Deked Down Outfitters

09/12/2026

The getting has been good!
No group too small or too big!
☎️ call or text 940-636-7066

09/11/2026

These moments will last a lifetime!

09/09/2026

Friends, doughnuts, and dove! What else do you need?

09/07/2026

What a week it’s been! And we’re not done yet! Huge thank you to all our land owners, clients, guides, and family!

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09/06/2026

Still at it!
9-7 is booked
📖 Booking other dates
📞 Call or text 940-636-7066

09/05/2026

We’re excited for lunch and can’t wait to see everyone! What an awesome turnout this morning! Lots of giveaways, football on tv, and most important AC! Must be present to win! Lunch will be served 11-2:30.

Sept 6th clients will be getting info sent around lunch for meeting times and location!

09/05/2026

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Dove season kicked off statewide Tuesday, and plenty of hunters will be heading to the fields this weekend. Before you go, a few reminders from Texas Game Wardens:

🔸 Treat every firearm as if it is loaded and always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
🔸 Know your target, what is beyond it and where everyone in your hunting party is before you pull the trigger.
🔸 Make sure your hunting license, migratory game bird endorsement and HIP certification are in order.
🔸 Carry proof of Hunter Education certification, if required.
🔸 Know your daily bag and possession limits, and know what you’re shooting.
🔸 Don’t hunt over bait, be sure to check the area before hunting. It’s the hunter’s responsibility.
🔸 Don’t trespass or shoot across property lines or roadways.
🔸 Be weather aware and leave the alcohol at home.

The rules aren’t just fine print that can be overlooked and they exist for multiple reasons. Texas Game Wardens seized the 23 dove pictured here from a baited field in Bell County on opening morning.

Enjoy the tradition, follow the rules and don’t let a preventable mistake cut your hunt short. Hunt safe and good luck this weekend!

09/04/2026

The answer is Yes! We are family friendly!