Well,so far so good! Greg hasn't referred to me as an Achilles heel, yet! And, when and if he does, I'm not sure how to take it. On a side note I do think both he and Ruben are jealous of the facial hair, which I can understand.

As I begin week 4, I feel that I am starting to hit a comfortable stride.  The website hasn't shut down, we are booking hunts daily, and the rangeland still looks good.  Now I'm starting to tackle the newsletter, and while Greg will handle the editorials in the future, I'll take on writing much of the content.

It hasn't taken long to get an understanding of how much respect Greg, Deborah, Ruben and the WSI clients have for Alice. Daily, people were either stopping by the office or calling to tell Alice good-by and thanks for all the help. I was fortunately receiving many warm welcomes as well. With that being said, it is easy to tell that I am working for a very well respected company and with a group of true professionals. 

To say the least, our hunters are important to us. As the great Jeffrey Gitomer would say, "customer satisfaction is worthless, customer loyalty is priceless". The loyalty of WSI clients that I have seen to date is astounding; as we book and rebook long standing clients.

The facts about WSI I believe are worth mentioning again. WSI has been in the business for 23 years, has hosted well over 9,000 clients, and works with over 600,000 acres of private property in Texas.  That is quite impressive!

I am excited about my new position with WSI, and I am looking forward to continuing to settle into my position. Please let me know if there is anything that we can do to serve your needs. And bear with me while I get more familiar with our client base, and with all the folks we work with.

Yours Truly,

Justin Bryan

If you are in the market for a great, year-around hunting lease, you may want to take a look at this. Comprising 6,075 acres, this property sits in the heart of well over 50,000 acres of country that is managed for wildlife and hunting, much of which is under the same ownership.

Quality deer, excellent quail, and limited turkey numbers are the primary game here. This landowner has received many awards for his range management practices, and you will not likely find any property that is in better shape from a range health standpoint in this area of the state. Additionally, there is an excellent blend of both open areas and brushy areas that quail hunters and deer hunters will find appealing.

A campsite is already established consisting of two small cabins, as well as a cook shack, with these facilities being unfurnished at this time. These are modest facilities and will require very little front end work to get them up to speed. There is a walk-in cooler for storing deer, but the refrigeration unit does need repair at hunter's expense.

Property is under a Managed Lands Deer Permit, which provides an extended season running from approximately October 1 through the last Sunday of February. Lease price is $4.75 per acre. A total harvest allotment of 11 bucks is provided with number of does being determined by fall helicopter survey. This is an excellent deer/quail combination lease. Please call Greg Simons if you would like additional details at (325)655-0877

Our aoudad sheep hunts principally take place on two properties totaling 200,000 plus acres, each. Housing is modest, and this hunt is most-suited for someone looking for an exciting and challenging hunt. It can be physical, and make no mistake your ability to cover some terrain on unbroken topography increases your chances of bagging a big ram once we have him located.

This is a 3.5 day, 4 night package and includes meals, lodging, guiding, and game care. Our current cost is $3995 for a 1x1 guided hunt, but our price will be increased to $4500 on July 1 for a 1x1, with $3995 being the price for a 2x1 guided hunt. So, if you book your hunt before July 1, even if the hunt date falls sometime later, we will honor the current $3995, 1x1 price.