2400 acres in the Sand Hills with an alfalfa piviot on one side and a wheat pasture on the other side.
6 hunters for mule deer season only.
36000 per season
Lamb County is in the Panhandle/High Plains wildlife district, in the southwestern part of the panhandle of Texas, about forty miles northwest of Lubbock. The county comprises 1,022 square miles of rolling plains with the town of Littlefield as its county seat. The county has various game species for hunting including White-tailed Deer, Mule Deer, Hog, Pheasant, Quail, Turkey, Predators, Dove, Crane, Duck and Goose. Local attractions include Lakes Bull and Illusion, and various cultural events and points of interest.
Source: The Handbook of Texas Online; Texas Parks & Wildlife.