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Results
from
2011
Rifle
season---100%
so
far!!!
Results
from the 2010 Rifle season
 
 
 
2009 Rifle season below as well as bow hunters!
Gary (TX) takes the biggest whitetail of the season by 3"
at 160-3/4" B&C gross!
 
  
  
  
MIKE SCHRAB - TEXAS PANHANDLE DEER GRAND SLAM
- whitetail buck rough scores
better than 157 B&C and he's broken off with that score!
Christel is
the first woman to take the Texas Panhandle Deer Grand Slam -12-5-09 and
husband, Ed takes a whitetail and beautiful Aoudad!
All
mule
deer
harvested
on
11-21-09
were
300-340
pounds
on the
hoof!
Big
bruisers
all!!!
 
Duane (above left) brings in a
150 P&Y buck on 11-15-09 - what a buck with a
bow! Congrats Duane! AND Gary Rose (above) and his guide Clint Wirz bring in this 157 gross B&C
buck on 11-13-09; many who know Gary KNOW that he's shot LOTS of 135 class deer
with us and he broke his own personal best with this big boy!
 
Below: 2009 Season Starts with
bow hunter on 10-19-09 -Congrats Dr. Barry Fisher! His first ever archery hunt
and he comes away with a trophy buck and nice doe! Middle picture is a scouting
photo of Barry's buck.
Only fair chase hunting for free-ranging game...no game
fences here. Below:2008
Previous year's harvests...
Texas Panhandle Whitetail Deer and
Mule Deer Hunting...GREAT spots remain available for 2008-2009!
Texas has long been known for big whitetail deer and exceptional deer hunting. The Panhandle of Texas, however, has quietly been changing the State's record book as big racked bucks are continually being harvested. Donley County, home to All American Outfitter, is rumored to be the deer capital of Texas.
Guided whitetail deer hunting with meals and lodging provided. Trophy whitetail deer and
mule deer hunting.
This page is full of pictures - be patient while it loads and be sure and scroll
to the bottom.
Counties in Texas we hunt are:
Donley, Hall, Armstrong, Collingsworth and Gray
Photos of deer from 2006
More about AAO:
All American Outfitter has thousands of acres of private land available for whitetail deer and mule deer hunting. With your choice of either 1x1 fully guided or 2x1 guide-assisted hunts, you'll spot your trophy deer from a tree stand, tripod, ground blind or box blind strategically placed around feeders, food plots and creek bottoms. These are free-ranging deer and only fair chase methods of harvest are allowed. Our deer typically score 120-195 although a 194 was harvested in
2006 (seen above) on one of our ranches.
You are welcome to hunt with rifle or bow. Blind hunting and spot and stalk (only with 1x1 hunters) are the preferred hunting methods, with set-ups in place over numerous feeders and food plots. Rattling and calling are highly successful here; you will see our guides using these methods. Our whitetail and mule deer are world class. The rich red clay soil and mineral payments near the Salt Fork of the Red River, combined with protein food plots grow massive antlers and body weights. Your game will be cleaned and caped (unless otherwise specified). Transportation while on our ranches will be provided. Airport pickup is available upon request for a nominal fee.
Pope & Young buck for
Ryan Stevens, 2006
DeerCam photos before Ryan hunted:
Bow hunter Ryan Stevens takes a great whitetail
buck! From his scouting photos in August and September through Ryan's successful
arrow placement of this Pope & Young buck at dusk on October 22, 2006.
 
Look at the Difference!
Above is a GREAT example of the difference in our deer -- the deer
on the left is a Kansas' sub-species whitetail and the deer on the
right is a Texas whitetail.
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