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Aug 5, 2024 1 hr 2 min

The DEA Ranch Experience with Leo Martinez

from Hunting Matters Hosted by Joe Betar

In this episode of "Hunting Matters With Joe Betar," we delve into the rich hunting heritage and operations of DEA Ranch with our esteemed guest, Leo Martinez. As the ranch manager of DEA Ranch in Mathis, Texas, Leo brings over thirty-five years of experience in the ranching and hunting industry. Born in Freer, Texas, his extensive background encompasses not just hunting and fishing, but also a profound knowledge of Texas history. Leo takes us on a journey through the offerings of DEA Ranch, short for Dancing Elk Alexander, which includes hunting white-tailed deer, elk, exotic game, quail, and dove. We explore the ranch's location, its cattle operation, and Leo's personal hunting experiences both within Texas and beyond. Additionally, we get a glimpse into his fishing background and hobbies, painting a full picture of a life deeply embedded in the outdoors. Join us as we uncover the stories, challenges, and triumphs that define Leo's career and the unique hunting experiences offered at DEA Ranch. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or a curious enthusiast, this episode promises valuable insights and engaging tales from the heart of Texas hunting country.

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