If you are an archery hunter almost all of it is done from treestands and blinds. For deer, I use the Little Missouri River and the Pine tree covered hills. The stands will be on proven trails that go to and from the feeding grounds to the bedding grounds. We do have alfalfa fields that attract an abundance of wildlife. The antelope archery hunting is done from blinds that are on water holes and fence crossings. If you are here during the antelope rut we do have antelope decoys that work great. All buffalo hunting is spot and stalk. Most rifle hunting is also spot and stalks. The guides take you to a spot that is likely to have trophy animals and after spotting the animal of your choice the stalk is on. We also have great luck with drives and the travel route trails for ambushes. Good optics and flat shooting guns are essential for our hunts. Powerful optics can save your feet and legs many miles of walking. If you can tell the animal is a definite trophy before you use your energy on a stalk the better off you will be. Archery shots are usually close but rifle shots average around 200 yards. Hunter orange is required for rifle hunters.
-Deer hunts are a five-day package with the costs running $2250-2500 and a $500 deposit.
-Antelope hunts are a three-day package with the costs running $1550-1750 and a $250 deposit.
-Turkey hunts are a three-day package in both spring and fall with the costs running $750-1000 with a $150 deposit.
-Pheasant Hunts are a three-day package with cost running $600 with $100 deposit.
-Buffalo hunts are a two-day package with cost running $1500-2500 with a $500 deposit.
-Prairie dog hunts are $75-125 per day depending on package with a $25 deposit.
Group, youth, senior and handicap discounts available upon request. Several combo hunts are available. Deposits are not additional and archery hunters get extra days.
Some of the animals that were harvested during the 2006 hunting season. This outfitter has excellent quality of animals and prides themself of taking good mature trophys. There is free ranging buffalo, mule deer, whitetail, antelope and Merrium turkeys. They have a great list of references and have been featured on popular hunting shows.
South Dakota Hunts
