The 2018 Hoffpauir Expo will take place on Saturday, April 14, around 10 miles outside of Lampasas, Texas, at the Hoffpauir Ranch. The ranch is located at 10296 W FM 580 in Lampasas. In 2017, more than 5,000 made the drive to be at the show, some even traveling from Fort Worth and Houston.
The 2018 Hoffpauir Expo is FREE to attend, but make sure to pre-register to secure VIP check-in and save time upon entry. More than 200 vendors and 100+ acres filled with the latest gear, feeders, vehicles, archery, firearms, clothing, outdoor equipment, association representatives, and vendors. All available to talk about and demonstrate their products. Enjoy a day full of fun, food, and demonstrations from all the brands you trust. This is Texas’ largest outdoor spring event, and you won’t want to miss it!
Pre-Register Right Now to Secure VIP Check-In and Save Time Upon Entry
There are hundreds of door prizes from top manufacturers. You must be registered to qualify for door prizes and must be 18 years or older to win. Only Online Pre-Registration will qualify for Diablo Kayak raffle.
VIP Pre-Register here: www.hoffpauirexpo.com/vip-preregistration
Spend a Day with the Best!
People lined up to test drive a Can-Am and Polaris UTV. A tasting crawfish lunch was served and provided by Toupsie’s restaurant. The crowd wandered through 20 acres, viewing boats, pontoons, trucks, tractors, mowers and more. Vendors offered everything from optics and feeders to hunting opportunities. Attendees gathered to take a few shots with new shotguns and bows and watch bow-hunting trick shot artist Frank Addington shoot a baby aspirin from behind his back.
At the end of the afternoon, the crowd remained for drawings for a large number of prizes, from coolers to feeders to guns. It was the big prize that kept them around, though, and Randy Thorp of Lampasas was the winner of a 4-passenger Polaris UTV. Wouldn’t you like to win one?
“2018 Expo will be bigger and better,” Lee Hoffpauir said. “We were real pleased with the numbers of people — they came from all over the state.”
