The Hindes Ranch is home to phenomenal native south Texas whitetails located in Atascosa county. Many of the trophy whitetail bucks found throughout the pages of Observing & Evaluating Whitetails were photographed on this historic 10,000 acre ranch.
For a referral or for more information about hunting opportunities on Hindes Ranch contact Cuatro Hindes at chindesrope@yahoo.com or John Schulte at jschulte@vtxb.com
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trophy whitetail Photography workshopsExclusive photography opportunity on the legendary Hindes Ranch
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Proposed itinerary:
Day 1 Participants arrive by 10:00 AM 10:30 Instruction time Lunch 12:00 1:00 – 2:00 Instruction time Full afternoon afield 7:00 Dinner Day 2 Breakfast Full Morning Afield 12:00 Lunch 1:00 -2:00 Instruction time Full afternoon afield 7:00 Dinner Day 3 Breakfast Full Morning Afield Depart after lunch YOU BRING: Bring your own camera equipment and tripod Warm earth tone clothing, camo head net, gloves, boots, flashlight. |
Check out the images from last year's participants and see what they had to say!
"Dave and Joseph did a superb job of leading the photo workshop, and the hospitality of the Hindes family is top-notch. I would recommend this photography adventure to anyone who is interested in observing and photographing exceptional Texas Whitetails!" - Katy Hoskins "The whitetails photography workshop was a great experience in every way. . . For anyone who is wanting to learn about wildlife photography or just have a truly memorable experience on the Hindes Ranch, I would highly recommend the whitetails photography workshop." - JP Neyland January 12-14, 2023 Cost $2700 per participant plus tax Includes instruction from Dave and Joseph Richards on how to successfully photograph wild whitetails and more. Includes room, meals, non-alcoholic drinks, snacks, and transportation on the ranch. Please contact Dave Richards at daverichardsphotography@outlook.com about attendance and reserving your spot. Exclusive Photography Workshop for Trophy Whitetails!!! Whenever the conversation turns to big whitetails, the magnificent native bucks of the Hindes Ranch in South Texas always come to mind. Their bucks have won contests and graced the covers of numerous regional and national publications from Sports Afield to Texas Wildlife magazine for many years. Located within the brush country of Atascosa and Frio county, the ranch’s rich soils, great genetics, and stellar stewardship practices have continuously produced some of Texas’ finest whitetail bucks for decades. Over the past half century, the Hindes Ranch has been the foundation where so much whitetail management, whitetail photography, and whitetail hunting history has been written. Observing & Evaluating Whitetails by Dave Richards & Al Brothers is a direct result of the Hindes’ intensive management of their deer herd and Big Roy Hindes pioneering the methods of aging deer on the hoof. Twenty of the twenty-one bucks Dave chronicled in the book are Hindes Ranch bucks - as are most of the thirty-five bucks in the judging on the hoof chapter. Dave has been photographing whitetails on the Hindes ranch for almost 25 years and looks forward to every new season which brings opportunities to capture more giant Hindes bucks on film. The odds are just as good today as they have ever been. They have lots of mature bucks on the ranch but even their middle-aged bucks can have tremendous antlers. The Hindes Ranch is also an amazing wildlife-rich environment for a large variety of other species that can provide photography opportunities including javelinas, coyotes, and bobcats. They also have a wide variety of bird life including south Texas raptors, waterfowl, Rio Grande turkeys, bobwhite quail, green jays, pyrrhuloxia, roadrunners, and crested caracaras. If you ever wanted to experience the thrill of photographing mature wild bucks on one of Texas’ legendary high-quality whitetail ranches, then I have great news. Richards Outdoor Photography, LLC is extremely excited to offer a rare opportunity for seven photographers to experience this magnificent historic ranch pursuing wild whitetails with Dave Richards and his sons James and Joseph. |
