Question 1

What is the success rate for your hunts?

Accepted Answer

Our hunts are fair chase, free-range experiences, which means success can vary based on factors like weather, animal movement, and hunter preparation. While we can’t guarantee a harvest, our knowledgeable guides, carefully scouted properties, and strong wildlife populations give our hunters a high opportunity for success.

Question 2

Do I need a hunting license and tags?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all hunters must have a valid Kentucky hunting license and species-specific tags. These can be easily purchased online through the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife website.

Question 3

What’s included in the hunt package?

Accepted Answer

Our hunt packages include comfortable lodging, chef-created meals, and all transportation to and from the hunting locations. You just need to bring your gear and be ready for a great experience.

Question 4

What do I need to bring on the hunt?

Accepted Answer

Be sure to bring weather-appropriate clothing, your preferred weapon, ammunition, binoculars, your hunting license, and required tags. Blaze orange is mandatory during rifle season. Check the forecast before your trip to pack properly.

Question 5

How do I book a hunt and make a deposit?

Accepted Answer

Please get in touch with us through our contact form or by calling our number! We are working on a booking system to help you book entirely online!

Question 6

Can I bring a non-hunting guest?

Accepted Answer

Yes, non-hunting guests are welcome. The cost is $150 per day, which covers their lodging and meals during the hunt.

Question 7

Are your hunts suitable for beginners or youth hunters?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Our hunts are designed for all skill levels, including beginners and youth hunters. We offer a welcoming, educational, and supportive environment for those new to the sport.

Question 8

Can I keep the meat and mount?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you may take home all the meat and your trophy. If you prefer, we can arrange for local processing or connect you with a trusted taxidermist in the area.

Question 9

What happens if the weather is bad?

Accepted Answer

Weather conditions can vary, and hunting in less-than-perfect weather is often part of the experience. In most cases, it is up to the hunter’s discretion whether to continue hunting or wait for the weather to pass. Our team will provide guidance based on safety and the type of weather expected.

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