Ferris, Triple J Ranch

Dallas / Fort Worth Area

Ferris, Triple J Ranch

Dallas / Fort Worth Area

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Property Info

  • General Availability
    Available all season, including Teal season.
  • Hunting Blind Available
    Yes
In the heart of Ferris, Texas, you'll find Triple J Ranch, a hotspot for duck hunting. Ducks love the northern part of the lake because there's plenty of natural food and shallow water. It's not far from Dallas, so it's a quick drive. Ducks tend to hang out on the northern shore, in the northwest cove, and near the southwestern corner by the dam. The shoreline doesn't have much hiding spots, so it's smart to use a blind. You'll find two permanent blinds on the north side, or you can bring your own portable ones. There's a small boat available to help you set up decoys, get your ducks, or reach your blind. But remember, we don't provide a motor, batteries, or paddles, so bring your own. Keep in mind that to get to your blind, you might need to walk through a bit of shallow water, so make sure you have waders. Triple J Ranch offers a down-to-earth duck hunting experience in a natural setting, where being prepared and respecting the environment are key to success.

Requirements

No special requirements.

General Directions

App. 15 minutes south of downtown Dallas on I-45.

Hunting Report

Just shy of a triple

Scott Morgan on Jan 22 ,2025

Iced over north section and windy main lake. We broke ice on the north side and set up motion decoys then hunted 50 yards east of the small spread. We lucked out and hammered the birds unwilling to either decoy or…

Cold morning, birds flying

Bryan Shaw on Jan 20 ,2025

My son chose to sleep in so I was solo, otherwise more birds would’ve been harvested. Shot bluebill just after shooting light that set up near my decoys. 20 minutes later I harvested a gadwall that was part of a decent sized…

What Bobby said….

Evan Langston on Jan 18 ,2025

The balance of the birds he mentioned were back and in the same spot but I was set up at the blind. No birds harvested.