
Central Texas Duck Hunt
Hunt the wetlands that pull teal, gadwall, widgeon, pintail and more. Out before dawn, home for lunch.
- Portable blinds & full decoy spread
- Guided by Clayton & his Lab, Annie
- Bird cleaning & keep the meat
College Station · Central Texas
Fully guided duck hunts in the flooded wetlands around College Station — portable blinds, a full spread of decoys, and a good Lab on the water. All you bring is your gun and your stamp.
What We Chase
From first light over the decoys to thermal optics after dark — pick your hunt. Both are fully guided, gear included.

Hunt the wetlands that pull teal, gadwall, widgeon, pintail and more. Out before dawn, home for lunch.

Wild hogs under thermal optics — sit a blind or ride and spot-and-stalk. Guns, ammo and thermal provided.

The Davis Difference
You don’t need your own blind, boat or spread to have a great morning on the water. Show up with your license, your waders and your shotgun — Clayton handles the rest.
Whether you’ve chased ducks your whole life or you’re just learning the ropes, the goal is the same: get you on birds, keep it fun, and send you home with a story and a few beautiful birds.
Meet the OutfitOn the Wing
The wetlands we hunt draw a genuine mixed bag. Over a season, this is the roll call that comes to the decoys.

Meet the Guide & the Dog
Davis Guide Service is a hands-on, owner-run outfit. Clayton runs every hunt himself, and his Lab, Annie, does the retrieving.
It’s a young operation built the honest way — good spots, hard work before sunup, and treating every hunter like they were invited to camp. Bring the kids; these hunts are family-friendly by design.
Read the StoryWhat to Expect
Portable blinds and a full decoy spread are set before you arrive. Rifles, ammo and thermal are covered on hog hunts.
Duck mornings start before dawn and wrap around 11 o’clock — a full hunt with your afternoon still ahead of you.
First-timers and kids are the point, not the exception. Clayton walks you through it and keeps it fun.