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Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions

Posted By: BMCD

Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/07/10 08:04 PM

I have never been on a quail hunt, and I would like to take my son, and a few others out on a hunt. Do not have a dog for quail, so looking for sugestions on where and who to hunt with.

Posted By: thecoach

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/07/10 09:29 PM

how old is your son

Posted By: BOBO the Clown

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/07/10 09:49 PM

PM DoubleB20

Posted By: bill oxner

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/07/10 10:39 PM

I'm about 15 miles away. You can come over with your son and watch my dogs work pen raised quail. You can run out to Columbus and buy some after quail season opens. We can then shoot them. I'm headed out for a field trial tomorrow.

Posted By: CSF

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/08/10 12:31 AM

Can't beat Bill's offer.

An alternative may be to drive to Top Flight in Columbus and get Leon to take you and your son on a pen raised hunt. It's probably the closest thing to you.

Also, I need to get my dog on some birds before the season so I'd be willing to meet you at Top Flight and let you and your son hunt over my dog as long as you guys don't shoot us or each other. You buy the birds you want, my dog will find them for you, that would save you the additional cost of having Leon guide you.

Posted By: aussie1

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/08/10 12:55 AM

Gracious offer Bill thats a great way to at least get to shoot birds with his son.

Posted By: bill oxner

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/08/10 01:18 AM

Originally Posted By: CSF-GSP
Can't beat Bill's offer.

An alternative may be to drive to Top Flight in Columbus and get Leon to take you and your son on a pen raised hunt. It's probably the closest thing to you.

Also, I need to get my dog on some birds before the season so I'd be willing to meet you at Top Flight and let you and your son hunt over my dog as long as you guys don't shoot us or each other. You buy the birds you want, my dog will find them for you, that would save you the additional cost of having Leon guide you.


That's what is so great about this forum. This offer will save you the cost of a guide. It's a win/win for both of you. I've met GSP. He's a great guy.

Posted By: BMCD

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/08/10 02:40 PM

My son is 10. Appreciate the offers guys, I have never been quail hunting but have been dove hunting for 10 years. So I am newbie to quail hunting. Actually have another buddy and his son we are also trying to find somewhere we can hunt. Heck I would trade a day on the water bass fishing if anyone would be interested in that.

So where are some good places to hunt Quail? I Don't mind driving.

Thx

Posted By: Jademan

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/08/10 03:19 PM

This is not a bad deal for kids and adults but you really needs dogs. although it could be done without..

http://beta-www.tpwd.state.tx.us/calendar/hunts/youth-adult-dove-quail-hunt

Posted By: bill oxner

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/08/10 03:36 PM

Wild quail guided hunts are hard to find, and expensive. You're talking about up to $4,000 per day. Here's one;

http://www.mariposaranch.net/

Posted By: Chet

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/08/10 03:48 PM

Quite a few at $400 to $800.

http://www.kansasquailhunts.com/__rates.html

http://www.selmanranch.com/pricing.htm.html

I've hunted both and they have great cover and most years good bird numbers.

If you have someone with dogs $200 to $300 a day. But free is always better cheers

Posted By: bill oxner

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/08/10 04:19 PM

Bring your son out to the NSTRA trial on 12/4, if you want him to see what it's like. It's just north of the runway of the new airport. You can go out with GSP and shoot the leftover birds, after the trial.

Posted By: MS1454

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/09/10 12:08 AM

do you have to sign up to shoot the left over birds or is it a whoever is there can go clean up?

Posted By: Chet

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/09/10 01:03 AM

When the last brace finishes everyone heads into the bird fields. No sign up.

Posted By: JR Walton

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/09/10 02:09 AM

Originally Posted By: Jademan
This is not a bad deal for kids and adults but you really needs dogs. although it could be done without..

http://beta-www.tpwd.state.tx.us/calendar/hunts/youth-adult-dove-quail-hunt


I too am new to quail hunting and I will be taking my son to the above event. Thanks for the link, Jademan.

Anyone else going? Lets all round up and meet together. This should be fun! smile

Posted By: Kenyon

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/21/10 05:09 AM

brokenspokeranchhunts.com we offer guided hunts and I think we have one weekend open.

Posted By: bill oxner

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/21/10 04:10 PM

We could have used some non members to help clean the fields at our Giddings trial last Saturday afternoon. The first brace Sunday had an unfair advantage. They only put out 6 birds in the first brace, and 5 birds after that. The first brace on Sunday scored 7 and 6 birds. The two dogs took first and second place. That's what they talk about when they talk about the luck of the draw.

One guy took a pup out after the Priddy trial, and killed 7 birds. Several people found multiple birds. That's one place they encourage skillet shots. We want the fields birdless before the start of the trial on Sunday morning.

Posted By: Brad B

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/21/10 07:32 PM

I would highly recommend these guys. Supposed to have lots of birds this year too.

http://www.texas-guides.com/

Posted By: blkf250diesel

Re: Guided Quail Hunt Suggestions - 10/21/10 08:25 PM

Wow, talk about loaded field!

Originally Posted By: bill oxner
We could have used some non members to help clean the fields at our Giddings trial last Saturday afternoon. The first brace Sunday had an unfair advantage. They only put out 6 birds in the first brace, and 5 birds after that. The first brace on Sunday scored 7 and 6 birds. The two dogs took first and second place. That's what they talk about when they talk about the luck of the draw.

One guy took a pup out after the Priddy trial, and killed 7 birds. Several people found multiple birds. That's one place they encourage skillet shots. We want the fields birdless before the start of the trial on Sunday morning.


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