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Top-Rated Dove Hunting in Corpus Christi, TX

  • Published Date: July 16, 2025
  • Fishing
  • Corpus Christi
  • $300 - $850 price range
  • Updated Date: July 19, 2025

Summary

Ready for some top-notch dove hunting in Texas? CL Guide Service has you covered with a genuine ranch-style experience near Corpus Christi. Our seasoned guides know exactly where to find the best hunting spots, so you're in for a day packed with action. You'll be out in the field, taking in great views and getting your fill of exciting shots. No need to worry about lunch - we've got that sorted with a mid-day meal to keep you going strong. Just remember to bring your own gun, ammo, and drinks. With a max of two guests, you'll get plenty of personal attention from our guides. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or trying it out for the first time, we'll make sure you have a blast and head home with some great stories to tell. It's more than just a hunting trip - it's a real taste of Texas outdoor life.

Top-Rated Dove Hunting in Corpus Christi, TX

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Texas Dove Hunting: Corpus Christi's Hidden Gem

Ready for some serious wing shooting action? CL Guide Service's dove hunt near Corpus Christi is where it's at. We're talking prime Texas hunting grounds, expert guides who know every nook and cranny, and enough birds to keep your barrel warm. This ain't your average day in the field – it's a full-on ranch-style Texas hunting experience that'll have you coming back for more.

Trip Overview

Picture this: You're set up in a prime spot, surrounded by open fields and scrubby brush. The sun's just starting to peek over the horizon, and you can hear the soft cooing of doves in the distance. Your guide's given you the lowdown on where the birds are likely to fly, and you're locked and loaded. Suddenly, the sky fills with fast-moving targets, and it's game on. That's what you're in for with CL Guide Service. We'll get you on the birds, keep you fed, and make sure you have a day of hunting you won't forget. Just remember to bring your own gun, ammo, and something cold to drink – we've got the rest covered.

Tracking Tips & Terrain

Dove hunting in Corpus Christi is all about reading the land and knowing where the birds want to be. We're talking sunflower fields, milo patches, and water sources that draw doves like a magnet. Our guides will set you up in key spots – maybe along a treeline where birds funnel through, or near a stock tank where they come to water. We use layout blinds or natural cover to keep you hidden, and we'll teach you how to spot incoming birds before they're right on top of you. It's fast-paced shooting, so be ready to swing that shotgun. We recommend a 12 or 20 gauge, but if you're comfortable with a smaller bore, bring it along. Just make sure you've got plenty of shells – these birds are quick, and you'll burn through more ammo than you think.

Hunter Highlights

Our hunters come back year after year, and it's not just for the birds. They rave about the authentic Texas atmosphere, the camaraderie in the field, and the satisfaction of a well-placed shot on a speedy target. Many tell us it's the most action-packed hunting they've ever experienced. Plus, our midday meals are legendary – nothing beats swapping stories over a hearty lunch before heading back out for the afternoon flight.

Target Game Breakdown

Mourning Dove: These are the bread and butter of Texas dove hunting. Mourning doves are fast, agile, and can reach speeds up to 55 mph. They've got a distinctive pointed tail and make a soft, mournful cooing sound that gives them their name. These birds love agricultural areas and will often be found feeding in fields in the early morning and late afternoon. They're smaller than their white-winged cousins, which makes them a bit more challenging to hit. The best time to target them is during the early season in September when numbers are highest.

White-Winged Dove: A bit bigger and bulkier than mourning doves, white-wings are a South Texas specialty. They're easily identified by the white stripe on their wing, which is visible even in flight. These birds often fly in larger groups and tend to follow more predictable flight paths, which can make for some exciting volleys of shots. White-wings are partial to urban areas too, so don't be surprised if we set up near the outskirts of town. They're most abundant in late summer and early fall, making them a perfect target for our hunts.

Book Your Next Tag

Look, if you're after a real deal Texas dove hunt, this is it. CL Guide Service isn't about fancy lodges or white-glove treatment – we're about putting you on birds and giving you a genuine Lone Star State hunting experience. With only room for two hunters per trip, you're guaranteed personal attention and prime hunting spots. Don't let another season slip by without getting in on this action. Give us a call, book your dates, and get ready for some of the best wing shooting Texas has to offer. Trust me, once you've hunted doves Corpus Christi style, you'll be counting down the days till you can come back and do it all over again.

Learn more about the species

Mourning Dove

Mourning Doves are slender, graceful birds that'll keep you on your toes. About 12 inches long, they're known for their soft, mournful cooing and swift, erratic flight. You'll find these guys hanging around open fields, grasslands, and the edges of wooded areas. They're most active in the early morning and late afternoon, so that's when we'll be out there. September to November is prime time for dove hunting in Texas, especially after a good rain when they come in to drink. Folks love hunting these birds for their challenging flight patterns and tasty meat. Here's a local tip: focus on natural funnels in the landscape, like gaps between trees or along fencelines. Doves often use these as travel routes, giving you a better chance at a clean shot. Just remember, these birds have keen eyesight, so staying still and blending in is key.

Mourning Dove

White-Winged Dove

White-winged Doves are a bit chunkier than their Mourning Dove cousins, coming in at about 11-13 inches. You'll spot 'em by the distinctive white stripe on their wings when they take flight. These doves prefer urban and suburban areas, often hanging around parks, gardens, and orchards. They're suckers for sunflower fields too. Late summer to early fall is the sweet spot for hunting these birds in Texas, with September being particularly good. White-wings are popular targets because they're a bit easier to hit than Mourning Doves, making them great for beginners or folks looking to improve their wing-shooting skills. Plus, they make for some mighty fine eating. Pro tip: if you're hunting near water sources, set up your blind early and stay put. These birds have a habit of coming in for a drink, especially on hot afternoons. Just keep an eye on the sky and listen for their unique, almost owl-like cooing.

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