Whitetail hunting in Northwest Missouri gives you an opportunity to harvest one of the true North American trophy big game animals. With over 2,200 acres of private hunting lands ranging from dense hardwood forests, open tree lined pastures to river bottom row crop farms we are able to tailor a hunt to your wishes. Our archery and rifle hunts are during the prime Whitetail rut season increasing your chances for taking that trophy buck. Fall rut hunting is done primarily out of tree stands, box tower blinds or ground blinds.
If strapping yourself in 20 feet over a trail deep in the hardwoods rattling and grunting the early rut monster in is what you want or walking up the stairs of a tower blind overlooking the recently harvested fields is your idea of deer hunting we have you covered. Our hunts include transportation during the hunt, lodging in our comfortable farm house lodge, hardy home cooked meals, expert guides to pattern the deer prior to your hunt and assist you in the field during your hunt. Our goal is to provide you with the best Midwest deer hunting experience available.
If you wish to make your hunting trip a family experience we have multi-person blinds and ladder stands that will allow you to hunt with your son or daughter and teach them about the joys of our long honored traditions afield.
Most hunters outside of the state of Missouri do not realize the caliber of deer that we hunt. The current world record Boone and Crockett typical Eastern Whitetail is 213 5/8 out of Canada. Missouri’s current state typical record is 205 0/8 out of the Northwest region and the current non-typical Boone and Crocket word record is out of the state of Missouri with an amazing score of 333 7/8. Missouri also boasts an amazing 191 7/8 Pope & Young typical archery state record. Our Northwest region has a 4 point restriction on at least one of the antlers as a state management practice to continue allowing the bucks to mature into even greater trophies.
Come join us for one of the hidden treasures in Whitetail hunting right here in the heart of the Midwest.
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