What's the best gift you can give your favorite sportsman?
The gift of adventure, of course!
And, the best way to give that gift? A Fin & Field Gift Certificate!
Wildcat Creek Quail Hunting Resort is a member of the Gift Certificate Program.
Wildcat Creek Quail Hunting Resort
Detroit, Texas
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About
WCR Texas Quail Hunting Lodge
Visit Wildcat Creek Quail Hunting for a hunting adventure like no other! Quail/Pheasant , Duck, Turkey, & Hog Hunts.
WCR is a family owned and operated hunt club. We hope you will join us and become part of our extended family of friends as we continue the American spirit and heritage of hunting. Our goal is to teach the next generation as well as enjoy the art of hunting with my generation.
The Lodge: Our lodge, cabins, and hunting facilities are over 10,000 SQ feet of space to accomodate our preferred clients. You will find it on the banks of the Old Mitchell Lake. A 16 acre lake dating back to the early 1900's, with a great view and many amenities, to include Pro Shop, Pool Table, Card Tables, Satellite, Hi Speed Internet and much more..
Year round services include off season lodging which is available for Rehearsal Dinners, Weddings, Receptions, Corporate Meetings, Retreats, Family Reunions, Class Reunions, etc... We offer meeting and party facilities with catered meals.
Fishing, Sporting Clays, Shooting Range (for sighting rifles) and Safety instruction classes are available and mandatory on your first visit.
Adventures
Please contact us for adventure pricing.
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Wildcat Creek is like home away from home for us. One of the best selling points is that you have so many options when you stay there! The quail hunting is world-class, and we've also enjoyed their pheasant hunting! For someone who wants some more adventure, they also offer a fantastic hog hunting opportunity. We always feel like family when we stay with the Parker family at Wildcat Creek Resort.
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