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South Dakota Pheasant & Deer Hunting Guides, Outfitters,
Lodges, Ranches
South Dakota offers an array of hunting
including
Pheasant, Duck and Goose (waterfowl),
Whitetail
Deer, Turkey, Antelope, Coyote and even
Prairie Dog!
Request free info from our Pro Guides on hunting services and
fees, along with South Dakota hunting licenses, season dates and
regulations.
South Dakota Hunting Guides & Outfitters:
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Granite Springs
Bird
Down Lodge
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Maple
River Pheasant Hunts
Little River Pheasant Hunts
Jim River Ranch*
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Contact: Brennan Yeo
Phone:
605-239-4404 or cell 605-999-0463 - Contact us today for
last-minute hunt availability! Location:
Eastern South Dakota, 15 miles from Mitchell and Cabelas.
Offering: Full Service or Self-Guided Upland Bird & Pheasant Hunting. Every day at
Granite Springs is like opening day anywhere else. Our Pheasant and
Chuckar Partridge hunting combined with Rainbow Trout fishing on over
12,000 acres of CRP grasslands, food plots and our private lake allow us
to make the memories of a lifetime for you, or to bring back the hunting
excitement of your youth. We like to hunt in small groups of 6-8 hunters
over our professionally trained dogs, or bring your own dog if you wish.
The day can be paced as fast or leisurely as you wish because our
experienced staff members will ensure a carefree hunt as we handle the
details and you do the shooting. Noteworthy hunting, fantastic food,
good friends plus finishing each day by the fire place looking out over
the lake are what await you here at Granite Springs.
Accommodations: You will enjoy our comfortable lodge
built for hunters with 13 separate bedrooms and baths, lounge, bar, and
patios overlooking a private lake. Or perhaps you'd like the Roost a
secluded cabin on it's own hunting ground. Granite Springs can offer a
full range of lodging. Plus our clays range and fishing spots are all
within 400 yards of your room. Meals are served buffet style and
prepared by our professional chef who is not interested in counting
calories.
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Contact: Jeremy Hoffman - native
to the area and experienced in 'putting you on the birds!'
Phone:
605-281-1231
Location: Bowdle, South Dakota, North-Central SD, on the
Missouri River, near Lake Oahe.
Offering: All inclusive first-class guided Pheasant
Hunting. We
will gladly customize a hunting package for you or your group.
Our dogs are available, or you can bring your own. Contact us for
testimonials of our clients.
Accommodations: Choose our affordable single-day hunt or
a 3-day/4-night package that includes comfortable lodging,
experienced guides and dogs, shotgun shells, delicious meals,
transportation. We can accommodate up to 12 hunters in our
lodge.
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Contact: John & Cathi Jensen
Phone:
605-329-2790 or 507-271-2474 Location:
Northeastern South Dakota, Brown County, the town of Frederick Offering: Pheasants,
Sharp Tail Grouse - Guided or semi-guided pheasant hunts using your dogs,
our dogs or both. Acres of habitat to hunt; CRP, food plots, sloughs,
treelines, cattails. Located in Brown County, which has some of the
highest pheasant counts in all of South Dakota.
Accommodations:
Private 3 BR home
available in Frederick, sleeps up to 10, fenced yard, outdoor kennels,
kitchen, laundry and bird cleaning area. Field lunch and beverages
provided on hunting day. Restaurant/bar in Frederick, restaurants and
motels available in Ellendale ND (15 miles) or Aberdeen SD (25 miles).
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Contact: Dave
***ACTIVE MILITARY - 20% OFF***
Phone: 605-395-7799
Location: We have over 2000 private acres
in north-east South Dakota in Brown County near
Stratford, SD (11 miles South of Aberdeen, SD). Hunting is easily
accessible from Aberdeen, Souix Falls, Watertown, and Webster.
Offering: We specialize in Pheasant
Hunting, but also offer free predator hunting, free Whitetail Deer and
Special March-April Spring Snow Goose hunting. All of out hunts are Free
Combo Hunts. We will do our best to accommodate any situation or
different options you may require in a hunt. Our Regular Pheasant
Hunting Package includes experienced guides, 4 nights lodging, 5
pheasant per day (extra birds $20 ea), 3 days of hunting, 3 meals per
day, transportation to and from the airport and to town regardless if
it's day or night. You will be accompanied by the finest Shorthairs
around, or you may bring your own dogs. $1250 + tax and license.
Contact us for info on our current specials!
Accommodations: We have every comfort of
home awaiting you when you arrive at Little River Pheasant Hunts in
South Dakota. We can comfortable accommodate for up to 40 hunters. The
Pheasant Hunting Lodge is fully accessible for handicapped hunters. All
Inclusive Hunt including-meals, lodging, pickup to and from the airport,
transportation to town for any reason, FREE trap range (shells not
included), guides, dogs and chef!! Non-hunting guests are welcome.
Camper hook-ups available. Free WiFi Internet. Big screen TV with Direct
TV and Laser Shot Shooting Game, Small fee for Pheasant cleaning and
free freezer space included. Also, ask about our started and
finished German Shorthair Hunting Dogs for sale!
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Contact: Jesse Wright
Phone: 603-765-8494 Location:
Redfield, SD on the James River: The Pheasant Capital of the
World!
Offering: Primarily pheasant hunting, but wild hunts for
Sharptail Grouse, Prairie Chicken, Waterfowl and Whitetail Deer can be
provided. Our facilities and hunt are simply second to none,
without the big price tag! While wild pheasant hunting is our primary
focus, South Dakota is a hunting and fishing paradise and we can put
together packages that include wild sharp-tail grouse and prairie
chicken, predator and waterfowl hunts as well as fishing outings. Please
contact us and let us help you plan an unforgettable trip to South
Dakota!
Accommodations: Following one of the best days of pheasant
hunting of your life, you’ll relax at the lodge, and if you choose,
enjoy your favorite cocktail and one of the best cigars available on
earth. Country style, home cooked dinners will be served each evening,
followed by relaxing by the fireplace, big screen TV or in the
recreation room. Enjoy the hot tub before retiring to your room. Both
wireless and cable internet access is provided throughout the lodge, and
in each of the six guest rooms. The guest rooms can be arranged any way
that you would like, singles or doubles. The lodge also features five
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SOUTH
DAKOTA HUNTING:
Hunting is a year-round sport in South Dakota. Hunters have access to nearly 4.5
million acres of public land. Upland game, waterfowl, small game and big game
dominate the fall hunting seasons. Predator hunting fills the winter months,
spring brings turkey hunting, and prairie dog hunting consumes the summer. The Black Hills, which reach an elevation of more than 7,000
feet, provide good deer hunting opportunities. Thick stands of
ponderosa pine, white spruce, aspen and bur oak cover the land.
The terrain varies from rolling hills and prairies to high
mountains, rimrock and deep gorges. For the deer hunter who
wants a mountain hunting experience without having to hire a
guide or plan a hunt years in advance, this is one of the best
places to go. The hunting unit stretches 100 miles from north to
south and 40 miles east to west. It covers 2.3 million acres.
More than 80 percent is open to public hunting. Whitetails make
up about 75 percent of the deer herd and mule deer the other 25
percent. Road access to the area is good. Almost any good
hunting area can be reached by pickup truck. South Dakota's
state bird, the ringneck pheasant, is the most sought after game
in South Dakota. Pheasant season traditionally opens the third
Saturday in October and runs through the middle of December.
Nonresident licenses are good for two, five-day periods and may
be purchased at agents throughout the state. The grasslands of
central and western South Dakota are home to two species of
prairie grouse, the sharptail grouse and prairie chicken. Under
the state's regulations, the two birds can be hunted as prairie
grouse, without having to differentiate the species. Grouse
season traditionally opens the third Saturday in September, and
runs through the middle of December. The same license for
pheasants is valid for grouse. Populations of many different
waterfowl species migrate through South Dakota each fall.
Waterfowl applications for the fall become available in early
June with a mid-July deadline. The number of nonresident
licenses is limited. The first seasons normally open in early
October, and the last goose season closes in late December. The
state's West River prairie lands are characterized by rolling
hills cut west-to-east by flowing rivers. The area is open to
nonresident hunters on a limited lottery basis (about 1,600
licenses). Most deer hunting is done on private land--permission
is required. The deer herd consists of both whitetails and mule
deer. Overall hunter success is about 70 percent. Applications
are available in late June. Depending on the unit, both one-tag
and two-tag licenses may be available. Nonresident deer hunting
opportunity is very limited in the eastern half of the state.
Nonresidents must wait until the third drawing before they can
apply for licenses. By that time most units are filled,
especially those in the eastern half of East River. Applications
become available the first part of August with a nonresident
deadline in mid-October.
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