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Mule deer and whitetail on the same lease
Whitetail run across the Rolling Plains and the canyon country east of the Caprock — smaller-bodied than South Texas deer, but genuinely wild and free-ranging. Mule deer hold in the breaks and the rougher western and northern country. This is one of the few parts of Texas where a lease can realistically offer both on the same ground.
Bobwhite and blue quail round it out — in a wet year the Rolling Plains produce quail hunting people drive across the country for — along with Rio Grande turkey in the spring along the river drainages and in the mesquite and cottonwood country.
Season leases vs. day hunts
Most ground around Lubbock 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 this country is better suited to day hunts than landowners realize. Dove is the obvious one: a single September or October afternoon over a cut field is a complete product, and the same field can sell several times a season. Hogs are the other: no closed season, no bag limit, and the hunter is doing the landowner a favor. If you own farmland out here and assumed leasing meant handing the place over for four months, day access is the version that doesn't.
Where to hunt in near Lubbock
Llano Estacado & South Plains
Flat farm country around Lubbock, Hale and Floyd — dove over grain, sunflower and playas, and waterfowl in a wet year.
Caprock breaks
Crosby, Garza, Dickens and Motley — broken canyon and mesquite draws where mule deer and whitetail share the same ground.
Rolling Plains
King, Stonewall, Kent, Knox, Haskell and Cottle — rough, low-fence country with free-range deer, quail, and far fewer hunters per section.
What you can hunt
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