No such thing as a off season ...

What off season? There is coastal fishing and exotic hunting, varmint hunting, lease maintenance, etc. I keep busy all year long.

hog, coyotes, axis hunt, build a one of a kind blind

Going to try and beat last years 67 hogs.
Quail coming up in two weeks
Then I will freeze hunting snow geese
Hunting sheds always takes up 7-8 weekends.
Turkey
Dove
Exotics always

I think whitetail season in the most relaxing and the easiest. But that may have something to do with the fact that I am no good with a shotgun.

I feel your pain with a Shotgun

Just have a good time at the ranch. A lot of handgun practice, bit of working on blinds and feeders. Hog, squirrel and rabbit hunts. Camping out. Evaluate last season set ups, make changes, etc. get it all done before May when heat hits. Other weekends are spent fishing for sand bass, crappie in spring. Just a relaxing good time with my young adult sons.

Half, you still throwing around the idea of doing your "sale by owner" near Grapevine Lake. I was just out your way picking up some girl scout cookies for my daughter Friday night. The cookie lady lives of Hide A Way St..They live on Moonlight Bay..

This is where I will be building my 20x40 cabin this Spring...front gate to farm is about 200 yards down the road. Gotta have that electric and water for this ole man and the wife. Hope the kids and grandkids will enjoy this for years...

My relationships with landowners in the area is often more of a partnership, which means I spend many weekend days during the off season helping with equipment and livestock. I have found it provides great "therapy" at a fraction of what it costs to see a professional.

Working with my new puppy to point. Finishing shooting ranges, need to put in pistol, and tac course/range. Lots of fishing.

x2 - predator control, improving year-round browse & habitat , blind&feeder 'upgrades', fence maintenance, youth marksmanship ....

High School baseball till May/June depending on playoffs then select baseball from CA to CO to GA to FL and all over Texas till August. After that, I can start getting ready for next deer season.

Pigs, and varmint calling, and setting up an Aoudad hunt for the VP of the group my wife works for, an Axis doe hunt, and maybe a spring turkey hunt. Work on handload development for my new 300WSM and my son's 300WM. After that we will switch over to to focusing on camping and mountain biking and kayaking and fishing. Never a dull moment!

Buy a new ranch.

Taking clients quail hunting next week and planning a few turkey hunts, but after that I won't think about hunting much until late August. My family likes to spend winters in the stx brush and summers at the beach. At some point I'll blow the dust off my golf clubs for a few rounds to help justify my pointless club membership. Heck, truth is my waking hours are allocated 75% work, 24% keeping up with wife and 3 kids, and 1% doing the stuff we talk about on here. I'm envious of some of the folks that have put more of a priority on their hunting operations. Maybe one day I'll get back to that.

Keep killing pigs. Set up the new blind. Put a fart fan in the bathroom of tbe community cabin.

Fishing, golfing, new protein feeder, and shed hunting with my youngins

Roller chopping, shredding, prescribed burns and some new senderos. Fix roads and creek crossings, clear areas along high fence and repair any entry/escape routes. If there's any time left, varmit and hog hunt, bass fish and hunt for ancient artifacts.