunts run from October 1st through February 28th, covering everything from early season bow action to late winter rifle hunts when the deer are patterned on food sources.
The terrain here is classic North Texas – a mix of creek bottoms thick with timber and open ridges where you can glass for miles. Most of our hunting happens from elevated stands positioned over well-established game trails and food plots. Early morning sits focus on bedding areas where bucks are heading back after a night of chasing does or hitting the corn feeders. Evening hunts put you on travel corridors between bedding and feeding areas. If you're bringing your own rifle, anything in .270 or larger will handle our whitetails just fine. Don't have a rifle? No problem – we rent quality firearms for $125 per day per gun, and they're sighted in and ready to go. Our guides know this property like the back of their hands and will put you in the right spot based on wind direction, recent sign, and what the cameras have been showing.
White-tailed deer are the main attraction here, and North Texas grows some absolute monsters. Bucks in this area typically dress out between 140-180 pounds, with mature animals sporting impressive antler spreads that look great on the wall. October through December is prime time when bucks are moving during daylight hours, either establishing territory or chasing does during the rut. These deer are smart – they've seen plenty of hunting pressure – but our managed property gives them the security they need to move during legal shooting hours. Does are active year-round but really shine during late season when they're grouped up and easier to pattern. They're excellent table fare and help keep the herd balanced.
Wild hogs are the bonus critters that keep things interesting between deer sightings. These aren't the little pigs you might imagine – we're talking about 100-300 pound bruisers that root up everything in sight and compete with deer for food sources. Hogs are active day and night, which means you might get shot opportunities when deer movement is slow. They travel in groups, so don't be surprised if you see a whole sounder come through your area. Unlike deer, there's no limit on hogs, and we actually want you to shoot as many as possible. They're tough animals, so shot placement is critical – aim for the shoulder area just like you would on a deer.
This top-rated North Texas hunting experience books up fast, especially during peak rut activity in November and December. You're getting four full days of guided hunting, comfortable lodging, and the chance at multiple animals for one package price. Our success rates speak for themselves, and hunters keep coming back year after year because we consistently put them on quality deer and plenty of hogs. The October through February season gives you flexibility to hunt when it works with your schedule, whether you want early season action or late winter meat hunting. Remember, deposits are non-refundable, so make sure your dates work before booking. Ready to experience what real Texas hunting is all about? Give us a call and let's get your trophy hunt on the calendar.
White-tails around Pottsboro are smart, cautious animals that'll test your patience and skill. Mature bucks can weigh 150-200 pounds with does running 90-120. They love thick creek bottoms, oak motts, and edges where timber meets open fields. October through February is prime time - the rut kicks off in November when bucks get aggressive and make mistakes. Cold fronts really get them moving during daylight hours. What makes deer hunting special is the chess match - they've got keen noses and ears, so every move matters. The venison is top-notch table fare too. Pro tip: hunt the downwind side of bedding areas early morning, and always check wind direction twice before you settle in.
Wild hogs are tough, unpredictable animals that can weigh anywhere from 100 to 300+ pounds. They're destructive but fun to hunt since they're active day and night year-round. You'll find them rooting through creek bottoms, wallowing in muddy spots, and tearing up farm fields. Unlike deer, hogs don't spook as easily and will often charge when cornered, making for some heart-pounding moments. Their meat is lean and tasty when prepared right. October through February gives you the best hunting conditions when they're fattening up for winter. Here's the trick: look for fresh rooting signs and set up downwind near water sources. Hogs need to drink daily, especially during our hot Texas summers.
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