Hunt ID: NE-6010

About the Outfitter:

Multiple farms with about 4,500 acres private land.

Whitetail deer stands and blinds to match are on different farms and the concentration of deer on the property and hunted lightly to preserve the growing quality of the bucks. Blinds are set up more for rifle than archery.  There are a second grouping of farms farther north near the Nebraska / South Dakota Boarder. These farms are broken into hunter properties so that each hunter or group will have their own farm if possible. The farms are spread out enough so that you are not encroaching on others or they are not encroaching on you. All fenced, and in different hunting zones. With thousands of acres to hunt the outfitter places the hunters in the blinds that have been the most productive during pre-scouting. Scouting and trail cams allow him to keep tabs on the deer movement.

With these whitetails, you will not walk up a large one but instead blow them off your property. You will arrive the day before the season and meet with the outfitter and his guides. He will show you where you will be hunting and where your blind is located. He will also explain the areas deer movement. After seeing the blind location, you can decide to walk in on your own in the morning or to have a guide lead you in. Cell phone texting works well in this area, but phone calls can be spotty depending on your exact location. The separate farms and ranches are set up for good whitetail deer hunting. The outfitter by pre-scouting, trail cams and experience lightly hunt each farm.

Location:

Northern Nebraska near O'neill and Verdergre NE.  Units include Elkhorn, Calamus East, Missouri.

Hunt Type(s):

You are assigned to one of the blinds or tree stands on the property. You will be taken in on a course to not spook that areas local deer. You are to stay in that blind for the hunt. We recommend bringing a heater because mornings can be quite cold in Nebraska in November. If not a heater warm enough clothing. If you do get cold the only walking permitted is on the same path you were led in on from your truck. If you need to go to your truck to get warm that is the route to take to not push the deer out of your area.

Species & Recommended Seasons:

Whitetail Deer

Licenses:

Licenses online first come first served.

License and Voucher Watchdog will get you the licenses you need.

License and Season Information 

Lay of the Land:

The 4500 acres of habitat is corn, beans, alfalfa, milo, millet, woodlots, CRP, high out of control weeds, marsh, cottonwood and hardwood bottoms, ponds and other water sources, along with row crop stubble.

Party Size:

One or more hunters per group.

Mode of Travel:

Vehicle and foot to blinds/stands. Sit in ground blinds or tree stands only so as to keep hunting pressure lite.

Animal Quality:

Deer average 120-150”, 3x3 to 6x6.

Success Rate:

75% or better success rate on deer depending on how picky you are.

Hunt Difficulty:

Low impact meaning easier hiking than most hunts.

Pricing:

Semi-guided rifle 2 on 1 whitetail first 4 days $2095

Semi-guided rifle 2 on 1 whitetail last 4 days $1895

Semi-guided archery 2 on 1 whitetail 5 days $1595

Semi-guided muzzleloader 2 on 1 whitetail 5 days $1595

1 on 1 guiding add $50/day.

Additional days $250 guided, $150 semi-guided.

Guided vs semi-guided add $500

What’s Included:

• Access to thousands of acres private
• Ground blinds and tree stands already set up for success
• Game retrieval help if needed

What’s Not Included:

• Hunting Licenses
• Transportation to Nebraska
• Game processing
• Taxidermy

Use the Outfitter Request Form or call us using the phone number at the top of the page to check on availability, ask questions or book it.

Disclaimer: All prices are per person unless otherwise noted.  No additional fees for booking, the price is the price except for NM adds sales tax.  Unless otherwise noted price is per person, no licenses/tags included, game processing and taxidermy costs extra.  There is no guarantee in hunting.  Availability and prices subject to change by the outfitter or landowner and they have the last word.  If there is a discrepancy between our posted price and what they say it is then we do our best to negotiate for you but offer no guarantee.  We do our best to audit them making sure what they say they offer they actually do by visiting them or going on hunts we pay for.  No refunds for early tag out.  No guarantee on filling hunting licenses.