Plan Your Hunt

Plan your Oklahoma hunt

What is included, where you will stay, and answers to the questions we hear most. Do not see yours? Reach out.

Guest Info

Before you come

What’s Included

  • Fully guided hunting
  • Experienced guides & pointing dogs
  • Lodging included on all but waterfowl day hunts
  • Field and stand transportation
  • Bird cleaning, game retrieval and trophy care
  • Keep the meat

Lodging

  • Canton Lake Lodge · approx. 3,000 sq ft, sleeps 10
  • Multiple living areas, full kitchen, dining room
  • Pool table, card table, dart board, TVs, wifi
  • Beaver-area camp · sleeps up to 8
  • Washer & dryer, mud room, air conditioning

What to Bring

  • Valid Oklahoma hunting license
  • Weather-appropriate hunting clothing
  • Boots for walking cover
  • Double-barrel shotgun (we can provide one) or your rifle
  • Your own well-trained bird dogs are welcome

Meals

  • Cooked and individually plated by our executive chef
  • Breakfast, lunch, evening appetizers and plated dinner
  • Included on whitetail, upland and turkey hunts
  • $250 per hunter, per night with lodging on waterfowl
  • BYOB — alcohol is not included

FAQ

Common questions

We guide trophy Oklahoma whitetails, truly wild bobwhite quail, scaled quail (blue quail) and pheasant, ducks, geese and sandhill crane, Rio Grande turkey, and nighttime thermal hog and predator hunts, all across private ground in western and northwestern Oklahoma, including the Panhandle.

Whitetail hunts are $5,000 per hunter for the five-day rifle hunt, $4,500 for archery, $4,500 for muzzleloader and $1,000 for a two-day doe hunt, all including lodging and executive-chef meals. The Wild Upland Package is $2,750 per hunter ($11,000 for a group of four) and the All-Wings Package is $3,000 per hunter ($12,000 for a group of four), both two days and two nights with lodging and meals included. Waterfowl is $400 per hunter, per day for a guided morning hunt. Turkey hunts are $2,000 per hunter guided or $1,500 non-guided over three days. Thermal hog and predator hunts are quoted on request.

Except for waterfowl, every price is per hunter for the entire package. A $2,750 Wild Upland seat covers two full days of hunting, two nights of lodging and all meals. A $5,000 rifle whitetail seat covers all five days, lodging and meals. Waterfowl is our one day-rate hunt at $400 per hunter, per day.

Our whitetail hunts, both wild upland packages and our turkey hunts are all-inclusive: guided hunting, lodging and meals. Waterfowl day hunts are the one exception. The $400 day rate covers the fully guided morning hunt, daily scouting, private access, decoys, hides and calling, and bird retrieval and cleaning. Lodging and meals on waterfowl are an optional add-on. Your hunting license and alcohol are never included.

Yes. Lodging with chef-prepared meals and morning coffee is $250 per hunter, per night, at either the Canton or Beaver camp depending on hunt location and availability. Non-hunting guests are $225 per guest, per night with lodging and meals included.

A winter dove hunt is $150 per hunter, and it can be added or substituted for a scheduled morning hunt when available. A thermal hog hunt is $450 per hunter and can be added to a waterfowl or upland trip when available. Both are billed per hunter.

The Wild Upland and All-Wings packages are built for exactly four hunters. Waterfowl runs two to eight hunters, and Canton can host up to eight hunters per day during the regular season. Whitetail rifle hunts take up to eight hunters; archery, muzzleloader and doe hunts take up to four. Turkey hunts take up to four.

The four-hunter structure is built into the upland package pricing rather than applied as a separate discount. The Wild Upland Package is $11,000 for the group of four and All-Wings is $12,000 for the group of four, which is what you see at checkout.

Our Canton Lake Lodge is about 3,000 square feet with 10 comfortable beds, oversized couches with additional cot space, multiple living areas, a full kitchen and dining room, pool table, card table, dart board and TVs. It serves the whitetail hunts, the Canton and Watonga waterfowl hunts and the Northwest Oklahoma wild bird hunts. Our Beaver-area camp sleeps up to 8 and serves the Panhandle hunts. See the lodge and dining page for details.

Every meal on our full-service hunts is cooked and individually plated by our executive chef. Not basic lodge food, not a self-serve buffet. Breakfast before the morning hunt, lunch between outings, evening appetizers and a gourmet plated dinner. Guests are welcome to bring their own alcoholic beverages.

Yes. Guests are welcome to bring their own well-trained bird dogs on our upland hunts.

Double-barrel shotguns only on our upland hunts. If you do not have one, we can provide one.

Yes, 100%. No planted birds, no manufactured shooting opportunities and no self-guided access. We use a five-quail-per-hunter cap during each half day; once the cap is reached we stop taking quail and focus on whichever available species your group is still looking to pursue.

The Oklahoma Panhandle property is our only location for scaled quail, and it is where a three-species opportunity at bobwhite, scaled quail and pheasant is on the table. Scaled quail are not available on the Northwest Oklahoma property. We do not promise all three species, or limits, on any hunt. Species combinations and harvest are never guaranteed.

“We maintain a minimum harvest age of 4½ years for bucks. Giving younger bucks time to mature and develop their antler potential, alongside carefully managed hunting pressure, supports our goal of consistently producing high-quality trophy opportunities year after year. All hunters must follow our harvest guidelines.” We do not guarantee an antler score or a harvest.

Any blood drawn counts as the hunter's animal. Our guide will direct the recovery effort. If a tracking dog, drone or other specialized recovery service is required, that expense is the responsibility of the hunter. Final shooting decisions must follow the guide's direction and our mature-deer management standards.

Bird cleaning and packaging are included on the upland and waterfowl hunts. On whitetail hunts we handle game retrieval, trophy care and caping assistance.

Hunters are responsible for the appropriate Oklahoma hunting license for their trip, including a state waterfowl stamp and federal duck stamp where required for waterfowl. Contact us and we will point you to the right license for your hunt.

A 50% non-refundable deposit reserves your dates on every hunt. The remaining balance is due 14 days before the trip on the upland packages, and is charged automatically 30 days before the hunt on whitetail, waterfowl and turkey hunts.

Should you need to cancel your booking, your deposit will be non-refundable. However, you can transfer your deposit to another available date at the discretion of the outfitter. The outfitter will make reasonable efforts to find a suitable alternative date, but rescheduling is not guaranteed and depends on availability.

Yes. We build custom trips for individual hunters, families and private and corporate groups, and many of our hunts are kid friendly. For a private group the whole lodge is yours. See combination and corporate trips.

No, airport transportation is not offered. We do provide field and stand transportation throughout your hunt.

Still have a question?

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