Hunting 24/25: big bucks and a lot of ducks!

[Pato del Muerto 52397]

59 minutes ago, zman13 said:

Signed up my kid as a mentee.

Do you need to find a mentor or does the organization find one for you? I can't find any instructions on the website.

The org provides.

they have rifles and ammo, and can usually get you an orange vest if you don’t have your own.  All meals were provided, and they had the land owner permission ahead of time.  This is in WA state, might be different in different states with different regs. They operate in all 50 states btw. Apparently there’s good axis deer hunting in Hawaii- file that away. 

Edited September 9 by Pato del Muerto

[hornmpa96 2598]

For potential youth hunters in Texas, you should consider signing your kid up through the Texas Youth Hunting Program. For the last 3 years, my ranch has hosted a group of 4 youth hunters, their parents and volunteers from the program who guide and cook. The kids enjoy it and get to learn about hunting, etc. On my ranch, they each can take up to 2 does and unlimited pigs.

Its an excellent program.

[Gale Snoats 242]

I think this is the year I finally breakdown and get an over under for dove hunting. I’ve been looking at the Browning website and am overwhelmed by the number of options. There are at least 20 different kinds of citoris. Any recs for a good high quality over under that’ll last forever that I can pass down to my boy? Would like to keep it under $3K so I know they limits the options. Not married to browning. That’s just what I’ve always had in mind.

[686 3416]

Good used O/Us Other than Citoris (I don’t follow current manufacture that closely, but these have been good for decades):

Beretta
Browning Superposed
Weatherby Orion
Ruger Red Label
Winchester 101

[Pato del Muerto 52397]

Also I guess since they flat refused to let him shoot a white tail doe with the 30.06 we brought, that I might just be in the market for a smaller caliber deer rifle. 

[Spaulding Smails 1551]

10 hours ago, Gale Snoats said:

I think this is the year I finally breakdown and get an over under for dove hunting. I’ve been looking at the Browning website and am overwhelmed by the number of options. There are at least 20 different kinds of citoris. Any recs for a good high quality over under that’ll last forever that I can pass down to my boy? Would like to keep it under $3K so I know they limits the options. Not married to browning. That’s just what I’ve always had in mind.

I was gifted a Citori Feather Lightning 12 ga as my college graduation gift 23 years ago.  Absolutely love that gun for field shooting.  Great for dove and quail.  Barrel is a bit short for shooting clays, but it holds its own.  Looks like they're slightly over $3K now.  

https://www.browning.com/products/firearms/shotguns/citori/citori-feather-lightning.html?srsltid=AfmBOop4LodFkqH_5Z6-48agFIToyjzx_9B8Vrf5hWlLN3ok5kV2bSxu

If you're not big into shooting clays, don't mess with the adjustable stocks.  Most of the CX and hunter edition Citoris are great guns and under that $3K mark.  

At the other end of the spectrum, I bought a Stevens 555 20 ga for my wife about a decade ago.  Super lightweight gun and really fun to shoot.  You're not going to turn heads with it, but it's a solid gun.  Under $1,000.

https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/stevens-model-555-silver-over-under-shotgun

[MalibuSheriff 1089]

13 hours ago, Gale Snoats said:

I think this is the year I finally breakdown and get an over under for dove hunting. I’ve been looking at the Browning website and am overwhelmed by the number of options. There are at least 20 different kinds of citoris. Any recs for a good high quality over under that’ll last forever that I can pass down to my boy? Would like to keep it under $3K so I know they limits the options. Not married to browning. That’s just what I’ve always had in mind.

There’s a really nice Belgian-made 20 gauge Browning Superimposed in Gun Broker in 26” barrel, perfect for quick swing on dove and quail:

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1056724559

[fattyflattie 4637]

22 hours ago, MalibuSheriff said:

There’s a really nice Belgian-made 20 gauge Browning Superimposed in Gun Broker in 26” barrel, perfect for quick swing on dove and quail:

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1056724559

I answered it on gun thread, but that’s where I would (and do) look in that price. Some really nice options on guns that were built better, lock up tighter, and are prettier than what’s in that price range today, imo. 

[dbagg 86]

4 hours ago, fattyflattie said:

I answered it on gun thread, but that’s where I would (and do) look in that price. Some really nice options on guns that were built better, lock up tighter, and are prettier than what’s in that price range today, imo. 

I've got a 1967 (non salt) 20 gauge, 26" tubes, and immaculate shape that I might be willing to part with...

[Handcruser 2805]

[Cousin Strawberry 1261]

[RMac5 1550]

Did some feeder and blind work yesterday getting ready for bow season. Stopped in at Cattle Drive Cafe for supper, damn good food in there if you are in the neighborhood. This is in Coleman, Texas btw.

Edited September 13 by RMac5

[markstanco 12546]

All packed up for an 8 hour drive to Uvalde at 5:30a for some gray darts all weekend. 20,000 acre ranch, lazy river, fishing… yall can kiss my ass and be jealous.

[fattyflattie 4637]

30 minutes ago, markstanco said:

All packed up for an 8 hour drive to Uvalde at 5:30a for some gray darts all weekend. 20,000 acre ranch, lazy river, fishing… yall can kiss my ass and be jealous.

I am for sure. Had to turn down a Ulvalde hunt that’s typically awesome af. Good luck down there.   

[Cousin Strawberry 1261]

On 9/12/2024 at 9:15 AM, Cousin Strawberry said:

We shot 15 limits in an hour the first day.  15 limits in an hour the second day. 12 limits in 30 minutes the last day we hunted.  We hunted by our trucks on the 2nd and third day. Didn't shoot a bird that landed more than 10 yards from us.

[fattyflattie 4637]

Had a very tough hunt Saturday.  Beat the shit out of doing anything else though, so, no complaints. Pretty sure I drank every beer in Jim Wells county this weekend. 

[Jerry Callo 8675]

On 9/13/2024 at 10:02 PM, Cousin Strawberry said:

We shot 15 limits in an hour the first day.  15 limits in an hour the second day. 12 limits in 30 minutes the last day we hunted.  We hunted by our trucks on the 2nd and third day. Didn't shoot a bird that landed more than 10 yards from us.

Very nice.  Is that a private place or a place that can be leased for the weekend? 

It's been decades since I've dove hunted in the south and we are thinking about doing an opening south zone weekend trip next year.  I have no idea where to begin identifying the right spot.

[Cousin Strawberry 1261]

2 hours ago, Jerry Callo said:

Very nice.  Is that a private place or a place that can be leased for the weekend? 

It's been decades since I've dove hunted in the south and we are thinking about doing an opening south zone weekend trip next year.  I have no idea where to begin identifying the right spot.

It's $175 per and open till it fills up.  This was last year.  Im hunting with same crew this T,F,S same landowners but different spot. I'll report back nest week. 

 Place from video was on the other side of the border wall.  Hunting between Harlingen and Los Indios this year.

[Cousin Strawberry 1261]

5 hours ago, fattyflattie said:

Had a very tough hunt Saturday.  Beat the shit out of doing anything else though, so, no complaints. Pretty sure I drank every beer in Jim Wells county this weekend. 

I too had a tough hunt in Jim Wells.  Front moved all the birds out.  Zero agriculture in that county.

[BabaYaga 15238]

On 9/12/2024 at 12:47 PM, RMac5 said:

Did some feeder and blind work yesterday getting ready for bow season. Stopped in at Cattle Drive Cafe for supper, damn good food in there if you are in the neighborhood. This is in Coleman, Texas btw.

YES!  One of my favorite places.  Bartender is an ag, but he's a good guy.  Last year took my son and we watched Texas mudhole OSU.  Only spots were at the bar so we saddled up and I drank bloody Mary's and he had Dr Peppers.  Place was like a Texas watch party.  Wall to wall orange!  When Sweat caught that pass the place exploded.

Next time you are there try the Kylee special with steak.  My picky ass kid ordered it twice in as many days.  Like a chipotle steak bowl swimming in queso.  

[RMac5 1550]

Yeah I love being in there and they do have great food. Love their hand battered onion rings and burgers. CFS is worth ordering as well. Didn’t know he was an aggy, he was a good dude like you said. There was an old man sitting at the bar that was curious if I had been bird hunting since I still had my Chipp boots on, really enjoyed visiting with him.

[3shot 139]

20 hours ago, Jerry Callo said:

Very nice.  Is that a private place or a place that can be leased for the weekend? 

It's been decades since I've dove hunted in the south and we are thinking about doing an opening south zone weekend trip next year.  I have no idea where to begin identifying the right spot.

If you are looking for a package deal, Mark Katzfey with Katzfey Ranches outside George West has a pretty great operation and would be my top pic. The food is really good and he doesn't overcrowd or over hunt his fields. If you need lodging anyway, I think his prices are very reasonable.  The Bader Ranch in Hondo is great on the September 1 opener and can be good other times as well, but it books up very early (I think I checked their calendar in April of this year and they were already completely booked).  Steve Wilson is a good outfitter out of Hondo with a lot of different properties that allows him to stay on the birds pretty well.  I've also had good shoots with Mark Robertson (recommended by deadshank years ago) and Steve Ramby out of Uvalde. I've generally had better hunts on the September 1 opener than the South Zone, although I've shot plenty of limits on the South Zone opener too.  Hope that gives you some starting points.             

[MontereyMX 869]

[hookemATL 11620]

3 hours ago, MontereyMX said:

“I said Arabesque, Plié,Plié  Arabesque!  Not Arabesque, Plié, Arabesque, Plié!!!  Do it again!”

[Storm the Field 5276]

On 8/22/2024 at 10:58 AM, Storm the Field said:

Just started feeding at one of our new stands the other day. LIttle shits have started showing up religiously every morning.

Big ol' sumbitch showed up on this camera yesterday afternoon. Easily over 150 lbs. I'm champing at the bit to get back out there but it's just so damn hot right now, I'd probably keel over in the stand during an afternoon hunt.

Looking like a mild front might arrive by next weekend. If so, I got some bidness to handle.

[fattyflattie 4637]

Game cam pics was showing 109* yesterday at our place.  That pork would start sizzling as soon as it hit the ground. 

[Cousin Strawberry 1261]

I am sorry to report that we are not hunting the same place as last year from the photo and the hunting isn't near what it was.  

[Cousin Strawberry 1261]

10 hunters, 2 limits. I killed 22 birds and recovered 15. Hunting on a levy with the wind and did not have access to the property where birds were falling. Very weird setup, sunflower fields but long grass in the rows that made recovery almost impossible.   We did have some weather that no doubt affected flight but price went  from $150 to $175 a hunter and not worth it.  Im down here fly fishing for reds for 3 days and the full moon probably fucked that too.

[BHMCruiser 1813]

On 9/10/2024 at 11:15 AM, MalibuSheriff said:

There’s a really nice Belgian-made 20 gauge Browning Superimposed in Gun Broker in 26” barrel, perfect for quick swing on dove and quail:

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1056724559

Browning Superposed 20 gauge is by far the best shotgun I have ever shot. It's a perfect shotgun. HOWEVER they are a minimum of 40 and may be 70+ years old. 

[Storm the Field 5276]

On 9/18/2024 at 11:27 AM, Storm the Field said:

Big ol' sumbitch showed up on this camera yesterday afternoon. Easily over 150 lbs. I'm champing at the bit to get back out there but it's just so damn hot right now, I'd probably keel over in the stand during an afternoon hunt.

Looking like a mild front might arrive by next weekend. If so, I got some bidness to handle.

One of the guys hunted that stand yesterday. Shot one pig about 10 minutes before the feeder went off and then shot another that walked right up to the corpse about 15 minutes later. Dumbasses.

Big Boy is still at large. I'm definitely leaning towards heading up next weekend. Need to go up anyways and fix a feeder at another stand. 

Edited September 20 by Storm the Field

[hornmpa96 2598]

My son and I are chasing bugles in an OTC unit in Colorado with our bows. On the first day of the hunt, we found a bull that wanted to play and the guide brought him into range. My son took the shot at 60 yards and put his arrow through the bull’s heart. Just an amazing experience. 
 

[686 3416]

@hornmpa96 that’s awesome! Congrats to your son, and welcome to the rest of his life - you’re a different man when you’ve pulled a bull elk out of the woods. Are you getting that bull off the mountain and then going back to look for another or what?

I head up October 9 for first rifle season.

[hornmpa96 2598]

1 minute ago, 686 said:

@hornmpa96 that’s awesome! Congrats to your son, and welcome to the rest of his life - you’re a different man when you’ve pulled a bull elk out of the woods. Are you getting that bull off the mountain and then going back to look for another or what?

I head up October 9 for first rifle season.

We quartered the bull last night and hung the quarters up the aspens. Fortunately, our outfitter took horses up to get the quarters down this morning. I will be headed out the next 2 days and see if we can find another one.

[NotActuallyALonghorn 4968]

How old is the son? Say six or less for maximum impressiveness. Although 70 would be pretty impressive too. 

[hornmpa96 2598]

1 hour ago, NotActuallyALonghorn said:

How old is the son? Say six or less for maximum impressiveness. Although 70 would be pretty impressive too. 

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[686 3416]

We quartered the bull last night and hung the quarters up the aspens. Fortunately, our outfitter took horses up to get the quarters down this morning. I will be headed out the next 2 days and see if we can find another one.

That’s a great way to do it; good luck closing the deal on another one!

[CHIEF 5072]

Well, looks like we pulled the trigger on 600+ acres between Strawn and Breckinridge. Fucking $20/acre, I can't believe it. But it has three wheat fields, a ton of water, and hasn't been hunted in three years. Apparently has some massive bucks with drop tines that either escaped high fence game ranches, or their offspring. It's 20 minutes from my buddies house, at PK, that got off of the Lambshead Ranch to hunt it. It's gonna be four guns, so a little tight. But the owner has 12K acres,  in total that we can "earn" extra pastures, if you're not an idoit. 

I was at the game, so this is CHIEF Jr.'s first attempt at leasing, so I guess we will see how he does. No more four hour trips, and fucked up roads. Also, about 20 minutes from Mary's in Strawn. We are gonna be some fat fucks at the end of the season. This the latest I have ever leased a place in my life. I'm gonna gave to go out this week and get the feeders up and running, I hate to be rushed but IWIS.

CHIEF

[BabaYaga 15238]

13 hours ago, CHIEF said:

Well, looks like we pulled the trigger on 600+ acres between Strawn and Breckinridge. Fucking $20/acre, I can't believe it. But it has three wheat fields, a ton of water, and hasn't been hunted in three years. Apparently has some massive bucks with drop tines that either escaped high fence game ranches, or their offspring. It's 20 minutes from my buddies house, at PK, that got off of the Lambshead Ranch to hunt it. It's gonna be four guns, so a little tight. But the owner has 12K acres,  in total that we can "earn" extra pastures, if you're not an idoit. 

I was at the game, so this is CHIEF Jr.'s first attempt at leasing, so I guess we will see how he does. No more four hour trips, and fucked up roads. Also, about 20 minutes from Mary's in Strawn. We are gonna be some fat fucks at the end of the season. This the latest I have ever leased a place in my life. I'm gonna gave to go out this week and get the feeders up and running, I hate to be rushed but IWIS.

CHIEF

Nice area.  We go right past on I20 before you hit Ranger Hill on the way to our place.  Ton of massive, high-fence, managed ranches in the area as you mentioned.  

[Ragde 244]

Arkansas archery opener this coming weekend. Still have multiple active bears coming in. Bear season technically opened this past weekend but family and their 25th wedding anniversaries kept me home.

 

 

Someone up thread mentioned joining a lease late. I'm on 1600 acres in southern Arkansas and the locals complain about pricing quite frequently so most of my lease is Texans. $700 a gun for year round access. We almost always have an opening or 2. Out of state license is pricey so it offsets some of the cheap land. Please dont tell anyone thats a slapass but feel free to have someone reach out if interested. Gillham Arkansas is closest town. 20 minutes east of Broken Bow for a different reference point.

 

Edited September 23 by Ragde
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[Dignan 355]

This guy showed up on my trail cam this past weekend. Hoping he stays around a few more months. Not a bad East Texas buck. 

[BabaYaga 15238]

2 hours ago, Dignan said:

This guy showed up on my trail cam this past weekend. Hoping he stays around a few more months. Not a bad East Texas buck. 

Looks possessed

Probably a ghost or a demon

would not shoot....;)

[BabaYaga 15238]

3 hours ago, Ragde said:

$700 a gun for year round access.

I think my guys spent more than this just on protein and corm YOY......;)

Damn that's cheap.  I know guys here paying $4-6K/yr/gun.  

[fattyflattie 4637]

7 hours ago, BabaYaga said:

Damn that's cheap.  I know guys here paying $4-6K/yr/gun.

Hell even that’s not too terribly bad.    Broken bow is nice, though…

[Ragde 244]

16 hours ago, BabaYaga said:

I think my guys spent more than this just on protein and corm YOY......;)

Damn that's cheap.  I know guys here paying $4-6K/yr/gun.  

Those guys are hunting a better herd of deer too. When we left east Texas a couple of year ago some of my friends went to the Childress area and spent more money. I wanted to chase some bears for awhile and then fell in love with the place.

 

Edit: Because of the bears year round feeding is impossible. They are a destructive group of animals.

Edited September 24 by Ragde
Bear talk

[Handcruser 2805]

What is this

[BabaYaga 15238]

19 minutes ago, Handcruser said:

What is this

Cat.  Big ass cat is my call.  Frickin' cool if confirmed.  

[Handcruser 2805]

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Looks like a cat.

[CHIEF 5072]

1 hour ago, Handcruser said:

What is this

Either a B&C bobcat with a longer tail (I have seen this), or a mountain lion with his tail turned away from the camera. With the lack of spots, gonna say option two. Mountain lion population has been exploding and sightings are becoming more commonplace. 

CHIEF

[Handcruser 2805]

Thanks!

[Spaulding Smails 1551]

7 hours ago, Handcruser said:

What is this

Location?