Every hunt is guided
A full-time guide stays with you from the first morning sit to the final shot. Guides know every blind, feeder and draw on the ranch.
- One guide per hunter
- Box blinds, tower stands and spot-and-stalk
- Rifle and bow hunts
3,600high-fenced acres
8-ftgame fence on every boundary
100%guided hunts, one guide per hunter
3 mealsdaily at the lodge
Ranch handsfield dress every animal
Species & trophy fees
Nine trophy species. One ranch.
Trophy fees are per animal and cover the harvest. Lodging, meals and your guide are billed at the daily rate below.
Fictional prices for this website design sample.
After dark
Guided night hog hunts with thermal scopes
Hogs do most of their moving at night. Our guides take you out after dark with thermal scopes, spot the hogs for you and stay with you the entire hunt. Ask about adding a night hunt when you request your dates.
Trophy room
The kind of animals our guides put you on.
Every animal is recovered by your guide and field dressed by our ranch hands before it goes to the cooler or the taxidermist.
Whitetail pricing
Priced by the inch, scored together.
Your guide scores every buck with you after the harvest, using the Boone and Crockett gross score. You pay for the deer you take, never for one you missed.
Our managed herd regularly produces bucks in the 180-inch class.
| Gross score (B&C) | Trophy fee |
|---|---|
| 150 – 159 inches | $5,500 |
| 160 – 169 inches | $6,500 |
| 170 – 179 inches | $7,900 |
| 180 – 189 inches | $8,900 |
| 190 – 199 inches | $10,500 |
| 200 inches and up | $12,500 + $150 per inch |
What's included
You hunt. We handle the rest.
Ranch hands do the work
Every animal is field dressed by our ranch hands as soon as it's recovered, then hauled to the walk-in cooler.
- Field dressing on every harvest
- Caping for a shoulder mount
- Quartering, cooler storage and taxidermy drop-off
Lodge & three meals
Stay at the ranch lodge with breakfast, lunch and dinner cooked on site every day of your hunt.
- Private rooms with full baths
- Coffee on at 4:45 a.m.
- Snacks and drinks in the blind
The lodge
Stone, timber and a big dinner table.
The lodge sleeps 14 hunters in private rooms, each with its own bath. Evenings end on the back porch by the fire pit, looking across the hollow the ranch is named for.
BreakfastEggs, venison sausage, biscuits and gravy, and plenty of coffee before the morning hunt.
LunchBrisket sandwiches, pinto beans and a cold drink at the lodge between hunts.
DinnerMesquite-grilled steaks, axis backstrap and peach cobbler, served family style.
Daily rates
Simple rates. No surprise fees.
- Hunter daily rateGuide, lodging, three meals, field dressing$350 / day
- Non-hunting guestLodging and three meals$200 / day
- Feral hog hunt2 days, cabin, breakfast, lunch and dinner$1,000
- Minimum stayMost hunters book three days, two nights2 days
- Deposit to hold your datesApplied to your final bill50%
License required: every hunter needs a valid Texas hunting license, which also covers exotics. Licenses are sold online through Texas Parks and Wildlife.
Questions
Before you book
When can I hunt?
The fictional schedule shows year-round exotic hunts and an October–February whitetail season. A real ranch would confirm applicable dates and permits before booking.
Do I have to hunt with a guide?
Yes. Every hunt at Rimrock Hollow is guided, for safety and so you're always set up in the right spot for the animal you came for.
What happens after I take an animal?
Your guide helps with recovery and photos, then our ranch hands field dress the animal, cape it for a mount if you want one, and get it into the walk-in cooler. We can deliver to a local processor or taxidermist.
What if I wound an animal and it isn't recovered?
A wounded animal that draws blood and isn't recovered counts as harvested and is charged at the trophy fee. Our guides help you pick shots that make this rare.
Do you offer night hunts?
Yes, for feral hogs. Night hunts use thermal scopes and are always guided. Your guide spots the hogs, sets up the shot and stays with you the whole time.
Can I bring my own rifle or bow?
Yes, and most hunters do. Ranch rifles are available if you'd rather fly in light.