Call us at (713) 296-9041 or fill out our contact form with your preferred dates, hunt type and group size. Prime waterfowl weekends and alligator dates fill early, so book as soon as you know your dates.

Yes. A 50% deposit is required to hold your date. Deposits are non-refundable.

You can reschedule for free up to 14 days before your hunt. Cancellations within 14 days incur a 50% fee, and cancellations within 7 days are charged the full hunt rate.

Yes. We host corporate outings, client entertainment trips and large groups, and can combine waterfowl hunting, fishing and our private lodge on Trinity Bay. Call (713) 296-9041 for custom group pricing.

Opening weekends, holiday dates and late-season hunts book up first. We recommend reserving waterfowl dates in the summer before the season and alligator hunts by spring, since the alligator season only runs three weeks.

We hunt the Upper Texas Coastal Prairie near Anahuac, on properties next to the Anahuac and McFaddin National Wildlife Refuges. This rice, marsh and prairie country sits at the end of the Central Flyway and holds huge numbers of wintering ducks and geese. Learn more about our guided waterfowl hunts.

Typical species include teal, pintail, gadwall, wigeon, shovelers, mottled ducks and mallards. Goose hunts target snow, blue and white-fronted (specklebelly) geese.

Every waterfowl hunt includes an experienced guide, pre-scouted blinds, a premium decoy spread, and transportation to and from the blind.

Most two-day waterfowl hunts fill the daily limit, which is usually six ducks per hunter per day. Results depend on weather, migration and shooting, so no outfitter can guarantee a limit.

Texas early teal season runs in September, before the regular duck season. We offer morning and afternoon teal hunts for blue-winged teal over flooded rice fields and marsh. Expect highs in the upper 90s. See our early teal hunts.

Yes. Well-trained, vaccinated retrievers are welcome. We don’t provide an extra handler, so you’ll manage your own dog in the blind.

Yes. Dove hunts run from September through January and cost $175 per hunter. They pair well with an early teal or alligator trip in September.

You only need a valid Texas hunting license. Non-residents need a non-resident Texas hunting license. Fin & Fowl Outfitters provides the alligator harvest tag, so you don’t have to apply for one yourself.

Guided alligator hunts are $1,250 per alligator. That includes your guide, equipment, the harvest tag and tagging that meets TPWD rules.

You may take one alligator for each tag issued to you. Talk to us about multiple tags if your group wants more than one gator per hunter.

We tag every alligator to TPWD standards and can arrange meat processing and taxidermy, whether you want a full mount, a skull or a hide.

Texas doesn’t set a minimum age, but we recommend hunters be at least 10 years old. Young hunters must meet Texas hunter education and licensing rules.

You need a valid Texas hunting license. No special tag or stamp is required for feral hogs.

We offer spot-and-stalk hunts, hunts with trained dogs, and night hunts using night vision and thermal optics with suppressed firearms.

Our hunters average 1–3 hogs per hunter per day on thousands of acres of private coastal brushland, prairie and marsh.

You’re welcome to bring your own firearm and ammunition. We can also provide firearms, blinds and thermal scopes on request.

Guided hog hunts are $250 per hunter. Add a night at our private lodge for $175 per person.

We fish brackish coastal marshes and bayous, rivers, secluded inland lakes, and the bays and estuaries around Trinity Bay.

Yes. Our guides match each trip to your group’s skill level and provide top-of-the-line tackle and comfortable boats, so first-timers and kids are welcome.

Yes. Many guests hunt ducks or teal in the morning and fish in the afternoon, or stay an extra day at the lodge to fish. Call (713) 296-9041 to build a cast-and-blast trip.

Yes. Our private lodge on Trinity Bay has private rooms and bathrooms, full-time staff, lighted fishing piers and a deck overlooking the water. View our private lodge.

Lodging is $175 per person per night and can be added to any hunt or fishing trip.

Yes. Guests can fish from the lodge’s lighted piers on Trinity Bay, day or night.

Most guests fly into Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) or Hobby (HOU) airport and drive about an hour to Anahuac.

Anyone born on or after September 2, 1971 must complete a hunter education course to hunt in Texas, or buy a one-time deferral. Bring your certification or deferral with your license.

Yes. Out-of-state hunters are welcome. You’ll need a non-resident Texas hunting license plus any species-specific stamps or endorsements.

Bring a 12- or 20-gauge shotgun plugged to hold no more than three shells. Federal law requires non-toxic shot (steel, bismuth or tungsten) for all waterfowl hunting.

Bring waders, layered camouflage and a waterproof jacket for November through February hunts. For September teal, dove and alligator hunts, pack lightweight camo, sunscreen and insect repellent, since highs reach the upper 90s.

We can arrange processing and taxidermy for alligators. Call us about bird cleaning and hog processing for your trip.