Merriams Turkey Hunts South Dakota

Merriams Turkey Hunts South Dakota can be Incredible!

South Dakota already has a great reputation for some the world’s best pheasant hunting, but many hunters are beginning to find out that they can go to South Dakota for some GREAT Merriams Turkey Hunts. South Dakota allows two birds per season.

Small hunting camp with a high success. Bring your bow or shotgun!
Clients from around the country tell us that this outfitter has the most turkeys they have ever seen! Their team of guides are prepared to take you on your quest for a big boss TOM! All of these Merriam’s turkey hunts are conducted on a 2×1 basis. The guides are all excellent callers and have the latest in blinds and decoys. In fact they have the best decoys in the industry… full-body mounts designed to be transported from truck to hunting area with ease. You have never seen turkeys decoy to any set-up like they do with these “custom stuffers”!

Hunters really enjoy the fact that they can hunt all day in South Dakota and most hunters spend mornings and afternoons in blinds with custom decoy set-ups, but if you’re in good physical condition be prepared for some of the best spot-stalk-and call hunting you have ever seen. Another plus on these Merriam’s turkey hunts is the option to take a second bird.

This Outfitter limits their turkey hunters to only twelve per year during the first two weeks of the season, and The last 2 out of 3 years has seen a success rate of 100%. Most hunters took a second bird as well.

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Food & Lodging:
Your home for Merriams Turkey Hunts in South Dakota is little cabin so you can take a hot shower and enjoy the TV after a long day of turkey hunting. They like to do steaks on the grill along with all the fixings, including wild game appetizers. Their turkey-nuggets (secret recipe) are amazing.

The Destination:
Along the Missouri River in South Dakota there are many large cattle ranches. These ranches feed all winter giving the turkeys a constant food source all winter. Once spring rolls around the birds gorge on multiple food sources. If you have never hunted in South Dakota you will be amazed at how few people reside here. Most hunters are amazed that this sparse region supports such a vast and large population of wildlife. In addition to turkeys the area has excellent populations of mule deer, whitetail deer, sharp-tailed grouse, coyotes, and prairie dogs… and of course, pheasants.