South Texas
Dove Hunts
Private group dove hunts with lodge accommodations, meals, guides, and access to several thousand acres of South Texas ranch country.
Lopez Ranch Properties offers private South Texas dove hunts for groups looking for a comfortable, well-run ranch weekend. Hunts are set around ranch ponds, open areas, flyways, and senderos, giving guests a classic South Texas dove hunting experience in a private ranch setting.
Dove packages can include lodging at the South Texas hunting lodge, breakfast, lunch, dinner, ranch transportation once on the property, guides who help position hunters based on ranch conditions and bird movement, and bird cleaning with vacuum sealing. Each package is custom priced based on group size, dates, lodging, meals, and overall trip structure.
Dove hunts are offered with limited availability and are best suited for private groups of at least 8 hunters.
Lopez Ranch Properties Dove Hunt Details
Private Group
Dove Hunts
Minimum Group Size 8 Hunters
Hunts around Ponds, Open Areas, Flyways, & Senderos
Lodging and Meals Included in Package Pricing
Ranch Transportation Provided once on Property
Guides Assist with Hunter Positioning and Bird Movement
Guides Assist with Ranch Logistics and Bird Care
Dove Cleaned and Vacuum Sealed for Guests
Custom Pricing based on Group Size, Dates, and Package Needs
Deposit Required to Reserve Dates
Not Included
Hunting License
Ammunition
Guide Gratuity
Personal Items
A True South Texas Setting
The property offers a true South Texas ranch setting with native brush country, cactus and prickly pear, winding senderos, open grazing strips, ponds, tanks, and diverse wildlife habitat. The landscape creates an authentic ranch experience filled with wide open skies, peaceful evening sunsets, natural wildlife movement, and the feeling of being deep in private South Texas ranch country.
Guests can enjoy the quiet atmosphere and natural beauty that make the ranch feel both peaceful and secluded.
The Ranch Experience
The ranch carries a rich family legacy rooted in South Texas history. Lauro Lopez Sr. (“Don Lauro”) was the first Lopez to run the land and played an important role in pioneering buffelgrass in the area. The family also began their cattle operation using Santa Gertrudis cattle from the King Ranch.