Our first cool front of the fall season moved into this part of the world over the last few days. To say that it has the feel of hunting season in the air would be an understatement in my books. It's amazing the continued wet weather that many areas of Texas have been receiving over the last month or so; I cannot recall a year when we've had so many substantial rainfall events over a 30 day period than what we seen in some areas of the state during the current September month. Though the moisture is certainly a God-send for our pasture conditions, I must say that the rains have gotten into the middle of our dove hunting business, with most of our hunts during the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th weekends of the season being cancelled due to the extremely muddy farm fields. But, when you live on the edge of the desert, you learn to be thankful of every rain drop that you receive.

 

Our schedule over the last several weeks has been extremely busy with various hunts. There's an accumulation of photos in this WSI Play By Play that date back to the early part of the summer, and we'll be posting many more harvest pics in coming weeks. Our Texas pronghorn season begins this weekend, plus we'll have a few more elk hunts coming up, some aoudad hunts in West Texas, as well as a few more miscellaneous exotic hunts down at the H. Yturria Ranches in the near future. So, stay tuned for those updates.

 

For anyone looking for any last minute whitetail hunts for late October, November, and perhaps December, please give us a shout. We still have a few hunt dates to consider on a few different properties.

 

Here's to wishing each of you a great rest of your week and hoping that you'll find some time to venture into the field for the fall fest.

 

Cheers,

Greg Simons

WSI- GM/Principal