Our farm & lodge are situated right on the banks of the magnificent Yellowstone River. On our 105-acre property, we have 2 pivots of hay that run directly to the bank of the river with old timber in the northern part of the property. We donate a portion of our revenues to 1% for the Planet which funds local Paradise Valley conservation organizations dedicated to the wide-open spaces and clean water of the Upper Yellowstone Watershed.
This property has great potential for Long-billed Curlew nesting.
We can offer lodging to go with your birding bookings as well. Inquire when you make a booking request.
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Property Details & Ground Rules
- Check In: After 12:00 AM
- Check Out: Before 12:00 AM
- Nearby Interstate: No
- Nearby Highway: No
- Nearby Airport: N/A
- Campfires: Not allowed
- Pets: Not allowed on property
- ATV's: Not allowed
- Parking: Yes
- Drive-in Access: Yes
- Walk-in Access: Yes
- Guests: 3 Allowed
Landowner Rules: Park at designated gate which is marked by large basalt boulders and a LandTrust signed and locked, video-protected gate (to keep poachers away). It is located just off the east side of Highway 89 with large boulders marking the gate entrance; roughly 3 miles south of Emigrant, MT. Park at gate, cross the fence, and walk about 500 yards to the Yellowstone River (a channel of the river) where three tree stands are located (first time hunters will be taken to the exact location). Deer will move from the island to the alfalfa field. Call us if you make a clean kill, and we'll give you the keycode to the gate so you can drive in with your vehicle and pick up your harvest. Best time to hunt is from 3 hours before sunset to sunset. If you want to show up early, and fish the river, you can pay the additional fishing fee and flyfish all day, then switch to your hunt three hours before sunset. Cast and blast (er, "swish").
Cancellation Policy: Refunds are only available within 48 hours of the landowner accepting your booking request.
Reviews (2)
5.0- Blake M
Had a fantastic hunt at Reedfly Farm. Jeff was a fantastic host who took the time to give me the lay of the land and get me set up for a great hunt. Saw deer, ducks and more while overlooking the stunning Yosemite valley. Had a few shot opportunities from a well positioned treestand. I will be back!
Reviewed by Guest on November 2019Jeff RBlake was easy to work with, ethical and respectful. The kind of person we welcome to hunt on our farm.
Reviewed by Landowner on November 2019 - Nic D
Jeff's place is incredible! There are tons of deer and he's got tree stands and ground blinds all over the property. The highlight for me was being able to hunt ON the Yellowstone River while looking up at Emigrant Peak. This is a great place to soak in the beauty and have a pretty easy harvest of a whitetail doe for the freezer. Great spot for bringing first-timers or older hunters due to very easy access and quantity of deer.
Reviewed by Guest on October 2019Jeff RIt's always great as a landowner when the people you allow to hunt are respectful, conservation-minded, ethical and plain old nice people.
Reviewed by Landowner on November 2019
Landowner
Born in Billings Montana and raised in Paradise Valley, I've hunted, fished, explored and written about the ancient and more recent history of Paradise Valley...the first entrance to Yellowstone National Park. Come stay with us at Reedfly Farm and hunt our properties and the public lands we have access to. We are only interested in ethical hunters, who know their limits and respect the game we are lucky to be able to harvest. If you're one of those people, we would love to host you at our facility and share with you our love of this place.
Born in Billings Montana and raised in Paradise Valley, I've hunted, fished, explored and written about the ancient and more recent history of Paradise Valley...the first entrance to Yellowstone National Park. Come stay with us at Reedfly Farm and hunt our properties and the public lands we have access to. We are only interested in ethical hunters, who know their limits and respect the game we are lucky to be able to harvest. If you're one of those people, we would love to host you at our facility and share with you our love of this place.
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