Ennis, Tear Drop Lakes

Dallas / Fort Worth Area

Ennis, Tear Drop Lakes

Dallas / Fort Worth Area

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Property Info

  • General Availability
    Available all season, including Teal season.
  • Hunting Blind Available
    Yes
Tear Drop Lakes – Peaceful Waterfowl Hunting in a Natural Setting Located on the same property as Bluebonnet Ridge and Mesquite Valley, the Tear Drop Lakes offer an intimate, self-guided waterfowl hunting experience across three scenic lakes: Upper, Middle, and Lower Tear Drop. Each lake provides excellent habitat for ducks and other waterfowl, perfect for small hunting groups seeking quiet, productive hunts. Upper Tear Drop (4 acres): Open water with light vegetation—ideal for mallards, gadwalls, and teal. Easy blind setup from bank or dock. Middle Tear Drop (5.5 acres): The hunting blind is located here. Largest lake with diverse habitat and strong bird activity, especially after fronts. Great for mixed species. Lower Tear Drop (2.5 acres): Shallow and secluded—perfect for teal and early-season hunts in calm surroundings. Details: Access to all three lakes with one reservation Separate reservation required for Bluebonnet Ridge or Mesquite Valley After the Hunt: Grab breakfast or sushi at the Bristol General Store, just 5 miles away—an unexpected local favorite. (Call 972-666-2400 for hours.) Experience peaceful, high-quality waterfowl hunting surrounded by nature at Tear Drop Lakes.

Requirements

Do not park on the road, 10 MPH speed limit, MUST pick up trash and shotgun shells

General Directions

34 miles south of downtown Dallas

Hunting Report

3 and done

Nathan Lemons on Jan 18 ,2026

3 gadwall at shooting light. After that there were zero birds in the air.   

Teal shoot

Alan Becka on Jan 04 ,2026

Had some early groups of green wings come into the spread. Had a pair of ringnecks in the decoys with some wigeon circling, but they never committed and the ringnecks ended up flying off. Not a lot of big duck…

Tear drop locals

Nathan Lemons on Dec 24 ,2025

Local birds are weary. Diving into the third year drop. That area has seemed to be pressured quite a bit.   

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