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We currently offer hunts for whitetail, axis, red stag, and fallow. This ranch was not been hunted for over 6 years. 2008 was the first time we offered weekend hunt packages. As trophy hunters ourselves, we understand the importance of letting our wild game mature and reproduce in a manner conducive to good and healthy genetic principles.
 
From our Lodge you can enjoy the view of the running river and even hear the sound of the rapids. We offer king size bed accommodations and include first class Texan and European style meals with all of our packages.
Hunting Packages
Include a 3 day / 2 night stay, first class meals and drinks, as well as the enjoyment of the beautiful and clear Nueces River. All package prices are all inclusive.
Whitetail Hunt
(139 and below B&C gross (SCI) score) |
$3,500 |
Mature Whitetail Hunt
(140 to 149 B&C gross (SCI) score) |
$4,000 |
Trophy Whitetail Hunt
(150 to 159 B&C gross (SCI) score) |
$5,000 |
Big Trophy Whitetail Hunt
(160 and up B&C gross (SCI) score) |
$6,500 |
| Red Stag Hunt |
$4,800 |
| Fallow Buck Hunt |
$3,000 |
| Axis Stag Hunt |
$2,500 |
| Red Deer Cow Hunt |
$750 |
*FREE Hog and Predator Hunts with purchase of any hunt.
Turkey Hunt may be added to any package for $50.
Testimonials
The hunting at the Buffalo Nickel Ranch is second to none, but the beautiful lodge, great food and warm hospitality are what make the Buffalo Nickel stand out as one of Texas' best hunting ranches. I can't wait to go back.
Greg Rodriguez
Shooting Editor, Shooting Times Magazine
Contributing Editor, Petersen's Hunting and Guns & Ammo Magazines
President, Houston-Gulf Coast chapter of SCI
Co-author of The Texas Deer Book with Steve LaMascus
www.mbogo.net
A Place Called the Buffalo Nickel Ranch
About twice a year I get this unstoppable urge to return to one of my favorite places on this planet, the Buffalo Nickel Ranch located in the southwestern Texas hill country. My life long friend, Claudio and his wife Ana own this very special place.
Once I drive through the majestic gate and enter the grounds and start the half a mile drive to the Ranch house, I gradually realize that I’m entering a different world. Maybe I’ll see some mouflons jump across the dirt road or perhaps spot some fallow deer with majestic racks in the distance. The property abounds with all sorts of native and exotic game, animals and birds. As I approach the magnificent Ranch house surrounded by big oaks and mesquite trees and step out of the truck, my eyes are always immediately drawn to the beautiful blue-green Nueces River running lazily a mere one hundred yards down from the house.
A unique but pleasant mix of Africa and Texas greet you as you enter the house and walk into the great room filled with a variety of trophies from around the world. As I stand there taking it all in, I immediately feel I‘m back home where I belong. It does usually not take very long before I sit on the expansive porch with a beer or perhaps a single malt scotch in my hand, admiring the river and stunning scenery directly in front of me. Any stress, anxiety or concerns I may have had upon arriving at the ranch have now miraculously vanished.
The Buffalo Nickel Ranch provided inspiration and an important part of the setting for my suspense novel, Global Reset. For those who are fortunate enough to visit this special place, you’ll enjoy how prominently the Ranch and the nearby Uvalde are featured in my book.
There is no doubt that I’ll continue to return to the Buffalo Nickel Ranch once or twice a year for as long as I can. Right now I’m working on the exciting sequel to Global Reset and part of this story is written during my stay at the Ranch.
Thanks Claudio and Ana for all the good times - I look forward to many more!
Nick Raybourne
Author
www.nickraybourne.com
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