I spent several days/nights hunting with Justin (Predator Patrol) down in East TX. Justin provided the rifles, ammunition, transportation, rifle range, shooting sticks....he will take care of everything, and even do everything except pull the trigger for you! I cannot say enough about this incredibly talented and easy going guide.

During my hunt Justin called in somewhere around two dozen different animals. Most of the animals he called in were bobcats, followed by coyotes. However, we also ran into jackrabbits and coons. I also watched another hunter attempt to call in predators on an adjacent field but leave empty handed. Justin rolled in right behind this unsuccessful guy, and called in a Bobcat AND a Coyote.

I don't know the exact number of acres Justin has access to, but it must be tens of thousands of acres, as we moved quickly from one large section of land to another. I also met people in the town where Justin hunts, most of which were very happy to see Justin out keeping the predator population under control. Land owners in the town were asking Justin to come to their properties and assist them with predators and protect their livestock. It was very obvious that Justin has a very good reputation among his community.

I cannot imagine how anyone could have access to so much land, or the ability to call in so many animals. If you want to hunt predators, clearly Justin is the man for the job. Aside from his skillset and seemingly endless land access, he is also an incredibly nice, easy going guy that anyone would enjoy sharing a hunt with. I would recommend this guide without hesitation.

sweet! souds like a good fella that knows his stuff. and has a great relationship with land owners.

Thanks for the great review! I really appreciate it.

Very well put Jeff. I may have to get my wife a trip with him.

Sounds like a good time...what's his contact info?

Thanks

You can contact me via THF or 972-215-8760. I have an ad in the guide section.

Sounds like a great guy that takes care of business. It's nice to see hunters respecting the owners land.