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Galilee · 10/12-14 · Group 10
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 10/12-14 · Group 09
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 10/12-14 · Group 08
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 10/12-14 · Group 07
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 10/12-14 · Group 06
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 10/12-14 · Group 05
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 10/12-14 · Group 04
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 10/12-14 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 10/12-14 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
LBCR A · 10/12-14 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR A · 10/12-14 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR A · 10/12-14 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall B · 10/12-14 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall B · 10/12-14 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall B · 10/12-14 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall A · 10/12-14 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall A · 10/12-14 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall A · 10/12-14 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR B · 10/12-14 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR B · 10/12-14 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Great House B · 10/12-14 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Great House B · 10/12-14 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Great House A · 10/12-14 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Great House A · 10/12-14 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR B · 10/09-11 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR B · 10/09-11 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR A · 10/09-11 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR A · 10/09-11 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Galilee · 09/07-09 · Group 10
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 09/07-09 · Group 09
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 09/07-09 · Group 08
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 09/07-09 · Group 07
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 09/07-09 · Group 06
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 09/07-09 · Group 05
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 09/07-09 · Group 04
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 09/07-09 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 09/07-09 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
LBCR A · 09/07-09 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR A · 09/07-09 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR A · 09/07-09 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall B · 09/07-09 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall B · 09/07-09 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall B · 09/07-09 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall A · 09/07-09 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall A · 09/07-09 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall A · 09/07-09 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR B · 09/07-09 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR B · 09/07-09 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Great House B · 09/07-09 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Great House B · 09/07-09 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Great House A · 09/07-09 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Great House A · 09/07-09 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Great House A · 09/04-06 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Great House A · 09/04-06 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall B · 09/04-06 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall B · 09/04-06 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall A · 09/04-06 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall A · 09/04-06 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR A · 09/01-03 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR A · 09/01-03 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall B · 09/01-03 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall B · 09/01-03 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall A · 09/01-03 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall A · 09/01-03 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Galilee · 10/12-14 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 09/07-09 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 10/09-11 · Group 04
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 10/09-11 · Group 03
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 10/09-11 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 10/09-11 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 09/04-06 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 09/04-06 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
Galilee · 09/01-03 · Group 02
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
LBCR B · 10/12-14 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR B · 09/07-09 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR A · 10/09-11 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Great House B · 10/12-14 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Great House A · 10/12-14 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Great House A · 09/07-09 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall B · 09/04-06 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall A · 09/04-06 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Galilee · 09/01-03 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 2 · 2-day package
LBCR B · 10/09-11 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
LBCR A · 09/01-03 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Great House B · 09/07-09 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Great House A · 09/04-06 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall B · 09/01-03 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package
Albany Hall A · 09/01-03 · Group 01
Brown County
Every hunt is fully guided — you convoy from camp with your assigned guide to whichever field is flying best, with 100 rounds, water, Gatorade, and a chair provided for every hunter. Bird cleaning is provided by the staff, though anyone who would rather clean their own birds is welcome to. Here is how it runs — every hunt is an afternoon hunt. Check-in opens at 10:30 am and runs until noon, followed immediately by a BBQ lunch of pulled pork shoulder, ribs, turkey, and sausage with potato salad, pinto beans, a salad bar, rolls, and cornbread. Groups then roll out for the afternoon field hunt, and return to chips with picante, homemade salsa, and queso ahead of a dinner of beef and chicken fajitas, Spanish rice, refried beans, and tamales. The bar opens at 7 pm and pours until midnight, with a large-screen television for football. The second morning kicks off with a country breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry and buttermilk pancakes, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk, and an ample amount of coffee. After breakfast, head to the shooting range for bragging rights and a chance at prizes — hats, shirts, canteens, and even a free hunt for next year. Lunch is fried fish, potato soup (tomato bisque is available as a gluten-free alternative — please tell us about any food allergies), hush puppies, coleslaw, the salad bar, and garlic cheese biscuits, and then it is out to the second field hunt on a different field. Dinner that night is a feast: peel-your-own shrimp in the field, then steaks grilled over mesquite coals with baked potatoes, green beans with sauteed onion and bacon, okra, rolls, and the best whiskey sauce outside of Austin. Camp starts breaking down at 6:30 am on the final morning, and breakfast is hot and ready whenever you are — cinnamon rolls, jalapeno cheese kolaches, juice, and milk — with your birds cleaned, packed, and ready to travel. Basketball courts and lake access nearby keep the youth busy. This is premier Texas dove hunting, fully inclusive. Open bar, shells and ammo provided, staff-guided fields, and a field stool and cooler of beverages for every hunter. Hunters 14 and younger are half off. Dogs are welcome and kennels are provided — the dog's care is the responsibility of the hunter. Every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license — available for purchase through your host on arrival (out-of-state hunters can get a 5-day non-resident small game license) — and everyone joining, including non-hunters over the age of 10, must carry one.
$1100.00
per hunter · all-inclusive
📋 Request to Book · Cap 4 · 2-day package