Texas crane hunts

[treedagain]

Wanting to do a crane/goose hunt this January in Texas.
Anyone have any experience? Obviously guided.

 

[ORIONTHEHUNTER]

lot of info on texasbowhunter.com if you don't get anything here

 

[Phantom Hunter]

Wished I could help. I have a friend that hunts them with some of his buddies but not guided. Look around Amarillo, Lubbock, Big Spring, or Rochester/Haskel areas. Lots of Sandhills in West Texas and the Panhandle.

 

[twdjr]

I would recommend what Phantom Hunter suggested. I’ve never hunted up there but know of people who have. I hunt the coastal region and our goose hunting has tanked. We do get cranes in fair numbers in certain areas. If I were looking for a guided hunt, I wouldn’t recommend coming to the coastal region and would spend my money on a guided hunt in the panhandle region. I’ve heard good things about Blackfoot in Lubbock area and Ranger Creek in Haskell area.

Also, as mentioned above you should be able to find some info on texasbowhunter.

 

[LivingTheDream]

Blackfoot in Lubbock

I hunted cranes with them maybe 6 or 7 years ago. We had our limit in 15 minutes on Day 1 and 45 minutes on Day 2. It is a ton of fun, really cool birds and great to eat.

 

[kilbuc]

Tejas waterfowl, Lubbock area. Hunted with them in 2020. Have a lodge/food. lots of birds, limits each day. hunted end of Nov. Don't know about Jan. dates.

shoot too center

 

[Fallfreak]

On my bucket list so watching as well.

 

[hornkiller]

You should pm tri!