South Texas Turkey Hunt DIY *Special*
- Welcome! I’m Tanner Crim, owner and operator of 4 Bar C Outdoors. Growing up in South Texas I learned to love and appreciate the outdoors and everything it has to offer from life lessons to the peace and quite.
- I started in the outdoor industry at 13 working and helping my late friend Tito Killian and his wife Debbie on their upland bird business.
- We raised a lot of quail and chukar while I learned a ton of life lessons over the 5 years I worked with them. As I grew older, I started to help with friends that had large ranches raising Whitetail deer. I spent just over a decade hunting, working, and raising whitetail deer both in breeder pens and native deer. In that same time frame I graduated high school, finished college at the great Tarleton State University, and began a career as a Mud Engineer in the Oil and Gas industry.
- Both the outdoors and work have allowed me to travel all over this great nation that we all get to call home. South Texas is where my family and I call home but West Texas in the high desert, mountains, plains, and canyons is where I love to be and roam. Big country with huge views has brought another appreciation to my mind in the amazement of what God was able to create in 7 days.
- I took some time away from working in the hunting industry to start a family and hunt for my self in various states across the west and into Alaska. In 2015 I married my best friend, Emily. A few years later we welcomed a daughter and then a son, who now love the outdoors as much as I do.
- After 6 years of not outfitting or guiding, I decided to start hunting as I missed the peoplethat one gets to meet in hunting camp. This is when 4 Bar C Outdoors formed, 2023.
- There is something special about a person that enjoys the outdoors. Even more so, a parent bringing a child, teenager, or young adult along for their first hunt or their 100th hunt. Sharing the passion of the animals and landscape that we get to enjoy is one of the greatest gifts in life.
- One of my favorite sayings or mottos is, “A child will never remember their best day of watching television.” I strive to make great memories with each guest. If we harvest an animal, that is the icing on the cake!
- We strive to create a quality experience with each hunt. In the end, we are hunting and bonding with each person that accompanies us on the hunt with hopes of creating life long friendships along the way.
- We have access to a little over 100,000 acres currently in Texas with 20,000 acres in New Mexico. While we continue to build relationships with landowners and acquire more land to chase critters on, we only sign with land owners that have the same moral practices as we do. Just as we want great long-term relationships with the people we hunt with, we want the same relationship with landowners.
- We harvest the top tier of an age class in animals which means that some years we might not have as many animals to hunt on our ranches due to predators, drought, lack of feed, and overall mother nature. We are not trying to kill hundreds of animals a year. We want to keep the hunting pressure low and manage each herd to maximize herd health and health of the landscape they live on.
- Our hunts can range from 5-star lodging to canvas wall tent, we will fill the needs and wants of each group. Our goal is to check off each and every one of your needs and wants, we can’t always accomplish that but we will try and also communicate with you and your group if it is possible or not for us to do. Communication is key when we book a hunt.
- All of our hunts are generally 1x1 or 2x1 with the exception of turkey being semi-guided or 1x1.
- We look forward to seeing you in camp!
Об этой охоте
| Сезон охоты: | 14 мар. 2026 г. - 26 апр. 2026 г. |
Где Вы будете охотиться
Территория
| Тип ограждения: | Not fenced |
| Размер территории: | 35000 acres |
| Язык персонала: | Английский |
| Открытие: | 2023 год |
Где Вы остановитесь
Размещение не предоставляетсяКак добраться
Навигационные указания
| Ближайший аэропорт: | san antonio, Texas |
| Расстояние от аэропорта: | 40 miles |
| Трансфер из аэропорта: | Да |
| Трансфер с ж/д станции: | Нет |
Другая информация
| Аренда оружия: | Да |
| Обязательная вакцинация: | Нет |
Условия
НЕ включено в стоимость
- Guiding by PH
- Transport on territory
- Hunting license
- Field trophy preparation
- Trophy measurement
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Snacks
- Beverages/soft drinks
- Alcoholic drinks
- Gratuities
- Accommodation
Отмена
Deposits are non-refundableРанение животного
- All efforts should be made to find a wounded bird
- Any wounded animal is considered harvested and charged accordingly.
Оплата
Депозит
Финальный платёж
Оплатить за 7 дней до охотыTAGs & licenses
Big Game
Texas’s big game species include White-tailed deer, Mule deer, Pronghorn antelope, Desert bighorn sheep, Javelina, and Alligator, as well as Wild turkey. (Texas also has feral hogs and exotic species like axis deer, which are free-ranging but not classified as game and can be hunted year-round with a license.)
Deer (White-tailed & Mule): Texas does not require drawing a tag for deer – deer licenses are available to all, OTC. When a hunter buys a Texas hunting license, deer tags are included as part of the license. These allow the harvest of deer up to the county-specific bag limits. Hunters must also complete the harvest log on the license for deer and report harvests via Texas’s app or online.
Turkey: Wild turkey (Eastern and Rio Grande) are hunted with over-the-counter tags as well. A Texas license provides turkey tags. Turkey fall under “upland game bird” regulations: to hunt turkey, you need an Upland Game Bird endorsement on your license. There is no extra turkey permit to buy (the tags are on the license). Non-residents who only want to hunt turkey can use the special non-resident Turkey license (which provides turkey tags but no deer tags).
Pronghorn (Antelope): Pronghorn hunting in Texas is limited and possible with drawn permits for public lands or with landowner allocated pronghorn permits.
Desert Bighorn Sheep: Texas has a very limited bighorn sheep season. Tags are extremely few (~2–3 per year) and are allocated by draw only to residents.
Javelina: They have a bag limit of 2 per license year in the allowed counties There is no draw – javelina are included under the general hunting license.
Alligator: Texas allows alligator hunting in certain counties and seasons. Alligator hunting on public properties (like WMAs or public waters) often requires a drawn permit or an assigned quota. On private lands, alligator hunting is managed by a tag system: landowners in core alligator counties receive a number of hide tags from TPWD based on population assessments.
Hogs & Exotics: While not “game,” it’s worth noting Texas has feral hogs everywhere and exotic species (axis deer, nilgai antelope, blackbuck, etc.) on many ranches. These can be hunted year-round with no bag limit. A hunting license is required to hunt them, but no tags or permits are needed – they are unregulated beyond having landowner permission.
Small Game
Texas does not have a separate small-game license for residents – the standard hunting license covers all legal game species (Dove, Squirrels, Rabbits, etc.), provided you have the required endorsements for certain species.
Dove & Migratory Birds: To hunt doves, ducks, geese, sandhill cranes, or any migratory game bird in Texas, a hunter needs the Migratory Game Bird endorsement on their license. In addition, waterfowl hunters need the Federal Duck Stamp and must be HIP-certified. Texas also requires a free Sandhill Crane Permit for crane hunting.
Upland Game: Texas requires the Upland Game Bird endorsement to hunt any upland game birds: this includes Wild turkey, Quail, Pheasant, and Chachalaca.
Other small game like Squirrel, Rabbits, Hares, Prairie dogs, and predators/furbearers (coyote, raccoon, bobcat) do not require any special stamp – just a valid hunting license.
Documents needed
- Hunting license and species tags
- Hunter Education proof
- Necessary endorsements and stamps per species
- Archery Endorsement – to hunt during Archery-only season for deer or turkey
Minimum Hunter Age
Texas does not set a minimum age to hunt; any child can participate under supervision. Youth hunter education and license is available from 9 years old.
More information
- https://tpwd.texas.gov/ - Texas Parks and Wildlife
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