Whitetail Hunts

Our legendary Whitetail deer hunts are offered in the early fall, and throughout the month of November to capitalize on the various phases of the rut.

A very popular hunt over the last several years is during mid to late September, we have had great success with some of the biggest trophies harvested at this time of year while catching these deer in a bedding feeding pattern. The bucks are not interested in does at this time; however we usually find the bucks running together in bachelor groups.

Hunting techniques include using enclosed field towers, ground blinds, tree stands, and spot and stalk. The success of your hunt greatly depends on your physical condition, and your shooting ability, common shots in this open country are 250+ yards.

Dr Jim Trimm

Dr. Jim Trimm

Craig Borzillo

Donny Peters

Dr. Jim Trimm

Graham Day 179 B&C

Scott Day’s TD

Wide 5×5

John Meyer’s 160 B&C

Ty Meyer’s 176 B&C

“Cheeseburger” – Wanted List

Don Terhune 160 B&C

Steve Terhune 174 5/8 B&C

Dr. David Stark 160 B&C

Dr. Jim Trimm 170 B&C

Mickey Layman’s 196 B&C

Bill Killmer’s 170 inch Alberta Whitetail

David Byrd’s 178″ Whitetail

Although there is no minimum, we expect our clients to have a trophy expectation of a 155″ B&C or better.” ~Mike White

Bill Killmer’s 170″ Whitetail

Jim Peck’s 175″ Whitetail

Kenny Layman’s 158 B&C

Randall with his 160″ Whitetail

Tom Morgan’s Alberta Whitetail

Mickey Layman’s 150 4×4

Bill Killmer’s 171 B&C

Steve Grinnell’s heavy 8

Kenny Layman’s 160 Whitetail

Mickey Layman’s 160 B&C

Randall’s Whitetail

Lamar’s 173 B&C

Mike White’s155 B&C

Todd Ray’s 150 B&C

Tom Morgan’s drop-tine buck

Passing up on a beautiful buck because he is too young, is the greatest sign of a true trophy hunter.”

Mickey Layman’s 165 whitetail

Bill Killmer with his 168 B&C

Brian Beavers with his awesome 180 whitetail

Brian Wallace with his 172 B&C

Joe Bingler with his 173 B&C

I never doubt that we have giant deer all around us, it is trying to get one in the short six days that you are here, is the true challenge.” ~Mike White