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Ranches Available Click on the ranch name for rates and more information Santa Rosa RanchThe Ranch borders the Pecos River and is on two sides of the Imperial Reservoir, across the Pecos River from Grandfalls, Texas. The ranch primarily provides varmint hunting, but has access to the Pecos River and historic Santa Rosa Spring for duck, dove and quail hunting. Varmint hunting is allowed year-around and this is the only ranch I lease where rifle hunting is allowed. Hunters have had good success with varmints, particularly feral hogs, but the terrain on much of the ranch does not yield itself well to quail hunting. Double Tree RanchThe Double Tree Ranch south of Odessa is accessed by South Loop 338, F.M. 3503 and F.M. 1787. The lease covers approximately 16.5 sections (square miles) or approximately 10.500 acres. The lease features year-around water on the two lakes in Monahans Draw, north of Loop 338, supplied by electric generating and petrochemical plants. These lakes draw wildlife of all kinds and provide duck hunting only minutes from Odessa. South of Loop 338 there are seven stock water sources with tanks that overflow into dirt tanks. This is a shotgun only bird lease. Imperial ReservoirThe reservoir is adjacent to the Santa Rosa Ranch, south of Grandfalls in Pecos County. The lease covers day hunting and birdwatching only on specific blinds and is limited to the southwest half of the reservoir. Blinds and decoys are provided. Access is through one gate on the Santa Rosa Ranch and hunters must sign in before hunting. Boats and waders are required at some blinds. |
Contact: Eben D. Warner, III |
From this site you are able to view maps, pricing information and download lease forms for all of the ranches. Instructions are included for completing the leases. If you have any questions please call Lorina McGuire at my office. After repeat hunters have a chance to sign up, leases are first-come firstserved. JY RanchThe JY Ranch in northwest Ector County, is approximately twenty-two and one-half sections (square miles) or 14,400 acres of land, all with great access because of oilfield roads, easements and rights-of-way. The ranch lies west of State Highway 181 beginning 5 miles north of the intersection of Highway 181 and State Highway 302. The northern boundary is Sheep Pasture Road. There are seven windmills on the property which feed into metal tanks that overflow into dirt tanks. M-BAR RanchThis Ranch is primarily for quail hunting with bird dogs. Hunters are allowed to drive round-tired low pressure off-road vehicles, e.g. Mules or Rangers, but not jeeps or pick-up in the pastures. Several windmills may be leased for the September and October part of dove season, but will not be leased for the December-January part of the season because there will be quail feeders on the property during these months. Click for Pricing Seasons & Bag Limits Contact Us |