Antler Hunt Ranch Remaining Hunts

Ranch is located in Talpa, TX Coleman County

5 Trophy Hunts still available for 2014 (Just under 800ac HF)
Weekend Hunts include 2 nights lodging and meals (New Lodge)
1 Trophy WT of your choice (Tagged Deer Not Included) Most bucks upper 120s-150
1 Doe and 1 turkey any sex if you like extra doe available $100ea.
Bow or Rifle all fully guided hunts with guaranteed shot opportunity
Please call for more info or use "Contact Us" on website with questions
$3950
Primos Double Bull ground blinds for Bowhunters
Fiberglass blinds on 10' towers for rifle
Spot and Stalk only available if you are only hunter on ranch


6 Doe Only Day Hunts still available 2014
1 Day hunt only fully guided
includes 2 WT doe and a light lunch
Field dressing of deer Only on property
$500


3 Rifle Management Hunts still available
Weekend hunt includes lodging and meals
1 management buck 8-9pt, 1 doe
1/1 guide and field dressing of animals
Extra doe $200 ea.
$2000 with a $500 deposit due for booking


2 Open Range Rifle Hunts still available 2014 (375ac LF)
Weekend hunt includes 2 WT deer only 1 buck
1 hog or turkey any sex
Box blinds on 10'-15' towers
Lodging available $100/nite
Friday afternoon thru Sunday noon
$1800


Thanks for a great 2013 guys and looking forward to 2014
Art Rios
832.818.8696 call or text
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Good luck to all this year

Still have first 2 weekends of rifle season open for management and trophy hunts
No bow hunts available.

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Had a nice opening weekend management hunt for my out of state guest

Doe hunts are sold out
Trophys to 150" and mgmt. still available
Art Rios
832-818-8696

We (Myself and Mrs TxLobo) had a good time. She never had a shot opportunity for a Doe (it would have been her first deer and one of the reasons we picked Antler Ranch; though we were fill ins for a last minute slot at the ranch). The rain ruined the evening hunt though we were willing to even take on the rain, the concern was getting to and from the blinds. I got a nice Doe and we took out a coyote which ruined that location for the rest of the morning Hunt. We were invited back for a half day hunt as this this the first time the ranch had not presented a hunter with a shooting opportunity