2026 Big Game Hunting Properties

WYOMING BIG GAME HUNTING RANCHES FOR SALE

Red Hills Ranch
Jackson Hole, Wyoming | 16,532 Acres
Red Hills Ranch offers a diverse big game hunting experience in the heart of the Gros Ventre River Valley, with opportunities for elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, and black bear across the Ranch and surrounding landscape. Bordering Elk Hunt Area 82, the Ranch is positioned within exceptional elk country. Hunters can leave the Ranch on horseback or on foot with a bow or rifle in tow and begin pursuing bugling bull elk and rutting mule deer less than 200 yards from the back door. After a successful day in the field, hunters can return to the Ranch to warm up by a wood fire and share stories from the hunt. With multiple big game species and remarkable hunting access directly from the property, Red Hills offers an experience seldom found elsewhere in the West. Explore Red Hills Ranch

Pitchfork Ranch
Meeteetse, Wyoming | 96,115 Total Acres
Pitchfork Ranch offers exceptional big game hunting across 13,886 deeded acres within 96,115 total acres under management beneath Wyoming’s Absaroka Mountains. Approximately 5,000 elk winter in the region, many congregating along the Greybull River corridor that runs through the Ranch, and trophy-class bulls are a frequent sight. Mule deer, moose, antelope, black bear, and turkey are also abundant across terrain ranging from rolling sagebrush hills to timbered ridges. The Pitchfork Hunter Management Area includes Elk Hunt Areas 61 and 62, Deer Hunt Area 116, and Antelope Hunt Areas 82 and 110, while the Ranch is also eligible for landowner big game tags across multiple trophy units. A hunt here can carry from the Greybull River bottom into the sagebrush foothills and higher slopes beneath the Absarokas, showing the range of hunting terrain contained within one expansive Western ranch. Explore Pitchfork Ranch

Double J Ranch
Daniel, Wyoming | 3,210 Acres
Double J Ranch sits within a major mule deer and pronghorn migration corridor in western Wyoming, where trophy mule deer and pronghorn are commonly seen across the property. The Ranch qualifies for two landowner antelope tags and lies within Antelope Hunt Area 88 and Deer Hunt Area 142, providing excellent opportunities for both species. Double J encompasses ±3,210 deeded acres and 6,030+ total deeded and leased acres, with rolling foothills, irrigated hay meadows, more than four miles of Horse Creek, and spring-fed waterways creating varied habitat across the Ranch. On the ground, the open foothills, Horse Creek, and irrigated meadows give a hunter a variety of terrain to cover, all beneath panoramic views of the Wyoming and Wind River Ranges. Explore Double J Ranch

Bull Creek Ranch
Teton County, Wyoming | 150 Acres
Bull Creek Ranch offers a big game hunting base on ±150 acres deep in Wyoming’s Gros Ventre Mountains, with direct access to National Forest and the surrounding backcountry. Elk and mule deer regularly visit the area, while moose winter nearby and antelope travel from the Sublette Flats toward Grand Teton National Park. The Ranch lies in the Fish Creek drainage and is positioned within Elk Hunt Area 83. What gives Bull Creek its own hunting character is its ability to serve as a jumping-off point for horseback pack trips deep into the wilderness, allowing hunters to leave the extensively improved Ranch behind and experience a true backcountry hunt with minimal effort. Explore Bull Creek Ranch

Soaring Eagle Ranch
Ranchester, Wyoming | 287 Acres
Soaring Eagle Ranch stretches nearly a mile along both sides of Wyoming’s Tongue River, where cottonwood-lined river bottoms, irrigated fields, freshwater sloughs, and wetlands create excellent habitat for trophy whitetail deer. Located in Deer Hunt Area 24, the 287-acre Ranch also supports mule deer and antelope, adding to the big game opportunities across the property. The combination of productive fields, river-bottom cover, and reliable water lets hunters work both open irrigated ground and the cottonwoods lining the river. With Bighorn National Forest and additional public lands only minutes away, Soaring Eagle combines productive private hunting grounds with additional hunting options beyond the Ranch. Explore Soaring Eagle Ranch

COLORADO BIG GAME HUNTING RANCHES FOR SALE

Teelawuket Ranch
Bayfield, Colorado | 940 Acres
Teelawuket Ranch sits on ±940 acres in Colorado’s Upper Pine River Valley, where irrigated meadows, aspen groves, hillsides, and extensive riparian habitat create productive conditions for elk, mule deer, and black bear. Located within Game Management Unit 751, the Ranch directly adjoins U.S. Forest Service lands and provides access to the nearly 500,000-acre Weminuche Wilderness, extending the hunting landscape well beyond the property itself. More than a mile of the Upper Pine River flows through the Ranch, while East Creek also crosses the property, adding another water feature to the landscape. For a hunter, Teelawuket offers the opportunity to move from irrigated meadows and creek bottoms into timbered mountain territory and adjoining public lands, all within the rugged San Juan setting. Together, the private acreage, live water, varied terrain, and immediate public-land access give Teelawuket a particularly well-rounded big game hunting setting in southwest Colorado. Explore Teelawuket Ranch

Arrowhead Ranch
Park County, Colorado | 2,980 Acres
Arrowhead Ranch spans ±2,980 deeded acres plus a ±472-acre Colorado State Lease in the heart of South Park, with hunting opportunities for elk, mule deer, pronghorn, and black bear in Colorado Hunt Unit 50. Nearly nine miles of live water cross the Ranch, including 4.79 miles of the South Fork of the South Platte River and 3.80 miles of Fourmile Creek, which meet on the property and create extensive riparian and wetland habitat for wildlife. The Ranch’s scale and open South Park setting give hunters room to cover substantial private ground, with the South Platte and Fourmile Creek adding contrast to the surrounding open land. With more than 3,450 total deeded and leased acres, Arrowhead offers a substantial private hunting opportunity in one of Colorado’s classic high-elevation ranching landscapes. Explore Arrowhead Ranch

Creekside at Eagle Ridge Ranch
Gunnison, Colorado | 35 Acres
Creekside at Eagle Ridge Ranch offers exceptional private big game hunting in Colorado’s Game Management Unit 54, where elk and mule deer are the primary big game species. Owners within Eagle Ridge Ranch have access to hunt an approximately 4,700-acre private primitive area, with public lands surrounding portions of the hunting country and two rustic cabins located within the primitive area for use by owners and their guests. Trophy potential is strong, with mule deer measuring over 180 inches and elk exceeding 300 inches. Elevations range from roughly 8,000 to nearly 10,000 feet, transitioning from hay meadows and sagebrush hills into alpine forests and giving hunters varied country to pursue game. Although Creekside itself encompasses 35 acres, ownership provides access to a far larger private hunting landscape, with the backcountry cabins offering a comfortable base within the hunting grounds. Explore Creekside at Eagle Ridge Ranch

Seven Springs Ranch
Glenwood Springs, Colorado | 662 Acres
Seven Springs Ranch combines 662 private acres with immediate access to surrounding public lands in Colorado’s Game Management Unit 43, known for elk, mule deer, and bears. BLM land flanks the deeded acreage on two sides, while the southern boundary leads directly into White River National Forest, allowing hunters to move between private and public land. Hunting pressure on the surrounding public ground often drives elk toward nearby private holdings, while the Ranch’s mix of lush range land, Gambel oak, aspen, timber, serviceberry, and chokecherry provides valuable food and cover for big game. A hunting-access easement through Colorado Parks and Wildlife provides two tags per species for deer and elk. Seven Springs lets hunters move from open range into heavier aspen and timber cover across a secluded mountain property only eight miles from Glenwood Springs. Explore Seven Springs Ranch

The Overlook at Sand Creek
Jefferson, Colorado | 119 Acres
The Overlook at Sand Creek pairs ±119 deeded acres with immediate access to a much larger hunting landscape in Colorado’s Game Management Unit 501. Elk, mule deer, moose, and black bear utilize the Ranch and surrounding mountain terrain, with elk frequently bedding and feeding in the irrigated meadows and mule deer moving throughout the property and adjacent timber. Sand Creek, a pond, riparian areas, timbered hillsides, and open meadows create transition areas used by wildlife across the Ranch. Pike National Forest borders the Ranch on three sides, and trails originating directly from the property provide access to thousands of acres of public land and the Lost Creek Wilderness. For a hunter, that combination makes the Ranch feel considerably larger than its deeded acreage, with productive private meadows and timber giving way directly to expansive mountain areas beyond the property line. Explore The Overlook at Sand Creek

Medicine Bow Ranch
Walden, Colorado | 83 Acres
Medicine Bow Ranch encompasses ±83 private acres along approximately 1.6 miles of both sides of the Canadian River at the base of the Rawah Peaks in Colorado’s North Park. Located in Game Management Unit 6, the Ranch provides hunting opportunities for elk, mule deer, moose, antelope, and black bear. Dense willow stands, native grasses, and open meadows form a healthy riparian corridor, with water, forage, and cover supporting consistent wildlife activity. Large neighboring ownerships and the lack of direct public access help limit hunting pressure, adding to the property’s privacy during the season. An established pistol range and long-range shooting range extending to 1,000 yards add a practical amenity for sportsmen, rounding out a secluded hunting retreat with notable big game appeal. Explore Medicine Bow Ranch

Elk Creek Ranch-Lot 41
Meeker, Colorado | 0.5 Acre
Elk Creek Ranch places owners in the heart of Colorado’s White River Valley, with big game hunting centered in Game Management Unit 23. Although Lot 41 itself is 0.5-acre, ownership provides access to more than 25,000 acres of deeded and leased lands, along with a ±4,500-acre perpetual hunting and fishing easement and approximately 7,000 acres of hunt-only, elk-rich habitat. Elk, mule deer, moose, and black bear are found throughout the Ranch, providing opportunities to pursue trophy-class big game. After a day hunting the expansive private landscape, owners can return to the Ranch’s village-style lodge for chef-prepared dining, giving Elk Creek a sporting experience that extends well beyond the hunt itself. Explore Elk Creek Ranch-Lot 41

Paradise View Ranch
Park County, Colorado | 200.39 Acres
Paradise View Ranch spans ±200.39 deeded acres in the heart of Colorado’s South Park, with nearly a mile of the South Fork of the South Platte River along its western edge and an elevated ridge of mature conifers anchoring the eastern side. Located in Colorado Hunt Unit 50, the Ranch offers hunting opportunities for mule deer, elk, pronghorn, and black bear. Native grass meadows define the open portions of the property, while the timbered ridge adds wooded cover for big game. Several State Wildlife Areas within easy reach add public-land hunting opportunities beyond the Ranch, complementing the private acreage with additional country to hunt. Explore Paradise View Ranch

MONTANA BIG GAME HUNTING RANCHES

The Schellin Ranch
Chinook, Montana | 8,000 Acres
The Schellin Ranch stretches across 13,500 contiguous acres along Montana’s Hi-Line, including 8,000 deeded acres and additional State and BLM leases. Located in Hunting District 600, the Ranch sees consistent activity from antelope, mule deer, and whitetail deer across a landscape of broad cropland, native grasslands, gentle slopes, and shallow coulees. Seasonal Lodge Creek flows approximately 11 miles through the property, while more than 30 reservoirs add water across the expansive Ranch. For a hunter, the scale and open northern Montana terrain create opportunities to glass large stretches of country for antelope and mule deer before working into the Ranch’s coulees and lower ground, giving Schellin a distinctly plains-oriented big game experience. Explore The Schellin Ranch

Clarks Fork Riverbend  Ranch
Belfry, Montana | 810 Acres
Clarks Fork Riverbend Ranch spans ±810 deeded acres immediately outside Belfry, Montana, straddling the boundary between deer Hunting Districts 502 and 555. The Ranch supports whitetail and mule deer across approximately ±580 irrigated acres, more than a mile of Clarks Fork River frontage, Bear Creek, and surrounding open space. For a hunter, the property allows a day to move from broad irrigated fields into the cover along the Clarks Fork and Bear Creek, setting the Ranch apart from the open plains country farther north. With the Beartooth and Pryor Mountains framing the valley, Clarks Fork Riverbend pairs private deer hunting with a classic south-central Montana river setting. Explore Clarks Fork Riverbend Ranch

Bowman Creek Ranch
Ashland, Montana | 3,350 Acres
Bowman Creek Ranch climbs from the Tongue River bottom into rugged, pine-covered hills across nearly 4,000 acres of deeded and leased land in southeastern Montana. The Ranch includes ±3,350 deeded acres and a centrally located 640-acre BLM lease and lies within Hunting District 704. Elk, whitetail and mule deer, antelope, black bear, and mountain lion utilize riparian zones, native grasslands, timbered ridges, and irrigated fields, with elk frequently moving between the hills and the lower country along the Tongue. 6×6 bulls are often seen on the property, trophy bulls have been harvested on the Ranch and in the surrounding area, and more than 100 whitetails can commonly be seen feeding in the alfalfa bottoms in an evening. From the river country to the higher pine ridges, hunters can pursue game across the Ranch’s full range of elevations. Explore Bowman Creek Ranch

IDAHO BIG GAME HUNTING RANCHES FOR SALE

Bull Elk Creek Ranch
Felt, Idaho | 421.32 Acres
Bull Elk Creek Ranch encompasses ±421 acres in Idaho’s Game Management Unit 62 and the Island Park Elk Zone, where rolling farmland, mature aspen and conifer groves, and the cottonwood-lined Bull Elk Creek create a versatile setting for elk and mule deer hunting. Approximately 350 acres are planted annually in small grains, while the fields transition to the canyon edge of Bull Elk Creek and its lush riparian cover. The Ranch lies along an important migration route for elk and mule deer moving off the west slope of the Teton Range toward wintering grounds, making that seasonal movement a defining part of its wildlife setting. From the open grain fields, hunters can work long sight lines before moving into the wooded creek country. Explore Bull Elk Creek Ranch

Horse Haven Ranch
Driggs, Idaho | 280 Acres
The combination of live water, mature timber, and productive agricultural ground on Horse Haven Ranch creates exceptional habitat for wildlife, particularly whitetail deer. Nearly a mile of Spring Creek, along with seasonal flows in Teton Creek, winds through the Ranch, with cottonwoods and willows providing natural travel corridors, bedding areas, and cover between the waterways and approximately 180 acres of irrigated pasture and hay ground. This transition from open agricultural ground into wooded creek bottoms creates an ideal setting for pursuing whitetails during Idaho’s fall archery season. Late-season archery opportunities extend well into December, adding another dimension to the Ranch’s hunting appeal. Explore Horse Haven Ranch

Henry’s Fork Confluence Ranch
Rexburg, Idaho | 250 Acres
Henry’s Fork Confluence Ranch spans ±250 acres in Idaho’s Game Management Unit 63A, with 2.4 miles of Henry’s Fork frontage shaping a diverse river-bottom landscape of open meadows, mature cottonwoods, and willow complexes. The Ranch sits within a vital wildlife corridor supporting whitetail and mule deer, elk, and moose, with particularly strong hunting opportunities for whitetails. Approximately 83 acres are in hay and pasture production, adding open ground alongside the heavier river cover. A hunt here can move from meadow edges into thick cottonwood and willow country along the river, with the Menan Buttes rising directly across the Henry’s Fork. Explore Henry’s Fork Confluence Ranch

Norway Canyon Hunting Retreat
Kamiah, Idaho | 655 Acres
Norway Canyon Hunting Retreat covers ±655 acres in Idaho Game Management Unit 11A, combining 105 acres of tillable farmland with canyon slopes and timbered draws. Unit 11A is 98% privately owned, and the Ranch offers exclusive hunting without pressure from surrounding public lands. Elk and deer bed on the canyon slopes and timbered draws and make their way up the canyon to the agricultural fields, while trophy mule deer, black bears, and the occasional mountain lion add to the Ranch’s big-game appeal. The Ranch pairs its lodge with a dedicated game-processing room and large walk-in cooler, giving hunters both comfortable accommodations and practical game-handling facilities onsite. Explore Norway Canyon Hunting Retreat 

Hagerman Valley Ranch
Hagerman, Idaho | 335 Acres
Hagerman Valley Ranch encompasses ±335 acres in Idaho’s Game Management Unit 53, where irrigated ground and pasture transition into brushy draws, ponds, and natural drainages feeding into the Snake River Canyon. The mix of irrigated feed, ponds, draws, and canyon-edge cover creates strong holding potential for wildlife, with deer regularly observed across the Ranch. Approximately 52 acres are irrigated, while multiple ponds and spring-fed draws provide year-round moisture across the property. For deer hunters, the appeal is the contrast between open agricultural ground and the brushier canyon terrain above the Snake River. Explore Hagerman Valley Ranch

Long Hollow Ranch
Madison County, Idaho | 616.8 Acres
Long Hollow Ranch spans ±616.8 acres in Idaho’s Game Management Unit 64 and the Palisades Elk Zone, where sweeping farmland in the rolling foothills of the Teton Range is broken by tree-lined coulees, aspen groves, willows, sage benches, and open grass pastures. More than 434 acres are enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program, and the Ranch’s mix of open ground and natural cover supports elk, mule deer, and moose. To the west and north, the Ranch borders more than 3,000 acres of state-owned ground, preserving wide-open views and protected open space along those boundaries. The open country creates long sight lines, while the tree-lined coulees and aspen-willow pockets give hunters tighter cover to work across the Ranch. Explore Long Hollow Ranch

UTAH BIG GAME HUNTING RANCHES FOR SALE

Crystal Ranch
Mountain Home, Utah | 470 Acres
Crystal Ranch offers a distinctive big game hunting experience across ±470 acres in northeastern Utah’s Yellowstone Unit, where the property sits within a critical wildlife migration corridor and is bordered on three sides by National Forest. Mule deer and moose spend the summer on the Ranch, while elk move on and off the property throughout the year and often migrate onto it during the fall hunting season, remaining through winter. Miles of developed trails lead directly from the Ranch into the surrounding National Forest, giving hunters the option to cover difficult mountain terrain on horseback while remaining connected to the property below. On a fall morning, a hunter can leave the 4,438 sqft lodge on horseback and follow the trails into the high country in search of elk or mule deer, returning at day’s end to the lodge, where the Yellowstone River can be heard flowing from the homesite. Explore Crystal Ranch

OREGON BIG GAME HUNTING RANCHES FOR SALE

Sugargrass Ranch
Dairy, Oregon | 3,437 Acres
Sugargrass Ranch offers ±3,437 deeded acres in Oregon’s Upper Klamath Basin, where irrigated fields and expansive wet meadows are frequented by heavy-horned mule deer, pronghorn antelope, and the occasional Rocky Mountain elk. The Ranch lies within the Klamath Falls Unit 32 and may qualify for Oregon’s Landowner Preference Program, with the potential for up to four deer and four elk tags annually. More than 2,700 deeded acres of wet meadow extend across the Swan Lake Basin, creating a broad, open hunting setting alongside the Ranch’s irrigated agricultural ground. Explore Sugargrass Ranch

Sourdough Gulch Ranch
Wolf Creek, Oregon | 809 Acres
Sourdough Gulch Ranch encompasses ±809 acres in Oregon’s Rogue Unit 30, where mature timber, pasture, and year-round water support strong hunting opportunities for Roosevelt elk, blacktail deer, and black bear. The Ranch directly adjoins BLM lands and is eligible for Oregon’s Landowner Preference Program for elk and deer tags, placing its private hunting ground alongside thousands of acres of surrounding public land. A nearly five-acre spring-fed lake and more than 3,000 feet of Wolf Creek frontage further shape the Ranch, with elk and deer known to filter into the meadows surrounding the lake. The mix of open pasture and lake meadows with creek bottom and timber gives hunters both broad country to glass and heavier cover to hunt. Explore Sourdough Gulch Ranch

NEBRASKA BIG GAME HUNTING RANCHES FOR SALE

Big Slough
Bridgeport, Nebraska | 270 Acres
Big Slough offers compelling whitetail deer hunting across ±270 acres of North Platte River bottomland in Nebraska’s Upper Platte Deer Management Unit. Shallow backwater wetland sloughs, mature cottonwood forests, thick understory cover, and riparian habitat give the property a varied North Platte setting, while this stretch of the river is known for producing trophy-class whitetails supported by strong genetics, abundant agricultural food resources, thick escape cover, and secretive bedding zones. Thoughtful changes to grazing practices and the addition of food plots could further elevate the property’s deer hunting profile. With approximately one mile of North Platte River frontage, a fall hunt can take a hunter through the cottonwoods and along slough and meadow edges, offering a mix of heavier cover and open ground to work across the property. Explore Big Slough

NEW MEXICO BIG GAME HUNTING RANCHES FOR SALE

Los Pinos River Ranch
Los Pinos, New Mexico | 50 Acres
Los Pinos River Ranch places a hunter on ±50 deeded acres in New Mexico’s Game Management Unit 52, with Carson National Forest along the southern boundary and New Mexico Department of Game and Fish land to the north. Elk, mule deer, black bear, and mountain lion have all been documented moving through the property, giving the Ranch a diverse big-game presence despite its compact deeded footprint. The Rio de los Pinos runs through the Ranch, while open meadow, river-bottom cover, and surrounding timbered slopes create a varied mountain setting for wildlife. Public-land hunting begins directly at the Ranch boundary, extending the hunting landscape well beyond the private acreage. With a main lodge, guest cabin, and garage apartment already in place, Los Pinos provides a secluded hunting base in the southern San Juan Mountains near the Colorado state line. Explore Los Pinos River Ranch

TENNESSEE/ARKANSAS BIG GAME HUNTING RANCHES FOR SALE

Island 34
Lauderdale County, Tennessee | 2,549 Acres
Island 34 offers exceptional whitetail deer hunting across ±2,549 acres in Tennessee’s Deer Management Unit 1, in the heart of the Mississippi River Delta. A mosaic of tillable farmland, mature timber, wetlands, and sloughs supports an abundant whitetail population. Approximately 51% of the property is timbered, with mature pecan, cottonwood, silver maple, willow, and oak trees, some more than 160 years old. Extensive habitat development has added 1,200 newly planted oaks, switchgrass buffers, and 150 acres of food plots planted in corn, clover, and winter wheat, while non-graveled roads are seeded in winter wheat for additional forage. Fourteen strategically located deer stands, including four premium box stands and 10 two-person ladder stands, give hunters established positions across the island’s mix of timber, food plots, and agricultural ground. Explore Island 34

Pecan Point
Tipton County, Tennessee and Mississippi County, Arkansas | 2,549 Acres
Pecan Point offers an exceptional whitetail hunting experience across ±6,059.10 deeded acres spanning Arkansas’s Deer Zone 17 and Tennessee’s Deer Management Unit 1 in the Mississippi River Delta. Since 2015, the property has been managed for wildlife conservation and regulated hunting, with controlled and limited harvests and more than 18 strategic deer-hunting locations across the property. The whitetail management program has produced record-size bucks, with average bucks weighing approximately 250 pounds, including a Boone and Crockett buck measuring 190 inches and weighing 297 pounds. Across approximately 4,000 acres of hardwood timber and more than eight miles of Mississippi River frontage, a rut hunt can unfold through old fields, cropland, food plots, planted corridors, and timber, with increased daytime deer movement adding to the experience. Explore Pecan Point

TEXAS BIG GAME HUNTING RANCHES FOR SALE

Lazy C Ranch
Bandera County, Texas | 705 Acres
Lazy C Ranch offers a diverse big game hunting experience across ±705 acres in Texas’s Deer Management Unit 7 South, supporting healthy populations of whitetail deer, axis, and aoudad. Native grassland meadows, diverse hardwood cover, dramatic ridgelines exceeding 2,000 feet, and a cypress-lined river bottom give hunters several kinds of ground to work across the Ranch. One mile of protected Sabinal River frontage and stock tanks for wildlife add water to the hunting landscape, while the Ranch’s 1-D-1 Wildlife exemption reflects its established wildlife-focused use. A hunt here can move from the hardwoods along the river into open grassland before climbing the ridgelines for a commanding view across the country below. Explore Lazy C Ranch

GEORGIA BIG GAME HUNTING RANCHES FOR SALE

Graham Pecan Farm
Leary, Georgia | 2,566 Acres
Graham Pecan Farm spans ±2,566 acres near Leary in Calhoun County, Georgia, where 1,125 acres of productive pecan orchard are complemented by 1,441 acres of timberland and bottomland, creating an excellent setting for whitetail deer hunting. Pecans provide a highly nutritious, energy-dense food source for whitetails, with fats and protein that can support body condition and antler development. Mature hardwoods along Chickasawhatchee Creek, mixed pine stands, natural wetlands, and orchard edges support abundant deer, with the secluded woodlands offering trophy whitetail potential. A morning hunt can take a hunter through creekside timber and along the orchard edges before returning to the headquarters of a working 1,125-acre pecan farm. With a manager’s residence and two tenant residences, the Farm is well equipped for owners and guests to enjoy the property during deer season. Explore Graham Pecan Farm 

Wahachee Creek Farm
Elberton, Georgia | 1,778 Acres
Wahachee Creek Farm covers ±1,778 acres near Elberton in Elbert County, Georgia, with 877 acres of mature timber and 901 acres of open agricultural ground creating an exceptional setting for whitetail deer hunting. The wooded acreage provides sanctuary and natural movement routes for whitetails, while the surrounding fields offer feeding areas during early morning and evening hours. More than a mile of Wahachee Creek and 16.5 acres of ponds add water and habitat across the Farm, and additional food plots could be developed within the timber. For an owner who enjoys the work behind a successful deer property, Wahachee Creek offers enough ground to scout cover, plan habitat improvements, and manage a large private hunting tract. Explore Wahachee Creek Farm

Mann Creek Retreat
Tallapoosa, Georgia | 319 Acres
Set on ±319 acres eight miles north of Tallapoosa in Haralson County, Georgia, Mann Creek Retreat features mature hardwood forests, more than 40 acres of pasture, and abundant water that create a varied setting for deer hunting. Deer are abundant across the property, while more than two miles of Mann Creek frontage and a private 14-acre lake add substantial water and habitat across the Retreat. A network of roads and trails provides convenient access through the timber and open pasture by vehicle, side-by-side, horseback, or foot. After a morning in the woods, hunters can return to the 22,000 sqft lodge overlooking the lake, where 40 en-suite bedrooms, a commercial kitchen, and expansive gathering areas make the Retreat especially well-suited for hosting family and friends. Explore Mann Creek Retreat

Spivey Farm
Valdosta, Georgia | 657 Acres
Spivey Farm comprises ±657 acres just 3.5 miles east of Valdosta, Georgia, with ±498 acres of planted pine and ±138 acres of hardwood bottoms providing excellent habitat for whitetail deer. The pine plantation supplies cover and edge habitat, while timber along the river provides bedding areas and reliable water sources. Well-developed roads provide convenient access throughout the property, with numerous hunting locations where the two meet. Explore Spivey Farm 

4W Farm
Coweta County, Georgia | 112 Acres
Situated 10 minutes from downtown Newnan in Coweta County, Georgia, 4W Farm is a ±112-acre property where gently rolling Piedmont terrain, managed pine stands, open fields, and Golden Creek frontage create a thoughtfully developed setting for whitetail deer hunting. Strategically placed deer stands give hunters established setups across the Farm, while miles of internal trails provide convenient access through its mix of pine, field, and creek habitat. Golden Creek enhances wildlife habitat, adding another natural feature to a property already developed around the sporting lifestyle. After a morning in the stand, hunters can return to the newly constructed five-bedroom home, where the swimming pool, outdoor kitchen, and fire pit provide a comfortable place to spend time with family and guests. Explore 4W Farm 

Mansfield North
Newton County, Georgia | 112.5 Acres
Mansfield North totals ±112.5 acres just north of Mansfield in Newton County, Georgia, where open pasture, mature oak timber, and a small pond create natural habitat and travel routes for a healthy population of whitetail deer. The combination of open pasture and hardwood cover gives hunters different options across the Farm, while the pond adds water and wildlife habitat. Less than an hour from both Atlanta and Athens, Mansfield North is especially convenient for a morning or weekend hunt while still offering a distinctly rural setting. Explore Mansfield North

Spring Lake Farm
Newton County, Georgia | 46 Acres
Located 15 minutes south of Covington in Newton County, Georgia, Spring Lake Farm covers ±46.2 acres where open pastures, wooded creek frontage, and four spring-fed ponds totaling approximately five acres create rich wildlife habitat for whitetail deer frequently observed on the property. The Farm includes 1,200 feet of West Bear Creek frontage lined with mature hardwoods, adding wooded cover and a strong riparian element to the hunting setting. A morning hunt can take a hunter from the open pasture into the hardwood-lined creek frontage before returning to the 6,000 sqft home, giving Spring Lake a comfortable and convenient deer-hunting retreat less than an hour from Atlanta. Explore Spring Lake Farm

Coming Soon in Georgia

M&E Farms
Ruckersville, Elbert County, Georgia | 1,265 Acres
M&E Farms is an established high-fence property managed for trophy white-tailed deer. The property features a well-appointed seven-bedroom lodge, a separate owner’s residence, a dove field, quail courses, and waterfowl hunting, all within minutes of Richard B. Russell Lake. Contact Jon Callaghan for more info.

SOUTH CAROLINA BIG GAME HUNTING RANCHES

Hunter Run Farm
Chesterfield, South Carolina | 216.65 Acres
Hunter Run Farm offers quality deer hunting across ±216.65 acres in South Carolina’s Game Zone 4, where rolling pine forests and approximately 15 acres of wetlands and natural sloughs create a varied hunting landscape. The property supports a healthy resident deer population, backed by conservation-minded and intentional habitat management. A hunter can move from the pine cover into the wetter slough and wetland edges, giving hunters more than one type of cover to work within a manageable footprint. With established habitat work already in place and the flexibility to enhance it further, Hunter Run offers a strong foundation for continued deer management. Explore Hunter Run Farm