Pheasant hunting for Bachelor Party? South Dakota?

[Tony Holland]

Hello I was thinking about doing a bach party for a friend where we all get together for a day or two of hunting in S. Dakota. We all are from North Iowa so this would just be a primer before the Iowa Pheasant hunt. Any recommendations for an all inclusive type place?

Thanks

Tony

[muc33]

Tony, the list in SD is endless, it really depends on what type of hunt you want and how much you want to spend. feel free to email me if you want. [email protected]

[WaveWacker]

A lot of those places are releasing birds so if it was me, I'd save the $100 for the license and find a gamefarm here in MN that has lodging.

If SD is going to be it however...all you have to do is a search on the web and you'll find all the information that you need.

[deacon]

A lot of those places are releasing birds so if it was me, I'd save the $100 for the license and find a gamefarm here in MN that has lodging.

This would definitely cost less and probably be more fun!

[acarroline]

i can personally recommend this place:

(please note forum policy....no links)Thank you

Sal runs a top notch operation, and will take great care of you.

If you give me an e-mail address I can contact you and give more information.

[brittman]

i can personally recommend this place:

Sal runs a top notch operation, and will take great care of you.

If you give me an e-mail address I can contact you and give more information.

[CJH]

Yeah you could have a heck of a good time at any number of preserves with a much shorter drive.

I don't think I could ever ask anybody to spend that kind of dough on a bachelor party!!!!

[BlueLundFishrman]

Wow $600 per day, that's fairly steep. I could road hunt every day of the season and still not spend that.

[FishinGirlMN]

Theres some nice places around Hoven, but anywhere up in that aberdeen area, or bit south is all good. I always drive back through Mitchell....birds know where their safe havens are though!!

[pureinsanity]

Save money. Go to a game farm closer. Unless you plan on paying the 100 for the license and hunting public land (which is still a good option in SD) I wouldn't waste the money going to a expensive place in SD. There are several game farms in south central MN and you can make it a one day trip and purchase as many birds as you want. Don't even need to get your fingers dirty...