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Double P Ranch - Created for Hunters by Hunters

If being told where and how to hunt, or being combined into a ‘South Dakota-style’ super group is not your idea of a South Dakota hunting experience then Double P Ranch may be your answer. The expansive habitat at Double P Ranch ensures your group will hunt only in highest quality well-rested areas– a necessity when hunting wild pheasants.
Hunters at Double P Ranch
At Double P Ranch we are deeply committed to conservation. Our greatest asset is the land. We continually strive to improve the habitat, especially our winter habitat. Over the past years, we have planted in excess of 60,000 trees and restored wetlands and native grasslands. We reinvest a significant portion of our proceeds back into the land. Every year we begin new projects with the aim of improving our habitat. We are also committed to helping sustain local commerce.

Located in Clark County, we are part of the Southern Clark County Management Complex. This area consists of thousands of acres of contiguous private and public land dedicated to wildlife habitat. Our region rivals any area of South Dakota in populations of wild pheasants, local and migratory waterfowl, and trophy whitetail deer. We are only a four-hour drive from the Twin Cities.

Specializing in diverse and affordable hunting opportunities, we offer our guests combination hunts for waterfowl/pheasant. We hunt over 3000 acres of native grasslands, sloughs, various aged tree belts, lakeshore, and numerous food plots.
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What Our Visitors Are Saying
"The hunting was GREAT! Birds everywhere! I even stepped on a hen: scared me to death!" - Sam Hutton
"My trip to Double P Ranch near Clark, South Dakota last year was just what I was looking for." - David R. Bayne, PhD
Professor
Department of Fisheries
Auburn University, Alabama
"Everyone in our group loved this place. Plenty of room to hunt, plenty of birds, the accommodations are great, and the food!" - Joel Jones
Germantown, Tenn.

Prairie with deer at Double-P Ranch