Hunt Discounted Elk Bulls in Texas

This outfitter has deep roots in the Texas hunting industry and has personally guided hundreds of clients to trophy-quality animals. With nearly two decades of experience and an extensive professional network across Texas's top hunting ranches, he delivers high-quality elk hunts at competitive pricing—backed by a nearly 100% success rate.

"His network allows him to provide you with the highest quality animals at some of the best prices in the state." — Broker John Martins

• •300-330" bulls: $8,500 all-in
• •331-360" bulls: $11,500 all-in
• •360"+ bulls: Custom pricing on request
• •Observer rate: $200/day
• •Unsuccessful hunts: Return at $250/day until trophy harvested

• •3 full hunting days (noon Day 1 through noon Day 4)
• •3 nights lodging at the main hunting lodge
• •Elk bull trophy fee
• •Round-trip road transportation from San Antonio International Airport
• •Field preparation of trophies
• •Trophy transportation to local taxidermist
• •Cell and internet service in camp

• •Dip and pack service
• •Texas hunting license
• •Crating and shipping of trophies
• •Taxidermy work
• •Alcoholic beverages
• •Airfare to San Antonio
• •Gratuities

These hunts operate on high-fence ranches in the Texas Hill Country—ranging 10 minutes to 1 hour from the main lodge. Terrain is rocky and hilly with cedar and cactus brush for cover. Ranch roads are off-road trails, so your guide uses a 4x4 vehicle for access.

• •Hunting Methods: Blind hunting, safari-style, or spot-and-stalk (method determined closer to hunt date based on conditions and animal behavior).

• •Early morning: Coffee, breakfast snacks, then hunt from sunrise until it gets hot
• •Mid-day: Brunch at lodge, free time
• •Late afternoon: Resume hunting until dark
• •Evening: Dinner, strategy discussion with guide, personal time

Texas has no elk season restrictions, but September is the recommended hunting window.

The hunting lodge features 8 total bedrooms (one master en-suite, seven standard rooms sharing common bathroom facilities). Simple, clean, and comfortable—emphasis on rest and good Texas cuisine. The communal area includes a bar, pool table, sofa, and TV. Full cell phone and internet connectivity means you can stay in touch with work or family between hunting.

• •22-250 Remington
• •300 Winchester Magnum
• •270 Weatherby Magnum

Rental cost: $150 plus ammunition.

.243 Winchester through .300 Winchester Magnum.

Elk are the second-largest land mammals in North America, weighing around 720 pounds on average. Bulls carry impressive antlers that grow nearly 1 inch per day (when in velvet), typically featuring six tines per side. Antler size correlates with testosterone levels, making late summer and early fall prime hunting seasons.

Fly into San Antonio International Airport. The outfitter provides round-trip road transportation from the airport to the lodge (2-hour drive). If driving yourself, head to Junction, Texas where you'll meet your guide at the lodge.

• •50% deposit ($4,250) due to book
• •Full balance due upon arrival at lodge
• •Accepts: Credit/debit cards, checks, cash

• •Deposits are non-refundable
• •Dates may be transferred once (at outfitter's discretion, approval required for new person)
• •$150 rescheduling fee applies

If you don't harvest your bull, return at $250/day until successful. This reflects the outfitter's confidence in his 100% success rate across all hunts.

After harvest: field dressing and trophy photos on the ranch, then transport to the main lodge. Your elk is skinned and tagged as yours. Cape and antlers either go to the outfitter's preferred taxidermist or are transferred to The Wildlife Gallery in Ingram for processing and shipment to your taxidermist.

This outfitter runs hunts for multiple species and locations—check availability and pricing for additional game on their hunt listings.