If you could own a section of hunting land...

Where would it be? I fell in love with the land north of Uvalde on Hwy 55 along the Nueces river bottoms. Giant pecan and sycamore trees transitioning to live oak mottes and typical south Texas brush right at the edge of the hill country. Big rugged hills, sparsely covered (no cedars), that you could set a blind up and see for a thousand yards. Slip down to the river bottoms and hunt axis from a tree stand. I wish I would have taken pictures when I passed through about a month ago.

LaSalle county on the Nueces. I had a girlfriend who's family owned a hunting operation there. It was an amazing piece of ground

Kenedy/Willacy county in south texas, anywhere in that King Ranch area.

Anywhere between Bandera and Rocksprings.

San saba

If I could get that section of land with 100% of unleased minerals, I would have to take it in DeWitt or Karnes County. Then I could buy a tad bit more just about anywhere I wanted.

No doubt about that ranchman. I love that area north of Uvalde. Anywhere around the Nueces or Frio canyons.

North Runnels county or in Hondo Valley, Lincoln county, NM.

I'd try to by 640acres off the gov along the Attoyac River...option B would be a 20yd stretch along the shoreline of Baffin

I would buy some land up in Kansas up in the North west part. Deer hunt pheasant hunt and quail hunt all on the same property and do some turkey hunting.

Used to go to a place like that when I was younger, my dads boss used to have some nice hunting ground. Killed my first turkey there and many of pheasant and quail.

Walter

Starting at the intersection of Houston St at the foot of the Zangs bridge by Union Station, to Cedar Springs on the north to Central Expwy, then south and back west on Field ...and commonly called the CBD of Dallas LOL! aka a tired old joke about Dallas and the White Citizens Charter Council who ran the town back in my chidhood.

Ummmm 640 acres to Hunt on ...the Ft Worth Zoo comes to mind nah prolly not. How about the center of the Mason Mtn Research Center that'd prolly be fun.

There is a box canyon & mesa on the far west end of the White Horse Ranch that faces the south side of I-10 just east of Van Horn that Mr Bill Carter, of Carters Country in Houston fame, owned at one time that was the absolute wildest place I ever set foot on. I saw and was seen by Mule Deer that I feel certain had never seen a human being...I know the Aoudad were that way 'cause they had to stop and stare at me like What the *&&% is THAT standing there on the top of the cliff looking at us ...until the gun went off. Yup that'd be a great place for just 640 acres...and where the Desert Muley on my wall came from.
Cheers
Ron

Stephens Co in Caddo Butting up to my Inlaw's place. We have been managing deer there for quite a while with good results.

Whichever 640 acres in Africa that held a big, old, mean Cape Buffalo bull.

I'll be working in Abilene for at least the next 20 years of my life so somewhere on the Colorado river south of Abilene.

that would be a hard decision.

Probably would want it in northern Frio/Zavala county.

2nd choice would be southern Medina, Uvalde county

I sold a ranch earlier this year a few miles west of 55 along the nueces river. country is very unique, this place was mostly all bottom surrounded by hills where you could see forever.

that transition country is rugged and strangely beautiful

I'll throw in Roberts Co. I've worked up there quite a bit and have seen quite a few whitetail, mulies and antelope I would be proud to take! Give me a good size tank and the waterfowl would be pretty stellar as well.

Pike County, Illinois or Stafford County, KS

wow, not many of you guys for rain much huh? or green grass?

gimme something around a NETX lake, say on the south side of texoma or north side of grapevine. if nothing is available there it would be some river land in the SE panhandle that held some muleys.

Burnet, Llano, Mason, San Saba or Lampasas counties ... with a small portion preferably lake or river front along the Colorado river or one of the Highland Lakes.

South east of Canyon,Texas north Of Wayside and church camp over looking Palo Duro canyon. Plant wheat and watch the Mulies,whitetail and aoudad come a running.

Anyhwhere at least an hour away from a big city.

Somewhere along the Devil's River.

Around Sisterdale/Boerne/Comfort/Kendalia up to Blanco.

Having thought about it overnite...I'll take my 640 acres from the County Rd low water crossing on the South Llano River at the bottom end of the Blue Hole...down to the big white house with the Tennis courts just off the east side of the 377 Hwy south of Telephone...place is covered up in all kinds of critters and the deep cold arsed springs in the Blue Hole are magnificent in the summer...and great to fly fish in. That would be heaven for sure.
Ron

Me, next door in Reno Co, Kansas!!!

Somewhere in south texas.

Anywhere bordering the Red River west of Wichita Falls, or in the hill country.

Around Brady

there's a section near Sheffield that I would LOVE to own as hunting land, not the prettiest place around, but GREAT hunting!

If I could buy and live on a piece of land, I like around Pandale on the Devils River.

Were ever their is the most oil and gas or the highest price per sq ft.


Then go by 10x that amount in Gods country aka the high plains

Fixed it for ya!!

man, you really narrowed it down there

For me it'd be Hill Country: Mason, Llano, Real, Gillespie, or Kerr.

There are certainly bigger deer in other parts of the state, but Hill Country is where my roots are. Decent chance of free-range exotics in several of those these days as well.

In Texas near where Real, Uvalde, and Edwards counties comes together with a headwaters spring.

I would love to buy a section inside of the Wagneer Ranch just southwest of Wichita Falls around Dundee.

A section with river frontage on the Nueces just north a few miles out of Camp Wood.

I hate coyotes. I would like a place like in South Tx. that is over run with them and I could go out there all day long and shoot them.

Agreed. I love hunting in Webb County.

That would be it for me, with a little canyon in the middle so I could put my house there for the peace and privacy. Life long dream........

On the Colorado river between Ballinger and Bronte, south side of the river, preferably closer to Ballinger than Bronte.

If I knew I could only ever truly own 640 acres....it would be a toss up for me between the Huntsville/College Station area, and the area south of Mason on the Llano River.

In the Swiss or Austrian alps, as long as it had ibex, chamois, red deer, wildboar, capercaillie and black grouse.

Probably Young county.

I always liked that area and I could drive there in about 1 hour.

Javelinas are reported to be in the area and decent whitetails.