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If anybody would be interested in a archery deer hunt between the last Saturday of September and somewhere in the middle of October we have two spots available.

Outfitter: Routier Outfitting


Location: NW South Dakota in Harding County. Closest towns would be Buffalo or Camp Crook

Weapons: Archery

Species: Whitetail Deer and Mule Deer

Season Dates: Traditionally the season starts the last Saturday of September and goes until December 31.



License Deadline And Fees: Archery licenses are $286 and they are guaranteed.

There is no deadline as long as you have your license before the hunt. You do have to send in a application. This is good for one any animal.
That means you can shoot one buck that is either a Whitetail or Mule Deer and we have both species.


Prices And Packages: Archery hunts are five full days at the price of $3500 +5.5% South Dakota sales tax.

This includes all of your guides, lodging and meals. You stay right in the ranch house with us and have your own bedroom and bathroom. Meals are home cooked ranch style meals and occasionally restaurants. If you are allergic to anything or have special meal needs please let us know.

Terrain And Hunting Methods: Archery hunting is doing using spot and stalk, blinds and tree stands. Most of the mule deer hunting spot and stalk while most of the Whitetail hunting is done with blinds and tree stands. They are placed on trails to and from the begging and feeding areas. Hunting is done on the river bottoms, pine tree covered hills, brushy draws, badlands, sage brush flats, rolling prairie and tree grounds.

Website: www.huntsd.net

You will be guided by my brothers and parents along with myself. Even though I'm in a wheelchair I still know the animals habitat very well.

Randy Routier
701 US Highway 85
Buffalo, SD 57720

H: 605-375-3489
C: 605-580-0601

Note: Being this is last minute a discounted price could be negotiated.
 
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Are crossbows legal
 
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If you have a doctors release yes.
 
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What would be a representative mule deer? 150?



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Just a good average for the area would be 150 with opportunities up to 180. Right now we have a group in the river bottom with a couple 160 and 170 in it.
 
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This would be the smaller end of what we would be going after. Still, a really nice deer with archery equipment.
 
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This is one of the better ones on the river.
 
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