Hunting Notes:
• Advance reservations are preferred.
• 50% deposit required at time hunt is booked.
• Deposit is not refundable but may be transferred
to a new date or upgraded hunt.
• Final payment due at the time of the hunt.
• Any wounded animals must be
taken.
• Hunt costs subject to change
without notice.
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The Cost
of Hunts at Trophy Ridge Hunting Preserve
The cost of the hunt depends on
what our clients want. Hunts are typically guided with your choice
of bow, rifle or hand gun. This particularly helps new and younger
hunters to safely ensure proper hunting techniques. Guides are very
familiar with the terrain as well. No license is required.
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Fallow Does: $375 each Sept. 1 - Oct. 31
(Regularly $500 each)
(Season: September 1 - April 14) Fallow does are between 90 and 130 pounds and around 32 inches
at the shoulder. Fallow deer easily scared away they can often
be seen during a quiet forest walk. If spooked, fallow deer
will often only run into the immediate cover and watch from
there, rather than disappearing completely. Mid October is an
excellent time to hunt fallow deer, when the bucks can be heard
making a deep, throaty bark. Caution should be exercised if
viewing near a rutting ground as the animals are highly charged
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Trophy Fallow Bucks - $450 to $1500 each
(Season:
September 1 - April 14) Fallow bucks, 3 to 6 years old, are larger and heavier in size than does, weighing
from 185 to 240 pounds and around 40 inches at the shoulder.
The bucks have larger, more muscular necks than the females.
Bucks carry antlers, which the does do not. The antlers grow
new each year. They are lost or cast in March or April, and
a new set begins to grow. The antlers reach there full size
by about August and are ready to use in the mating season about
a month later. The final cost depends on the number of antler
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