near Amarillo listings
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What people hunt here
Mule deer hold in the canyons, breaks and rougher grassland. A lease that can offer mule deer is a different product from a plain whitetail lease, and it's the strongest card a Panhandle landowner holds. Whitetail run the river and creek bottoms and the wooded draws, and in the right spot a single lease can carry both deer species.
Dove come in volume over cut grain, sunflower fields and the edges of playas, and opening weekend in the Panhandle is a real event. Quail — bobwhite and blue — are worth planning a season around in wet years. Hogs are showing up more and more, year round. Turkey use the river drainages and shelterbelts in the spring, and waterfowl work the playas and stock tanks when there's water.
Season leases vs. day hunts
Most ranch ground around Amarillo trades as a season lease — a group of guns, a set price, camp privileges or not. That's the traditional shape and it works.
But a lot of Panhandle ground is better suited to day hunts than landowners realize. A dove field is a complete product in a single afternoon, and one field can be sold more than once. Hogs have no closed season on private land. If you own farm or ranch ground out here and have always assumed leasing means handing the place over for four months, day access is the version that doesn't.
Hunting just south of here is covered on our Lubbock page, and the two regions overlap through Briscoe, Hall and Childress counties.
Where to hunt in near Amarillo
Palo Duro Canyon country
Randall, Armstrong and Briscoe — red-rock draws, cedar and mesquite where mule deer and whitetail share the same ground.
Canadian River breaks
Hutchinson, Roberts, Hemphill and Wheeler — broken river country with cottonwood bottoms, deer, turkey and quail.
High plains & playas
Moore, Hartley, Oldham, Deaf Smith and Castro — flat farm country where dove come over grain and sunflowers, and waterfowl use the playas when there's water on the ground.
What you can hunt
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