Texas Hunts with Joe Reed: Insights, High-Fence Opportunities, and Gracie’s Charm

In this special episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, host Joshua Coursey sits down with Joe Reed, owner of Nomad Hunts in Texas, for an unplanned yet deeply enriching conversation about hunting in the Lone Star State. Joining the conversation is Dave Kavanaugh, a recurring guest on the podcast, who adds his expertise and perspective to the discussion. This episode captures the essence of authentic, salt-of-the-earth storytelling and offers insights that might just change how you think about hunting.

Sometimes the best stories are the ones that aren’t planned. What started as a chance meeting evolved into a meaningful discussion about Texas hunting opportunities, the appeal of high-fence hunting, and the incredible operation Joe and his wife have built at Nomad Hunts. 

One of the standout aspects of this episode is the candid conversation about high-fence hunting. Joe explains how this approach can extend hunting seasons and offer an accessible option for hunters whose physical limitations might prevent them from venturing into the rugged mountains or open plains. This isn’t just about convenience; it’s about creating inclusive hunting opportunities for all.

And don’t miss hearing about Gracie, the cool pet of the Nomad Hunt crew. You’ll have to listen to the episode to find out more about this unique and lovable addition to the team!

Recorded in Joe’s man cave, this episode delivers a raw and genuine glimpse into the world of Texas hunting. It’s an intimate, fly-on-the-wall experience that’s equal parts educational and entertaining. 

To learn more about Nomad Hunts and their offerings, visit https://nomadtxhunts.com  or their Facebook page. You can also contact Joe at 830-377-8698.