Several Whitetail does feeding at dawn.

One of our trophy Axis still in the early stage of antler development approaching a protein feeder. Notice the double drop tines, and oh yea he is still out there and still growing.

A long time trophy buck at a protein feeder alertly waiting to see what is coming out of the brush.

A Whitetail doe letting everyone else know that this is her feeder.

Morland from Houston a long time Comanche Rock Ranch hunter shows off his nice Axis buck.

Morland (left) and guide Jason (right) show off this warm weather 180+ class Whitetail buck taken in 2006, with the temperature in teh mid 90's.

Carl from Houston another long time customer of the Comanche Rock Ranch shows off this long brow tine classic 8 scoring in excess of 145 Boone & Crocket.

Blake with his great 12 Boone & Crockett score 11point low fence buck taken on the first morning of the hunt.

Great long time customer John (left) and guide Trapper (right) show off day one of a package hunt with this nice management buck and trophy Blackbuck.

Day 2 of a package guide Trapper (left) and hunter John (right) pose for pictures of his trophy buck scoring over 140 Boone & Crockett and a great trophy Axis.

Group of doe hunters from Louisiana with a good morning of doe hunting with 6 Whitetail does. The rain could not slow them down as they left the ranch with 23 does in only 2.5 days of hunting. Austin (in the tan hat) took his first 4 deer at the Comanche Rock Ranch.

Another picture of one of our trophy Axis a few weeks later. Still out there growing and waiting for you next year.

The double drop tine Axis escapes for cover as the camera approaches.

Travis (right and guide Jay (left) take a needed break from hunting for some pictures. After 5 hunts Travis and Jay finally caught up with this 28-inch wide management buck with several broken tines. A happy ending to an exciting hunt.

20+ turkeys escape from ranch sight seers.

Youth hunter Blaise takes a few practice shoots at our shooting range, getting ready for the buck hunt. That boy can sure shoot.

Blaise from Longview (right) and guide Dillon (left) with Blaise's first buck a nice 8 point taken in 2007 on a youth management buck hunt.

Willy and Carl from Longview make the last minute adjustments for the hunt.

Our ranch manager and wildlife biologist Jason can't get our of the helicopter fast enough following a fly over look at some of the huge bucks that the ranch produces.

2 bucks trying to find escape cover as the helicopter buzzes over head.