Top 15 Self Guided Hunting Trips

DIY Kentucky Turkey

Two Bird Limit

Over 30 Farms and 9000 Acres. Each group will be assigned multiple properties.

What’s Included in the Hunt!

• Lodging

• Hunt

• Lodge with Full Kitchen

• Linens and Towels

Lodging

Located on a 390-acre farm our lodge is 6500 sq ft with three bathrooms and 5 bedrooms, and sleeps 20 people. We have two fully stocked kitchens—an entertainment room with a pool table. Sleeps up to 20!!

Base price is per person per day. Includes Lodging and 2 Birds

DIY Hunt

Single-Day or 5-Day Hunt Package

Offering some of the most premier whitetail hunting east-central and southeastern Illinois has to offer. We strive to provide the best opportunity to harvest a true Illinois giant! This hunt offers access to private land with food, water, bedding, and cover. This is the ideal habitat that draws and holds whitetail deer.

Hunters will be assigned a 20 - 60 acre parcel determined by the guide at the time of the hunt.

• Minimum antler restrictions: 130 inches (no hidden trophy fees)

• Year-round deer herd management practices

• Year-round scouting (trail cameras)

• Average bucks shot 150in

• Free Range
  

YOUR HUNT

DIY Shotgun/rifle Hunt

No stands, blinds, or other equipment for hunting deer will be provided.

Pre-hunt consultation on the best location to hunt

Chance at an Illinois Giant!

SEASONS

Illinois Hunting Seasons can be found here - Illinois DNR link: www2.illinois.gov

Base Price is per person per day. 5-Day hunt package is an additional fee per person.

With our strategy of hunting one client group at a time, scheduling breaks between groups during season, and ending hunting at 1:00 p.m. everyday, we keep a low-pressured area to ensure we hold birds like nowhere else, and provide some of the best hunting the Mississippi flyway has to offer.

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Self-guided hunts take place out of pit-blinds and large wooden duck blinds to keep our clients comfortable while mallards back flap into the decoy spread. You can bring your own decoys, or I have decoys that your group is welcome to use.

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With hunts taking place over extensively managed moist soil habitat, flooded timber, flooded row-crop, and dry fields, we scout daily and provide a recommendation of hunt location for every group to give our clients the best chance of limiting out every morning.

Duck Hunting Package Includes:

• Three days of self-guided hunting and three nights lodging

• Decoys (If needed)

• In-season wild quail and pheasant hunting can be added in the afternoon and includes a guide and dog handler. Additional fees apply.

• Archery and Crossbow deer hunts can also be added at no additional charge in the afternoons, but do have trophy fees if a deer is harvested. (Bucks scoring > 135 SCI are $2,000 per deer, Bucks scoring <135 are $1,500 per deer, Does are $250 per deer)

**Not included: License fees, taxidermy, tips to guides and staff

“Kade is really awesome! Weather wasn’t ideal but we got to see birds and had a round of shooting to take the 5. We are happy!” - Liz A.

Book our pit for the day and you'll have access to one of the top three farms in our county. Hunters killed almost 100 ducks out of one of these pits opening day last season!

Hunts will be over flooded rice fields that are easy to access with your own side by side or ATV. If you need help getting to your pit, just let me know and I can make arrangements to get your group out there.

THE PIT

Pits can comfortably hold 5 guys (6 if you're close) but you can bring as many hunters as you like - the pit is yours for the day.

Each pit is equipped with a dog box and decoys will be provided, except for mojos. Bring your own if you want a little action in the spread.

THE LOCATION

I have about 30,000 acres scattered around the Northeast Arkansas / Jonesboro area which means we're always scouting the best locations for our hunters -- I"ll work with you ahead of time to determine which pit you'll have the best chances at a successful hunt.

YOUR HUNT

Priced per Day

Up to 6+ Hunters (5 is comfortable)

Lodging not available.

Message me with any questions.

“[Our hunt] went great! Ended up hunting ducks today instead because the geese weren’t working. Kade was awesome. Went above and beyond!” Spencer E.

The Hunt

2-Day/3-Night, 3-Day/4-Night, or 4-Day/5-Night Unguided Pheasant Hunting

Over 3,000 acres of privately owned hunting ground, Ring-necked pheasants abound in their natural habitat, allowing us to provide a high-quality authentic hunt.

Along with pheasants, you have the opportunity to hunt additional natural habitats, including but not limited to grouse, dove, turkey, and partridge. A hunting license can also be obtained for larger game including deer, coyotes, and prairie dogs.

An unguided hunt with us includes lodging/housing accommodating up to 15 guests, a bird cleaning/processing station, dog kennels, and access to/storage of ATVs. Our family is dedicated to providing the best hunting experience possible, and is willing to work with each group to ensure your expectations are met.

Facts About the Hunt

• West River Pheasant Hunting Season begins the third Saturday in October and remains open until January 31st.

• South Dakota Pheasant Hunting begins at 9:00 A.M. Mountain Time until sunset.

• The hunt is unguided. Therefore, hunters will be given a “huntable” map which allows private access to the hunters. You are allowed and encouraged to bring your own hunting dogs, as this can require a large amount of walking. Kennels can be found on the premises, but animals are NOT allowed indoors.

• We highly recommend the use of 12-gauge shotguns.

• 3 bird limit per day/per hunter. Maximum possession of 15 birds per hunter after the 5th day of hunting.

• Dress for unpredictable weather conditions, as South Dakota is known for its unpredictable weather.

Your Hunt Includes:

• 3,000 Acres of Food Plots and Tree Belts

• Dog Kennel

• Use of ATVs

• Clay Pigeons & Shooting Range

• Bird Cleaning Shelter - Hot & Cold Running Water - Chest Freezer

• Full Kitchen and Complimentary Cooking Amenities

• BBQ Grill on Large Deck

• Use of Storage Buildings to Include Quonset/Barns

• WiFi

The Lodge

• Spacious Bar

• Gaming and Entertaining Area

• 4 bathrooms

• 4 Twin Beds

The “Old Farmhouse”

• Great for Large Family Celebrations

• Up to 15 Guests

• 5 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms

• Full Kitchen

• Dining & Living Space

Base Price is per person for a 2-Day/3-Night unguided hunt. Make it a longer hunt for an additional fee.

Join us for an exciting Ohio turkey hunt! Located on the Scioto River, we offer hunters access to nearly 4,500 acres of river frontage, agricultural fields and timber bottoms for locating those gobblers.

We don't mix parties and have a max of 6 hunters to a group. Hunters also have the option of adding Lodging to their package for an additional fee to be selected when booking.

Base price is per person.

Mountain Ranch in Paonia, CO - Recreation, Hunting, High-Speed Fiber Internet

Seclusion, privacy, access to the mountains, and great hunting but only 10 minutes to town! Please the hunter and their partner looking for a relaxing Colorado getaway. We have the perfect combination of assets to make both people happy, with outstanding views, a gorgeous home, acres of beautiful mountain land, excellent hunting, National Forest access out the back door, a year-round creek, and only 10 minutes from town!

Assets Include:

• 387 total acres - approximately 50 irrigated acres

• Beautiful 2,100 square-foot custom log home - 3 BR, 2 BA

• 880-square-foot caretakers home

• Historic log settler’s cabin

• Borders National Forest, BLM lands

• Excellent Deer & Elk hunting with GMU 53 tags

• Paved Year-Round Access

• 9 minutes to Paonia, CO

• High-speed fiber internet, natural gas

• Year-round creek close to the house

The Hunt

This ranch offers excellent hunting for trophy Bulls, Savvy hunters know that GMU 53 produces some of the biggest in CO, and this ranch is ideally located. The elk come down from the high country during the late season and will winter on the ranch giving you a great opportunity to harvest a trophy bull.

Your hunt will be completely self-guided.

2024 Hunt Dates, Prices, and Minimums

Week 1 Archery - Sep 2 - 8 - $2320 - Minimum of 3 Hunters (Base Price)

Week 2 Archery - Sep 10 - 15 - $2610 - Minimum of 3 Hunters

Week 3 Archery - Sep 17 - 22 - $2890 - Minimum of 3 Hunters

Week 4 Archery - Sep 24 - 30 - $3185 - Minimum of 4 Hunters

Week 1 Rifle - Oct 12 - 16 - $3475 - Minimum of 4 Hunters

Week 2 Rifle - Oct 26 - Nov 3 - $3765 - Minimum of 4 Hunters

Week 3 Rifle - Nov 9 - 15 - $4055 - Minimum of 4 Hunters

Week 4 Rifle - Nov 20 - 24 - $4345 - Minimum of 4 Hunters

Base Price is for the 1st week of Archery Season. Book other weeks for an Additional Fee

5 Days
DIY (with map) or Unguided

We are based in the center of Washington's moose hunting areas. We have been guiding hunters in this area for over 40 years with dozens of successful moose hunts to their credit. Our guides are the most experienced moose hunting guides in Washington and have an A+ rating at the Better Business Bureau.

Hunt Options
Unguided Hunts: Include lodging, meals, a map and directions for you to hunt on your own, and you will pack out your own game.
DIY Moose Hunting Map: Dale marks at least four good moose hunting areas on the map and sends it to you. This will save you many days of time and hundreds of dollars in fuel trying to find the best places to hunt. No other services are included.

Hunting Methods
Depending on your weapon and time of the season, hunt methods may include using a 4x4 vehicle for access, glassing logging cuts and hillsides, watching water holes or feeding areas, calling, and tracking.

Hunt Areas
Most of the moose hunting areas are in northeast Washington north of Spokane. Elevations vary from 2500 to 6000 feet, the terrain is rolling mountains and drainages with dense evergreen forests and logging cuts.

Trophy Quality
Most bulls taken have had 38" to 48" wide antlers. Numerous record class bulls have been taken in northeast Washington.

Success and Weapons
Shot opportunity has been 100% most years. Rifles should be .25 caliber or larger and zeroed at 200 yards, most shots are 50 to 250 yards. Archers should practice from 10 to 60 yards.

Season & Best Time
Moose seasons run from Oct 1 to Nov 30. Archery is best in early October when rutting bulls can be called in close. Rifle hunting is also very good in late Oct or Nov after leaves fall and snow offers better visibility and tracking.

Accommodations
Indoor lodging and meals are provided at our home/lodge and cabins. Hunters will need to bring a 4x4 auto for their own transportation.

Base price is for the DIY Hunt. For Unguided Hunts, see Additional Costs.
Non-Hunters are included in Additional Costs.

YOUR HUNT

3-Day Semi-Guided Hunt

Priced Per Person

The state of Utah offers limited-entry drawings for cow elk. The unit that our ranch lies within is called the South Slope/Diamond Mountain Unit. If you draw, we would love to take you hunting on our ranch. We have a good number of elk on our property and to get you a cow won't be a problem. We have a good number of elk on our property and to get you a cow won't be a problem.

Each client will go on a three-day, semi-guided hunt. The price includes lodging and meals in our campers or cabins, guiding, skinning and trophy care. Quality taxidermy is available with a recommended local taxidermist. We also guide limited-entry hunters.

After booking, each client will be provided with an in-depth packing list, along with average temperatures and recommended gear.

SEASON DATES

Rifle hunts are in Mid-August and Mid-October

Visit Utah's Antlerless Elk Hunts (https://wildlife.utah.gov/plan-your-antlerless-hunt.html) page for more information and tag purchase.

Testimonials

“Josh and his staff gave 110% to ensure that everyone was accommodated.”

“I have known Josh for better than a decade and have sent literally dozens of hunters to hunt with him. He has an excellent reputation as a hardworking outfitter that does his best to provide a first class hunt! I personally hunted mountain lions with him this past winter and what an incredible hunt it was! Josh is a hunting machine and went above and beyond, as he known to do. His magnetic personality along with hard working guides make him one of the best! I would send my best friend with him - No Question!”

- Jason Carter - Cedar City, Utah

I have hunted elk several times with Josh. It is an experience that you will never forget. Bugling bulls and hundreds of elk make for an amazing hunt! I also have hunted lions and bears with Josh. He has some of the best hounds around. It is a great adventure. Just never gives up, and he is also a great guy to be around.” - Phil Carley

For the self-sufficient angler that wants to spend a week on the world-famous Naknek, exploring this angling paradise on his own.

Package Includes:

• Private Riverfront Cabin

• All Food in our Comfortable Dining Room

• Transportation to and from the King Salmon Airport

• Boat and Motor with Gas

Early Season – June & July

Smolting Rainbows on the Naknek:

8 weight with floating line for main river Rainbows, and shooting line or zip line for sockeye. If you would like to bring a sink tip for streamers bring it but make sure you have a floating line first.

The best rainbow fishing is close to camp. The rainbows concentrate on salmon smolt and leeches migrating downstream to the ocean. The best offerings include large rabbit strip and marabou leeches in black, olive, and dark brown. NOT egg-sucking leeches. Minnow imitations are also deadly in small to medium sizes.

• Rainbows at Brooks: Brooks is flies only. In June, July, and early August, rainbows will eagerly take mice, dead drifted small dries, sculpins and leeches.

  • Recommended Tackle: an 8 ½ to 10-foot fly rod for a 5-6 weight line. The WF floater is the most popular choice, although sink-tips (130 grain to 200 grain) will work as well. 3x to 5x tippets.

• Grayling at Idavain: This fishing starts out with a 1-mile hike to the better fishing grounds. Grayling are best fished with light tackle. I would use a 4 or 5-weight fly rod with a floating line. #12 and #14 Adams, caddis, and stoneflies (dry), small beadhead nymphs, leeches, woolybuggers, and deer hair mice will all work here.

• Kings: These begin showing up in mid-June, building throughout the month. Most of the fishing is down in the lower Naknek, where the tide is important and the water is deep. Treble hooks are legal. By late July, they will begin moving into the rapids to prepare for spawning. Single Hook Only.

  • Recommended Tackle: We have a lot of heavy rods and reels – spinning, revolving spool, and fly – that guests can use.

    • If you want to bring some, I would recommend a 7-foot spinning rod with a 30-pound braid for casting, a 9-foot spinning or casting rod with a 30-pound braid for back-trolling, and a 9’ for a 10 or 11 weight for flyfishing. The fly reel should employ a 400 – 600 grain sink tip line.

    • Large streamers in bright colors with lots of action work very well (salmon snakes, rabbit leeches, popsicles, etc.) Plugs are very popular locally, with large Kwikfish being #1, followed closely by Wiggle Warts and Hot-N-Tots in Chart, Fire Tiger, Hot Pink, silver/green and Orange. Large spinners are especially deadly, with blades in sizes 5 – 8 in silver, pink, chart, and orange.

• Sockeye: Chrome sockeye begin their trip from the ocean around June 20th. This migration continues until late July (timing varies, of course, depending on the weather). Until the spawn in mid-August, sockeye will hold in slow pools and side channels. They are usually turning red by early August.

  • Recommended Tackle: A 6-8 weight fly rod in 9’ to 11’ lengths with a Climax Zip Line is by far the best choice. A floating line with either a strike indicator or a few split shots will also work well.

Late Season – August & September

Rainbows on the Naknek:

The best rainbow fishing is close to camp and in the rapids. The rainbows will still take salmon smolt and leeches migrating downstream to the ocean, but by far the biggest food source is salmon eggs. Sockeye eggs are 6mm, silvers and pinks are 8mm and kings are 10mm. Sometimes, oversize imitations work better. I like trout beads mottled beads in orange, dark roe, and pinks in sizes 6mm – 12mm. Don’t forget #8 and #10 short shank hooks and toothpicks (or the clear plastic pegs). For leeches, I like articulated and bunny strip versions without eggs in front in black, olive, purple, and flesh colors. Wool head sculpins also work well. Late in the season, flesh flies might be needed.

• Recommended Tackle: a light spinning rod in the 9 ½ – 11 ½ range, loaded with 4 – 8 pounds mono a 9 ½ to 11 ½ fly rod in the 6 to 8 wt range. I would want to have a 200 or 300-grain sink tip, a WF floating line, and a Climax Zipline (or equivalent shooting line). 2x – 4 x fluorocarbon tippets.
  a center pin rig can be deadly for this fishing.

• Rainbows at Brooks: Brooks is flies only. In early August, rainbows will eagerly take mice, dead drifted small dries, sculpins, and leeches. By mid to late August, the sockeye spawning kicks in, and 6mm – 8mm plastic beads are king.

  • Recommended Tackle: an 8 ½ to 10-foot fly rod for a 5-6 weight line. The WF floater is the most popular choice. I also love the zip line for this fishing. 3x to 5x tippets.

• Margot Creek:
  This is some of the best arctic char/ dolly varden fishing around, along with a decent population of rainbows. The stream is full of sockeye spawning by mid-August., so beads are a great bet here, with or without a fly following behind. All the same, the patterns listed for Brooks work well here as well. If the water is discolored, 10 and 12-mm beads are deadly. The rest of the time, 6mm and 8mm work best.

Pricing is per person based on double occupancy.

 Rarden Farm And Cabin

180 Acres +/-  Mostly wooded and hilly, Joins over 4500 acres of public land at a hard-to-access area so Public pressure is not so bad. It comes with Lodging in a very nice log cabin with all the comforts of home, satellite tv, wifi, a washer, and dryer, and sleeps 4 people.  ladder stands Baited  Max Hunters is 4

DIY Lease Your Own Farm By The Week or Year

All Farms are 100% DIY (Do It Yourself)

We have had these farms for years and I assure you there are trophy-class animals on these properties. In order to insure these farms are not over hunted we will only be selling leases for 6 weeks per season. once 6 weeks have been leased we will cut off leases for that year with the following exception. If you lease one of these weeks and do not tag out you will have the option to come back during late bow season at half price, only the people who leased one of these 6 weeks will be allowed to hunt during the late bow season.

Hunts will be from Monday thru Friday except for the Late ML season, which is only 4 days. You will arrive after noon on Sunday and be met by one of our guides that will show you your farm and answer any questions you may have. Saturdays will be reserved for the guides to re-bait, check cams, and do any other maintenance on the farms. The same rules of hunting will apply to these farms as our guided hunts and there will be a guide to check on you daily.

There will be no lodging or meals included on these hunts in order to give you the best prices possible. There is plenty of Lodging and food within 25 miles of these farms in Portsmouth, Ohio.

Base Lease prices are for a Bow or Muzzleloader Hunt for up to 4 Hunters. Make it a Gun Hunt additional fee per person.

5 Day DIY Map Hunt

We hunt Merriam's Turkey in Stevens County which has the most turkeys of any county in Washington and one of the highest turkey densities in the U.S. An amazing 74% of all turkeys taken in the state of Washington are taken here in NE Washington. Our guides are Washington’s most successful turkey guides, with more successful turkey hunts to their credit than any other Washington turkey guides — as many as 101 birds in one season.

Hundreds of successful bear hunts confirm that we are one of the most experienced and successful bear hunting outfitters in the business. These are spot and stalk bear hunts using the advantage of natural food sources and our extensive knowledge of bear habits. Spring permits are a draw, but for hunters who do draw them, your odds of success are three to four times higher if you hunt with us.

Hunt Methods
There's nothing better than calling in a big gobbler. Another reason for our high success rate is that we pattern turkey movements. We get a lot of birds by using blinds at feeding areas and strutting zones. By knowing these areas well our hunters consistently kill birds all season.
One of the most effective bear hunting methods is sitting and glassing mountain berry patches for feeding bear. Sometimes bear are spotted at close range so you can shoot when the bear is first spotted and other times bear are spotted at long distance and hunters try to stalk closer. It really gets exciting when a bear is so close in the brush that you can hear him eating but you have to wait for a clear shot. Bow hunters usually watch game trails or waterholes for close range shots.
If the thought of sitting over a bear bait pile doesn't sound appealing and you want to feel like you really earned your bear, this might be the right hunt, give us a call. This bear hunt is perfect for the bear hunter looking for a truly challenging bear hunt. Once you've hunted bear this way, you will likely want to do it again.

Hunting Areas
Private Ranches: We lease numerous properties. The guides know these properties and the turkey movements extremely well. The most successful hunting method is using blinds at feeding and strutting areas.
Mountain Hunts: Are done in mountain hotspots where there are good numbers of birds. The most successful hunting method is calling, hunters cover ground to locate toms that will call. These hunts require more hiking and are best suited to hunters wanting to cover ground and call.

Trophy Quality
Merriam’s have fantastic color that compliments any trophy room. Mature toms weigh 15 to 20 pounds with 7" to 10" beards, and ½ to 1½-inch spurs. The largest we've taken weighed 24 pounds, had 11 1/4" beard and 1 7/8" spurs. Bearded hens are fairly common and may be taken for a mount, beards on hens have measured from 3 to 8 inches.
Hides are best in the spring or after chilly fall nights cause the fur to thicken in September. Roughly 50% of bear taken are off color, so there's a reasonable chance of taking a brown, blonde, or cinnamon color phase bear. There is an option to hunt a second bear after you get your first bear. Most bear weigh from 100 to 300 pounds and measure from 5 to 6 feet. Some of the larger bear have weighed from 300 to 550 pounds and measured 6 to 7 feet. Fall bear have about the same size skin as spring bear but are about 50% heavier than spring bear that have recently come out of hibernation.

Shot Opportunity
Guided hunt shot opportunity is over 300%, success for two birds is usually 150% to 200%, unguided hunters are about half as successful. Shot distances vary from 5 to 40+ yards. Pattern your shotgun on Turkey Targets in advance to determine your maximum effective range.
Shot opportunity on the fall guided bear hunts usually runs 50% to 80% but we've had years with 100% opportunity. Our guided spring bear hunts have been 80% to 100% most years. Unguided hunters average about half the success of guided hunts. Shooting distances vary from 10 yards to 200+ yards. Sight your rifle dead on at 200 yards. Bow hunters should practice for 10 to 50 yard shots.

Seasons & Best Time: Turkey
Spring is good until about May 20. The entire fall season is excellent.
Youth Season: Open April 7-8 for two bearded turkeys.
Spring General: Open April 15 to May 31 for two bearded turkeys.
Fall Season: Sept 1 to Dec 31 for two either-Sex & two beardless.
Late Fall Turkey: Late November and early Dec for one either-sex.

Seasons: Bear
Fall: Opens August 1st and is best in August and September.
Spring: Open from mid-April to mid-June. Permits are a draw. May and June are the best months in this season.

Accommodations
Lodge & Cabins: Meals are served in the lodge dining area and there's a pool table in the den. The cabins each sleep 2 to 4 hunters and there are indoor bathrooms. There's a lighted game cleaning area with water and a freezer for meat. Groups of up to 12 can be accommodated.
Motel “Town Hunts”: There are motels only three miles away in town if you would prefer to stay in town at your own expense.

ARKANSAS SELF-GUIDED PIT LEASE

Per Day - 6 Person Max

We strive to ensure our hunters receive the best duck hunting experience that North East Arkansas has to offer. We hunt on over 22,000 acres of flooded rice, beans, milo, millet, flooded timber, cypress sloughs, and willow bottoms. We have over 30 pit blinds in flooded agricultural fields that we hunt on a rotation. There will be at least 3-5 rest days between hunt groups to ensure the best opportunity at providing top quality self-guided duck and goose hunting opportunities. The farms we own and lease hold huge numbers of waterfowl. We are uniquely situated between several well-known WMA's and refuges that winter millions of waterfowl during the winter. North East Arkansas has quickly become a mecca for some of the best duck hunting in the country and we are sitting at “GROUND ZERO”!

We offer a family-friendly environment for you to enjoy duck hunting at its finest. We are just 25 minutes north of Memphis, TN in Crittenden County Arkansas and have pit blinds available for lease from Big Lake refuge down to Marion, AR over to Jonesboro, Newport & Augusta, AR.

Endorsed by GreenHead.net and Ultimate Waterfowl Hunting we are here to make sure your Arkansas duck hunting experience is something you will never forget!

WHAT TO EXPECT ON YOUR ARKANSAS SELF GUIDED PIT LEASE HUNT

This is a NON-GUIDED daily self-guided pit lease.

You will meet one of our guides the afternoon before the morning of your hunt at a predetermined location near the hunting grounds. All hunters in your group will be required to sign a release of liability waiver prior to hunting. Your guide will escort you to the hunting pit or drop you a Google Maps pin so you can go out the afternoon before to scout it out.

Decoys will not be provided. We recommend bringing anywhere from 50 to 150 decoys for your spread. You are welcome to leave decoys out overnight in your field however we are not responsible for any equipment or decoys left in the fields overnight.

We also recommend bringing an ATV or side-by-side to get to and from the pits. The pit will be yours only for the # of days you have it leased.

These are 16 foot 6 man pits with either roll-top lids or flip-top lids and a dog box. 6 person max. If you have more than 6 people in your group, contact Mike (the Host) to talk about other options or larger pits for your group.

Fields will be flooded in 3″ up to 15″ of water depending on location. We cannot control weather conditions and at times prolonged subfreezing temperatures will cause the flooded fields to ice over. You are welcome to break ice, run ice eaters or mallard machines to keep a hole open or hunt full body decoys over the ice. We do not offer refunds due to subfreezing weather conditions.

Our pits that we lease kill 400-600 birds on average per year. These are proven killing holes with a lot of success. Depending on crop rotation, the fields will be in flooded rice, beans, milo or millet. We do not allow hunting after 3 PM CDT on any of our farms.

We do not allow hunting after 3 PM CDT on any of our farms. However, if weather conditions make it unsafe for a morning hunt, we may allow you to hunt the afternoon until sunset. You must request permission before hunting after 3 PM CDT. Many of our farms are roosting holes and will roost anywhere from 5K to 10K birds every evening. We do this to ensure quality shooting throughout the season.

We hunt our fields on a rotation. When you arrive your field will have had at least 3-4 days or more rest. As any knowledgeable duck hunter knows, if you shoot the roost in the evening, the birds that are using your farm will leave and NOT come back! All shooting must end by 3 PM CDT unless prior approval was grated due to unsafe hunting conditions.

You are welcome to bring your retrieving dog and any Motion Decoys you would like. Most of our pits are within a 300-800 yard walk from a gravel road. An ATV is not necessary, however we do recommend bringing an ATV or side-by-side to get back and forth from the pit to your truck. Please note that we strictly enforce a 10 mph speed limit on the levy roads throughout our farms.

Price is per day for up to 6 people. Minimum of 2 days to book.

Guided or Unguided Tom Turkey Hunt - Bonus 1 Pheasant!

We offer large private fields with great cover and natural habitat unique to southern California’s Imperial Valley.

The base price is for an unguided hunt to bag 1 Tom turkey

Add a guide and we will guarantee you a shooting opportunity using a shotgun, bow, or air rifle. Bird Cleaning Included

DIY North Central Missouri Turkey Hunt

Good numbers and great habitat. 240 to 300 Acres per 3 person group. Amount of acres will be adjusted accordingly for larger groups.

Price is per person for a 3-Day Hunt. 3 person minimum