Ranch websites for the Golden Triangle.

Where I work

Ranch websites across the Golden Triangle

I build websites for hunting ranches and outfitters near Eagle Pass, Carrizo Springs, Crystal City, Cotulla, Encinal and Laredo, across Maverick, Dimmit, Zavala, La Salle and Webb counties, and in nearby brush country counties like Frio, McMullen and Duval.

I'm based in Highland Village, north of Dallas. I'm willing to drive down to your ranch. Meeting in person lets me see the place, get the photos your site needs and learn how you run your hunts, and we can handle the rest by phone and video. I'm a Texas hunter and a member of the Texas Wildlife Association, and I know what a hunter looks for before calling a ranch.

Read: what hunters look for on a ranch website →

Hunting the brush country

What a South Texas trophy hunter wants in writing

A hunter booking a Golden Triangle whitetail hunt is usually planning around the rut, which runs later here than in most of Texas, typically December into January. Show which of your dates fall in the rut, which are early season and which are late season, and price them that way if you do. A hunter who can see that is far more likely to book.

If your ranch is in TPWD's Managed Lands Deer program, say so. It tells a serious hunter you manage your deer on a plan, and it can explain why your season runs longer than a hunter expects. Pair it with a few honest numbers: how many bucks you take a year, the age you harvest at and how long you've been managing.

Put your policies in writing. What's included in the price, how trophy fees are scored, what happens if a hunter wounds a buck and doesn't recover it, and what the deposit covers. These are the first questions out-of-state hunters ask, and answering them on the site saves you calls and prevents arguments later.

Most brush country ranches offer more than deer. Bobwhite and scaled quail, javelina, hogs, dove and late-season management and doe hunts all deserve their own pages. They bring hunters back in years when they aren't booking a trophy buck.

What you can hunt here

Game Texas Parks and Wildlife lists for the South Texas brush country:

• White-tailed deer
• Rio Grande turkey
• Javelina
• Dove
• Quail
• Exotics
• Feral hogs

Seasons, bag limits and what can be taken vary by county. Check TPWD's seasons by county before you hunt. Your site shows your own ranch's hunts and dates.