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Dove Hunting Guide

Dilley, TX · On-site

$200 - $500/day

- Dove Hunting Guide / Outside Help Location: Redstone Ranch, Dilley, Texas Seasonal Position ... Previous guide knowledge or experience preferred (but not required). * Strong work ethic with the ...

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Trenton, FL · On-site

The Guide will be responsible for the overall safety and satisfaction of guest experience, preparation, and execution of hunts, providing support to the facility in caring for animals, upkeep of the ...

Position Overview Experience Guides provide a timely, friendly, and high-quality guest experience ... Report when equipment involved in experiences no longer works or becomes damaged. Responsible for ...

Position Overview Experience Guides provide a timely, friendly, and high-quality guest experience ... Report when equipment involved in experiences no longer works or becomes damaged. Responsible for ...

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As of Jul 14, 2026, the average hourly pay for no experience hunting guide in the United States is $17.27, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.98 and $21.15 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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To thrive as a No Experience Hunting Guide, you need basic outdoor skills, a willingness to learn, physical fitness, and a genuine interest in wildlife and conservation. On-the-job training is common, but you may need to complete hunter safety certification or become familiar with GPS devices and basic navigation tools. Strong communication, enthusiasm, and customer service skills will help you excel when guiding or supporting clients. These abilities ensure client safety and satisfaction while fostering a positive outdoor experience and supporting team operations.

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As a No Experience Hunting Guide, your days often start early and involve assisting experienced guides with preparations such as organizing gear, checking equipment, and reviewing safety protocols. You'll accompany clients and guides into the field, help track wildlife, set up blinds or stands, and ensure everyone follows safety guidelines. Customer interaction is an important part of the role, as you help guests feel comfortable and answer basic questions about the environment. Over time, your responsibilities may grow to include planning trips and leading small groups. Working closely with both the guide team and clients, you'll develop a strong practical skill set that can open up more advanced guiding opportunities.

What is a No Experience Hunting Guide job?

A No Experience Hunting Guide job is an entry-level position that allows individuals to assist experienced guides while learning the skills needed to lead hunting trips. These roles typically involve tasks such as scouting locations, setting up equipment, tracking game, and ensuring client safety. While no prior guiding experience is required, a strong knowledge of hunting, firearm safety, and outdoor survival skills is often preferred. Many employers provide on-the-job training to help new guides gain the necessary expertise. This is a great opportunity for those passionate about hunting and the outdoors to start a career in the industry.

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Dove Hunting Guide

Dove Hunting Guide

redstone ranch

Dilley, TX • On-site

$200 - $500/day

Part-time

Re-posted 11 days ago

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Job Description - Dove Hunting Guide / Outside Help

Location: Redstone Ranch, Dilley, Texas
Seasonal Position: September 1 – October 31

About Redstone Ranch

Redstone Ranch is a premier, family-owned commercial hunting lodge located in Dilley, Texas. We host dove and whitetail hunts, corporate retreats, and private groups, offering guests first-class hospitality alongside authentic South Texas ranch living.

Position Overview

We are looking for a hardworking, friendly, and reliable male employee to assist outside the lodge during the hunting season. This is a hands-on hospitality role, including guiding dove hunts, cleaning harvested dove, entertaining customers with ATV rides, stocking coolers, and all other general outside help. The ideal candidate is professional, personable, and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment while ensuring our guests feel welcome and cared for.

Responsibilities

  • Dove Hunting Guide: Accompany customers to and from the field ensuring all hospitality is met.

  • Excursions: Outside of dove hunting, customers are entertained by skeet shooting, fishing, Safari rides, rifle range and pistol range

  • Guest Support: Provide hospitality for guests inside the lodge, answer basic questions, and help ensure a comfortable stay.

  • Team Support: Work alongside kitchen staff, ranch hands, and management to deliver a seamless guest experience

Qualifications

  • Previous guide knowledge or experience preferred (but not required).

  • Strong work ethic with the ability to multitask and stay organized.

  • Professional appearance and friendly demeanor.

  • Comfortable working evenings, weekends, and long hours during peak hunts.

  • Must be reliable, respectful, and a team player.

Job Details

  • Seasonal Employment: September 1 – October 31 (South Zone Texas Dove Season).

  • Compensation: $200/day plus tips, with total earnings averaging up to $500/day.

  • Schedule: 7 days a week, long shifts during peak season. Week on week off option, but full time preferred

  • Housing: On-site employee housing provided at Redstone Ranch.

  • Perks: Meals provided while on shift, fun and fast-paced work environment, and the opportunity to be part of a respected hunting lodge team.

Company Description

Redstone Ranch in Dilley, Texas is a family-owned and operated commercial hunting lodge known for its premier South Texas dove hunting experiences. Nestled in the brush country just south of San Antonio, the ranch offers a rustic yet refined setting with comfortable lodging, expert-guided hunts, and top-tier hospitality. During dove season, the lodge comes alive with seasoned hunters and first-timers alike, all drawn by the ranch's reputation for excellent shooting, great food, and a welcoming, down-home atmosphere. It's a place where tradition meets professionalism—and where guests and crew alike are treated like family.