DeerTexas.com

DeerTexas.com operates as a statewide marketplace connecting hunters with available properties across all 254 Texas counties. Rather than a single operation, the site aggregates hundreds of ranch and property listings—from small-acreage day hunts to multi-thousand-acre season leases. Landowners post directly, edit their own listings, and control availability in real time.

• •Browse by County: Search all Texas counties alphabetically or use the county dropdown to narrow your hunt
• •Regional Map Search: Visualize available leases by geographic region
• •Listing Types: Season leases, day hunts, package hunts, and year-round memberships
• •Real-Time Updates: Site refreshes daily as new leases are added and old ads expire or are edited

Game Types Across Texas: - Whitetail deer (the dominant lease type) - Rio Grande turkey - Hogs and feral pigs - Dove (seasonal field leases) - Quail, duck, and upland birds - Axis deer, blackbuck, and exotics (South Texas) - Javelina, lions, bobcat, coyotes

South Texas Brush Country (Webb, Duval, Jim Hogg, McMullen, Maverick, Starr Counties) - Trophy whitetail management leases - High-fenced properties with 150-160 class averages - 3-5 day hunts with blinds, feeders, corn, protein - Price-competitive compared to other regions

Hill Country (Gillespie, Blanco, Llano, Kimble, Edwards, Kerr Counties) - Family-friendly leases with fishing/swimming access - Combination deer and turkey hunts - Scenic properties 15-30 miles from towns like Fredericksburg - 600-4,500 acre leases

East Texas Pineywoods (Tyler, Nacogdoches, Hardin, Sabine, Polk Counties) - 20+ year managed leases with mature buck focus - MLD (Managed Land Deer) program properties - Smaller groups (2-6 hunters) in family-friendly clubs - Membership-based with spouse/kids included

West/North Texas (Scurry, Mitchell, Taylor, Childress, Collingsworth) - Larger acreage (3,000-4,000 acres common) - Deer, turkey, quail, dove combination hunts - Electric, water, cabin accommodations - Lower price points for season leases

• •Annual season leases: Typically $2,000-$6,000+ per hunter depending on region and management level
• •Day hunts: $500-$2,000 for single-day access
• •3-5 day packages: All-inclusive hunts with lodging, blinds, feeders
• •Family memberships: Spouse and minor children included in many clubs
• •Corporate leases: Available on larger properties (2,500+ acres)

All ads displayed indicate the property was available to lease at some point. Many leases have recurring openings year after year, even if the listing is "old."

Landowners manage their own listings: - Post new leases and update pricing anytime - Edit or delete ads instantly - Control guest policies and hunting methods (gun/bow) - Set capacity limits (no. of hunters) - Manage seasonal vs. year-round offerings

The platform also offers: - Deer blind kit sales - Release of liability and waiver templates - Blog with Texas hunting strategies and lease timing advice - FAQ with hunting lease best practices - Property buying/selling resources

The site recommends hunting for a lease year-round—"the best time to look is anytime you don't have one." Peak availability windows and strategies are covered in the blog, but leases can open at any point in the calendar. Popular ranches and trophy properties go fast, so early inquiry on new listings is critical.

• •Statewide coverage: All 254 Texas counties represented
• •Curated by hunters: Landowners actively managing properties
• •Flexible options: Day hunts to season leases to corporate partnerships
• •Direct contact: Message landowners directly without middlemen
• •Updated daily: Fresh listings prevent "dead" inventory
• •No hidden fees: Pricing and terms transparent upfront