Best region of Texas to hunt

Just curios, whats everyone’s favorite part of the state to hunt in and why?

My favorite is South Texas. You never know what you may see. WT, Javelina, hogs, Bobcat coyote Turkey. Amazing area but I would not want to live there.

Golden Triangle in the south Texas brush country. I like BIG deer, quail hunting, dove hunting, duck hunting, artifact hunting, pretty song birds and remote ranches. Many of the ranches have excellent bass fishing. And plenty of hogs, javelina, and predators.

South Texas#1 Hill Country#2

North west at the bottom of the panhandle on the caprock......big white tail and mule deer, every varmit and predator you can imagine except for bear.......vistas you can see for miles in every direction.......

My little slice of Heaven looks like South Texas brush country.

they all have their unique desires to me ... South TX for variety and big deer, lower panhandle around Clarendon offers big deer (both WT & mule) with amazing views, west TX for rugged terrain, hill country for seeing lot s of game with some decent size deer and east TX has some good deer too... for general hunting, I would opt for the hill country as that is where I was raised and love that type of terrain and seeing lots of game ... but for trophy hunting, South or lower Panhandle.

I just cant do it. Life’s to short to narrow it down to just one.

I love the brush country and calling of the quail, but long for the high plains, and the West Texas terrain changes beg for me to look over into the next ridge, yet the hill country BBQ and Llano river consume my soul.

One thing is for sure it To hell with those east of 45 skeeters!

Post Oak Savannah region. Nothing I like better than to be sitting high up in a tree in the fall with the multi-colored leaves falling and blowing around.

"Golden Triangle in the south Texas brush country. I like BIG deer, quail hunting, dove hunting, duck hunting, artifact hunting, pretty song birds and remote ranches. Many of the ranches have excellent bass fishing. And plenty of hogs, javelina, and predators."

Don't forget the turkey, rattlers, blue indigos, nilgai, badgers, bunny rabbits, pear blossoms, sunrises and sunsets.

Salivating being there now, South Texas that is...…….Once my kids are out of school there will be a for sale sign on my house and property and I'll be heading to South Texas. Can't stand Louisiana

Tejas del Sur para mio!

Or at least that is how I'd say, "South Texas for me!" If the deer weren't moving, it's only a short drive to the coast to go 'hunt' reds and trout!

Caprock of northwest Texas. My house and land in Erath county. Hill country views but bigger deer. Absolutely stunning scenery in the fall with sumac and Spanish oaks on the hillsides. Close to DFW too.

Northwest Texas in the King County area. That is my favorite place to hunt in Texas by far.

South Texas Circa 1998 before the eagle ford boom was my favorite.

These days I like the area around Juno/ Loma Alta for whitetail and aoudad.

The Trans Pecos area around the Glass Mountains for Mule Deer and Aoudad

I just like drier more mountainous terrain for hunting.

Hill country. Never know what might show up.

My favorite part of the state to hunt is whatever part has what I'm hunting at the time that I'm hunting it It's like a new favorite place every time I step out of my truck

"]My favorite part of the state to hunt is whatever part has what I'm hunting at the time that I'm hunting it It's like a new favorite place every time I step out of my truck."

That there is awesome! Attitude of the guys I prefer to hunt with. Thank you!

I grew up hunting the hill country in the early 60's and into the 70's when it was fairly pristine and you didn't see many rooftops, and if there were they were old ranch houses. That was back when the springs actually flowed.
Pearl beer was brewed in SA and their advertisement label was brewed "From the Country of 1100 springs" and I doubt you would find a flowing spring anywhere near nowadays.
I still love to hunt there just further away, but my old stomping grounds have been turned into paved parking lots and rooftops as far as the eye can see.
South Texas has always been a favorite as well, but all the cut roads and truck traffic has made it not the same either.
Then the sand hills and blackjack oaks south of San Antonio used to be some awesome hunting as well, but even that is going away as the city spreads to the south with it's population growth.
Today it's a small ranch to the south about a 30 minute drive from my drive way.

Yup

That's why God invented Thermacell.

Several hours east of Lubbock where the Llano Estacado goes into canyons.

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Maverick County

This is the little slice of heaven our family hunts just North of Denton. Beautiful places everywhere!!

I'll take the East side of the TX Panhandle.