Guided Deer Hunt-Recomendations

[Bowhunter]

After so many years of leasing and never topping the 140+ mark, I reached the point of giving up on leasing land here in Ok. I figure on just hunting land in the family and start going on a guided rifle hunt out of state every year. So far through my research i like the reviews on SEK outfitters and Hickory Creek, both in SE Kansas. I know Mt. Hide seems to be the best but i've put a limit on myself and $5k is just out of the question. Anybody have any good recomendations for me? Thanks OSA Hunters!

 

[mr ed]

don't know what the rules are for NW kansas. but north of Goodland around Atwood to the Nebraska line has some monster mulies.
Wide open hilly country probably 200-300 yard shots. kind of like hunting antelope.
You could call Carlsons sporting goods/Carlsons choke tubes and ask if theres any outfitters they would reccomend.

 

[fishfurlife]

I personally think that if you are leasing land in western oklahoma then you should be able to grow 140 inch bucks.

 

[264Magnum]

http://jjhunting.com/_mgxroot/page_10770.html

http://www.turleyhunting.com/

 

[fishfurlife]

http://jjhunting.com/_mgxroot/page_10770.html

http://www.turleyhunting.com/

I know both of these operations and would recommend the Turley ranch for bigger deer.

 

[264Magnum]

I know both of these operations and would recommend the Turley ranch for bigger deer.

Agreed.

I've driven through there a few times and really want to go hunting there. I've seen some dandy bucks from the road, can't imagine what's lurking the hills.

 

[Bowhunter]

Thanks for the input guys! I'll definately check them out.

 

[Bowhunter]

I personally think that if you are leasing land in western oklahoma then you should be able to grow 140 inch bucks.

I only have the opportunity to lease small tracts of river bottom land (40-80 acres). Seems like every year we have have 3-5 deer that need just one more year. Then they usually don't make it through rifle due to the neighbors shooting them. I just wont ever lease again unless its a substantial amount of land that I could control more easily.

 

[DEER 24/7]

After so many years of leasing and never topping the 140+ mark, I reached the point of giving up on leasing land here in Ok. I figure on just hunting land in the family and start going on a guided rifle hunt out of state every year. So far through my research i like the reviews on SEK outfitters and Hickory Creek, both in SE Kansas. I know Mt. Hide seems to be the best but i've put a limit on myself and $5k is just out of the question. Anybody have any good recomendations for me? Thanks OSA Hunters!

check out countyline outfitters in ohio my kind of price and they are killing some giants plan on mabye hunting there this year