Who Owns Their Hunting Land

[SFAbowhunter]

Just bought 11 acres in Collin County.

You lucky dog you!

[kyleseipp]

Yep. Llano/Mason Co.

[david8017]

A couple hundred acres in Leon county. Family land. I hope I never have to lease land to hunt


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[bowhuntertex]

In other words, You're rich!










I'm joking.

then please tell me where àll this money is, because I can't seem to find it. [emoji14]

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[TexasTailHunter]

I own 45 acres in Uvalde county a couple miles east of the Friday ranch

[El Paisano]

I have a couple of small places. I few years ago I found a small place that is bordered on 3 sides by thousands of acres of national forest. I am in the process of building a barndo on it now. I intend to put it into a trust that will be the family retreat and recreation area long past my time.
It was an auction and I made sure that I got it, but it is worth way more now and it is my ag/forestry/wildlife/outdoor learning lab now that I am retired. I am getting to work with the land and teach my grandkids about things they won't learn in school.

[bloodstick]

I got lucky and married into it. Its family land, but we live on 50 acres in Walker county. Decent deer herd and several hogs.

My goal one day is to buy my own 100 or so acres strictly for recreation. The place we live on now is growing into too big of a farming/cattle operation and it is severely hurting the hunting.

[DT50]

yes sir 122 acres Menard County

[oldtestamentman]

5 Acres of brush N of Kingsville bordering the King Ranch and 20 Acres off 1546 by Baffin Bay.

[Tx_Wader]

I do, 240 acres Edna, Jackson County, Texas.

[TEXAS 10PT]

100 acres in Crockett County

[cz52man]

~1/4 acre in Hilltop Lakes
Does, Hogs and the occasional coon

And I guarantee you don't have to be rich to be out there...

[sandbill]

Yes, fortunately. Montague County.

[Shurshot]

Frio county.


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[Gunnyart]

10 Acres in Lometa