Chad Cadwell - Owner

USA

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Our company was established in 2018 and operates in 2 territories.

We coordinate hunting on 20+ private ranches across the State of South Dakota totaling around 250,000+ acres and coordinate tribal hunts on 4 of 9 Lakota reservations offering millions of acres of hunting. While we can’t guarantee success, we will work hard to ensure the best experience and as many opportunities as possible to take a nice critter this fall or next fall. We run 1:1 or 2:1 client:guide ratio hunts and we never mix camps with outside hunters. Our attention is on you and your hunt alone and it shows. Since 2018, we boast a 95% opportunity rate, 85% kill rate, and 80% of our clients return within 2 years. Come experience the best South Dakota has to offer.

Über diese Jagd

3-day Tribal rifle antelope hunt for 55-70" speed goats on 2.4M Tribal acres. 3 days of spot and stalk rifle hunting for mature pronghorns on gorgeous a chunk of Oglala Lakota County (Pine Ridge) Tribal lands in north central South Dakota. Hunt includes four nights on-site cabin lodging. No trophy fees. There are 10 tags that will become available in June on a first come first served basis for $2000/. There are other Tribal tag options available with lower draw odds. We can coordinate all of your South Dakota and Lakota points, tags and quota purchases to ensure maximum chance at success. Private ranch archery antelope hunts are a plan B with a $375 guaranteed draw tag. Price is for hunt only. Lots of lodging options beginning at $65/night. Meals can be provided or you can handle yourself.

Сопровождаемая

Behindertenfreundlich

(Regular Jagdreise)

Pirschjagd

Tarnjagd

Jagdsaison:	20. Sept. 2025 - 4. Okt. 2026
Die beste Zeit für die Jagd:	20. Sept. 2025 - 4. Okt. 2026

Success rate

95%

Wo werde ich jagen

Jagdgebiet

There are 9 Lakota Reservations in South Dakota offering millions of acres of prime muley, whitetail and pronghorn hunting. Each reservation offers its own tag lottery. We can help hunters navigate the admin of all tag opportunities with high draw success hovering around 75% if we put you in on multiple reservations. Hunters only pay for the tags they choose to hunt. Landscapes vary from rugged badlands, rolling hills, native prairies, ag fields, wooded river bottoms, and massive river breaks along the Missouri River. Within the reservation boundaries there are deeded private ranches that can only be hunted with a State of South Dakota tag so we can help groups of hunters draw and fill a mix of tags out of the same camp.

Umzäunung:	Not fenced
Reviergröße:	4,000,000 acres
Gesprochene Sprachen:	Englisch
Jagdbetrieb seit:	2018 Jahr

Gelände

Plains: 30%, Hills: 70%

Landschaft

Fields/Bush: 50%, Forest: 20%, Landwirtschaftliche Fläche 30%

Unterhaltungsangebot

Shooting range, Excursions

Wo werde ich wohnen

on-site cabin lodging

Multiple hunting cabins on-site at Tribal outfitters HQ. Small, clean, and comfortable.

Electricity

Mobile network coverage

Fridge

Bathroom

Anreise

Wegbeschreibung

Clients can choose to drive or fly into the nearest airport to the Lakota reservation where they drew a tag. Airport transfer are not included but can often be arranged.

Nächstgelegener Flughafen:	Rapid City (RAP) Sioux Falls (FSD) and Bismarck (BIS)
Entfernung vom Flughafen:	120 miles average
Flughafentransfer:	Nein
Bahnhofstransfer:	Nein

Weitere Informationen

Waffen-Verleih:	Nein
Schutzimpfung erforderlich:	Nein

Bedingungen

Im Preis inkludiert

Unterkunft
Transport on territory
Guiding by PH
Field trophy preparation

Price does NOT include

Transfer from/to airport
Hunting license
Gratuities

Stornierung

Deposit and Payment Structure
1. Deposit Requirement: A non-refundable deposit is required to secure your booking. Hunt dates and specific ranches are booked in order of receipt of deposit. This deposit can range from $1000 to 50% of the total cost of the hunt depending on hunt.
2. Final Payment: The remaining balance is due 14 days before the hunt begins.
Cancellation Policies
1. Transfer of Deposit: Deposits may be transferred to another hunter or a different hunt if notice is given 90 days before the hunt is scheduled.
2. Rescheduling: Hunts may be rescheduled for a later date, especially if you cancel due to unforeseen circumstances. This is subject to availability and may incur additional fees.
3. Refunds: A refund of the deposit (minus fees) will be available if the hunt hasn’t been scheduled or is cancelled no less than 90 days before the scheduled date.
Force Majeure
1. Acts of God: Cancellations due to extreme weather, natural disasters, or other uncontrollable events may be treated differently. Clients will be offered rescheduling options or partial refunds in these situations.
2. Health Issues: If you need to cancel due to medical reasons, providing a doctor’s note may allow for rescheduling or partial refund.
Specific Terms and Conditions
1. Documentation: Requirements for any supporting documents (e.g., medical certificates) for claims.
2. Administrative Fees: Any additional fees that may apply for processing cancellations or rescheduling.

Anschweißen

If an animal is wounded and not immediately retrieved, your guide and landowner will decide on how to proceed based on the circumstances and situation. It is likely that a wounded animal will be treated as if the tag is filled and all efforts by the hunter for the remainder of the hunt will be focused on finding and harvesting that specific animal.

Payment

Anzahlung

R1,000

Deposit deadline: 7 days after booking

Online deposit payment via BYH is available.

Restzahlung

Paid 14 days before hunt

Payment notes

Specific hunt dates will be offered in the order that deposits are received. Booking a spot requires a $1000 deposit as a next step. Deposits from hunters who do not draw a tag will be rolled into the following year. Checks can be sent to SD Access, 2501 Anthony Ave, Mitchell, SD 57301. Deposits can also be made via ACH electronic invoice for free, Venmo @SDAGS or via credit card over the phone for a +3.5% charge at the number below. Let me know if you have any questions or concerns.

TAGs & licenses

Big Game

Most big game hunting in South Dakota is allocated through a drawing (lottery) system. Residents have the majority of tags, while non-residents have limited opportunities (no more than 8% of most firearm deer and antelope tags) mostly with leftover tags and archery hunts.

Deer: South Dakota offers multiple deer seasons by region, weapon and various controlled unit hunts. Residents apply in lotteries for each season/tag type and can generally get at least one deer tag per year. Non-residents are not eligible for drawing in some firearms areas and have limited opportunities in others. Non-resident Archery Deer licenses for public land are available via a draw and private land licenses via OTC.

Pronghorn: All pronghorn licenses are allocated by draw. Non-residents are capped at 8% of firearm antelope tags as well. There is a separate Archery Antelope license through a draw for public-land access (private-land archery antelope is unlimited).

Elk, Bighorn Sheep & Mountain Goat tags are extremely limited and resident-only.

Mountain Lion hunting is open-entry – residents can simply buy a Mountain Lion license OTC and hunt during the season (harvest is limited by a quota). Non-residents are not allowed to hunt mountain lions in South Dakota.

Wild Turkey: Spring Turkey tags are allocated by draw for residents first, with usually some leftover tags that non-residents can then purchase OTC with certain areas restrictions applied. There is also a separate Archery Spring Turkey license that is unrestricted (available OTC to residents, and to non-residents after April 1 in limited numbers). In Fall, a limited number of turkey licenses are available by draw mostly for residents. Overall, non-residents have opportunities mainly for Turkeys on private land with leftover tags or the statewide archery Turkey license.

Small Game

South Dakota is famous for Pheasant hunting, other small game includes Grouse, Partridge, Quail, Rabbits, Squirrels, and waterfowl (Ducks, Geese, Cranes) as well as fur-bearing animals. Hunters need a Small Game License or a Combination License to hunt small game.

Waterfowl for non-residents is restricted: they must apply for a limited number of Non-Resident Waterfowl Licenses (for Duck / Goose) by lottery. Residents can buy waterfowl privileges with their license OTC.

All hunters pursuing migratory birds need a free HIP registration. South Dakota also requires a State Migratory Bird Certification for hunting waterfowl together with a Federal Duck Stamp.

Coyotes, skunks, prairie dogs are unprotected and can be hunted year-round with just a basic license, trapping requires a separate license.

Documents Needed

Small Game or Combination Hunting License
Big Game License + Tag
Habitat Stamp
Migratory Bird Certification (HIP), State Waterfowl Stamp, Federal Duck Stamp
Hunter Education Certificate

Minimum Hunter Age

South Dakota’s minimum age for firearm big game hunting is 12 years old. Youth ages 12–15 can take hunter safety courses and can obtain Youth Deer and Youth Antelope licenses (must be accompanied by an adult while hunting big game). For small game, youth as young as 10 can hunt under the Mentored Youth program

South Dakota also has an Apprentice Hunter License for those over 16 who haven’t taken hunter ed – allowing them to hunt small game under supervision of a licensed adult (this is for one year only).

More Information

https://gfp.sd.gov/ (South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks)

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