October 2013 Newsletter - Dallas Woods and Waters Club

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October 2013
Organized March 1961
Newsletter
@dwwcinfo
Next Meeting:
Chris Mitchell
October 10 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Sheraton Dallas North by the Galleria
4801 LBJ Freeway
Dallas, TX 75244
RSVP requested prior to 10-3-13
[email protected] or 214-570-870
Walk-ins welcome, but subject to food and space availability!
Dallas Woods and Waters Club ~ Woods and Waters Foundation
1221 W. Campbell Rd., Suite 215 ~ Richardson, TX 75080 214-570-8700
Volume 9, Issue 9
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V OLU ME 9 , ISSUE 9
Dallas Woods & Waters
2012– 2013 Officers
PRESIDENT
Andy Clements ............................... ….214-802-3987
PRESIDENT ELECT
Joe Chenoweth………………………..469-737-4000
PAST PRESIDENT
Henry Seeligson……………………...972-392-3332
VP MEMBERSHIP
Curt Frisbie, III……………………....972-670-0856
VP PROGRAMS
Henry Christy ................................. ….214-830-4422
VP ACTIVITIES
Phil Cutts ........................................ ….214-912-9823
VP SPECIAL EVENTS
Julio Morales……………………...…..469-737-4000
VP COMMUNICATIONS
Jim Shepherd….……………..……….972-658-1360
VP SHOWS
Pat Johnson ..................................... ….214-532-4434
SECRETARY
Charles Shelton .............................. ….214-536-7248
TREASURER
Bob Evans ...................................... ….972-345-6247
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Phil Cutts
Joe Chenoweth
Curt Frisbie, III
Warren Petersen
Andy Clements
Henry Christy
Susan Christy
Bob Evans
Pat Johnson
Henry Seeligson
Jim Shepherd
Charles Shelton
Danny Souder
Directors
April 30, 2014
April 30, 2014
April 30, 2014
April 30, 2014
April 30, 2014
April 30, 2013
April 30, 2014
April 30, 2013
April 30, 2013
April 30, 2013
April 30, 2013
April 30, 2013
April 30, 2014
Directors Emeritus
Charles Oliver ................................ 972-938-9612
Don Grogan ..................................... 972-774-2059
Jack Davis………………………….214-412-0300
David Chaney……………………...214-384-2424
*Edwin Davis, *Bob De Priest,
*Roger Godwin, and *Bill Hagen
*Winifred Wright *Mike O’Neal
*Deceased
Office Staff
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
April Hall
(Office) .................... 214-570-8700
(Cell) ........................ 214-734-3642
(Fax)…...…………..214-570-8702
Woods & Waters Foundation
2012-2013
Officers & Board of Directors
PRESIDENT
Henry Seeligson .............................. December 31, 2013
SECRETARY
Rod Zielke…………………………December 31, 2013
TREASURER
Bob Evans…………………………December 31, 2013
MEMBER
Phil Cutts…………………….…….December 31, 2014
John Laverty….………………........December 31, 2014
Jeff Dargatz………………….…….December 31, 2014
Jeff Parker…………………………December 31, 2014
Andy Clements………………….....December 31, 2014
PRESIDENT’S
Hello from the club office, and I hope all your plans are set for the
opening of deer season in a few weeks. We had an easy summer at least
until August rolled around, but that darned drought just seems to go on and
on doesn’t it? I just spent some time at the range making sure that those
bullets go where I want them to and the feeder is about to be running as
soon as I can make the trip to the lease so I’m as ready as I can be from
300 miles away for next month.
Deer season not only is something that most of us look forward to
almost all year long, but it also signals the change of seasons and that fact
that the holidays are right around the corner. The weather has finally cooled
off and Thanksgiving will be here before you know it. There are those that
don’t hunt or deer at least and just don’t get why we spend all the time we
do getting ready. My wife is a prime example of what I mean. While she
loves the meat and at least acts excited when I harvest a buck, but she just
doesn’t get all the prep and time we expend getting ready for a season that
is barely two months long. She doesn’t see how I sit in a blind all afternoon
and still consider it a good day whether I took a shot or not.
This also signals that having to put a jacket on after sunset to sit by
the campfire in the evening at the lease or hearing an occasional coyote
howl in the distance is almost here. Those are just a few of the “extras”
that come from this season that so many of us look forward to all year long.
My son Kyle will be hunting “for real” this fall in the blind and with his own
30-30. While I will be close, I want him to begin to make those shoot/don’t
shoot decisions that only come with experience. That is the way I learned
and he aside from being a good shot, he has already shown good judgment
during our time we have been in the field together.
As I said earlier, deer season also signals that the holidays are right
around the corner. Don’t get so caught up in anything including hunting
that you forget to take a break from the hectic rush of the season and enjoy
time spent with families and just the atmosphere that surrounds this time
of the year. Hope to see you at the October and November dinner meetings and remember that the December meeting is where we will have our
special holiday gathering at Orvis in north Dallas.
Andy Clements
In This Issue…
Upcoming Speakers.…………………………...3
Eagle Scout Information……..…………..…..3
Member Bulletin Board…………………….....4
New Members …………………..……………….5
Activities Past , Present, & Future….…..6-8
2013 Lever Guns Safari………..………...9-12
Davis Hayes Ranch……………………........13
Photo Page……………………………………….15
1221 W. Campbell Road,
Suite 215
Richardson, Texas 75080
Dallas Woods and Waters Club /Woods and Waters Foundation is a non–profit outdoor sporting organization dedicated to
preserving and restoring wildlife, its habitats and educating youth in the outdoor disciplines and the wise use of natural
resources.
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See pg. 9 for more details.
UPCOMING SPEAKERS
November 14th– Anthony Campagna & Frank Marino, 3 Amigos Ranch
December 12th- DWWC Christmas Party at Orvis Sporting Goods Store
January 9th– Shane Nixon, State Turkey Calling Chanpion
February 13th-Tully Janzen, Lonestar Outdoors TV
March– 35th Annual Banquet—No meeting
April 10th– Dave Settles, Lake Fork Fishing Guide
Woods and Waters Foundation would like to donate to
Potential Eagle Scouts
We are offering a $100 donation for assistance on an Eagle Scouts Service Project. We
have notified Circle 10 Boy Scouts of America of this offer and they will notify all Circle 10
Troops. We require a written request describing the project and our board will select one
Scout each month to receive $100 for use on their project. We only ask that the Scout
submit an article and pictures of the completed project for our
use in upcoming issues of the DWWC monthly newsletter.
Request should be sent to:
Woods and Waters Foundation
1221 W. Campbell Rd, #215
Richardson, TX 75080
214-570-8700
www.dwwcc.org
Go to our website to see stories on past Eagle Projects.
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Members Bulletin Board
This is service to DWWC members personal ONLY, no commercial. You may submit your ad by email to the
following: [email protected]. Send in Word format as an attachment. We can post for three months; if your
CUSTOM STOCKWORK: Finishing, refinishing, inletting, glass and/or pillar bedding, and shaping of
turned blanks or existing stocks. Hand rubbed oil or poly finishes available. I also do light gunsmithing. Competitive prices. Call Jeff Waguespack 214-739-0534
DOG TRAINING FACILITY: Bob White Quail Hunts anytime close to Dallas. Licensed private bird
hunting area, which means you can use leg banded live pen-raised quail pheasants, chukkar, and mallards for
training and hunting anytime without limits. Two training fields, each has two ponds, one puppy work area. Very
private estate setting and low-key. Estate quail hunts $150 field fee plus birds at $7.00 each. Walter Patton 214728-2755
WANTED: Spot on quality MLD deer lease. Will look at any location, price, etc. Dale O’Neal 817-907-8774
FOR SALE: IDEAL VEHICLE FOR THE SPORTSMAN: 2002 Ford Excursion Limited Ultimate 4X4, 7.3L
power stroke turbo diesel, electronic 4-speed auto trans, mineral gray color, leather interior, front captain’s chairs,
2nd and 3rd row bench seats, HD trailer towing, 44 gallon fuel tank, custom made gun box behind 3rd row seat.
Used for daily transportation, bird hunting and sporting clays. Pulled a tandem trailer with Kawasaki Mule and
heavy tool box. Call for more information. 158,000 miles, $18,000. Emil Friberg 817-925-7076
MULE DEER HUNT: Hunt mule deer in Childress county. 100% success rate! Hunt includes meals and
lodging. Call Bryan Moore 214-808-5055
Newsletter
Information Turn-In Date
November
October 25
December
November 22
January
December 20
February
January 24
March
No Newsletter
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NEW MEMBERS 2013
Sponsoring Member
NAME
Robert Epstein
James Rauls
Lyndel Stripling
Big Tex Trailers
Bobby & Alice Johnson
Robert Hale
Reuben & Leslie Ramirez
Bryan & Patricia Calmes
Nick & Mallory Jacob
Steve Mercer
Nathan Davenport
Jeff A. Gustafson
Frank & Monica Marino
Granville & Linda Wright
Paul & Erin Helm
Stan & Carol Kuhn
Andy Clements
Office
Zachariah Fecht
Office
David Chaney
Marshall Phaneuf
Robert Hale
Andy Clements
Curt Frisbie III
Joe Cordina
Bedford Wynne
Henry Christy
Anthony Campagna
Previous Member
Charles Shelton
Phil Cutts
Speaker Bio
Chris Mitchell is a native of New Braunfels, Texas. He graduated from Texas A&M with a degree in
.Wildlife Fisheries Sciences. Chris served in the US Army and pursued work in his original area of interest after
retiring.
Chris retired in 2010 after 25 years as an Air and Missile Defense Officer. His assignments included two
deployments in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, the most recent as a Team Chief for a group of 15 Advisors
and 12 other similar teams who lived with Iraqi units in Nineveh, Iraq’s largest province. Chris’ most recent assignment was as the Senior Air and Missile Defense officer for the 5th US Army at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio. There Chris was responsible for training, readiness and oversight of the Air Defense mission in the National Capitol Region which was established after September 11, 2001 to prevent future attacks against the nation’s Capitol.
His first job after the Army was with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. As a customer service
representative in the Wildlife Division Chris assisted with the public hunting program and provided callers with
information ranging from Armadillos to Zebra Mussels.
Chris is an avid outdoorsman and took every opportunity to hunt and fish in assignments across the US. Chris is a
landowner in Crocket County Texas and maintains a Wildlife Management Plan and agricultural exemption on
the family property. He also leases hunting property in Mason and Crockett County. Whitetail hunting is his passion, but he grew up fishing at Indianola and loves archery and camping.
In 2012 Chris joined the Texas Youth hunting Program as the Field Operations Coordinator. He is a
TYHP Huntmaster and is responsible for recruiting landowners, volunteers and youth to participate in hunts
across the state.
Chris is married to Melissa Goad Mitchell who is an Emergency Room RN at the Guadalupe Regional
Medical Center in Seguin, Texas. Melissa and Chris have two children. Daughter Maura is a Junior at Texas
A&M University and son Riley is a Junior at Canyon HS in New Braunfels.
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Activities Calendar
Want to go on one of these trips? Follow these easy steps:
1. Call the Trip Chair to see if there is still space available and to get your trip questions answered.
2. If space is available, send your deposit to DWWC, 1221 W. Campbell Road, Suite 215, Richardson, TX 75080
3. Non-members who are not guests of a DWWC member will be charged an additional $75, which will
include a 1-year DWWC membership
4 All persons participating in any activities MUST sign a Club Release Form and agree to the terms
before going on trip.
PAST EVENTS
JULY
July 11-15
Canadian Fishing Trip
Join Dallas Woods & Waters Club (DWWC) member Warren Petersen, his brother Rich and Curt Frisbie III at Sportsman’s Lodge July
12th, 13th, and 14th, 2013 for three days of fishing for Walleye, Northern Pike, and lake trout. The lodge is on the beautiful English River
System in northern Saskatchewan on McIntosh Lake 50 miles north of La Ronge. This river system has been catch and release (except
for shore lunches) for the past 20 years for the fish have gotten huge. The Northerns are up to 26 pounds.
We will travel to the lodge on July 11th via Delta Airlines through Minneapolis to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada for a current round
trip airfare of $608. (Returning on July 15th) We’ll split the cost of a rental car to drive to La Ronge where a float plane will pick us up
for the last 50 miles to the Lodge.
This 3 day (3 night) American Plan Sport fishing trip includes boat, motor, gas, guide (many with over 20 years experience), home
cooked meals, spectacular shore lunches, excellent accommodations, and float plane travel from La Ronge. The Lodge will provide fishing tackle for you including lures (you only pay for lures lost). This is a spectacular trip. DWWC members Jack and Janis Davis, Hal
Ahlberg and Susan Adams took the trip in 2011 and tell me it was excellent. Ruffo Schindler, the Owner and General Manager, has been
an exhibitor at the DWWC Banquet for the past two years. His wife Maxine directs the kitchen staff.
The cost per person for the Lodge & fishing is $2,195 - a 15% discount off their regular price. You can estimate about $3,000 in total
cost. For more information, the Lodge’s website is http://www.ruffossportsmanslodge.com/
Trip Chair: Warren Petersen: 214-384-6237
July 17
Kid Fish with YMCA- Brockdale Park / Lake Lavon
Call 214-570-8700 if you are interested in volunteering for this event!
AUGUST
August 22-27
Walleye, Muskie and Northern Pike Fishing
Lac Seul Outpost, Ontario Canada
August 22 and August 27 are travel days. We will fly into International Falls through Minneapolis Minn., drive to Sioux Lookout, Ontario Canada and spend the night. We will be picked up on the morning of the 23rd by Lac Seul Outpost and transported by 24 foot
launch to the Chamberlin Narrows. On the morning of the 27th we will be transported back to Sioux Lookout for our trip home. The
Chamberlin Narrows are considered the Walleye capital of the world with great Walleye, Muskie, and Northern Pike fishing.
Cost: $1200.00 plus air fare, shared auto rental to and from Sioux Lookout, Ontario Canada and hotel room in Sioux Lookout on August
22, 2013.
A deposit of $500.00 must be paid by May 1, 2013 Call Phil with any questions or for more information.
Trip Chair: Phil Cutts 214-912-9823
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SEPTEMBER
1st Annual DWWC Dove Hunt 9-1 & YOUTH Dove Hunt 9-2
Texas dove hunting is not only a sport but a passion for the outdoors. Dove hunting in Texas has become a way of life and tradition of the
OPENING DAY HUNT ON SEPT 1ST EVERY YEAR. Our great grandfathers established camaraderie like no other in the world and
brought together generations of dove hunters. Sept 1st will be upon us in a few months. Dove hunting is a relatively easy pursuit and can
be enjoyed most anywhere that holds birds and typically does not require a large investment of time, energy and funds. Dove hunting is
the outdoor trip that caters to every real man. DWWC annual dove hunt will be in the Denton/Sanger area. Mike Hopkins & Hopkins
Outdoors is the outfitter. The field will be determined closer to the end of August depending on where the birds are most heavily populated.
25 spots are available on a first come first serve basis; $150 PP kids under 17 yrs old are FREE! You will have an option to hunt 9/2 as
well if you want to return the next day for the same rate.
The fields are planted and most have water as well. You will need to bring all necessary items you desire to obtain your limit.
Deposit of $150 must be paid to the club no later than July 20th.
More details in the near future.
Trip Chair: Matt Mankin: 214-293-3330
September 28
Catfishing Trip on Lake Fork
1/2 day of Catfish fishing on Lake Fork with Stan Kuhn, the best Catfish guide on
Lake Fork. All tackle will be furnished by your guide, you can bring your
Own spinning tackle with 10 to 12 test line if you desire, you will fish from approximately 7 am until 11:30 am. After a morning of fishing you will enjoy a fried catfish lunch wile your catch is being cleaned for your trip home.
Bring sunglasses, sun screen and soft drinks or drinking water and a small ice chest to transport your fish home. This trip will book fast!
Cost is $120.00, this includes your guide fee and tip! Must provide your own license.
Trip Chair: Phil Cutts: 214-912-9823
CURRENT EVENTS
OCTOBER
October 19-20
Golden Prairie Hunting Service, Sublette, Kansas
Hunt with owners Jeff & Debbie White for two days. Includes breakfast and lunch for hunting days, lodging,
guides, dogs and bird processing. There is an optional Chukar hunt on Friday, October 18th for $300. It is possible to add an afternoon quail hunt on Friday for an additional cost of $225 also. Bring shotgun and shells, (The
pheasant limit is 6 per day, Chukar is 15 released, and Quail 20), and $20 for license. This will be our 23rd trip
with Golden Prairie. 50% deposit to be sent to office by September 1, 2013
Trip Cost $300 per day
Trip Chair: Henry Seeligson 214-535-5536
Last week of October!
Kansas Deer Hunt
Three spots left for a Morris County, Kansas (Council Grove nearest town) deer
hunt while tags last! Hunt includes lodging. This is a 5-6 day hunt. Hunter responsible for license. This is a
$250 discount to DWWC members.
Trip Cost: $2650
Trip Chair: Bryan Moore 214-808-5055
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NOVEMBER
Mixed Bag Hunt—Details to be announced!
Trip Chair: Bedford Wynne 214-500-2298
European Pheasant Hunt
EUORPEAN PHEASANT SHOOT: Need three more shooters (3 couples, or 1 couple if both shoot plus 1 more
couple) to fill a European-style pheasant shooting trip to Chateau Bela in Slovakia for November 8, 9, & 10, 2013.
Have 5 shooters now. Can shoot 37 birds/hunter/day. Chateau Bela is gorgeous. Hunting fields are well maintained and there are lots of birds. Bet to bring 2 shotguns. 5755 Euros per shooter, if 8 shooters; 7020 Euros per
shooter, if only 6. 1720 Euros per non-shooter. Curt Frisbie has been and welcome your call if you need more
information on this spectacular trip. Do not miss this fabulous experience. Call curt at 214.363.5513
Volunteers are now being accepted for the:
35th Annual
Woods and Waters Foundation Banquet
* Silent Auction Closers
* Live Auction Runners
* Gun Table Monitor
* Set-up /Take Down
* YETI Coordinator
* Paddle Call Runners
*Theme Table Sponsors
March 1, 2014
Plano Centre
Call or email 214-570-8700 or [email protected]
Call Chairman, Julio Morales, with any questions at 214-557-3839
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2013 Lever Guns Safari
By: Charles Shelton
For several years, DWWC member, Joe Riekers, has hosted a summer hunt for members of the Leverguns.com forum on his high fenced ranch near Hondo, Texas. This year there were some unfilled slots and
Joe invited me to bring along a couple of friends to participate in a package hunt that included one exotic
doe and one hog. I was able to recruit my 13 year old grandson, Troupe, Sterling Burnett, and Richard
Kaufmann. We drove down Friday August 16 in two vehicles so we would have ample room for us and
several coolers in which to bring back the harvested game. We arrived at 5 PM in time for Sterling to sight
in his Browning 1885 30-06 rifle before the hunt began at 6:30PM when we headed out in two ranch
pickup trucks to hunt. I went with Troupe and our guide Toby.
After locating a small herd red deer resting in the shade of the mesquites, Toby guided Troupe within 85
yards of the herd, but they had to wait until a doe stepped clear of a red stag. When the doe moved forward
a bit, Toby told Troupe where to shoot and Troupe scored first with his scoped Howa 7mm-o8, dropping
the red deer doe with one shot through the heart.
Early Saturday morning Toby took Richard and Sterling
out for hogs and they sighted a group of large ones which
escaped into the brush. While searching for the group,
Richard spotted a large black hog hiding under a tree and
took it with one shot with his .257 Weatherby magnum.
While out on the ranch, Sterling saw a beauty of a 2000
pound water buffalo bull and changed his target from a
doe to the bull. Back at camp, he arranged to hunt the
bull and since these bulls can be dangerous and this one
had been attacking blinds and feeders, Joe took him out
alone. Joe never hunts dangerous game without a large
bore rifle and he had not brought his 450- Nitro Express
double rifle because no one had planned to hunt any big
stuff. He borrowed my 1895 .405WCF and a handful of
my hand loaded 400 grain Woodleigh RN SN DG ammo;
(the term “soft point” is a misnomer as these bullets are
tough and have been proven on Cape buffalo) and off
they went to locate the bull.
Sterling had his single shot Browning 1885 30-06 so Joe
planned to let Sterling first shoot his single shot, switch
to my rifle and shoot while Joe reloaded his single shot,
and then switch back to his 30-06 and so on until the bull
was down. Upon locating the bull standing broadside at
40 yards, Joe told Sterling where to shoot, but the first 30
-06 bullet went high on the shoulder and the bull just
turned to face them to see what had annoyed him.
The .405 shot between the shoulders went just above the
heart, but the shock raised bull's front feet off the ground
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(fatal, but not final), so he left. After another stalk and two
more 30-06 shots and one .405, the bull was done and should
make a fine shoulder mount and provide a lot of good eating.
That afternoon, Joe guided me in close to a fallow deer doe
and I knocked it down with a single shot with my .405 WCF,
but in our hurry to quarter the deer and get it on ice, no pictures were taken. At the same time on another part of the
ranch, Richard located and took the red deer doe that he
wanted; this filled his tag and he was able to relax for the rest
of the weekend.
At 6:30 Sunday morning, Toby took Sterling, Troupe and I out for hogs and Sterling had only one 30-06 cartridge left after his range time and punching holes in
his bull. Toby located another group of
loafing hogs and told Sterling to shoot the
largest (it weighed 250 pounds) and he
did; however, the hog ran for nearby
cover, Sterling was out of ammo, so I
dropped it with my .405. Note the big entry hole on left shoulder:
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Toby and I then ran a few yards into the brush and found the sleepy pigs milling about; my only shot was at a
black one with both head and tail in the brush and we could not tell the front from the back of the hog, so I shot it
in the middle and it staggered and stepped into the cover while several smaller 150 pound hogs ran off. Toby
knew where they would go so while Sterling awaited a truck to pick up him and his hog, we drove to watch for the
escaping hogs.
The escaping hogs went where Toby thought and while Troupe was lining up a shot at one of them, my big black
hog came out of the brush so Toby told him to rest his rifle in the front bumper of the truck and shoot it in the
head, so he did at better than 30 yards and down it went! Note .405 entry hole behind shoulder but above the heart
- another terminal shot that was not a stopper.
After the staff field dressed the
hogs while we had a quick
breakfast, Troupe and I went
out to get another. Toby saw a
patch of red in the black and
green mesquite brush and his
binoculars revealed the head of
Rusty, a young boar he had
been after for weeks; five previous hunters had shot and it
and missed. He told Troupe
where to shoot and down went
another hog with a head shot!
Rusty's buddy hogs scattered in
a split second!
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All the other hunters had taken their game, so Joe took his son, Brandon, out to try for a ram with his bow.
And this picture shows that he was successful!
All the hunters went into town for lunch while the staff finished processing the game and we had a great
time recounting our busy and successful weekend hunt. We all had a successful hunt, but being shown
how to shoot game by a seven and 13 year old may take some getting used to!
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Davis and Haynes Ranch in Shackleford County
DWWC members, Granville and Linda Wright, wanted to share information about their hunting lease
with the possibility of someone else being interested in acquiring a spot on what they see as a magnificent place! The ranch is rolling mesquite country with draws that hold water in wet times and supports
good tanks. Water troughs are scattered throughout the ranch. It’s in Shackleford County and there is
around 8,000 acres of land available. Total ranch size is 18,000 acres and is not overgrazed. There are
good roads for access to pasture roads because of the wind farm fans. This does not hurt the wildlife
habitat and there are some really nice deer on the place.
There is lots of brush
for the deer to hide
and move in, but not
so much as to obscure a hunter’s
view.
The ranch is beautifully managed as it has not been hunted in
9 years. The y have 100’s of pictures from cameras around the
ranch and from the census they
take via helicopter!
If you are interested,
contact:
ManagerPaul Holton
325-548-2519
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This is your chance to hunt one of the best free range whitetail deer hunting ranches in Texas. Attached is a little
bit about the Ranch and some of the deer that have been harvested in the last couple of years and some that we
have seen this year. The lucky winner of the last quarter will win a fully guided 4 day trophy hunt on the Tordillo
Ranch in Webb county. One of the guides has hunted this place since 2004 and is one of the best there is. The
ranch is located on the Rio Grande in between Laredo and Eagle Pass.
There will also be $1000.00 to each winner on the end score of the first 3 quarters and $300.00 for the first score
on the first and second quarter. This is a once in a lifetime kind of hunt that you can win for $150.00.
Each square will go for $150.00. There will be a live drawing on Thursday night at 6:30pm November 21, 2013 at
the Inwood Tavern for squares. Your name will go into a (hat) and will be randomly drawn and then assigned to a
square in order that it was drawn. There will be happy hour drink pricing and pizza to eat.
You do not have to be at the drawing…
Please mail your check ASAP.. This will fill up fast…
You can contact Brandon Mankin with any questions. 210-325-1302
On you check please write down your name in the memo line….
You can mail a check to:
John Barber
5754 Southwestern blvd.
Dallas, Texas 75209
The Tordillo Ranch
A little about the The Briscoe Tordillo Ranch. This ranch is 32,000 acres located in NW Webb County
midway between Laredo and Eagle Pass. The country is remote and rugged with numerous major creeks
(San Lorenzo Creek, Tordillo Creek, and Cirilo Creek) plus 24 stock tanks. This ranch is special and is
the best free-range herd I’ve hunted in my 35 years of South Texas deer hunting mainly due to its lack of
hunting pressure, strong non-typical genetics, and diverse topography including multiple drainages and
excellent soils, plus free flowing creeks and abundant surface water. This ranch has produced 190+ free
range trophy bucks.
There is a bunk house that you will be staying in with meals and beverages included. We've received over
40" of rain since last October, and we expect one of our better deer seasons this year. See attached for
just a few picutres of our bucks taken over previous seasons plus some live photos from a couple of weeks
ago. We put 2 cameras out for two nights on 2 different feed pins and had these bucks show up. These
feed pens are only used as supplement feeding during the offseason. You will be hunting safari style over
32,000 acres and not sitting over a feeder. You will have 2 guides and expect to see 10-20 bucks a day.
There will be the opportunity fish and shoot hogs if you wish. This is a trophy hunt so you will be harvesting a mature buck with no trophy fees or any additional cost. Just bring your weapon of choice, ammo,
clothes, and a cooler to put your meat in. We will clean and prepare your harvest for your trip home. We
look forward to having a great hunt!
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Aaron Wallick / CEO
972.814.5307 mobile
972.836.6724 office
[email protected]
Did you know that you can become a
“Life Member” with the DWWC
for 4 payments of $168.75?
If you have already paid 2013 dues you
pay only 4 pymts. of $168.75 within 12
months and never pay dues again!
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Membership Application
Dallas Woods and Waters Club, Inc.
Ph. (214) 570-8700
Fax (214) 570-8702
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.dwwcc.org
1221 W. Campbell Road, Suite 215
Richardson, TX 75080
Membership Dues
New Member Special Dues:
Jan-June
$75
July-Sept
$100 1 ½ yr.
Oct – Dec.
$75 1 ¼ yr.
All renewals are due Jan. 1st
Name:
Family $75 Annual
Outfitter $50 Annual
Corporate $200 Annual for 3 people
Our Heroes - Comp.
Life $750
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1221 W. Campbell Road, Suite 215
Richardson, Texas 75080
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