Early Season Combos II
Pheasants, Ducks, and Archery Whitetails
(September 30th-Oct 20th, 2017)
Finest Habitat in South Dakota!
Exquisite Lodging
Chef-Prepared Meals
Pheasant & Partridge Hunting
Guided Waterfowl Hunting*
Comfortable Archery Whitetail**
Complementary Fishing
Professional Guides
Flushing and Pointing Dogs
Trap Shooting
4 birds per day
Extra Birds Available
Pheasant & Partridge
2 days/3 nights
$1095
3 days/4 nights
$1495
4 days/5 nights
$1895
5 days/6 nights
$2250
Add-on: Waterfowl Hunting**
1 day $200
2 days $350
3 days $500
Add-on: Whitetail Hunting*
3 days $450
6 days $600
Groups of 8 or more have exclusive hunting guide
Exclusive hunting guide for groups of 7 or less is $250/day (subject to availability)
Non-hunting guest fee $275/day
All packages subject to 6.0% SD sales tax
Remaining balances paid with credit card are subject to 3% surcharge
Deposits of absent guests will not be applied when group size is less than reserved
Does not include final processing of venison
Guests are welcome to bring their own well-trained dogs
Late September marks the start of South Dakota waterfowl and whitetail archery hunting seasons. Many of our ranch guests enjoy adding a waterfowl* or archery hunt to their visit.
South Dakota Archery Whitetail Hunting: Double P Ranch has been offering archery whitetails for nearly two decades. Our goal has been to offer the highest quality archery hunt in South Dakota. Dedicated archery-only areas, deer food plots and well placed blinds and stands are found throughout the ranch. It’s best to contact us early if you are interested in adding a whitetail hunt during your visit, since this option is limited and has high demand.
*Archery tags in South Dakota are not restricted. It is best to apply for a tag in September. The SD Game and Fish will mail the tag to your residence. You will need to have the tag in hand when you arrive at the ranch. We will gladly help assist our guests in applying for special licenses.
South Dakota Waterfowl Hunting: Our guests hunt both water and fields during the start of the season. It is typical to shoot a mixed bag of duck species and a few geese during your visit at this time of the season. Ducks commonly harvested during the beginning of the season include: wood ducks, mallards, green and blue wing teal, gadwalls, pintails, spoonbills, and widgeon. Canada geese are also common.
**To hunt waterfowl in South Dakota, our guests need to apply for the license by early July. We recommend our guests apply for the 10-day non-resident waterfowl license for the best chance of a successful draw (75% success w/o preference point).