The Attoyac Ranch and Lodge

The Attoyac Ranch and Lodge is a private hunting and recreational facility located along the Attoyac river border of San Augustine and Nacogdoches counties in deep East Texas. The Ranch specializes in single and multiple day hunts for families, friends, and corporate functions; lodging, food, and guides are all provided in various combinations individually designed to fit your exact needs.

	THE RANCH: Bordering the east bank of the Attoyac river for over three miles the 1,400 plus acre ranch is managed year round to provide the best hunting possible of both selectively bred native Whitetail and Wild Boar as well as North American Elk, Axis Deer, and various exotic species.
	THE LODGE: The lodge itself began as a historic train depot originally located in the town of Brookland, Texas. In the 1960s the Angelina River was dammed to form Sam Rayburn Reservoir and the entire town had to be moved or flooded; Brookland relocated up-hill and the depot was moved to its present location on the ranch.
	THE HUNTING: The sport of the hunt, a free chase in a natural habitat, is the experience we strive for at the Attoyac River Ranch. Although the ranch selectively breeds and carefully manages in order to produce trophies in each species, they are hunted in the wild in order to provide the best combination of superior animals and wild game hunting.