Girvin Ranch
Girvin Ranch · Hunting

Private Hunting in West Texas

Girvin Ranch is a private working ranch with native West Texas wildlife and a long history of selective hunting access, granted privately and by arrangement.

Access

A handful of parties, chosen carefully.

Access here has always been private and by arrangement. The ranch does not operate as a public hunting venue, and there are no day hunts and no packages.

The family looks for a small number of serious, experienced parties. Respect for the land, safe practice, and a straightforward relationship matter more than volume.

The Country

Real brush country, not a game farm.

Arid, mesquite-heavy, rugged, and open. Mesquite flats and native cover hold game through dry seasons. Creek corridors concentrate movement, and ranch roads give practical access without breaking up the country. This is not staged country.

Creek corridors and brush country around Lake Champion.
The Game

We do not publish counts, and we do not promise outcomes.

The ranch ran cattle through the 1990s and the family still works its pens and pastures on a small scale, now mostly for rescue animals. Wildlife seen on and around the ranch includes wild hogs, deer, quail, wild turkeys, rattlesnakes, and other native West Texas species.

Also Here

Professionally involved in West Texas energy, land, or infrastructure?

The ranch's principal work today is resource development: oil and gas exploration on the Eastern Shelf, wind and solar acreage, groundwater, caliche, and infrastructure access.

Questions

Hunting questions

How does access work?

Access is private and by arrangement only. The ranch does not operate as a public hunting venue and does not offer day hunts or packages. The family reviews inquiries individually and talks with parties where there is a fit.

Where is the ranch?

In Mitchell County near Colorado City and Lake Champion, Texas. The exact location is shared after a qualified inquiry.

What wildlife is present?

Wildlife seen on and around the ranch includes wild hogs, deer, quail, and wild turkeys, along with other native West Texas species. We do not publish game counts or promise harvest outcomes.

How do lease discussions work?

Start with the inquiry form and select Hunting. We review inquiries individually, talk with parties which fit, and agree terms directly and in writing.