TheGrayRider
AH enthusiast
Another vote for Final Descent Outfitters in Lubbock, Texas. Very fun hunt. Can’t wait to return. Best of luck, TheGrayRider.
When I observed Blue Cranes in the Eastern Cape, I was struck by how similar their calls were to our Sandhill Cranes here in the US. Beautiful birds both.Excuse my dumb question.....the only cranes I know are protected.....
Talking of flying ribeye sounds like they are good eating....
Please share some info and forgive my ignorance....
I wonder if all subspecies of crane are just as delicious hahaWhen I observed Blue Cranes in the Eastern Cape, I was struck by how similar their calls were to our Sandhill Cranes here in the US. Beautiful birds both.
I’ve hunted the panhandle pretty much every year since 2004, some years we hunted late in the year for ducks, geese and pheasant and then some years we went early for cranes and a few geese. I never saw another outfitter until this year. In 3 days we saw at least 4 other outfitters. The panhandle is quickly becoming the Texas coast as far as so many outfitters, they are starting to mix groups of hunters to create mega hunts. Just know what you book. This year our group of 5 had an agreement with our outfitter we would not mix with other groups, and even then they tried to sneak 4 more people in with us. We stood fast and everything worked out, but the field we hunted didn’t have enough birds to support 9 shooters so we were glad we stood firm, it took us until about 10:30 to shoot our 15 cranes and I think we only missed 2 or 3 cranes.I’ve heard more anecdotal success stories from the Panhandle than any other region of Texas.