Over 20 years of private invitation-only
hunting has given way to provide opportunity to those who have driven by
Flynt Farms and wished that some day they might enjoy the pheasant bounty as
well. Native fast-flying pheasant abound in a diverse terrain of
grain fields both irrigated and dry land, CRP, fence rows, playa
bottoms, and over ten years of wildlife shrub and tree plantings.
Flynt Farms is proud to have been recognized as Texas County's
Conservationist of the Year in 1996, and our operation encompasses over
3400 acres of crops, grass, and fallow land. Crops include corn,
grain sorghum, wheat, oats and forage sorghums. Over 3,000 trees
and shrubs have been planted in a long range effort to improve the
habitat suitable for both preserving and propagating wildlife in the
area. The plantings, especially in adverse winter weather are very
effective in attracting pheasants and many other birds for protection
and food. Know without question that your hunting dollars will
help to contribute even further in this quest towards wildlife
conservation. In years of abundant fall moisture, waterfowl is
plentiful on our large playa lake bottoms. Other
wildlife often seen include dove, rabbit, quail, coyotes and
occasionally deer.
Our goal
is to continue to strive to blend effectively quality wildlife hunting
and production agriculture and prove that both can exist in harmony with
each other. We are working hard to see that our wildlife not only have
the essential habitat to exist, but have the carrying capacity to build
and enhance their reproductive efforts and preserve the numbers for
future generations to come.