Comments and Tips from the Ranch Biologist: “We only have 6 people working on this ranch and game animals are not use to all the traffic.” TIP 1. Get off the roads and put your corn in the flats and sit downwind. TIP 2. Don’t drive so much, just the sound of traffic will kept game from moving. TIP 3. Try calling javelin if you bust’em, it really works. TIP 4. Hunt all day, javelin feed during the day unlike feral pigs. TIP 5. Use the wind and keep it quite. “Remember there are only 6 trucks on this ranch and the game animals are not use to all the traffic noise.  If the hunters will take my advise they will harvest more game.”

VENDOR LIST:  If you are looking for a hunt, need a new bow or deer stand, maybe a custom bow sling, contact one of our vendors.

Woodsey Too Stands, Granbury, Tx. Ronnie Bradford manufactures the most versatile line of treestands, quad pods, ladders on the market. You can check them out at www.woodseytoo.com or give them a call at 817-573-0546  
Animal Art Taxidermy, Tyler Vanderkolk 512-791-6049 give Tyler a call and get that trophy mounted. See samples at Archery Country 8910 Research Blvd. in Austin.  www.animal_art_taxidermy@yahoo.com

Bubba Black & Chris Moore BBQ

Austin Archery Country, Mike Luckie

Tattor Slings & Things, Austin, Tx.  Nathan McRae braids Custom Slings, landards, and Wrist Slings in custom colors. These are unique and personalized to school colors, team colors, or personal choice.  512-751-8573.

Sarrels Archery, Austin, Tx. Bob Sarrels builds custom bows in his South Austin Shop. Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine, September 2007, says that the Sarrels Superstition Longbow is one of the finest custom bows to be found. This longbow is very smooth and uses the deflex/reflex limb design. Custom woods are available like Tonkin Bamboo, Bacote, and Zebra. Take a look at www.sarrelsarchery.com or contact Bob at 512-940-3098.