Coyote Hunts in Texas

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Hill Country Varmint Variety Hunt, Great for Kids

This is a great guided hunting option, especially those wanting to hunt with children. There are abundant shot opportunities on Lonesome Whale Ranch for: rabbits, armadillos, raccoons, coyotes, bobcats and possums. The guided hunts start at sundown, and includes cruising around Lonesome Whale Ranch with thermal scopes and harvesting any number of invasive varmints we have around the property.

Lonesome Oak Outfitters

Fair Chase

Private

Housing Not Provided

N/A

Meals Not Provided

Unspecified

South Texas Javelina + Unlimited Bobcat and Coyote - 3 Day, All Inclusive

Javelina hunts are a thrill! Our Texas Javelina hunting package includes meals, room at the Boar Hunting lodge, game care and an experienced guide. This price includes 2x javelina and unlimited coyote and bobcat.

1300

Lazy R Hunts

Fair Chase

Private

Lodge

Yes

Modern Climate Control

Bed

Meals Provided

Unspecified

1300

Combo Hunt

The Texan Hunter Package - 2 Hr Helicopter Hog Hunting+ Coyote + Quail

Uses R44 Raven Helicopters. Helicopter Pig Hunting is the only year-round feral pig hunting business in the U.S. We offer a full-time staff, helicopters and 2.5 million acres of West Texas helicopter hog hunting land to choose from. Wild hogs are among the most destructive invasive species in the United States today. Millions of the animals are wreaking havoc in at least 39 states and four Canadian provinces; half are in Texas, where they do an estimated $400 million in damages annually. 2 Hours in helicopter, and LOTs of other benefits. See outfitter website.

4875

Divided Find

Fair Chase

Private

Lodge

Yes

Modern Climate Control

Bed

Meals Provided

Unspecified

4875

Year Round Hunt

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About Our Coyote Hunts in Texas

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Summary & Terrain

Texas offers some of the most accessible and abundant coyote hunting in the country. Across ranchlands west of the Hill Country, south Texas brush, and even near the Austin metro area, coyotes are plentiful year-round and often targeted alongside wild hogs and bobcats. Hunts may take place on sprawling private ranches with native mesquite and brush cover, on open prairies, or in lightly timbered draws. Whether you’re glassing fields by day or setting up on a desert bench at night, Texas terrain provides diverse backdrops for predator pursuits.

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Difficulty & Strategy

Coyote hunts in Texas range from relaxed daytime outings behind feeders or in ground blinds, to high-intensity nighttime spotlight hunts from custom stands or vehicles. Most outfitters employ one-on-one guide support, along with electronic distress callers, mouth calls, and powerful spotlights or thermal optics to draw predators in. While basic shooting and stalking skills are sufficient, success often hinges on calling technique and patience. Because coyotes are classified as non-game predators in Texas, many packages include unlimited coyote (and often bobcat) opportunities, making the hunts approachable for first-timers yet still engaging for seasoned hunters.

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Amenities

Coyote hunts in Texas generally center on full-service lodging, with most outfitters operating comfortable lodges that feature private sleeping rooms furnished with beds and modern climate control for year-round comfort. A handful of operations use ranch-style cabins to deliver a more rustic retreat while still providing a bed and temperature regulation. For hunters who prefer to focus solely on the field, day-hunt packages omit overnight accommodations altogether. Regardless of the setup, climate-controlled common areas ensure a welcoming base camp before and after each day’s hunt. Whether you’re winding down in a lodge living room or retreating to a cozy cabin bedroom, these amenities are designed to keep you rested and ready for tomorrow’s pursuit.

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Season & Additional Info

Predator season in Texas is effectively open year-round, allowing flexible scheduling and 24-hour access on many ranches. Typical packages bundle guide services, field dressing, lodging in ranch bunkhouses or lodges, and home-cooked meals; processing of pelts or meat is often included at no extra charge. Some operations even combine coyote hunts with hog or javelina hunts for multi-species adventures. Whether you’re chasing coyotes at dusk under the stars or sitting a feeder by day, Texas predator hunts deliver high activity, strong success rates, and a turnkey experience for hunters of all skill levels.

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Pricing

Coyote hunts in Texas average around $2,300 per trip. Pricing varies primarily by hunt duration and lodging choice. Day-hunt packages without overnight accommodations typically run below the average and appeal to local or single-day visitors. Mid-range offerings—usually two- to three-day hunts with full-service, climate-controlled lodge stays and all meals—cluster around the average price point. Premium packages, featuring extended durations, private ranch-style cabins or small-group exclusivity, and enhanced services such as pelt care and shipping coordination, command rates above the average. In every case, costs include professional guide support, access to quality calling and spot-and-stalk tactics, use of well-appointed common areas or cabins, and complete field care of pelts.

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Coyote Hunts in Texas

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