Dove Hunting (Sept. 1 – Nov. 8): $200/day Book this 292-acre Parker County property for Texas dove season, open September 1 through November 8 in the North Zone. The land has been hunted only once in the last 14 years, so pressure is about as low as you'll find: open pastures and river edges put you in range of doves working the fields and drainages, with no long walk-in required. The property's mix of rolling pasture, timbered draws, and creek bottoms means you're not limited to one setup. Rivers and streams cut through the land, creating natural flight lines and water sources that concentrate birds on the field edges. A 17-acre lake on the property adds a second option if you want to work the shoreline for doves coming in to water, or wet a line afterward for largemouth bass (an 8-pounder has come out of this lake) and catfish. Hog and varmint hunting are open now, year-round, with no bag limits, so you can pair a dove sit with pest control if the birds go quiet mid-morning. Camping and ATV access are available on-site for a full day in the field. As dove season winds down, this lease shifts focus to whitetail: archery opens October 3, general firearm opens November 7. Located 30 minutes from Fort Worth. Access & Pricing Hog & Varmint Hunting (Year-round): $125/day Whitetail (Nov. 1 – Feb. 15): Contact for seasonal pricing Waterfowl (Nov. – Jan., in season): Contact for pricing Fishing, ATV & Camping during summer months before hunting season: $125/day Texas hunting license required for all hunting activities. Landowner authorization provided upon booking.