I have hunted with many outfitters over the years, and I have to say that Rut Chasers is one of the…read morebest. Travis is a great guy, and he truly cares about your success. My son and I have hunted in Ohio with Rut Chasers for the last 2 years and have been successful both times. There are tons of great bucks and prime land! Highly Recommended!

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I just did my second hunt with bullseye and again another great experience. This is the only place…read moreyou can walk into and feel like family after a few minutes its like you have known each other your whole life. The hunt way down right amazing the guides are top of the line same as the dogs. What stood out the most to me was the honesty of the owner and the staff let alone the hard work that they put in to make sure you have the hunt of a lifetime....I will going back every year to hunt with them....

My experience at Bullseye Pheasant and Duck Preserve was unforgettable…read more The hunting trip our group choose to go on was pheasant. The dogs were very obedient, focused and persistent. Our guide for the day was Mr. Matt Peters. He had complete control over the dogs at all times and was very knowledgeable. This is up on the board as one of the best days of my life. I highly recommend Bullseye Pheasant and Duck Preserve.

Always a great time, while I enjoy hunting, I love watching the dogs more. I have never had a guide…read morewith a dog that was not well trained, and you could tell loved what they were doing.

I have never personally experienced a guided hunt at this facility; however, I can speak to what I…read moredo know of the place. We were GIVEN one of their guide dogs bc he was no longer a good fit for their lodge due to a leg issue that was supposedly fixed with surgery. He "just wasn't able to do as many hunts a day that they required of him". After numerous calls from my boyfriend they refused to answer his questions or give him the info that he was requesting. I finally called and spoke to Ruth. Ruth gave me the vets number that they used for him during his stay there (which wasn't too lengthy). I called that vets office, they gave me minimal info on him. I took him to my vets office for an overall exam. According to Ruth, from Elkhorn, he was intact and in great health needing nothing once leaving their facility. The plan was to neuter him as soon as we could. The issue was, he didn't have any balls, meaning he would need exploratory surgery to make sure they weren't impacted inside him causing MORE issues. Elkhorn stated he just had arthritis and an old surgery from a "bone spur" removal. We scheduled X-rays at my vets office and as directed by my vet I called Elkhorn immediately and confronted Ruth again about all the possible medical expenses faced with the dog they had given us and demanded all the vet information they had on him that instant. She miraculously found his records within min of speaking to her. It turned out that he was in fact already neutered after she swore that when he left their facility he was intact. He only had surgery on one leg for an OCD lesion when he had it on both rear legs and he had an ACL injury that was never addressed. These were all on the records from the breeders vet they had received him from. Once they got this poor dog from the breeder with all of these issues acknowledged, they ran this poor dog until he could not do the job they required of him. They dumped this poor guy on us without giving us the full report of how much work/surgeries he would need. Now we are faced with bilateral ACL injuries that require surgery and a dog that will most likely not be able to function as a LIGHT bird hunting dog even after the surgeries. All of this for this guy at just 2-3 years of age. You would think that they would treat their dogs as prized possessions given they do the work for their business. Its very sad to see how neglected this young dogs medical conditions have been. They aren't forthcoming with information until you drag it out of them. Based off my experience with this facility and the brothers who referred us to take this dog (Fouty brothers), I would NOT recommend.