
Sandhill Crane
Antigone canadensis
Layout blinds and full-body decoys under the flight lines off the playas — loud, close, and harder than it looks.
Established 2018 · The Texas South Plains
Fully guided sandhill crane, duck, goose, dove, hog, prairie dog and pigeon hunts on private land west of Lubbock. Day hunts, multi‑day trips and combination hunts.
Blinds & decoys
set by your guide
Private land
no public pressure
Birds cleaned
breasted, bagged, iced
A sandhill crane is four feet of bird with a hawk’s eyesight. They will circle a spread a dozen times before they commit — and when they do, they hang over the decoys at twenty yards with their feet down, rattling.
We scout the evening before and set up in the field they actually fed in — layout blinds, full‑body decoys, and calling that stops when it ought to. Three birds a gun, and the best table bird in North America.

Fully guided. Any two species can be combined in one trip.

Antigone canadensis
Layout blinds and full-body decoys under the flight lines off the playas — loud, close, and harder than it looks.

Anas platyrhynchos
Mallards, pintail, wigeon, teal and gadwall over playa lakes and tailwater pits — usually done by nine.

Anser & Branta spp.
Canada, snow and specklebelly geese decoyed over winter grain — full-body spreads and flagging, often alongside the cranes.
Zenaida macroura
Mourning and white-winged dove over sunflower, milo and stock tanks in the early-season heat.
Sus scrofa
Feral hogs over feeders and in the brush, day or night — no season, no limit.
Cynomys ludovicianus
High-volume varmint shooting over dog towns on the caprock — a rifleman’s day, spring through early fall.
Columba livia
Feral rock pigeons worked over grain, feedlots and stock water — high-volume shooting, all year.
Combination
Any two species can be combined in a single trip. Most repeat parties come for two days and shoot two or three species. Tell us what you want to shoot and we’ll build the trip around it.
From the field
Mornings from the blind — cranes off the playas, geese in the grain, the run at its peak.
Plan your hunt
Fly into Lubbock (LBB), about forty minutes from most of our fields, and we’ll meet you at the terminal. You bring your gun, your shells and your license; we handle the blinds, the decoys, the calling and the cleaning. Combine any two species in a trip, and book early — crane weekends fill first.

Call or text with your dates, your guns and your quarry. A deposit holds your spot.