Post by: fliesitdies on August 29, 2024, 06:04:55 PM
Thanks in advance.
Fliesitdies
Post by: lhrbull on August 31, 2024, 05:09:38 AM
Post by: brokenvet on September 09, 2024, 06:24:33 AM
Been there twice, Kenny and his wife manages the place, very nice people.
IF you decide to go to Dos Plumas, go there in the cooler months. Late October through April.
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Post by: Rob on September 09, 2024, 10:03:20 AM
Dos Plumas Hunting Ranch in Trent, TX.
Been there twice, Kenny and his wife manages the place, very nice people.
IF you decide to go to Dos Plumas, go there in the cooler months. Late October through April.
I was underwhelmed with Dos Plumas when I went in May of 2008. That was 16 years ago so things might have changed.
-We saw very few pigs (I think I saw less than 10). There are pigs there though - we just did not see them.
-Our Guides were pretty green and not too helpful.
-They did have nice fallow deer
-We did shoot a couple of "exotic goats" and that was interesting.
Pretty ranch though.
Post by: hunterednate on September 09, 2024, 11:10:02 AM
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Post by: MADMAX on September 09, 2024, 11:27:26 AM
Post by: Alchase on September 09, 2024, 11:53:39 AM
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I ran into the (Head Guide/owner?) Running hogs with some pretty bada$$ dogs when I was scouting in SE OK a couple years ago. He uses a couple Border Collies with his hounds that are just plain beasts! I talked with him awhile, His properties straddle both sides of the Red River if I remember correctly.
He was working a hog depredation for Weyerhaeuser when I talked to him.
Mesquite Hollow Outfitters has a great reputation in the Hunting Oklahoma community.
Post by: brokenvet on September 09, 2024, 01:19:48 PM
You are going to find a lot of operations where you pay $300-500 to walk into a place where hogs are captured in traps from another location and let loose in high fence enclosures to be shot.
Yes, Dos Plumas is one of those places.
Post by: brokenvet on September 09, 2024, 01:23:20 PM
Dos Plumas Hunting Ranch in Trent, TX.
Been there twice, Kenny and his wife manages the place, very nice people.
IF you decide to go to Dos Plumas, go there in the cooler months. Late October through April.
I was underwhelmed with Dos Plumas when I went in May of 2008. That was 16 years ago so things might have changed.
-We saw very few pigs (I think I saw less than 10). There are pigs there though - we just did not see them.
-Our Guides were pretty green and not too helpful.
-They did have nice fallow deer
-We did shoot a couple of "exotic goats" and that was interesting.
Pretty ranch though.
That happens if you go there during hot months, even in October it is about 80 degrees.
My friend and I went went there is September last year. The pigs did not come out of hiding until about a few hours after sun set. We can hear them, but can't see them.
Post by: hunterednate on September 09, 2024, 05:09:59 PM
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I ran into the (Head Guide/owner?) Running hogs with some pretty bada$$ dogs when I was scouting in SE OK a couple years ago. He uses a couple Border Collies with his hounds that are just plain beasts! I talked with him awhile, His properties straddle both sides of the Red River if I remember correctly.
He was working a hog depredation for Weyerhaeuser when I talked to him.
Mesquite Hollow Outfitters has a great reputation in the Hunting Oklahoma community.
Yep, that's them. They have access to some a lot of land and all the guides were top-notch. My hunt was in 2018, so it's been awhile, but had a great experience.
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