Accommodations & Meals

Settle into a comfortable, modern setting where private suites, inviting gathering spaces, and great food are part of the experience—not an afterthought. Evenings center around shared meals, stories from the field, and tomorrow’s plan; mornings start with simple hot breakfasts and an easy launch to the hunt. Enjoy at tasty brunch after the hunt and some delicious snacks before heading out for the afternoon hunt.

Main Lodge: Five bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms anchor the primary lodge, complemented by a central seating area, dining room, open-style kitchen, bar, mud-room, and outdoor seating—perfect for fireside s’mores and starry skies.

Second Lodge: A separate entertainment-forward space offers two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a sauna, bar, large-screen TV, pool table, and shuffleboard—great for teens and adults to unwind. A workout room and massage room are coming soon to round out recovery and relaxation between hunts.

Fishing

The estate is developing a private bass and bream pond that’s already stocked and growing into a fun, easy add-on. Expect a clear, well-managed waterway with structure and habitat for steady action—ideal for a quick cast between hunts or a relaxed afternoon with kids. As the fishery matures over the next year or two, look for catch-and-release opportunities for quality largemouth, with simple bank access and small-craft options for fly or conventional tackle.

Hunting

Species & Quality: Managed estate elk and red stag with strong genetics, balanced age classes, and year-round habitat improvements. Expect mature bulls and stags with excellent antler potential and consistent encounter rates for well-prepared shooters.

Methods: Primarily spot-and-stalk with optional very nice blinds/tower stands if preferred or needed. Glassing from vehicles helps locate animals, then finish on foot. Bow, rifle, and muzzleloader are all options.

Typical Shots:

• Rifle/Muzzleloader: 80–250 yards is common, with opportunities longer or shorter based on conditions.

• Archery: 20–50 yards from ground blinds, elevated stands or natural cover.
  A range session with rifle or bow on arrival ensures zero/point-of-impact (loaner rests and sandbags available).

Guide Ratio & Pace: 1×1 or 2×1 guiding based on your group. The pace is determined by you: plenty of breaks, clear shot selection coaching, and flexibility for youth hunters or first-timers without compromising trophy potential.

Terrain: Rolling hills, river gorges, forested draws, thick oaks and prairie edges, food plots, and water features designed to create natural travel corridors. Trails allow quiet access to set up downwind, with minimal hiking required (accommodations available for limited mobility).

Field Care: Your guide handles caping, quartering, and cold storage. They will coordinate taxidermy and meat processing per your preference, plus provide shipping options and documentation as needed.

Timing & Rut Windows: The property hunts well throughout the season, with classic rut activity offering vocalization, bugling/roaring, and heightened daylight movement. We’ll recommend dates based on your weapon choice, desired experience (rut vs. post-rut patterning), and schedule.

Activities

When you’re not in the field, enjoy range time, UTV tours, lawn games, and cozy fireside evenings. Non-hunters can join for wildlife viewing, photography, or simply relax at the lodge. Ask about nearby touring options to add museums, local eateries, or small-town shopping to your trip.

Length of Stay / Itinerary

Typical stay: 3–4 nights / 2–3 days hunting

Sample (3 nights):

• Day 1: Arrive between 1:30-3PM; lunch, rifle check/bow range; afternoon scouting; chef’s dinner & family game night.

• Day 2: Dawn hunt; late-morning to mid-afternoon lodge time or optional local activity; evening sit/spot-and-stalk.

• Day 3: Dawn hunt; late-morning to mid-afternoon lodge time or optional local activity; optional evening pursuit or lodge activities.

• Day 4: Leisurely breakfast or hunt if needed, trophy care, photos, and departure by 10:30-11AM.

Travel Details & Location

Fly into Oklahoma City (Will Rogers World Airport – OKC) or Tulsa International (TUL) and continue by ground to the ranch. We’ll provide exact drive times, directions, and arrival tips upon booking to protect the privacy of the property and its wildlife program.

Internet & Communications

Reliable Wi-Fi at the lodge for work or school check-ins; cell coverage varies in the field—expect intermittent service during hunts.

Rates

Packages are tailored by trophy class and length of stay, with options for family groups and hosted gatherings. We’ll provide a custom quote, current availability, and recommended dates based on your goals and group makeup.

Pricing begins at $17,250.

Trip Insurance & Cancellation Info

Trip insurance is highly recommended to protect your investment on this trip. We will assist you with trip insurance upon booking. See links at the bottom of this page for the two providers we suggest for our clients.

Family Expeditions, LLC confirmation and refund policy:

If your trip is more than 90 days out from date of departure, a 50% non-refundable deposit confirms your reservation and must be received within 10 days of booking to confirm your dates. All trips must be paid in full at least 90 days prior to the departure date. If your trip date is within 90 days, FULL payment for the trip is required. All payments to Family Expeditions are non-refundable. Should you need to reschedule or cancel your trip, we will do everything in our power to assist you in finding a suitable substitute or transferring your dates per the lodge/providers/government requirements. Trip insurance protects your investment!