CharrDad
Senior Member
I'm going to be in the hill country of Texas next spring for a business conference and don't want to pass up the opportunity to chase a Rio.
The state is divided into zones with different seasons and based on the dates of my visit, I'll need to hunt the southern zone (southwest part of the state, mostly below the panhandle).
I'd welcome any tips or outfitter recommendations for that part of the state. If I plan it right, I should have 2 full days to hunt but might be able to stretch that to 3 if necessary. I'm hoping to find a DIY ranch but am open to fully guided opportunities if they fit the budget. My understanding is that public land is hard to find down that way, but I'm open to that if anyone knows of a workaround.
Thanks in advance,
Todd
The state is divided into zones with different seasons and based on the dates of my visit, I'll need to hunt the southern zone (southwest part of the state, mostly below the panhandle).
I'd welcome any tips or outfitter recommendations for that part of the state. If I plan it right, I should have 2 full days to hunt but might be able to stretch that to 3 if necessary. I'm hoping to find a DIY ranch but am open to fully guided opportunities if they fit the budget. My understanding is that public land is hard to find down that way, but I'm open to that if anyone knows of a workaround.
Thanks in advance,
Todd