Almost a MILLION acres of pristine Hunting on private Ranch

Ranch comprising some 825,000 acres of pristine wildlife habitat, also boasts the distinction of being the birthplace of Texas game conservation.

Hunters can pursue deer, wild turkey, quail, javelina and wild hog on the ranch. The exotic, but elusive, nilgai is also a popular hunter’s pursuit here

The Ranch remains a pristine wildlife habitat that includes huge live oak mottes, thousands of acres of mixed brush environments, and extensive coastal prairies and marshes. Baffin Bay, known by saltwater fishermen to be the best place on the Texas coast to pursue speckled trout and redfish, forms the western and southern borders for the Laureles Division.

Home to Rio Grande turkey and a wide variety of other game and non-game species of wildlife, we host what is probably the largest population of wild bobwhite quail and quality white-tailed deer on a single ranch in the nation.

Although the majority of the land is for private, recreational hunting, the ranch also maintains and manages thousands of acres for guided hunts for quail, trophy white-tailed deer and other types of deer, turkey, feral hog, javelina, nilgai antelope and other game.