Oklahoma Whitetail Deer, Mule Deer, Turkey Hunts Northwestern Oklahoma

Located in Northwest Oklahoma, an area long known for its outstanding quail hunting, with deer and turkey hunt and with ducks on the waterways.  We have over 30,000 area of Prime hunting ground that is managed to give you the ultimate hunting opportunity. 

Our hunting lodge is a great place to relax after a long day of hunting.  You will enjoy our home cooked meals that offer a mix of Southern and Western style cooking. We serve Breakfast and Dinner.

 We offer a fully guided hunt for Quail, Ducks and Turkey while out Deer hunts are semi-guided.  Our guides are professional, hardworking and highly motivated to show you a good time.  

 Hunts are tailored to the needs of each individual group.  Just let us know how you want to hunt and we will arrange it.  Our mission is to provide you with a reasonably priced, first class package to hunt wild game in their natural environment.

 The owner is a native of South Carolina, grew up hunting Quail in South Carolina.  After 20 years of service with the United States Marine Corps I decided to get into the Hunting Business.  Part of his decision to do this was based on my own experience with various outfitters throughout the country.  We use your money for good hunting ground not a fancy lodge with gourmet meals and a staff to wait on you.  

What we do have is a nice, clean, comfortable lodge with home cooked meals and guides that will work hard to get you into game.  We have a very high success rate on limit out hunts, but we also want you to enjoy the total experience.  If you enjoy a great sunrise with ducks working your decoys or great dog work on a covey of birds you’ll have a great time with us.   Come out and enjoy a hunt with us where you’ll arrive as a guest, but leave as a friend.    

Hunting Whitetail Deer 

Although NW Oklahoma is known for its great Quail Hunting, you’ll be hard pressed to find a better deal than our Whitetail Deer hunting.   Oklahoma has a short rifle season (16 days) and a one week muzzleloader season which puts very little pressure on our Deer.  We harvest a lot of Bucks in the 130 – 140 class range, but we’ll also shoot some in the 150 – 170 class.  These are big Whitetail Deer, weighing in between 175 – 225 lbs.  Our hunts are semi-guided, meaning we’ll show you an area and then let you setup and hunt your own spot.  Each person will usually have around 200 acres to work with.  This is open country and you’ll see Deer out to 800 yards.  We also have some Mule Deer, but not in large quantities.  You can use your Whitetail tag to harvest a Mule Deer.  Tags can be purchased over the counter for $201.50 or a combination tag (Buck & Doe) for $250.00.  Come out and hunt the Big Whitetail with us today.

You will be hunting food plots, feeders, wheat fields from box blinds and tree stands or steep canyon areas.  The Lodge is centrally located to all of the properties so you may be able to walk out the lodge door and hunt or need to drive 5 miles to a separate property. We have a high success rate on good deer even with our 120 minimum for whitetail deer. Seasons Date are :

DOVE: Sept. 1 - Oct. 30 and Dec. 24, 2011-Jan. 1, 2012. 

DEER SEASONS: The archery deer season runs from Oct 1 through Jan 15. 

The muzzleloading season opens on the fourth Saturday in October 

and runs for nine days. The deer gun season opens the Saturday before Thanksgiving 

and runs for 16 days. 

ARCHERY: Oct. 1 -Jan. 15, 

MUZZLELOADING: Oct. 22 - 30, (Antlerless days vary by zone)

GUN: Nov. 19 -  Dec. 4, (Antlerless days vary by zone)

YOUTH DEER GUN: Oct. 14-16,; statewide

HOLIDAY ANTLERLESS DEER GUN SEASON:  Dec. 16 - 25, (Open only in certain zones).

Antlerless deer hunting dates for -2012 muzzleloader and modern gun season:

•TBA

2011 Antlerless Deer Zone Map

PHEASANT: Dec. 1,  Jan. 31, 2012 Open only in designated areas (Hunting Guide)

QUAIL: Nov. 12, - Feb. 15, 2012; statewide (second Sat in November thru Feb 15.)

RABBIT: 

•Cottontail & Swamp Oct. 1, - Mar. 15, 2012; statewide

•Jackrabbit Oct. 1, - Mar. 15, 2012 (west of I-35 only); no open season on 

jackrabbits east of I-35.

SQUIRREL: May 15, - Jan. 31, 2012; statewide

SEPTEMBER TEAL: TBA

SPECIAL RESIDENT CANADA GOOSE: TBA

TURKEY: Check regulations pertaining to individual counties. 

Fall  Season: 

•Oct. 29 Nov. 18 ( Only in open counties)

Spring 2012 Season: 

•April 6 - May 6, 2012 Statewide except in the southeast region

•April 23-May 6, 2012 Southern region only

Youth Spring Turkey 2012:

•March 31 - April 1, 2012 Statewide except in the southeast region

•April 21-22, 2012 Southeast Region only

WATERFOWL SEASONS

                                                    TBA 

You will be hunting in Zone 7 in SW Oklahoma east of Amarillo Texas.

Price List

 $1795 for a 4 day hunt with lodging and two meals (Breakfast & Dinner) per day, Semi-guided hunting on multiple farms Whitetail and a few mule deer.

•Transportation to and from hunting area

•Use of our kennels if Bird Hunting and have a dog

  Note:    There is a small fee for processing and packaging your game.

The Deer licenses are available over the counter in town or from the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation or at any Wal-Mart and most Sporting Goods stores.

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Hunting Turkey

If you want to have some real funs then come out and enjoy a day hunting Rio Grande Turkeys.  It’s not unusual to see a hundred Turkeys a day and often times more than that.  We offer a 2 day hunt that gives you a chance to go after 2 Boss Gobblers (more days can be arranged).  This is Turkey hunting at its finest with the open country that we have you’ll be able to watch your Turkey as you work him into gun range.  For those that get a Turkey early in the day fishing for Bass, Trout and Crappie can be arranged.  Come out and test your skills on our Rio Grande Turkeys.

 Hunting Quail

It really doesn’t get any better than spending a day hunting Bobwhite Quail behind some hard running, staunch pointing birddogs!  Our rolling hills of shinning Oaks, Plum Thickets, Sage grass and CRP provide excellent habitat for quail.  Everything is provided for your hunt, but you are welcome to bring your dogs.   Most people foot hunt, but you can also horseback or get on our Polaris Ranger for an easy ride while watching the dogs work.  Just let us know what works best for you and we’ll arrange it.  

 Note:  Our guides have horses, but we do not have horses for our guests.  You are welcome to bring your own.

Hunting Duck

Duck hunting has got to be Oklahoma’s best kept secret.  Every year thousands of Mallards and Canada Geese migrate down the central flyway to feast on our endless fields on peanuts and wheat.  We hunt over decoys on large lakes, ponds and peanut fields.  We offer, in addition to our Duck hunting a combination Duck and Quail hunt that is the ultimate wing shooting experience.  We can set your hunt up any way you like, but get ready for some in your face Duck hunting.

For commonly asked questions or  or (405) 521-3851

POSTAL ADDRESS

ODWC

PO BOX 53465

OKC, OK 73152STREET ADDRESS

ODWC

1801 N LINCOLN

OKC OK 73105

Hours: 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. except state holidays

Department Office Locations

Information & Education Division

(405) 521-855

Wildlife Division

(405) 521-739

Hunt ID: OK-WMDeerTurkeyQuailDuck-all-Arnett-WO-Keith

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