Texas Doe Hunts - Time to Fill that Freezer
Mountain Home, Texas
Lodge • Private • Guided
5.0(4 reviews)Description
Mountain Home, Texas | Guided Hunt | Optional Overnight Lodging
Take advantage of Texas' special whitetail season with a guided doe hunt in the Mountain Home area. This is a great opportunity to put some venison in the freezer, enjoy time in the field, and experience a laid-back Texas hunting getaway.
The property offers a comfortable hunting experience with an experienced guide to help make the most of your time in camp. Whether you're coming out for a day in the field or making a night of it, this hunt is a straightforward opportunity to enjoy some Texas whitetail hunting.
Hunters can choose between a day hunt or an overnight package. Those staying overnight will arrive at noon on the first day, giving everyone time to get settled, enjoy lunch, and head to the rifle range before the afternoon hunt.
After the hunt, relax around the fire with dinner and drinks before heading back out the following morning.
Hunt Details
- Location: Mountain Home, Texas
- Season: January 4-17 (Special Whitetail Season)
- Game: Whitetail Does
- Hunt Type: Guided
- Hunting Style: Day Hunt or Overnight Package
- Lodging: Available with overnight package
- Processing: Skinning, cleaning, and quartering included
- Facilities: Walk-in cooler and ice machine available on site
Overnight Hunt Itinerary
Day 1
- Arrive at 12:00 PM
- Get settled into camp and enjoy lunch
- Sight in and practice with your rifles at the range
- Head out for an afternoon/evening hunt
- Return to camp for dinner, drinks, and time around the fire
Day 2
- Morning hunt
- Check out by 11:00 AM
What's Included
- Guided hunting experience
- Lodging with overnight package
- Rifle range access
- Skinning, cleaning, and quartering of harvested deer
- Access to on-site walk-in cooler and ice machine
Important Hunting Information
This ranch is not enrolled in the Managed Lands Deer Program (MLDP). Hunters are responsible for providing their own valid Texas hunting license and applicable deer tags.
Hunters should arrive prepared with the appropriate licenses and tags before the hunt.
Pricing
What’s included
- Access to Private Land
- Experienced Local Guide
- Fully Guided
- Comfortable Lodging
- Delicious Meals
- Well Managed Land for Trophy Sized Bucks
Optional add-ons
Ask the outfitter to add any of these.
- Whitetail Doe (Each)$238
- Lodging & Meals$386.75 per hunter per day
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are deer tags included?
- No. This ranch is not enrolled in the MLDP program. Hunters must provide their own valid Texas hunting license and applicable deer tags.
- How much does it cost to harvest a doe?
- Each harvested doe is an additional fee. Add quantity at checkout when booking.
- Is lodging included?
- Lodging and meals are available with the overnight package priced per person.
- Is this a fully guided hunt?
- Yes. Hunters will be accompanied by a guide during the hunt.
- Is deer processing included?
- Yes. The guide will skin, clean, and quarter harvested deer. A walk-in cooler and ice machine are also available on site.
- What should I expect during the overnight hunt?
- You'll arrive at noon on the first day, get settled, enjoy lunch, and have an opportunity to shoot at the rifle range before heading out to hunt. Afterward, enjoy dinner and drinks around the fire. The following morning includes another opportunity to hunt before checkout at 11:00 AM.
Your Outfitter
Robert B
Texas hunting is our PASSION! We specialize in Trophy Whitetail and exotics, but also have many other options for small game and Waterfowl! Our motto is "Hunt with the ones you trust"!
from $327.25 per hunter
Location
Gear List
- Weapon and Ammo
- Weather Appropriate Hunting Attire
- Personal Gear
- Valid State Hunting License/Tags
- Overnight Supplies
Rules & Guidelines
https://tpwd.texas.gov/regulations/outdoor-annual/hunting/general-regulations/
In Texas, anyone of any age is required to purchase a valid hunting license in order to hunt any animal, bird, frog, or turtle. Exceptions to this rule apply in special circumstances. Hunters must also successfully complete a Hunter Education Course to obtain a license.
Additional information on bag limits, game-specific requirements, and other regulations can be found on the Texas Parks & Wildlife website.
