If you want to experience true South Dakota ranch life, this is it. Everything from Hunting,…read moreFishing, Horse back riding. You can walk along Medicine Creek and watch the sun rise and set over the fields. The Garnos family is actually one of the original settlers of the area and the ranch itself was established in 1890. They are great people who still work the land themselves. Make sure when your there to go see the Lyman County Pioneer Museum and both the settlers memorial and the war memorial. I found it amazing just how much history is documented right there!:) FYI there is also the Medicine Creek Golf Course right next door. If you can't find something that interests here I just don't know what to tell you. Njoy it and tell them Tommy Hough sent you!

Hands down the best Peasant hunting lodge in the Dakotas! Accommodations are perfect for small or…read morelarge hunting parties, best bar in eastern SD, cigar room for a dozen, fine dining, pool, shuttle board and chill out in front of the fireplace to watch your favorite team. All after a day in the fields with great dogs that will find those elusive cocks.

Greatest hunt I've ever been on. This October will be my 14th year and it's been fantastic every…read moreyear. Tons of birds, great food, and the entire experience is unparalleled. I highly recommend it.

From the owner: In the back of every hunter's mind is a South Dakota pheasant hunting adventure; an adventure where…read moreRingnecks explode from the cover of golden brown fields on a fall day. If that's the kind of dream you're having, Eagle Pass Lodge is where it begins.

I would like to preface this review with a note:…read more ****************** Johnson's WW hunts is a hunting guide service and lodge. If this is something that you are not comfortable with, please do not read this review. ****************** Alright, now that the warnings are out of the way another point I'd like to start with: I am a deer hunter, and have never been bird hunting before this last weekend when I went to Johnson's WW hunts. As someone who is not a bird hunter, I was expecting to feel a little out of place in a pheasant and dove hunting trip since I don't know the first thing about hunting either. I could not have been more wrong. The owner and main guide for Johnson's WW hunts is a man by the name of Charlie Johnson. Charlie made me feel very welcome right off the bat. When my GPS took me to the other side of town, and I was literally in the middle of nowhere with absolutely no idea where to go, he was more than willing to meet me and help me get to the lodge. As I was one of the first of my group of 18 to get there, I expected to not have much to do until the rest of the group showed up. I. Was. Wrong. As soon as I got there and got unpacked, Charlie offered to take me over to field that was currently being hunted by 2 others from our group who had gotten there before me so I could get some early dove hunting in. I was then given a bucket seat and some waters to take with me, and Charlie took me over to the field and got me all set up. Did not get many dove that day, but again, I didn't know what i was doing at that point. When legal hunting time had ended we went back in and dinner was ready and waiting for us at the lodge. Food was hot, and delicious, and the 2 ladies that would be the cooks the whole trip were very friendly. Saturday and Sunday we did 2 dove trips and 1 pheasant trip per day. This is where i really started to enjoy myself, because there was a full explanation and inclusion of the process, safety rules briefing, and what to expect. For those of you that haven't hunted pheasant before, heres the gist of how it works. You have 3 positions that you can be in during a field hunt: - Blocker: stands at the opposite end of the field from where the walking line starts and gets a chance to shoot any birds that fly away from the line. - Walking line: the actual line that walks through the field with the dogs and dog handlers, and does the majority of the shooting. - Flankers: 3 hunters who are spaced out on the sides of the walking line to catch any birds that fly to the right or left of the walking line. The best part of how this works, is everyone is included. If you have issues with mobility, you can sit at the back and block, if you have limited mobility, or cant plow through chest high sorghum milo, then you can flank. If you don't mind slogging through some thick brush, then the walking line is for you. We averaged around 15 birds a field with 18 hunters and did 4-5 fields a day. After each field, the guides would give out pop or waters to anyone that wanted them, and then would guide the convoy on to the next field. Overall this is easily one of, if not the best guided hunting experience I've had. Charlie and his family have owned this land since the 50s-60s and have been both helping with conservation and farming this land for many years. Charlie could tell you exactly what to expect at each field, and was a wealth of knowledge on the history of the area as well as the processes of bird hunting. The food provided was fantastic, and the roost provides everything you could need for nightime fun whether it be drinking, poker, cigars, or pool. A+++++ Would happily go back for another weekend hunting trip.

I have enjoyed hunting with Charlie Johnson and his family and professional team for 21 years…read morestraight. Their accommodations are excellent and conveniently located. Charlie works all year to manage thousands of acres of habitats to ensure great hunting from early preserve hunts to the bitter cold end of the season. Fun, food, fellowship and great shooting are always guaranteed.

Great hunting, accommodations and food from Tracey and Gary! The guides and land management make…read morefor awesome wild bird hunting. highly recommended!

From the owner: Grab your friends and family and embark on an unforgettable outdoor adventure. SDBC Hunting invites…read moreyou to experience our 7,000 acres of breathtaking hunting grounds along the Lewis & Clark Trail. We specialize in providing guided pheasant hunting experiences, completed with comfortable accommodations, great food, and friendly staff members. The farm in the area has been professionally managed for pheasants' wintering, breeding, and hunting habitat. That's why we are one of the few places where 'wild ringnecks' can be seen roaming freely. Whether you're hunting with a group of five or sixteen, you can call us at (850) 384-1593 to book your next hunting experience.

Spring Creek is my go-to basecamp for pheasant hunting season. I've been coming for 5+ years, and…read moreit's always a treat. The new cabins are warm, comfortable and convenient (we usually have a big group, so the open middle space is nice to meet at the end of the night or prep gear in the morning), and the staff is the best! Definitely recommended for hunters.

From the owner: Spring Creek is the premier fishing and hunting resort in South Dakota. Great fishing on Lake Oahe…read more Great pheasant hunting in central SD.

Great place to shoot large and small game (Geese,ducks, Pheasants, White tail, Mule deer) and…read moreSporting Clays. Beautiful lodge to stay and the Stoeser family is top notch and always go above and beyond for all their guests. I personally recommend them for all your hunting shooting needs!

From the owner: family owned and operated, diverse outdoor experiences in one place, event hosting and corporate…read morepackages, beautiful landscape

Absolutely amazing Ranch and facilities. They treat you like royalty and you don't have to lift a…read morefinger. Meals are great and home hooked. Looking forward to coming back next year!