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Archery (or muzzleloader) Only.
Hunt a Whitetail or Mule Deer.
Sportsmen must have a license for the state you will be hunting in as the ranch is split by state line.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Nebraska Portion (~2,300 acres):
The property is in the Sandhills Unit for deer.
South Dakota Portion (~4,700 acres):
The property is located in Unit 11B of South Dakota's West River Area for deer.

Sandhills Seclusion

Nebraska or South Dakota Archery (or Muzzleloader) Deer Hunt

With exclusive access to the Higgins Ranch, this is the perfect destination for youth or novice hunters. We have a good amount of deer on the ranch, mostly whitetails with some mule deer. While we have a couple decent bucks, our population is mostly does and you most likely won't find a trophy buck.
For deer hunts, we ask that hunting parties have a minimum of two sportsmen and a maximum of three sportsmen.
Camping is permitted on the property. Please inquire to see if we can accommodate your RV.
Additional packages can be accommodated. Please inquire for more information.

Higgins Ranch

Muzzleloader Deer Hunt

A hunt for Antlerless (probably doe) deer. Anytime between Jan 1-15 2023. A pretty easy hunt, great for teaching a novice the ropes. Not a lot of walking as most deer are in meadows and tree belts.&nbsp;
Nebraska Portion (~2,300 acres).

Antlerless Lateseason Deer Hunt (Nebraska)

Any weapon hunting for whitetail does.&nbsp;
The ranch sees large populations of whitetail spend their time in the area. You'll find them in the field of irrigated alfalfa on the ranch or in the numerous tree groves.&nbsp;
Camping is permitted on the property.
The price is $300 per sportsman per day.
Additional packages can be accommodated. Please inquire for more information.

Schaeffer Hardy Ranch

Whitetail Doe Hunting

Hunt a Whitetail or Mule Deer.
Sportsmen must have a license for the state you will be hunting in as the ranch is split by state line.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Nebraska Portion (~2,300 acres):
The property is in the Sandhills Unit for deer.
South Dakota Portion (~4,700 acres):
The property is located in Unit 11B of South Dakota's West River Area for deer.

Nebraska or South Dakota Rifle Season Deer Hunt

This is not a guided hunt. This package is for father/child, husband/wife, etc. duos that are bringing first-time or novice hunters to the ranch!
With exclusive access to the Higgins Ranch, this is the perfect destination for youth or novice hunters. We have a good amount of deer on the ranch, mostly whitetails with some mule deer. While we have a couple decent bucks, our population is mostly does and you most likely won't find a trophy buck.
For deer hunts, we ask that hunting parties have a minimum of two sportsmen and a maximum of three sportsmen.
Camping is permitted on the property. Please inquire to see if we can accommodate your RV.
Additional packages can be accommodated. Please inquire for more information.

Mentor Deer Hunt

Fish

Hunt

Bird Watching

Guided Farm Tours

Waterfowl

Coyote

Mule Deer

Pheasant

Grouse

Turkey

Dove

Whitetail

Gopher

Rabbit

Bison

Nebraska

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Hunt for Whitetail in Cherry County, Nebraska

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