Information & Forms
Below are important forms/instructions that you will need to read and complete prior to hunting at Escondido Ranch, Naval Air Station Kingsville or Naval Auxiliary Landing Field (NALF) Orange Grove. If you have any questions, please give us a call at (830) 373-4419, or send us a message from our contact page.
2011 – 2012 Hunting Instructions:
Hunting Instruction – 2011-2012 (NASKINGSINST 1710.27G)
Ranch Deer Draw Tag Guidelines 2011-2012 NASKINGSNOTE 1710
King’s Hunting Club:
The King’s Hunting Club membership is required for all hunters using firearms, and is renewable for $20 each September 1st. All fees collected are used for annual payment of required liability insurance totaling over $4,000. For additional information on the King’s Hunting Club, contact Escondido Ranch at (830) 373-4419 or Naval Air Station Kingsville’s ITT Office (361) 516-6449.
Required Forms:
The forms listed below will be required for completion once you arrive at our Ranch. In the event you would like to avoid form completion upon your arrival, please feel free to complete and give to our Ranch Staff. If you have purchased your King’s Hunting Club from our ITT Office at Naval Air Station Kingsville, then there will be no need for completion upon arrival to the Ranch. Additionally, you will need a copy of your drivers license and Texas State Hunting License for our records in Naval Air Station Kingsville.
King’s Hunting Club Membership Form
DD Form 2760 (Qualification to Possess Firemarms & Ammunition)
Governance:
Hunting and fishing activities aboard Escondido Ranch and Naval Air Station Kingsville shall be governed by current Federal and State Fish and Game Laws, and enclosures (1) through (4) of NASKINGS 1710.27G.
Eligibility:
Hunting and fishing opportunities are restricted to active duty, reservists, retired military personnel, military dependents, DOD/NAF civilian personnel, and other authorized patrons in possession of a valid Morale, Welfare & Recreation (MWR) membership card and /or bona fide guests. A limit of two guests per day for active duty, reservists, and retirees; a limit of one guest per day for DOD/NAF civilian personnel, and no guests for MWR card holders. MWR card holders are not authorized to hunt deer.
