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Coteau des Prairies Region of Northeastern South Dakota

Our location in the heart of the Glacial Lakes aka the prairie pothole region of South Dakota is best described as the Serengeti of North America. The landscape contains millions of potholes, lakes & sloughs making it a sportsmen’s paradise.  Although pheasant hunting is our mainstay, many of our guests enjoy additional pursues during their visit.  No matter when you visit there is always something to pursue. The ranch offers: almost year round fishing for walleye, pike, & perch; early Canada goose hunting; guided duck hunting, archery whitetail hunting, and Hungarian partridge hunting.

Exclusive Hunting

While many South Dakota hunting ranches hunt mixed groups of upwards of twenty people, we don’t. We believe the best hunting experience is with your own group. We cater to all levels of hunting experience.  

Exceptional Guides

Our guides are all graduates of the Colorado Professional Guide School. The ranch guides have a diverse background in the outdoors including: Gulf Coast inshore and offshore fishing, Georgia quail hunting, Nebraska waterfowl & African big game. 

The Double P Ranch Cuisine

 The Double P Ranch cuisine will not disappoint. There is a reason we have been described as 5-star restaurant with pheasant hunting. Be sure to let us know if you have any special dietary restrictions or are celebrating a special occasion. 

The Glacial Lakes Region of Northeast South Dakota

Every Type of Hunting Cover Imaginable

Upland Grasslands

While many South Dakota Hunting Ranches rely on stripped grain fields for their primary hunting, we do not.  The ranch just finished a multi-year effort to establish lush, dense fields of native warm-season grasses throughout the ranch.  These fields provide fabulous habitat to wildlife, especially pheasants and whitetail deer. The change we have witnessed in the wildlife attracted to these fields is truly remarkable.  We look forward to even more improvement as these areas of the ranch continue to establish and attract even more game.

The Food Plots

Through the years we improved the scope and quality of our food plots. In the early days we had just a handful of mostly weedy food plots.  Today we have so many that we don’t bother counting them; we plant over forty fall food plots just for our archery hunting alone. The diversity of food plots are designed to attract and hold, pheasants, Hungarian partridge, dove, and whitetails.  You name it, we have it.  Corn, beans, tall and short sorghum, millet, alfalfa, clover (four kinds), Egyptian wheat, turnips, radishes, sugar beets, wheat, rye, oats, and more.

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