Texas turkey listings
Be the first to list your Texas turkey property
We're new and growing fast. If you own Texas turkey ground, you can list it free in about five minutes — you set the price, the dates, and the rules, and keep 100% of your price (hunters pay a small service fee on top). Get in early and be the first listing hunters see here.
Why a turkey lease is worth putting up
Spring turkey doesn't collide with deer season — your deer lease has been over for months, so you're selling the same acres twice, in two different seasons, to two people who will never meet. It's low impact: a turkey hunter is on the ground at daylight, usually done by mid-morning, and gone. The birds are already there, roosting in the same cottonwoods, pecans, and live oaks every year and watering at the same tanks, so ground with roost trees along a creek and reliable water is turkey ground whether you manage for it or not. And it's an easy first listing if you've never leased to a stranger — a two-morning spring hunt is a far smaller commitment than handing over a season.
Season timing, and why this page exists in September
Texas spring turkey has zone-specific dates that change from year to year, plus a separate youth weekend — check the current TPWD Outdoor Annual for your county rather than relying on a printed date here. What matters for a landowner is when the leasing happens, and the answer is months before the season, not weeks. Hunters plan spring turkey trips over the winter, so a tract posted in the fall gets found and looked at all winter, while a tract posted in March is competing with everyone who was organized.
Where to hunt in Texas turkey
Hill Country & Edwards Plateau
Kerr, Mason, Llano, Gillespie, Edwards, Kimble — live oak and cedar with creek-bottom roosts. The most-searched turkey region in the state.
Rolling Plains & Concho Valley
Concho, Coleman, Throckmorton — mesquite, cottonwood draws, and stock tanks with far less hunter pressure.
South Texas brush country
Webb and Dimmit — Rios often add on to whitetail ground sitting idle in April.
What you can hunt
Why hunters use The Hunting Exchange
Free to browse, always
No paywall to see listings or contact landowners. Search is free, forever.
You don't pay until a deal closes
Funds are held in Stripe escrow until you confirm the property is real. Instant pay for day hunts.
Verified landowners
Every landowner is verified through Stripe before they can take a payment — so you're booking with real people, not a Craigslist gamble.
Map-first search
Filter by county, acreage, game, price, and season, and see exactly where the ground is.
Own Texas turkey hunting land? List it free.
List a lease or day hunts in about five minutes — completely free. You set the price, the dates, and the rules, talk to hunters through the site before you agree to anything, and get paid safely through escrow. Listing is free and you keep your full price — hunters pay a small 5% service fee on top.
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