Wild turkey HunTS
Texas Rio Grande Wild Turkey Hunts
3 Days, 2 Nights.
Arrive after lunch on Friday afternoon.
Depart lunch time on Sunday.
Our guided hunts include one-on-one guide service. Meals, lodging, and non-alcoholic beverages are complimentary. You may also take one hogs and any predators you see.
Schedule:
Friday:
- Arrive at TheRanch@Camp Ka Hui’ Ana early afternoon
- Attend arrival welcome with our owner and staff
- Attend Range safety brief with your guide
- Enjoy light snack & beverage before heading out to our rifle ranges
- Travel to our range to verify your firearm is sighted in.
- Your guide will accompany you to your blind or calling locations
- Following the hunt, we’ll process any animals taken as needed
- Join us for chef-prepared dinner
- Spend remaining time in the evening at leisure or on a predator hunt
Saturday:
- Receive early wake up call
- Enjoy coffee, tea & light snack before heading out for the morning
- Your guide joins you for the Morning Hunt
- Following the hunt, we’ll process any animals as needed
- Join us for a hot breakfast
- Spend remainder of morning hunting, at leisure or on ancient artifact hunt
- Enjoy light snack & beverage in the afternoon
- Your guide joins you for the Evening Hunt
- Following the hunt, we’ll process any animals as needed
- Join us for a chef-prepared dinner
- Spend remaining time in the evening at leisure or on a predator hunt
Sunday:
- Receive early wake up call
- Enjoy coffee, tea & light snack before heading out to your blind for the morning
- Your guide joins you for the Morning Hunt
- Following the hunt, we’ll process any animals as needed
- Join us for a hot breakfast
- Begin packing and prep for onward travel
- Join us for a light lunch served on site
- Depart TheRanch
Transportation to and from the San Antonio airport can be arranged at additional cost. Hunt fees do not include guide/staff tips or taxidermy. Arrangements for taxidermy and shipping can be made and must be paid for before leaving TheRanch on Sunday.
Our TEAM
Kevin Kersh
Owner
Warren Blunzter
Wildlife Biologist & Consultant
Camp 'Ka Hui’ Ana'
Hawaiian for “The meeting place”
"The very first time that I came here, I knew there was something special about this place. We numerous found artifacts - some dating back over 15,000 years. It became clear that people have been hunting and gathering here for hundreds of generations. There's something about this place that drew those people here and I feel it when I come here. Other people feel it too. I had several offers to sell the property, but felt that we needed to make it available for other people to see. One of the best ways to share it with other people was to provide hunting opportunities for trophy white-tailed deer."
~ Kevin Kersh
