East
Texas Alligator Trophy Hunt w/Rifle or Bow
1 DAY - SEMI-GUIDED

Texas
has long been known for trophy whitetails, but have you heard of the trophy
alligators? We have exclusive hunting rights on some very large ranches in East
Texas near Big
Sandy (click for map). Due to the difficulty of getting access to these
private ranches and the previously strict Texas hunting laws, the alligators have received little or no hunting pressure,
resulting in an above average number of mature alligators ranging from 4 feet up to approximately 15 feet being harvested. This type of hunt really gets your adrenalin going!
Big Sandy is conveniently located approximately 90 miles
east of Dallas, Texas and 80 miles west of Shreveport, Louisiana, with the
Tyler, Texas airport being a mere 20 minutes away. Hunts will on Saturday's using a flat bottom
boat. Our guide will have over 40 hours of time scouting the
area and feeding alligators prior to the hunting night. Two large ponds full of
alligators and over 200 acres of hunting ground. For the real "rough
it" hunters, you are welcome to camp on the land AT YOUR OWN RISK at no
additional fee.

Price: $1,495.00 per hunter for any Alligator up to 10 feet and $150.00 for each foot over 10. Non-hunters are welcome to tag along as well, but a fee of $500 will be assessed. Four Hunters per group is preferred, no more than six. Corporate and discounted rates are available - contact us for info.
Includes: Lunch and Field Transportation.

Dates: 1-day hunt 2008:
April - 5, 12, 19 or 26
May - 3, 10, 17, 24, or 31
June - 7, 14, 21 or 28
See below for pictures of the property.
Click here
to contact us for more info.
Click for local hotels, restaurants and casinos in Shreveport.
Click here for local taxidermists.
Click here for article touting the health benefits of gator meat.
Click here
and here
for Texas hunting laws regarding alligators.
Click here for the Alligator Hide Tag Report form.
Click here for interesting info on the American Alligator.
All prospective hunters
are encouraged to download and read this
booklet provided by the State of Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department.
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