640 acres, Guests Welcome! ATVs and Camping Welcome, 5 mature mule deer bucks and 5 mature whitetail bucks are allowed. I don't care who shoots them, that's the limit. Property hasn't been hunted in two years. City water and electricity. Mesquite trees, blue stem, Native pasture. Approx 65 head of cattle, Hogs, and turkeys in the spring. Rattlesnakes are on the property so beware. Food plots with electric fence are fine if you want to plant them. Fencing is fine to protect feeders. 4 miles N or the Red River.
You have some real studs on your website. I want to make sure I understand correctly--you are saying 5 mature WT AND 5 mature MD on 640 acres in Childress county TX.....??? You didnt mention anything about Management bucks so does that mean the 10 total bucks could all be Trophy class?
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You have some real studs on your website. I want to make sure I understand correctly--you are saying 5 mature WT AND 5 mature MD on 640 acres in Childress county TX.....??? You didnt mention anything about Management bucks so does that mean the 10 total bucks could all be Trophy class?
They could be but I don't know any group od guys who lease this as a family or friends place would do that. We are all trying to manage our places today. I would bet that any group would decide how many are culls. In Oklahoma we don't run things the way you guys do in Texas and that's not bad or good, just different. I am leaving it up to the hunters who rent the property to decide that. For example: we have a rule on some of our places that it needs to be a 140" class or bigger to be a mature adult buck. Does are free game. I personally wont shoot anything less than a 160" deer, I have killed a lot of nice deer and only want big boys or does. Anyone who hunts with me is under the same rules. I hunt by myself a lot! lol. But seriously I am looking for long term group who wants to manage the herd in their own way.
