New hunters and hobbyists tend to flock to local hunting grounds in the fall, hanging up their equipment sometime in December. As a more serious hunter, you’re looking for opportunities to hunt year-round. Where can you go for North Texas hunting in winter? Nine Bar Ranch has you covered. What Game Can You Hunt in […]
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New Year’s Resolutions for Texas Hunters
Every time you head out for the hunt, it’s a unique experience. Still, you may feel like you’ve been in a bit of a rut, especially if you haven’t worked on any new skills or explored new territory in a few years. Read on for four New Year’s resolutions for Texas hunters that will freshen […]
The Magic of Texas Hunting in December
As the days get shorter, the sun doesn’t set on Texas hunting. Here at Nine Bar Ranch, winter is one of our favorite seasons to explore our 12,000 acres in search of seasonal game. Read on to decide if this is the year you’ll enjoy the magic of Texas hunting in December. Hunting for Winter […]
North Texas Hunting In October (Before the Rut)
October welcomes some of the best weather of the year to Texas and, with it, some great hunting opportunities! Many whitetail hunters miss out on good October hunting as they plan and prep for the November rut. And while October may not allow you to bag the trophy you have been dreaming of, there is […]
Selecting a Good Canine Companion for Your North Texas Hunts
Dogs are man’s (and woman’s) best friend! It’s only natural that many hunters want to bring their best buddy on the hunt. Hunting with a dog that has been specifically trained to hunt can add efficiency and an intimate camaraderie to your experience. Choosing the right hunting dog can be difficult, especially if you’ve never […]
Fall Hunting Season in North Texas is Upon Us!
The fall hunting season in North Texas is approaching and Nine Bar Ranch is open for booking! We kick off the fall with Dove Season on September 1st at Nine Bar Ranch. Record-breaking numbers of migrating doves are flocking to Texas for the 2024 hunting season. Whether you spent your childhood hunting dove with your […]
As Temperatures Continue to Rise, How Can Texas Hunters Beat the Heat?
Can Texas Hunters Beat the Heat? As much of the planet is heating up faster than anyone expected due to global warming, outdoor activities can become a challenge. Avoiding heat stroke, sunburn, sun poisoning, or worse heat-related ailments is exceedingly important if you venture out of doors to enjoy your favorite hobby. Here in Decatur, […]
Tips for Introducing Your Tween to Texas Deer Hunting
This November, deer season will begin once more in Texas. If you are the parent or guardian of a pre-teen, this could be the perfect time to bring them out with you on your hunts. On the other hand, you may be daunted at the prospect of pulling your child’s attention away from their devices, […]
Nine Bar Ranch Reviews: What are Our Clients Saying?
We are a family-owned ranch that has been owned (in part) by our ancestors since 1917. Through continued efforts to expand our territory, we are proud that the Ranch now sprawls over 12,000 acres. Our vast and varied terrain provides hunters with options for nearly any kind of ethical hunt, as well as the opportunity […]
How to Hunt Ethically in Texas
There is a furious debate happening in the hunting world, and it centers around the ethics of using relatively new technology in hunting: drones. While hunting assisted by drones is legal in some states, it is fully illegal in Texas unless the hunter has a special license from the TPWD. Even if this restriction were […]
Hunting in TX With a Disability
Hunting in TX with a disability is only slightly more nuanced than hunting for others—often with more options for flexible hunting methods in favor of hunters with disabilities. Whether you are newly disabled, a disabled veteran, or simply looking into hunting in TX as a disabled hunter for the first time, we’ve got you covered. […]
Rules and Recommendations for Texas Hog Hunting
Feral hogs are an invasive pest species throughout the continental US, with over six million animals estimated to be running rampant. But how did this overwhelming problem with such a destructive, dangerous species begin? How did we arrive at today’s rules and recommendations for Texas hog hunting? Hogs were first brought to the American southwest […]