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All Inclusive Deer Hunting Vacation Packages

Heartland Lodge offers the best all-inclusive deer hunting vacation packages available throughout the Midwest. We offer 100% free range deer hunts that includes everything a hunter needs to make a great deer hunting trip. Our deer hunting vacation packages include all the meals, 5-star lodging, and transportation to and from the hunter’s stand. Coming to Heartland Lodge for a deer hunting vacation is a great way to relax and spend time with family and friends and continues to be a tradition for several of our hunters we have return each deer season.

**Interested in an all-inclusive deer hunting vacation ? Give me a call at 217-982-4039 or E-mail [email protected] for more information today! Prime spots sell out quickly!!**

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A Deer Hunter’s Dream Vacation Package

What more would a diehard deer hunter enjoy than a deer hunting trip to Pike County Illinois chasing giant whitetails!? Heartlands all-inclusive packages are the perfect deer hunter’s vacation. We manage over 5,000 acres of some of the highest quality deer hunting ground throughout the Midwest. Located in between the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers, Heartland Lodge manages for a healthy herd and has a strict 140″minimum on all whitetail bucks. Our properties consistently produce giant whitetails year after year. How? Because we have the genetics, food, and cover that mature deer need to grow into their full potential.

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Deer Hunting Vacation Trip Checklist

Thousands of whitetail hunters plan deer hunting vacations every year. What makes a trip to Heartland Lodge different than going to other vacation destinations? We take care of everything from food plots, monitoring trail cameras , hanging treestands, cooking amazing home-cooked meals, and processing your deer for the trip back home! Here’s a small checklist of items you should bring along on your all-inclusive deer hunting vacation>>

• Your bow or gun
• Bow release/broadheads/arrows/quiver
• Knee high rubber boots (Recommended)
• Orange hat and vest (Gun only)
• Bow or gun case *required in Illinois when in vehicle
• Rattling antlers
• Pull up rope
• Safety belts are required
• Hand warmers
• Slippers or heavy socks (Shoes are removed in mud room at lodge)
• Range finder
• Tags/license
• Phone charger
• Contact lenses/glasses
• Scent away spray
• Scent free deodorant

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For more information on booking an all-inclusive whitetail hunt, please give me a call at 217-982-4039 or E-Mail [email protected] today!

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Be a part of the tradition! Oak Creek Whitetail Ranch exists to provide you the ultimate fair chase trophy whitetail hunting experience in a preserve setting. We seek nothing less than to serve you with the highest quality in personalized service and attention to detail. You may arrive at Oak Creek as a stranger but you will depart as family. We share all that is Oak Creek with you, with the goal that you will make your return, an annual tradition.

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The team at Oak Creek Whitetail Ranch works to exceed your expectations. How? By providing outstanding trophy animals, an authentic and challenging fair chase hunt experience, world-class accommodations and a commitment to hospitality, customer service and satisfaction. We continually strive to find new ways to serve you.

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Hunting in United States

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Vast selection of species

The United States offers a vast selection of species to hunt, many of which cannot be hunted anywhere else in the world

Variety of hunt options

The United States features diverse terrain, and different regions of the country use different hunting methods. This allows hunters a wide variety of hunt options to suit their physical abilities and preferred method of hunting. From the Eastern hardwood timbers to the plains and Rocky Mountains of the West, picturesque scenery and unique challenges await the hunter venturing to the United States

Safe destination

The United States is a safe destination that is easy to get to from nearly anywhere in the world

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About hunting in United States

The United States is a huge country with diverse terrain, almost two dozen species of big game, and a wide variety of waterfowl, small game, and upland birds. There are few places in the world more exciting and challenging to hunt. From the snowy peaks of the northern Rockies to the deserts of the Southwest to the hardwood forests of the East and Midwest, the wide variety of landscapes provide a breathtaking array of hunting experiences for a plentiful selection of game animals. Whether you desire pronghorn, mountain goat, moose, white-tailed deer, bighorn sheep, black bear, mule deer, elk, or mountain lion, each offers a different adventure. Because hunting in the USA is managed on a state-by-state basis and the game and terrain is so varied, it’s easy to find a trip perfect for your skill level, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced hunter. From stand hunting for whitetails to spot-and-stalk hunting for elk to pursuing mountain lions over a pack of hounds, there is something for every hunter in the vast forests, plains, and mountains of the United States.

What you need to know

• 1. Planning your trip
• 2. Upon arrival
• 4. After the hunt

Planning your trip

Visas, laws, and regulations.

The United States requires a visa for entry, but citizens or nationals Canada and Bermuda, as well as of countries participating in the Visa Waiver Program, are exempt from the requirement if they are traveling to the United States for 90 days or less. Find the list of countries eligible for the visa waiver here .

Travelers must have a passport that is valid for at least 6 months from their planned departure from the USA, and those using the Visa Waiver Program must have an e-passport.

Importing Firearms

Visiting hunters who are not citizens or legal residents of the United States are required to obtain a federal permit for their firearms and ammunition in advance of their arrival through the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and firearms (ATF). You will need to obtain and complete ATF Form 6NIA (5330.3D Application/Permit for Temporary Importation of Firearms and Ammunition by Nonimmigrant Aliens) to apply for the ATF permit. Contact ATF's Firearms and Explosives Import office with questions at [email protected] .

Licenses and Tags

All states in the United States require hunters to have a state-issued hunting license to hunt within the borders of that state. In many cases an additional permit for the specific animal, or “tag,” is also required. In many states, a valid hunting license from your home country will allow you to purchase the required hunting license; in some states, however, you may be required to prove that you have completed a hunter education course in order to buy a license. If you are hunting migratory birds, including ducks and doves, you will also be required to purchase a Federal Migratory Bird Stamp. Your outfitter will provide you with details of what licenses and tags are required for your specific hunt and how to purchase them.

Upon arrival

Upon arrival into the United States you will go through passport control then proceed on to collect your bags and firearms for customs inspection. You re-check your bags with your airline for your next flight and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) official will check your firearm, then escort it to your plane. TSA regulations require that firearms must be transported unloaded in a hard-sided, locked case, and ammunition must be checked in a separate bag. Certain airlines may have additional restrictions.

Wildlife management in the United States is handled on a state-by-state basis. Each state has its own hunting rules and regulations, and even within a particular state, hunting styles as well as gear and clothing may differ widely. Most outfitters can be relied upon to provide a list of recommended gear and clothing, as well as suggestions for firearm types and calibers. Stand hunts, for example, often call for heavy, warm clothing, while hunters venturing to the mountains or taking on strenuous spot-and-stalk hunts should dress in layers. Comfortable boots appropriate to the terrain are a must for any hunt. Some states require hunters to wear a fluorescent orange hat, vest, or sometimes both. Because enforcement of hunting regulations is taken very seriously in the United States, it’s a good idea to obtain a copy of the state regulations where you will be hunting and familiarize yourself with them. Look for these regulations on the website of the fish and game agency in the state you plan to hunt.

After the hunt

Tipping is generally expected and appreciated on most hunts in the USA. Tips generally range from 5 to 15 percent of the total hunt cost.

Your outfitter should be able to recommend local taxidermists and meat processors, but these services are not included in the hunt cost. Discuss these aspects with your outfitter before arrival. Local taxidermists can prepare and pack trophies to your specifications, but it will be up to you to check legalities and arrange transport and shipment of the trophies to your home.

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• Laurie Meyer Louisiana, United States 9.7 • 1 review "Shoot Your Boots!" "Kill A Gator Wear 'Em Lator!" Wear Your Trophy! Only turn-key gator hunt with all-inclusive package hosted in Louisiana that includes both gator hunt & custom gator boots, belt & wallet! View the outfitter page
• Alisha Mutts Decker Alaska, United States 9.8 • 3 reviews With over 40 years of guiding experience in Southeast Alaska and Glacier Bay National Park, We are an exceptional choice for your next hunting adventure in the Alaskan wilderness. We were formed in 1974 by Master Guides Jimmie C. and MaryAnn. Over the years, the business has grown to be one of the largest professional Guide/Outfitter operations in the State of Alaska. We are a family-owned and operated, with Master Guide Mutts and Zach carrying on the outfitting tradition. View the outfitter page
• Bob Cusack Alaska, United States Nestled on the Alaska Peninsula between Lake Clark National Park and the Katmai National Monument is the Cusack's Alaska Lodge. The lodge sits 200 miles to the southwest of Anchorage amid the beauty of wild Alaska. Your hosts are Bob and Lula Cusack, who built the lodge. Bob is a professional grade bush pilot and has been flying fisherman to remote locations for nearly 40 years. This is a rustic, luxury lodge that blends the best of wild Alaska with the best of modern society. View the outfitter page

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• Elk Wyoming There's not much more exciting than being in the woods during the elk rut. Being in the presence of bugling bull elk will get any hunter's heart pumping. This episode of Bush TV will do just that!
• Alaska Wolf Not your every day footage folks! A young wolf poking around in brown bear territory. Similar in size and behaviour (being social creatures), humans and wolves have always competed for food and territory.
• Bison You wouldn't want to get between these tow fighting Bison!
• Bighorn Sheep With Ewes in estrus, Bighorn Sheep Rams become very worked up and the Mating Dance ensues. Few people get to see this ritual up close.
• Elk Bugle There's not much more exciting than being in the woods during the elk rut. Being in the presence of bugling bull elk will get any hunter's heart pumping.
• Moose Bull Moose bull just taking a stroll in Iowa.
• Mountain Lion A (New) Mexican standoff! Normally when you see mountain lions held at bay by the hounds, the cats are up on a tree, but not this time around.
• Sparring Pronghorn Who will be the dominant male in this sparring contest? The Pronghorn is the fastest animal in the Western hemisphere, reaching speeds up to 60 miles per hour, and can maintain 30-40 mph over long distances, which can often be witnessed come migration time.
• Elk Bugle Big bull Elk bugling
• Alaska Brown bear The Alaskan brown bear is the largest land predator on Earth. One reason for the exceptional size of these bruins is the plentiful supply of fat and protein in the form of salmon in Alaska's rivers and streams. Here's an up close and personal look a hunter got of this ritual for survival!
• Wild Turkey The wild turkey is a favorite pursuit of many hunter's dreams. The wiley and elusive gobblers can test the most experienced and patient sportsmen. But in some cases their desire to mate and their bravado overpower their good senses. Check out this gang of gobblers taking out their frustrations on this hunter's Jake decoy!
• Whitetail Deer Love monster whitetails? Ever heard of a "horizontal rub?" Check out this video of some magnificent free-range Iowa whitetails making use of these man-made devices. Warning: Not responsible for facial injury from watching these Midwest jawdroppers!
• Alligator Glide Alligator just gliding through the water
• Coyote Calling Group of Coyote's calling
• Moose Family Moose family walking across a river in Iowa.
• Sparring Mule Deer Mule Deer sparring to see who is the dominant male
• Brown Bear run Brown Bear running away from a drone
• Wild Turkeys Fight Wild Turkeys fight for many reasons, such mating rights, territorial usage and social intra flock structure. Fighting establishes their pecking order. Awesome footage of two Turkey going at each other.
• Bison Dust Storm Two American Bison putting up a dust storm
• Fighting Alligators Two Alligators taking one another on to show who is the boss
• Caribou Herd Big healthy herd of Caribou in Alaska
• Grouse Fight Grouse fighting to see who is the dominant one
• Mule Deer in snow Beautiful Mule Deer walking through the snowy fields of Texas
• Bighorn Sheep Bighorn Sheep bashing horns
• Moose Bulls Two Moose bulls having a very relaxed sparring session
• Pronghorn chase Two Pronghorn antelope chasing one another at the speed of light
• Curious Shiras-colored Brown Bear This Shiras-colored Brown Bear really wants to know what is going on and who is looking at him
• Brown Bear eating lunch Amazing footage of a Brown Bear enjoying lunch in the water
• Bear fishing for Salmon This huge Brown Bear is fishing for salmon in Alaska with Full Scope Outfitters
• Moose swim Moose taking a swim in Alaska
• Majestic Moose Majestic Moose bull walking through the field
• Busted by Bear Bear strolling along and then he smells us! That was the end of our stalk
• Bear eating grass Beautiful brown Bear strolling about and eating grass
• Bear Snacking Bear enjoys an afternoon snack
• Bear in rain Big Bear in the pouring rain
• Big Moose Big Moose in the Alaskan forest with Glacier Guides
• Close encounter Close encounter with a big Bear while walking in the forest
• Close to tree stand Bear getting very close to our tree stand
• Massive Brown Bear Massive Brown Bear standing in the rain
• Mountain Goat Mountain Goat coming down a mountain in thick snow
• Mountain Goat on the edge Beautiful Mountain Goat on the edge of a cliff staring straight at us
• Mountain Goat scratching Mountain Goat scratching his head on the ground
• Bear searching Bear searching for food on the edge of a river
• Two Bears Two Bears feeding
• Bighorn searching Bighorn searching for food
• Yawning Bear This Bear must have had a late night
• Scratch my Back This bear has a really bad back itch!
• Bear search in Snow This Bear is hard at work looking for something in the snow
• It is hard to get up Oh boy its is very hard for this Bear to get up!
• Bighorn in gust Bighorn standing on a cliff with the wind blowing the snow from the trees
• Bighorn in snow Bighorn sheep stand in the snow on a mountain side
• Smelling Bighorn Ram This Bighorn sheep smells something in the air
• Bighorn smile Bighorn sheep can smile too
• Coyote taking a stroll Coyote taking a stroll looking for food
• Elk bugle echo Elk bugle echoing though the woods
• Elk itch This Elk has got a real bad itch

There are few places in the world more exciting and challenging to hunt. From the snowy peaks of the northern Rockies to the deserts of the Southwest to the hardwood forests of the East and Midwest, the wide variety of landscapes provide a breathtaking array of hunting experiences for a plentiful selection of game animals. Whether you desire pronghorn, mountain goat, moose, white-tailed deer, bighorn sheep, black bear, mule deer, elk, or mountain lion, each offers a different adventure.

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We manage and hunt over 70,000 acres in the heart of some of the hottestBoone & Crockett producing counties and states in the world. Little to zero hunting pressure on a lot of our properties allows us to continue to produce mature bucks every season. Good genetics, a healthy well fed herd, intense management practices, age and very experienced, knowledgeable guides is what gets us the results we want every year.

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Although our success rates are extremely high for harvesting your trophy (nearly 100%), we can't guarantee that every hunter will harvest their trophy. If you don't shoot any game (harvest or wound), you will not pay a trophy fee. All you pay for is the lodging, meals, transportation around the ranch, and guides fees which are all included in the hunt package fee for each hunt. 

Trophy Elk Hunt Packages

Our 2023-24 trophy elk packages include five star lodging for 3 days and 4 nights . Your hunt package includes delicious meals, snacks, with wine or beer after the hunt. Additional days/nights can be added if desired ($650ea).   The fully guided hunt includes recovery, field dressing, skinning (to the skull), and quartering of your trophy. Also included in the package is the transportation of your animal to our local taxidermist or game meat processor. Skull caping at the ranch or with a local taxidermist will incur an additional fee of $150. 

HUNT PACKAGE FEES:  Non-refundable fee whether an animal is harvested or not. This fee covers your stay at the ranch, guides, and other expenses. Trophy fees are in addition to the Package cost, but if you do not draw blood there will be no trophy fee. Wounded animals will be charged the same trophy fee as a kill.

• Individual Package:    $2500 plus the trophy fee, non-hunting spouse is free
• Group Package (5 or more hunters):    $2200 per hunter plus the trophy fees.

Non-Hunter Additional Guest: $500/night

Trophy Elk Fees:

• Under 320" gross B&C score - $7,000
• Elk 320" to under 350" gross B&C score - $9,500
• Elk 350" to under 375" gross B&C score - $11,500
• Elk 375" to under 400" gross B&C score - $14,500
• Elk 400" and up gross B&C score - $15,000 plus $100 for each inch above 400"

* In the case of irretrievable wounded animals, full price must be paid based on the gross B & C score. We do our best to recover any shot game, but can not guarantee the recovery of all wounded game.

One wild hog is available for a processing fee of $300.

Groups of two or more can add a quail, chukar, or pheasant wingshoot for an additional $600 per hunter (Includes 10 pheasant, or 12 chukar, or 15 quail per hunter, guide, and cleaning/packaging of birds).

Your guides, lodge chief and cleaner, and game processors will work hard for you and work for tips. If you feel they have done a good job, please tip them individually or as a group. The gratuity is customarily between 15% to 20% of the total hunt. Please use a separate check or cash. 

BOOKING A HUNT

*Once dates are scheduled, $2000 deposit is required to preserve a date for all hunts. Deposits are non-refundable at 2 months prior to the hunt date. Make checks payable to:

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The remaining balance of the hunt or recreation package is due upon arrival in cash, check, or credit card. Trophy fees or additional fees are due at the end of the hunt.

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Trophy Whitetail Hunt Packages

Our 2023-24 trophy whitetail packages includes five star lodging for 3 days and 4 nights. Your hunt package includes delicious meals, snacks, with wine or beer after the hunt. Additional days can be added if desired ($650 ea). The hunt includes field dressing, skinning (to the skull), and quartering of your trophy. Also included in the package is the transportation of your animal to our local taxidermist/game processor. Skull caping at the ranch or with the local taxidermist will incur an additional $150 fee.

Hunt Package Fees:  

Non-refundable fee whether an animal is harvested or not. This fee covers your stay at the ranch, guides, and other expenses. Trophy fees are in addition to the Package cost, but if you do not draw blood there will be no trophy fee. Wounded animals will be charged the same trophy fee as a kill.

• Individual Package:    $2500 plus a trophy fee, non-hunting spouse is free. 
• Non-Hunter Additional Guests: $500/night

Trophy Whitetail Fees:

• Doe - $800 
• Management Bucks 3+ year old, under 130", and 8 points or less - $2500;  September and October Early Season Management - $2200
• Bucks 130" to under 150" gross B&C score - $6500
• Bucks 150" to under 175" gross B&C score - $8500
• Bucks 175" to under 200" gross B&C score - $10,500
• Bucks 200" and up gross B&C score - $12,500 plus $100 for each inch above 200"

* In the case of irretrievable wounded animals, full price must be paid based on the gross B & C score. We do our best to recover any shot game, but can not guarantee the recovery of all wounded game.

Semi-guided Management Day Hunts:  

• $750 per day ranch fee (does not include lodging or meals) plus the management trophy fee

Groups of two or more can add a quail, chukar, or pheasant wingshoot for an additional $600 per hunter (Includes 10 pheasant, or  12 chukar,  or  15 quail per hunter, guide, and cleaning/packaging of birds).

The remaining balance of the hunt or recreation package is due upon arrival in cash, check, or credit card. Trophy fees or any additional fees are due at the end of the hunt. 

Buffalo Hunting Packages

Hunt Mill Hollow Bison Hunts 2023-24. The hunts will include meals & lodging for 1 day and 1 night. Additional day/night(s) can be added for $650 per day/night.

Trophy Bull - $8000

Mature Bull - $6500

Management Meat Hunt - cow, heifer, or yearling bull - $3800/bison

*If blood is drawn (bull is wounded), there will be a trophy fee.

Groups of two or more can add a quail, chukar, or pheasant wingshoot for an additional $600 per gun (Includes 10 pheasant, or 12 chukar, or 15 quail per gun, guide, and cleaning/packaging of birds).

*Once dates are scheduled, $2000 deposit is require to preserve a date for all hunts. Deposits are non-refundable at 2 months prior to the hunt date. Make checks payable to:

Wild Hog Hunt Packages (2023 update)

ALL PACKAGES ARE 2 NIGHT MINIMUM - Package fees include lodging; food, snacks, and drinks; transportation around the ranch; recovery, gutting/skinning, quartering your hogs "Ranch Processing" ; storage of your meat in a walk-in cooler prior to your trip home. 

2 HOGS/hunter are included in all packages. Additional hogs will a have fee of $300  each

1)  Individual Package:   2-night minimum lodging - $1600 includes meals and game processing for up to 2 hogs.

    Additional nights - $650/day-night

    Non-hunting spouse or child sharing hunter's room - $75/night

2) Group (5 or more hunters) Package:   2-night minimum lodging - $1400/guest, includes transportation around the ranch, meals, and game processing for up to 2 hogs/guest

Additional nights - $650/guest/night

Non-hunting spouse or family sharing the hunter's room  -  $75/night

Non-Hunter Guest:   Additional Non-hunter Room - $500/room/night

Individual Single Day-Only Ranch Passes:    $800 per day, No trophy fees, includes transportation around the ranch, lunch, and "Ranch Processing" for 1 hog; Ranch processing fee for additional hog(s) - $300 each.

Wild hogs can be harvested in addition to any Whitetail Deer, Axis Deer, Elk, or Bison Trophy hunts or recreational package 

Your guides, lodge staff, and game processors will work hard for you and work for tips. If you feel they have done a good job, please tip them individually or as a group (preferred). The gratuity is customarily between 15% to 20% of the total hunt cost. Please use a separate check or cash.

*Once dates are scheduled, a $1000 deposit for individual hunters ($3000 total for group hunts) is required to preserve a date for all hunts. Deposits are non-refundable at 2 months prior to the hunt date. Make checks payable to:

The remaining balance of the hunt or recreation package is due upon arrival in cash, check, or credit card. 

Axis Deer Hunts

Hunt Mill Hollow Ranch has been building a trophy Axis Deer herd for the last few years. Our 2023-24  Trophy Axis Deer package (beginning and ending in April) includes your stay at a five-star lodging for 3 days and 4 nights .   Your stay will include delicious meals, drinks, and snacks.

HUNT PACKAGE FEES:     The hunt package fee is charged whether an animal is harvested or not. This fee covers your stay at the ranch, guides, and other expenses.  Trophy fees are in addition to the package cost, but if you do not draw blood, there will be no trophy fee. Wounded animals will be charged the same trophy fee as a kill.  The fully guided hunt includes recovery, field dressing, skinning (to the skull), and quartering of your trophy. Also included in the package is the transportation of your animal to our local taxidermist or game meat processor. Skull caping at the ranch or with a local taxidermist will incur an additional fee. 

Individual Hunt Package Fee:   (2023-24) $2500 plus a trophy fee, non-hunting spouse is free

Group Package (5 or more hunters): (2023-24)  $2200 per hunter plus the trophy fees.

Additional days/nights can be added if desired ($650 each).

Individual Day-Only Ranch Passes:    $800/day/person, includes guide, transportation around the ranch, lunch, and "Ranch Processing.

AXIS DEER TROPHY FEES:

• Buck in hard antler and less than 30" - $4200
• Buck in velvet (any smaller size) or hard horned 30" to under 32"- $4800
• Buck in velvet or hard horned 32" and under 34" - $5400
• Buck in velvet or hard horn 34" and over - $5500 plus $500 per inch 
• Axis doe - $1200

* In the case of irretrievable wounded animals, the full trophy fee must be paid. We do our best to recover any shot game, but cannot guarantee the recovery of all wounded game.

The remaining balance of the hunt or recreation package is due upon arrival in cash, check, or credit card. Trophy fees or additional fees are due at the end of the hunt. 

Fallow Deer Hunts

Hunt Mill Hollow Ranch has been building a trophy Fallow deer herd for the last few years. Our 2023-24 Trophy Fallow Deer package (beginning and ending in April) includes your stay at a five-star lodging for 3 days and 4 nights .   Your stay will also include delicious meals, drinks, and snacks. 

HUNT PACKAGE FEES:     The hunt package fee is charged whether an animal is harvested or not. This fee covers your stay at the ranch, guides, and other expenses.   Trophy fees  are in addition to the package cost, but if you do not draw blood, there will be no trophy fee. Wounded animals will be charged the same trophy fee as a kill.  The fully guided hunt includes recovery, field dressing, skinning (to the skull), and quartering of your trophy. Also included in the package is the transportation of your animal to our local taxidermist or game meat processor. Skull caping at the ranch or with a local taxidermist will incur an additional fee. 

Individual Hunt Package Fee:   (2023-24) $2500 each plus a trophy fee, non-hunting spouse is free

Additional days/nights can be added if desired ($650/hunter).

Individual Day-Only Ranch Passes:    $800/day/person, includes transportation around the ranch, lunch, and "Ranch Processing.

FALLOW DEER TROPHY FEES:

• Fallow Buck - $4800
• Fallow Doe - $1600

Groups of two or more can add a quail, chukar, or pheasant wingshoot for an additional $600 per hunter (Includes 10 pheasant, or 12 chukar,  or 15 quail per hunter, guide, and cleaning/packaging of birds).

Your guides, lodge chief and cleaner, and game processors will work hard for you and work for tips. If you feel they have done a good job, please tip them individually or as a group. The gratuity is customarily between 15% to 20% of the total hunt. Please use a separate check or cash.

Aoudad Hunts

Hunt Mill Hollow Ranch has been building a trophy Aoudad herd.  We are finally ready to begin our Aoudad hunts in May 2021. 

HUNT PACKAGE FEES: Our 2023-24 Aoudad package (pricing beginning and ending in April) for a 3 day/4 night hunt is $2500.  This fee covers your stay at the ranch at our five-star lodge, guides, and other expenses. Your stay will include delicious meals, snacks, with wine or beer after the hunt. The hunt package fee is incurred whether an animal is harvested or not. Trophy fees are in addition to the package cost, but if you do not draw blood there will be no trophy fee. Wounded animals will be charged the same trophy fee as a kill.  The fully guided hunt includes recovery, field dressing, skinning (to the skull), and quartering of your trophy. Also included in the package is the transportation of your animal to our local taxidermist or game meat processor. Skull caping at the ranch or with a local taxidermist will incur an additional fee. 

Additional days/nights: can be added if desired - $650/night/hunter.

Aoudad Trophy Fees:

Rams less than 30" - $4400

Rams 30" to under 32" - $4800

Rams over 32" - $5200

Groups of two or more can add a quail, chukar, or pheasant fall/winter wing-shoot for an additional $600 per hunter (Includes 10 pheasant, or 12 chukar,  or 15 quail per hunter, guide, and cleaning/packaging of birds).

The remaining balance of the hunt or recreation package is due upon arrival in cash, check, or credit card. Trophy fees or other additional fees are due at the end of the hunt. 

Luxury Quail Hunting Packages

Field Hunt (15 quail per person, includes lunch) - $600 per person

Full Day Field Hunt with overnight stay (30 quail per person with breakfast, lunch, and dinner) - $1550 per person

Additional Quail - $20/bird

Additional Pheasant - $30/bird

Additional Chukar - $25/bird

Additional Nights lodging - $650/night

Dog Handler/dog: Half day - $100;  Full day - $150 per day

Non-Hunter Additional Room: $500/room/night

Non-hunting spouse in the same room:   Free!

Your guides, lodge chief and cleaner, and game processors will work hard for you and work for tips. If you feel they have done a good job, please tip them individually or as a group. The total gratuity is customarily between 15% to 20%. Please use a separate check or cash.

*Once dates are scheduled, $600/gun deposit is require to reserve a date for all hunts. Deposits are non-refundable at 2 months prior to the hunt. Make checks payable to:

Guided Pheasant Hunting Packages

Pheasant Half Day Hun t (10 birds/person) - $600 per person

Pheasant Full Day Hunt with overnight stay (Includes 20 birds, breakfast, lunch, and dinner) -  $1550 per person

Additional Pheasant - 1-10 birds - $30/bird

Additional Chukar - 1-10 birds - $25/bird

Additional Quail - 1-10 birds - $20/bird

Additional Night Lodging - $650 per person

Dog Handler/dog:  Half day- $100;   Full day - $150

Non Hunter Additional Room: $500/room/night

Non hunting spouse in the same room:   Free!

Your guides, lodge chief and cleaner, and game processors will work hard for you and work for tips. If you feel they have done a good job, please tip them individually or as a group. The total gratuity is customarily between 15% to 20%.

*Once dates are scheduled, $500/gun deposit is require to preserve a date for all hunts. Make checks payable to:

Guided Chukar Hunting Packages

One Half Day Field Hunt (12 birds per person) - $600 per person

Full Day Field Hunt (24 birds per person, includes lunch) - $900 per person

Full Day Field Hunt with overnight stay (20 birds per person with breakfast, lunch, and dinner) - $1550 per person

Dog Handler/dog: Half day - $100   Full day - $150/day

**Not Included In The Packages**

Transportation to or from the ranch: The ranch is located just southeast of Stilwell, Oklahoma. If you need to get picked up at a local commercial airport (Fayetteville, AR  -1.5hrs; Fort Smith, AR - 1hr; or Tulsa, OK - 2hrs), there will be an additional charge of $500 round trip (maximum of 3 passengers).

Oklahoma Hunting Licenses:                                                                                                                                              During the Oklahoma deer hunting season, you are required to purchase an Oklahoma Resident Annual Hunting License, a Nonresident Fiscal-Year License, or a Nonresident 5-Day Hunting License. If you are hog hunting outside of the state deer hunting season, you are not required to purchase an Oklahoma Hunting License. www.oklahomawildlifedepartment/licensing 

Your guides, lodge chief and cleaner, and game processors will work hard for you. If you feel they have done a good job, please tip them individually or as a group. The total gratuity is customarily between 10% to 20%. 

Alcoholic beverages: BYOB except for trophy elk, deer, and bison hunts

Taxidermy: There are several local taxidermists that can do beautiful whitetail deer, elk, and wild boar mounts, or you can bring your trophy home to your own taxidermist. 

Additional meat processing: Arrangements can also be made with a local meat processor for complete processing, packaging, and shipping of meat. 

Maps: If you are going to go off into the woods, it is a good idea to go on-line to  OnX Maps . You can download Oklahoma or the ranch area to save for offline mapping. Your GPS on any smartphone will work offline with an OnX map. Cell reception is best with Verizon.

Booking at Hunt Mill Hollow Ranch

*Once dates are scheduled, deposit is required to preserve a date for all hunts and events. Deposits required are listed with each package. Make checks payable to:

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Guided Whitetail Deer Hunts in Ohio

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Discover a purposeful hunting adventure, tailored to your preferences. Choose your duration, select from diverse game, and personalize your gear, all under the guidance of expert mentors. It's not merely about the pursuit; it’s about crafting an unforgettable journey with inclusive meals and lodging. Your extraordinary experience begins with one call.

Best Place to Hunt Whitetail Deer in Ohio

Our guided whitetail hunts can offer the best chance at bagging your trophy whitetail deer. With experienced guides and knowledge about the area, you're sure to have the hunt of a lifetime.

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Top Rated Deer Hunting Ranch in Ohio

Whether you're an experienced hunter or a first-timer, we can provide the hunt of a lifetime. Our truly unique deer hunting experience is something you'll remember forever.

We take great pride in offering our guests the best possible experience. If you're looking for an unforgettable guided deer hunting trip, look no further than First Class Trophy Ranch.

We offer a variety of different animals to hunt, including whitetail deer, aoudad, and red stag. We also have a variety of different packages to choose from, so you can find the perfect hunting trip for you. 

We offer the best guided whitetail deer hunts in Ohio. We'll make sure you have a great time and come home with a trophy buck. Our ranch is loaded with whitetail deer for you to find the perfect one to take home.

Our experienced guides will work with you to help you find and harvest the deer of your dreams.

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Accommodations Provided for All Hunts. Visitors will enjoy their stay at our recently renovated, generously appointed lodge.

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First Class Trophy Ranch Monster Velvet Deer!! You guys got the big ones!!

Josh Miller

Me and my brother and our dad just left the ranch and we were NOT disappointed. Aaron and the guys made our experience amazing. The hospitality they showed us was perfect. The selection of massive bucks was impressive and we had so many opportunities at multiple huge bucks. The lodge was just breathtaking and Aaron had the lodge stocked with snacks and drinks. He made us breakfast and took us to restaurants and just did a wonderful job of making our trip great. We will absolutely be back.

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Guided Trophy Whitetail Deer & Elk Hunting Trips

When you book your hunting trip with Dragon Creek Ranch, You will be guided during the hunt by an experienced guide who will help you to harvest that whitetail buck or bull elk of your dreams.

Using quality deer management practices, we have harvested many SCI record book bucks that have made the North-west typical estate category. The early season average whitetail buck scores 220" SCI with the largest two bucks scoring 352" SCI and 295" SCI. There are only a limited number of mature whitetail bucks available per year, so we offer our hunts on a first come first serve basis.

Our trophy whitetail hunting trips are priced according to when you choose to hunt. Both gun and archery hunters are welcome and will be personally guided by the ranch owner.

Early Season Whitetail Hunts

Late Season Whitetail Hunts

Trophy Fallow Deer Hunts

Bull Elk Hunts

During your guided hunting trip, you have the choice of hunting in one of our deluxe heated box blinds, popup bow blinds or various tree stands. You can also utilize the spot-and-stalk hunting method. We will do everything ethical to get you within shooting range of that trophy animal of your dreams! Once your guide gives you the ok to take the shot and you pull the trigger the obligation of Dragon Creek Ranch has been for filled.

Hunting Trip Add-Ons

Our all-inclusive hunting trips include 3 days hunting, 3 nights lodging and meals. You may also choose any of the following add-ons if space is available.

Outfitter Services

In addition to guided hunting, lodging and meals, we offer the following services.

Trophy Hunting Trip Itinerary

The following itinerary is a general guideline and will be adjusted for seasonal sunrise and sunset times. Please notify us if you have a special schedule request, and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Whitetail & Elk Hunting Trip Details

• Secure Your Booking - A non-refundable deposit of 25% will secure your hunting dates.
• Balance Due - The remaining balance is due upon arrival at Dragon Creek Ranch. We accept guaranteed funds only (no checks accepted for final payment) .
• Cancellations - Your deposit cannot be refunded if you cancel your hunting trip.
• Rescheduling - If there is a reasonable explanation regarding the need to reschedule your hunting trip, we will work with you in any way possible to accommodate that request. In the event of a reschedule, Dragon Creek Ranch will transfer your deposit or any booking fee paid to your rescheduled hunt date.
• Hunting License - A hunting license is not required to hunt on our ranch.
• Animal Transport - Animals must be quartered before crossing state lines. If needed, we will transport your deer or elk to a local processor (no charge for transport) or skin and quarter your animals for a reasonable fee (see Outfitter Services ) .
• Gratuities - Tips to the guide and cook are not included in the hunting package but are always greatly appreciated! (General gratuities are 10% of price of hunt)

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Montana Guided Whitetail Deer Hunting

Whitetail deer are too often over looked in Montana! Boone and Crockett will confirm that the Flathead National Forest is one of the largest producers of trophy whitetail deer on public land in the country. We believe we offer hunters an incredible opportunity to hunt whitetail deer here in Montana. Deer here can be either mountain whitetails or plains whitetails. Swan Mountain Outfitters specializes in mountain whitetail Deer. Hunting for whitetail deer in the mountains of Montana is unique experience, done differently than in the midwest or south.

What Sets Us Apart

Swan Mountain Outfitters offers a variety of choices to hunt Whitetails either in combination with other species or targeting whitetails specifically, and choosing archery or rifle. You can hunt Whitetail deer by horseback or you can hunt using stands and blinds. We hunt public land exclusively, in the mountains of Flathead National Forest in Northwest Montana. Whitetail deer in our part of Montana are typically found at the lower elevations around our base camp and throughout the Swan-Seeley Valley, you’ll find them in the foothills and clearcuts. Because there is so much food and water in their natural habitat, you don’t need to pattern whitetail deer in Montana in the same manner as you would in other parts of the country; there are no acorns. We have quality Whitetail deer hunting in Montana primarily because our deer, not being over hunted, live longer. For example, it is possible to down a deer five years old or even older with much more developed racks.

Guided Archery Whitetail Deer Hunts

Hunters that enjoy archery hunting for whitetails will truly enjoy the hunting in Montana. We have thousands of acres of public land that we archery hunt. We have scouted the areas and have set up tree stands and blinds for our archery hunters. Our archery hunts are one of more affordable hunts as we can service more hunters with one guide since the majority of the time is spent in stands or blinds.

Current Trip Rates

2024 hunting season.

Group Discount Rates: 10% for groups of 4+

Family Discounts: Son/daughter Discount (swan location only): 50% discount for under age of 25 hunting with parent. Hunting Spouse Discount (swan location only): 25% off.

One-on-one guide: $1500 extra

3% Administrative Fee : All multi-day trip rates will have an additional 3% administrative fee added per reservation. If you have any questions please feel free to call us at (406) 387-4405.

Cancellation & Refund Policy: For all hunts, $1,000 per hunter is required to secure the reservation. A secondary deposit of $2,000 is required no later than March 1st the year of the hunt. Both deposits are non-refundable and non-transferrable. The remaining balance is due June 1st. If you do not get drawn we will refund a deposit, but will not for any other reason. There are no refunds due to weather or not harvesting an animal. Since all of our hunts are free chase, there is a chance you may not see an animal during your hunt. If the thought of going home without of an animal is not palatable to you, do not book a hunt! Credit Cards accepted for initial deposit with no fee, all other subsequent payments can be made with a check or cash or a credit card. If you choose to pay with a credit card a 3% convenience fee will be added. Above prices do not include tags/licenses that are paid directly to the state of Montana, or a Hunter Defense Fund fee of $50 collected of all outfitted clients of Outfitter members of the Montana Outfitter & Guides Association for the purposes of defending nonresident hunting rights in the state of Montana. All hunts are offered under Montana License #34041, Patrick M. Tabor Jr. 26356 Soup Creek Road, Swan Lake, MT 59911 (406)-387-4405.

2025 Hunting Season

Cancellation & Refund Policy: For all hunts, $1,000 per hunter is required to secure the reservation. A secondary deposit of $2,000 is required no later than March 1st the year of the hunt. Both deposits are non-refundable. The remaining balance is due June 1st. If you do not get drawn we will refund a deposit, but will not for any other reason. There are no refunds due to weather or not harvesting an animal. Since all of our hunts are free chase, there is a chance you may not see an animal during your hunt. If the thought of going home without of an animal is not palatable to you, do not book a hunt! Credit Cards accepted for initial deposit with no fee, all other subsequent payments can be made with a check or cash or a credit card. If you choose to pay with a credit card a 3% convenience fee will be added. Above prices do not include tags/licenses that are paid directly to the state of Montana, or a Hunter Defense Fund fee of $50 collected of all outfitted clients of Outfitter members of the Montana Outfitter & Guides Association for the purposes of defending nonresident hunting rights in the state of Montana. All hunts are offered under Montana License #34041, Patrick M. Tabor Jr. 26356 Soup Creek Road, Swan Lake, MT 59911 (406)-387-4405.

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If you are planning your hunting trips for this year, The Wilderness Reserve trophies are waiting for you! Engage in the thrill, excitement, and adventure of a guided hunt at a convenient Midwest hunting location to create the trophy hunting experience of a lifetime each and every time you visit.

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• Whitetail Deer Hunting
• Trophy Hog Hunting
• Exotic Hunting
• Hunting Packages
• Hunting Fees
• Accommodations
• Reservations
• Trophy Hunts

Whether planning an individual hunt or a corporate event, Buck Horn Ranch has the staff to make you hunt a success. Enjoy 100-mile views and 5-star accommodations on all of our hunting packages.

We provide trophy whitetail hunts to a limited number of clients. we take pride in giving our clients a high level of personal customer service and seek to create lifelong memories as opposed to just another trophy., hunting packages include the following:.

• Professional One on One Guide
• Hunt from our NEW Top of the Line Monster Deer Blinds
• Transportation to/from Field
• 5-star Lodging
• Gourmet Meals 
• Use of Gun Range (20 to 300-yard targets)
• Field Dressing and Cold Storage of Game
• Ranch Tours
• Trophy Bass Fishing (catch and release)
• Bow and Pistol hunting Available
• Non-Alcoholic Beverages, Refreshments, and Snacks
• Linens and Towels
• Private Full Bathroom in Bedrooms
• WIFI throughout lodge
• Pool Table, Poker Table, Air Hockey, Shuffle Board 
• Texas Sized Fire Pit
• Skeet Shooting

Packages DO NOT include:

• Hunting Licenses or Fees
• Gratuity or Tips for Guides
• Transportation to or from the Ranch
• Shipping harvested game

Book Your Hunt Today!

At the Buck Horn Ranch, we limit the number of amazing trophy whitetail hunts every year. Reserve your spot today and get a great experience and an amazing trophy.

OTHER INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR HUNT

• Non-hunting guests are $325/day.
• Non-hunting guests ages 4-15  are $135 per night for lodging.
• Payment Schedules: A deposit of 50% of the total fee is required to secure your reservation. Trophy fees will be paid prior to departure. The balance of package is due prior to departure if you kill or wound your trophy. Any animal hit by a bullet or arrow is considered a kill. Every reasonable attempt will be made to recover a wounded animal.
• Refund Policy: Deposits are non-refundable. If Customer finds someone to take their place on a trip, penalties may not apply. In the event you decide to cancel a trip they will have the option to transfer the deposit to a future available date in the following season; or we will work with you to try to re-book the trip with another party.  If we are able to rebook the trip, a 15% (of the total value of the trip) cancellation penalty will apply.
• Hunting Tags : MLD 3 Buck and Doe tags are furnished for whitetails
• Rifle to use :  Smallest caliber of rifle allowed for hunting is a .243
• Check in and out: Check-in is 1 PM the first day of your trip and check-out is 12 PM the last day.
• Mandatory rifle shoot in: Please arrive no later than 1:30 PM to sight your gun in and prepare for the evening’s hunt.

Welcome to Gopher Plantation

Hunting, lodging, and southern hospitality at its finest.

The Gopher Plantation is located in the Southeast near Millwood, Georgia and is comprised of over 10,000 acres. The plantation offers diverse topography that provides an optimum wildlife habitat. Intensive management has created an abundance of wildlife seldom available to the public. It creates a touch of heaven to the hunter after being micromanaged for over 40 years and being commercial and open to the public for 25 plus years.

The Plantation is home to a wide array of game species found throughout the habitat in pine plantations, oak ridges, Carolina bays, river flood plains, palmetto, and wiregrass ridges along the Satilla River and 17 Mile River. Arnold Bay, consisting of some 200 acres, is centrally located within the compound and provides an ideal habitat and refuge for wildlife. The Gopher Plantation crew plants over 200 acres of food plots a year to ensure optimum feed throughout the fall and winter months. The crew also conducts control burns on different tracts every year to optimize usable habitat for wildlife. If you are looking for a place to Deer, Hog, Quail, Turkey, or Waterfowl hunt you’ve found the right place.

What makes the property so appealing to wildlife is the Gopher Plantation is located between the Satilla River to the West and the 17 Mile River to the East. With miles upon miles of river frontage there is never a shortage of game. We are now running and offering deer hunts on over 8,000 acres. Hog hunts and turkey hunts are still conducted over the entire 10,000 private owned acres. The Planation boast 5 quail fields ranging in size up to approximately 50 acres on one hunting course. Turkey hunting is very limited and books out years in advance. There are 4 ponds located on the property that are ideal for fishing. Fishing is a great activity for non-hunters or corporate parties that are looking for different activities. At the Gopher Plantation we pride ourselves on being family and kid friendly and we’ll do everything in our power to ensure that everyone has a safe, fun, and successful adventure. 

Deer Hunting

With the multitude of deer stands situated on over 8,000 privately owned acres we commercially deer hunt of the total 10,000 acres we can cater to any deer hunter novice or experience.

Hog Hunting

We can cater to any hog hunter novice or experienced by offering spot and stalk preserve hunts, thermal hog hunting, and free-range hunting from stands.

Quail Hunting

If you are pursuing the thrill of watching well trained bird dogs point a hidden covey and have it rise, then you’ve found the right quail hunting destination.

Hunting Lodge

Our hunting lodge accommodations in Georgia feature multiple private lodging options perfect for large groups, corporate retreats, or the small family looking to spend quality time together.

Intensive Wildlife Management

Georgia hunting seasons (2022-2023).

Micromanaged for over 40 years 

Diverse topography 

Over 90 miles of private roads and trails 

Bed and breakfast 

Lodging constructed from materials in the late 1800s to retain the authenticity from that era 

Shooting range to zero rifle or pattern shotgun

Whitetail hunts are booked for the 2024-2025 season.

Whitetail Deer: ​

Archery: September 9th through October 13th

Black Powder: October 14th through October 20th

Rifle: October 21st through January 14th

Turkey: (booked years out) March 30th through May 15th

Bobwhite Quail: December 1st through March 31st

Hog: All year 

We are currently booking quail and hog hunts.

Bushy Creek Whitetail Outfitters

Indiana whitetail outfitters, affordable whitetail hunts.

Affordable Whitetail Hunts start with Bushy Creek ! Everyone is price conscious to some degree these days. We can’t say as we blame you. We understand. No one like to waste money. So Bushy Creek has put together a package to make your dreams of whitetail hunting more affordable.

First, take a look at our prices. $1550 for 5 FULL days of hunting is pretty affordable to start. But it doesn’t end there.  No sir !

We are going to purchase your non resident Indiana license and either sex deer tag and give it to you absolutely for free when you purchase one of our trophy whitetail hunting packages.

But we’re not through yet!

If you want to bring along a youth hunter who can hunt on a youth license, we’ll let him come along with you for free.  You provide the license, we’ll provide him 5 full days of hunting for free.  And if the youngster takes a deer or multiple deer, it doesn’t affect the number of deer the adult hunter can take.  And we’ll feed that youngster as well !  And you know how much kids these days can eat !

Just take a look at the faces on these happy youngsters !  You want to get your child’s attention away from their cell phone for a few days and get them back in the real world?  Take them deer hunting and let them harvest themselves a deer !

But we’re not done yet.  If you get three of your buddies to book with you as a group, we’ll knock off $100.00 from the cost of all four packages.  That’s a $400.00 discount for the group !

Nothing better than hunting with a group of your buddies !

And we’re going to feed and house you, and each member of your group of hunters beginning with dinner the day you arrive, then three square meals for the next five days, then breakfast on the morning you leave after your hunt is finished,  because we don’t want you getting hungry on the road.  And we don’t want you leaving the night after you come in from hunting.  Tired and possibly sleepy and having to find a place to stay late at night.  Nope !  We want you well rested and well fed for your trip back home.

Now think about how much you would spend on groceries if you were at home.  That’s 17 meals.  17 meals that you didn’t have to pay for.

So yes, we think we have some of the most affordable trophy hunting in the entire Midwest.  And we’ve got the prices and we’ve got the deer to back that up !

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8 Affordable Hunting Trips for the Budget-Minded Hunter

Many people think that you need big-time money to go on a big game hunting trip. While money can certainly buy you some exciting hunting experiences, you don’t need to break the bank in order to have a great time hunting. Check out our list of affordable hunting trips so that you can find how to have a great time hunting on a budget!

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Hunt Elk in Idaho

Hunt whitetail deer in kansas, hunt antelope in wyoming, hunt turkey in nebraska, moose in alaska, south dakota mule deer, hogs in texas, black bear in idaho, make sure you’re fully equipped for your big hunt.

Idaho may not be the first state that many hunters think of when they think of elk habitats, but there are plenty of good bulls that call Idaho home. Plus, the state provides over-the-counter tags at a first-come, first-serve basis , meaning that anyone has the opportunity to score an elk tag.

In order to find land to hunt elk in Idaho, you want to search in grasses and agriculture fields. There’s a plethora of natural forests, state forests (which are public), and private lands that are a part of the Access Yes! Program . If you have a GPS and a general bearing of your surroundings, you should be able to track down a bull, stalk him and get your chance at a kill.

Why It Made the List

The main reason that Idaho elk hunting made the list is the fact that you can primitively camp in most national forests at no cost. This saves you a good amount of money on lodging, meaning you can save most of your money on the tag, license, and permit (around $600 total), food, fuel, and more.

Price: Less than $1,500

Many hunters have heard the lore of the giant whitetail deer that roam in Kansas — and the stories are true. The entire state is littered with trophy deer, and although the price of a tag is pretty expensive (near $450), the rest of the trip is incredibly affordable, which makes it a great option for anyone looking for one of the best hunting trips on a budget.

The state of Kansas is broken up into four different regions for deer hunting, and the tags are all available through a drawing process. Once you get your tag, there are plenty of options for how you hunt. Depending on your budget, you can cut costs by camping in a tent or an RV, or if you have a little bit of wiggle room, you can stay in hunting lodges or motels. Do your research and find a method that works best for you to get a cheap hunting trip put together!

Price: $500 – $1,000

Have you always wanted to try out hunting antelope in the United States? Wyoming provides you with plenty of opportunities to hunt down some speed goats without breaking the bank.

Wyoming is filled with state land and walk-in areas that you can hunt in. However, you’ll want to accumulate some preference points before you try for a tag since the tags can go pretty quickly. If you aren’t able to get a tag, there are leftover tags available, which will have less public land and less trophy potential, but still a good amount of antelope.

Wyoming is filled with different opportunities for you to hunt antelope at an affordable rate. You can find lodging at a campground for less than $25 per night, and if you prepare correctly (pack food ahead of time) and cut corners, you should be able to tag an antelope for a great price.

Price: $1,000 – $1,250

When it comes to getting a lot of game for your dollar, it’s hard to beat a turkey hunt in Nebraska. In the spring, you are allowed up to three birds per season, and a single turkey permit costs a little over $100. Plus, with modern-day technology and smartphones, you can purchase extra permits on your phone, meaning that you can hypothetically get all three turkeys in the same day for less than $350.

If you’re looking for a cheap bow hunt, you’re not going to find many hunts that are more budget-friendly than a Nebraska turkey hunt. Once you’ve got your permits and your bow, the rest of the expenses are minimal. Most turkey hunting can be done on public land, and the state of Nebraska is relatively cheap in terms of lodging. As long as you don’t have to travel too far to get there, it’s an incredibly affordable trip to take.

Price: Less than $500

Many people would assume that any moose hunt would cost well over $3,000 — and when you mention that it’s in Alaska, you would think that it would cost $5,000+. While a tag and license do cost close to $1,000, if you’re willing to put a little bit of work in and walk for a ways, you can swing an entire moose hunt for closer to $2,000, which is a pretty cheap big game hunt.

Obviously, one of the most expensive parts of this hunt will be getting to Alaska. But, once you make it there, you’ll have to put some work in. Lace-up your boots and be prepared to stalk some moose — especially if you are looking for a bigger one.

Price: Around $2,000

Not only is there an abundance of mule deer in South Dakota, but there’s also an abundance in public land, and with reliable populations and relatively light hunting pressure, there are plenty of opportunities for you to get a mule deer without breaking the bank.

A deer license in South Dakota costs just south of $300, but once that’s been paid, you can be generally flexible with the rest of your expenses depending on how comfortable you want to be in your hunt. If you’re hunting near the national forests, you can find lodging for around $60/night. Take some time to do some planning and figure out when and where you want to go for your hunt.

Price: $1,400 – $1,600

Texas is a state unlike any other, so it’s only right that they have a hunting experience that’s completely unique. Not only can you hunt feral hogs in Texas, but you can do so at any time of the year and without a bag limit. Just purchase Item 157 (their “non-resident 5-day special hunting license) for a little less than $50 and you can hunt throughout the week!

There are some public hunting lands that you can utilize, but for the price, your best bet is to work through an outfitter and get put in a position to succeed. With such a low overhead cost and the affordable price of a license, spend the extra money on a good outfitter and make it the most productive week possible!

Price: $500 – $1000

A bear hunt may seem to be the pinnacle of pricey, but it doesn’t have to be! If you’re looking to hunt black bears in the Rocky Mountains, you can do so for a reasonable rate in Idaho from late spring to early summer.

If you want to keep the hunt under $2,000, you’ll have to go without a guide. Thankfully, there are plenty of tags available over the counter in Idaho, and some places even allow you to take two bears. Take to the national forest land and prepare to do some spotting and stalking for a while, but if you are patient, you should get the opportunity to find a nice bear.

Price: $1,500 – $2,000

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Planning and Executing Successful DIY Deer Hunts With Jeremy Aron and Daniel Lemmon of Do It Yourself Hunter NDA's Deer Season 365

On this week's Deer Season 365 podcast episode, we talk with Jeremy Aron and Daniel Lemmon of the Do It Yourself Hunter YouTube channel all about how they plan and execute their DIY hunting trips to consistently find success. We cover everything from choosing the state and tract of land, digital and boots-on-the-ground scouting, to the actual hunting process. If you're a DIY deer hunter, you'll definitely enjoy this one!   Episode Sponsor: Redneck Blinds   Important Links: Subscribe to the Do It Yourself Hunter YouTube channel Do It Yourself Hunter Facebook page Follow Brian Grossman on Instagram Sign up for NDA’s free weekly e-newsletter Subscribe to the Podcast on: Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify iHeartRadio Stitcher About the National Deer Association The National Deer Association (NDA) is a non-profit deer conservation group that works to ensure the future of wild deer, wildlife habitat and hunting. Thank you for subscribing to our podcast! Support NDA’s mission by becoming a member today.

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Man killed in Pisgah hunting accident was valedictorian, dedicated to family, church

Ethan Hahn took a day off from work to spend time outdoors with his father, Mark Hahn. The father and son, of Hildebran in Burke County, went hunting in Pisgah National Forest on the opening day of rifle hunting for deer.

Mark Hahn told the Citizen Times Nov. 21 that the two hunted occasionally. Ethan was an avid outdoorsman, and by Mark’s description, a model son.

Ethan’s gun accidentally discharged while he and his father were hiking through the woods, according to the incident report. He shot himself in the upper right arm.

Mark Hahn wasn’t sure exactly what happened. He rushed back to find Ethan on a steep hill. There were leaves on the ground, which Hahn conjectured made the ground slick.

Mark Hahn called 911 , rendered first aid and administered CPR until Burke County Sheriff’s Department officers arrived. They were about a quarter-mile from the road, according to North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission Officer E.T. Burkhalter, who was at the scene after the incident.

Ethan Hahn died in the forest Nov. 20. He was 24 years old.

Straight-A student, deeply religious

Ethan was a talented student. He graduated in 2017 as the valedictorian of East Burke High School and went on to excel at Appalachian State University in Boone, where he studied computer science. Both of his parents, Mark and his mother Holly, had also attended the university. Ethan's sister, Kaylee, is attending ASU's Hickory campus.

Ethan earned straight As in college, except for one A-minus, Mark said. That blemish festered with him so much that he retook the class and earned an A.

His father said that Ethan was religious and deeply dedicated to his church, East Valdese Baptist. Ethan recently wrote a devotional, writing about how he struggled with mixed emotions he experienced during the Christmas season. He found direction in the bible, which he just finished reading, cover to cover.

“This season as Anger, Sadness, Disgust, and Fear compete for control in our minds, I encourage you to quell them with the trust,” Ethan wrote. “Because during Christmas, it’s Joy’s turn.”

He wanted to travel across the country, spreading his faith, Mark Hahn said.

Ethan was working remotely for a Boone-based software company, and living with his parents. Before he died, Ethan and his father ate all three meals together, every day, Mark said.

“We take comfort knowing that he’s with our lord,” Mark said. “We miss him dearly.”

The family had not yet made arrangements for Ethan’s funeral when the Citizen Times spoke with them.

Burke County Sheriff’s Department is currently leading the investigation, according to Burkhalter.

Hunter lost: Bear hunter lost in Pisgah National Forest for over 12 hours airlifted to Mission

From the beginning of the year through the end of October 2023, there have been eight hunting incidents in North Carolina, according to data provided by wildlife commission spokesperson Anna Gurney. Hunting incidents qualify as an injury too severe for first aid and that occurred during hunting activities. Three of those incidents have resulted in fatalities.

Gurney did not immediately know how many of the hunting incidents occurred in Western North Carolina.

Deer hunting season with guns began Nov. 20 and will last until Dec. 9 for Western North Carolina. Wildlife officials urge all forest users ― hunters, hikers, mountain bikers and others ― to wear brightly colored clothing for added safety during hunting season.

Rules for firearm safety

• Always point a firearm in a safe direction. 
• Treat every firearm as if it were loaded. Never assume a firearm is unloaded.
• Use binoculars, rather than a rifle scope, to identify the target.
• Keep your finger out of the trigger guard and off the trigger until ready to shoot.
• Be sure of your target­, as well as what’s in front of and behind it.

Gun safety: Deer hunting with gun season has started in WNC: What to know to be safe in the woods

More: Chronic wasting disease detected in NC deer: what hunters need to know

Burkhalter told the Citizen Times that hunters should keep the safety on the firearm until the gun is pointed and aimed at the target. Hunters should lay the firearm down anytime hunters make an unnatural body movement, he said.

“Things can happen with a firearm that you don’t think could happen, but they can,” Burkhalter said, urging safety for hunters.

Mitchell Black covers Buncombe County and health care for the Citizen Times. Email him at [email protected] or follow him on Twitter @MitchABlack.   Please help support local journalism with a  subscription  to the Citizen Times.

Pennsylvania sets limits, modifications to 2024-25 hunting season

H ARRISBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) — The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners announced modifications and bagging limits for the 2024-25 hunting season.

In addition to bagging limits and modifications, the Game Commission announced earlier this week a change in antlerless deer license sales that they say will guarantee one for most hunters without waiting in line.

Modifications for the 2024-25 seasons include :

• For black bear, the October muzzleloader season will be shortened to three days to reduce harvest rates on female bears and thereby promote stabilization of the bear population.
• In Wildlife Management Units 4A, 4D and 5A, an extended firearms season for antlerless deer will be held from Jan. 2 to Jan. 20, running concurrently with the final two weeks of the flintlock and late archery seasons within those WMUs. Chronic Wasting Disease is present in these WMUs and extended seasons are being offered to help meet deer harvest goals there.
• Mentored hunters of all ages will be eligible to hunt in the early October pheasant season segment, known best as the Junior Hunt.
• For wild turkey, fall season length will be increased in 11 Wildlife Management Units (WMUs) and WMU 5A, which was previously closed to fall hunting, will be opened for a three-day season. Season length will be reduced in WMUs 3D and 4C.
• For furbearers, WMU 2D will be opened to bobcat hunting and trapping. Also, the fisher trapping season will be increased by one week in all WMUs open to fisher harvest. This will allow concurrent fisher and bobcat trapping seasons.
• If pheasant hunting within the Central Susquehanna Wild Pheasant Recovery Area (WPRA) is opened again, it will be open to all hunters. Potential season dates and bag limits will be determined later this year, following data collection within the WPRA.

The Game Commission also announced 1,186,000 antlerless deer licenses will be allocated statewide for 2024-25, which is up from the 1,095,000 licenses allocated for 2023-24.

Final 2024-25 hunting seasons and bag limits

SQUIRRELS, Red, Gray, Black and Fox (Combined):   Special season for eligible junior hunters, with or without required license  –  Sept. 14-28 (6 daily, 18 in possession limit after first day).

SQUIRRELS, Red, Gray, Black and Fox (Combined):  Sept. 14-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-29; Dec. 16-24 and Dec. 26-Feb. 28, 2025 (6 daily, 18 possession).

RUFFED GROUSE:  Oct. 19-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-29 and Dec. 16-24 (2 daily, 6 possession).

RABBIT (Cottontail):  Special season for eligible junior hunters, with or without required license  –  Oct. 5-19 (4 daily, 12 possession).

RABBIT (Cottontail):  Oct. 19-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-29; Dec. 16-24 and Dec. 26-Feb. 28, 2025 (4 daily, 12 possession).

PHEASANT:  Special season for eligible junior hunters, with or without required license, and all mentored hunters, regardless of age  –  Oct. 12-19 (2 daily, 6 in possession). Male and female pheasants may be taken in all WMUs. There is no open season for taking pheasants in Wild Pheasant Recovery Areas, except as authorized by executive order.

PHEASANT:  Oct. 26-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-29; Dec. 16-24 and Dec. 26-Feb. 28, 2025 (2 daily, 6 in possession). Male and female pheasants may be taken in all WMUs. There is no open season for taking pheasants in Wild Pheasant Recovery Areas, except as authorized by executive order.

BOBWHITE QUAIL:  Sept. 2-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-29; Dec. 16-24 and Dec. 26-March 31, 2025. No limit. There is no open season for the taking of bobwhite quail in the Letterkenny Army Depot Bobwhite Quail Recovery Area.

HARES (SNOWSHOE RABBITS) OR VARYING HARES:  Dec. 26-Jan. 1, 2025, statewide (1 daily, 3 possession).

WOODCHUCK (GROUNDHOG):  July 1-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-29 and Dec. 16-June 30, 2025. No limit.

CROW:  Aug. 22-March 23, 2025, on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday only. No limit.

STARLING AND ENGLISH SPARROW:  No closed season, except during the regular firearms deer season. No limit.

WILD TURKEY (Male or Female): WMUs 1A, 2G, 3A, 4A, 4B and 4D  – Nov. 2-16;  WMUs 1B, 3D, 4C and 4E  – Nov. 2-9;  WMUs 2A, 2F, 3B and 3C  – Nov. 2-16 and Nov. 27-29;  WMUs 2B, 2C, 2D and 2E  – Nov. 2-22 and Nov. 27-29;  WMUs 5A and 5B –  Nov. 2-5;  WMUs 5C and 5D  – CLOSED TO FALL TURKEY HUNTING.

SPRING GOBBLER (Bearded bird only):  Special season for eligible junior hunters, with required license, and mentored hunters 16 and under  – April 26, 2025. Only 1 spring gobbler may be taken during this hunt. Hunting hours end at noon.

SPRING GOBBLER (Bearded bird only):  May 3-31, 2025. Daily limit 1, season limit 2. (Second spring gobbler may be only taken by persons who possess a valid special wild turkey license.) From May 3-17, legal hunting hours are one-half hour before sunrise until noon; from May 19-31, legal hunting hours are one-half hour before sunrise until one-half hour after sunset.

BLACK BEAR, ARCHERY (WMUs 2B, 5C and 5D):  Sept. 21-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24 and Nov. 25-29. Only 1 bear may be taken during the license year.

BLACK BEAR, ARCHERY (WMU 5B):  Oct. 5 – Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17 and Nov. 18-22. Only 1 bear may be taken during the license year.

BLACK BEAR, ARCHERY (WMUs 1A, 1B, 2A, 2C, 2D, 2E, 2F, 2G, 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D, 4E and 5A):  Oct. 19-Nov. 9. Only 1 bear may be taken during the license year.

BLACK BEAR, MUZZLELOADER (Statewide):  Oct. 24-26. Only 1 bear may be taken during the license year.

BLACK BEAR, SPECIAL FIREARMS (Statewide):  Oct. 24-26, Junior and Senior License Holders, Disabled Person Permit (to use a vehicle) Holders, and Pennsylvania residents serving on active duty in U.S. Armed Services or in the U.S. Coast Guard only. Also included are persons who have reached or will reach their 65th birthday in the year of the application for a license and hold a valid adult license, or qualify for license and fee exemptions under section 2706. Only 1 bear may be taken during the license year.

BLACK BEAR (Statewide):  Nov. 23; Sunday, Nov. 24; and Nov. 25-26. Only 1 bear may be taken during the license year.

BLACK BEAR (WMUs 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 4C, 4E and 5A):  Nov. 30; Sunday, Dec. 1 and Dec. 2-Dec. 7. Only 1 bear may be taken during the license year.

BLACK BEAR (WMUs 2B, 5B, 5C and 5D):  Nov. 30; Sunday, Dec. 1 and Dec. 2-14. Only 1 bear may be taken during the license year.

ELK, ARCHERY (Antlered or Antlerless):  Sept. 14-28. Only one elk may be taken during the license year.

ELK (Antlered or Antlerless):  Nov. 4-9. Only one elk may be taken during the license year.

ELK, LATE (Antlered or Antlerless):  Dec. 28-Jan. 4, 2025. Only one elk may be taken during the license year.

DEER, ARCHERY (Antlered and Antlerless) WMUs 2B, 5C and 5D:  Sept. 21-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-29 and Dec. 26-Jan. 25, 2025. One antlerless deer with each required antlerless license or permit. One antlered deer per hunting license year.

DEER, ARCHERY (Antlered and Antlerless) Statewide:  Oct. 5  – Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-22 and Dec. 26-Jan. 20, 2025. One antlered deer per hunting license year. One antlerless deer with each required antlerless license or permit.

DEER, ANTLERLESS MUZZLELOADER (Statewide):  Oct. 19-26. An antlerless deer with each required antlerless license or permit.

DEER, ANTLERLESS SPECIAL FIREARMS (Statewide):  Oct. 24-26. Junior and Senior License Holders, Mentored Youth Permit Holders, Disabled Person Permit (to use a vehicle) Holders, and Pennsylvania residents serving on active duty in U.S. Armed Services or in the U.S. Coast Guard only, with required antlerless license. Also included are persons who have reached or will reach their 65th birthday in the year of the application for a license and hold a valid adult license, or qualify for license and fee exemptions under section 2706. One antlerless deer with each required antlerless license or permit.

DEER, REGULAR FIREARMS (Antlered and Antlerless) Statewide:  Nov. 30; Sunday, Dec. 1 and Dec. 2-14. One antlered deer per hunting license year. An antlerless deer with each required antlerless license or permit.

DEER, ANTLERED OR ANTLERLESS FLINTLOCK (Statewide):  Dec. 26-Jan. 20, 2025. One antlered deer per hunting license year. One antlerless deer may be taken with a general license antlered deer harvest tag, and an antlerless deer with each required antlerless license or permit.

DEER, ANTLERED OR ANTLERLESS FLINTLOCK (WMUs 2B, 5C and 5D):  Dec. 26-Jan. 25, 2025. One antlered deer per hunting license year. One antlerless deer may be taken with a general license antlered deer harvest tag, and an antlerless deer with each required antlerless license or permit.

DEER, ANTLERLESS EXTENDED REGULAR FIREARMS (WMUs 2B, 5C and 5D):  Dec. 26-Jan. 25, 2025. An antlerless deer with each required antlerless license or permit.

DEER, ANTLERLESS EXTENDED REGULAR FIREARMS (WMUs 4A, 4D, and 5A):  Jan. 2, 2025-Jan. 20, 2025. An antlerless deer with each required antlerless license or permit.

DEER, ANTLERLESS (Military Bases):  Hunting permitted on days established by the U.S. Department of the Army at Letterkenny Army Depot, Franklin County; New Cumberland Army Depot, York County; and Fort Detrick, Raven Rock Site, Adams County. An antlerless deer with each required antlerless license or permit.

Final 2024-25 furbearer hunting seasons

COYOTE:  No closed season. No limit. Outside of any big game season (deer, bear, elk and turkey), coyotes may be taken with a hunting license or a furtaker license, and without wearing orange. During any big game season, coyotes may be taken while lawfully hunting big game or with a furtaker license.

FOX:  Oct. 26-Feb. 22, 2025. No limit. Sunday hunting permitted.

RACCOON:  Oct. 26-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-30; Sunday, Dec. 1 and Dec. 2-Feb. 22, 2025. No limit.

OPOSSUM, STRIPED SKUNK and WEASEL:  No closed season, except during the firearms deer season. No Sunday hunting with the exceptions of Nov. 17, Nov. 24 and Dec. 1. No limits.

BOBCAT (WMUs 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E, 2F, 2G, 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D and 4E):  Jan. 11-Feb. 5, 2025. One bobcat per license year. Licensed furtakers may obtain one permit each.

PORCUPINE:  Oct. 12-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-29; Dec. 16-24 and Dec. 26-Feb. 1, 2025. (3 daily, season limit of 10).

Final 2024-25 trapping seasons

FINAL 2024-25 TRAPPING SEASONS

MINK and MUSKRAT:  Nov. 23-Jan. 12, 2025. No limits.

COYOTE, FOX, OPOSSUM, RACCOON, STRIPED SKUNK and WEASEL:  Oct. 26-Feb. 23, 2025. No limits.

COYOTE and FOX, CABLE RESTRAINTS (Statewide):  Dec. 26-Feb. 23, 2025. No limits. Participants must pass cable restraint certification course.

BEAVER (Statewide):  Dec. 21-March 31, 2025 (Limits vary depending on WMU).

BOBCAT (WMUs 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E, 2F, 2G, 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D and 4E):  Dec. 21-Jan. 12, 2025. One bobcat per license year. Licensed furtakers may obtain one permit each.

FISHER (WMUs 1B, 2C, 2D, 2E, 2F, 2G, 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D and 4E):  Dec. 21-Jan. 12, 2025. One fisher per license year. Licensed furtakers may obtain one permit each.

RIVER OTTER (WMUs 1A, 1B, 2F, 3B, 3C, 3D and 4E):  Feb. 15-22, 2025. One river otter per license year. Licensed furtakers may obtain one permit each.

Final 2024-25 falconry seasons :

SQUIRRELS (combined) : Sept. 2-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-30; Sunday, Dec. 1 and Dec. 2-March 31, 2025 (6 daily, 18 possession).

BOBWHITE QUAIL  Sept. 2-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-30; Sunday, Dec. 1 and Dec. 2-March 31, 2025 (No limit).

RUFFED GROUSE  Sept. 2-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-30; Sunday, Dec. 1 and Dec. 2-March 31, 2025 (2 daily, 6 possession).

COTTONTAIL RABBIT  Sept. 2-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-30; Sunday, Dec. 1 and Dec. 2-March 31, 2025 (4 daily, 12 possession).

SNOWSHOE OR VARYING HARES  Sept. 2-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-30; Sunday, Dec. 1 and Dec. 2-March 31, 2025 (1 daily, 3 possession).

PHEASANT (Male or Female combined):  Sept. 2-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-30; Sunday, Dec. 1 and Dec. 2-March 31, 2025 (2 daily, 6 possession).

MINK, MUSKRAT, FOX, OPOSSUM, RACCOON, STRIPED SKUNK and WEASEL  Sept. 2-Nov. 16; Sunday, Nov. 17; Nov. 18-23; Sunday, Nov. 24; Nov. 25-30; Sunday, Dec. 1 and Dec. 2-March 31, 2025 (No limits).

Furthermore, there’s no hunting on Sundays except for Nov. 17, 24 and Dec. 1.

Once again in 2024, the first day of Buck will be the Saturday after Thanksgiving instead of the Monday after.

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Ohio's hunting and trapping dates for the 2024-25 seasons have been finalized

Hunting and trapping dates for the Ohio 2024-25 seasons of white-tailed deer, migratory birds, small game and furbearers have been finalized.

Members of the Ohio Wildlife Council approved those season dates April 10, according to a news release provided by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

Several changes will go into effect next season − hunters should always refer to the Ohio Hunting and Trapping Regulations to ensure they are compliant.

Ohio deer hunting seasons for 2024-25

Deer season dates will remain similar to previous years.

Hunters may only harvest one antlered deer in Ohio throughout the season, regardless of how or where it is taken.

Hunting hours will remain 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset.

Deer seasons statewide will have the following dates:

• Deer archery: Sept. 28-Feb. 2
• Youth deer gun: Nov. 16-17
• Deer gun: Dec. 2-Dec. 8 and Dec. 21-22
• Deer muzzleloader: Jan. 4-7

Deer bag limits will increase from two deer to three for hunters in six counties: Butler, Clinton, Fayette, Greene, Madison and Pickaway.

"Deer management permits have been extended and are valid until Dec. 22, 2024, the last day of the bonus deer gun hunting weekend," the news release reads. "The permit is now available for use during the weeklong and bonus deer gun hunting weekend."

Ohio is expanding its Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) disease surveillance area of Hardin, Marion and Wyandot counties to include Auglaize and Jackson townships in Allen County.

"A CWD-positive deer was discovered in Allen County in 2023," the news release reads.

Hunters in the disease surveillance area have an expanded archery season of Sept. 14-Feb. 2, as well as an extra gun season running Oct. 12-14.

"Hunters within the disease surveillance area are required to submit samples for testing during the first two days of the early disease surveillance area gun season (Oct. 12-13) and the first two days of the weeklong deer gun season (Dec. 2-3)," the news release reads. "The Division of Wildlife will continue to offer voluntary testing drop-off locations and monitor for CWD within and around the disease surveillance area."

Other hunting seasons in Ohio for next year

The fall wild turkey hunting season will be open in 70 counties Oct. 1-27. The season limit will be one bird.

Spring 2025 wild turkey seasons will be announced later.

Ruffed grouse hunting season will run Nov. 1-Dec. 1 in 17 southern and eastern counties: Adams, Athens, Belmont, Gallia, Guernsey, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Muskingum, Noble, Pike, Ross, Scioto, Vinton and Washington. The daily limit will be one bird.The state's river otter trapping zones were renamed. The river otter season limit is three, with no more than one coming from Zone B. Zone A (formerly Zone C) is comprised of 22 eastern counties. A zone map will be available in the 2024-25 regulations.

Waterfowl hunting seasons also were approved. The second split of duck, coot and merganser hunting dates are one week later than last season in the north zone and Lake Erie marsh zone. The north zone duck, coot and merganser hunting season are open Oct. 19-27, then again Nov. 16-Jan. 5. The Lake Erie marsh zone duck, coot and merganser hunting season dates are Oct. 12-27, then again Nov. 9-Dec. 22. Goose and Brant hunting season dates were approved in the Lake Erie marsh zone for Oct. 12-27, then again Nov. 16-Feb. 3. The youth and military waterfowl hunting weekend will be Sept. 28-29. A complete list of hunting and trapping seasons dates for 2024-25 is available at wildohio.gov .

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