Gist Kinsman Ranch - Full Episode

Keith heads to South TX to the land of rattlesnakes and brush country. Being this close to the coast, it’s hot, sandy, and full of big deer just waiting to show off their racks.

Feeding deer tortillas is but one of the unique characteristics about Gist Kinsman Ranch and the family of four that runs it. Having an abundance of shade and water in order to keep these deer healthy can be challenging in such a harsh climate.

Join Keith as he heads south and learns about these monster whitetails that reside in the brush country.

Keith Warren is an icon in the outdoor television industry and a devoted conservationist. He has been producing and hosting television shows specifically geared to outdoorsmen for thirty years and has appeared on networks such as Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, VERSUS, ESPN, ESPN 2, and Pursuit Channel.

[jamiecory]

Go back to GKR, Keith! I would love to see you film bad company and all the new sires!

[shirehorse]

That albino baby fawn is just beautiful and amazing looking.

[deermaster]

I'm a native of south Texas, living and hunting only 30 min out of San Isidro Tx, and not too much farther is freer and the gist kinsman ranch is an awesome ranch and well known, one of there famous deer that came out of there is called Junkyard and is owned by a ranch called South Texas Ranch, located in San Isidro Tx.

[ukpreppinggear]

I noticed quite a lot of the buck had extra tines on there rack it would be great if you could tell what they are Kieth

[kenjohnson]

It appears that the breeding program is placing a lot of emphasis on rack size.  The racks that I have seen here are nothing like a deer in the wild.  There is much more horn and weight.  Does the added weight of the rack place an undue stress on the deer?  I also am not a huge fan of the non typical rack.

[Sergio_]

Keith Warren keith im having lots of trouble finding a affordable lease. Im not looking for a big lease either im just looking for an affordable 100 acre east texas annual lease. Can you give me any tips or point me in some directions on what i can do