HCU Bison Hunt BI567 South Dakota

Bison

Hunt BI567

SOUTH DAKOTA BISON HUNTS ONLY $2750
This 62,000-acre South Dakota ranch became Hollywood famous when the movie “Dances with Wolves” starring Kevin Costner was filmed here. The ranch has been owned and run by the same family for generations and they were also instrumental in preventing the buffalo population from extinction.

They offer a “trophy meat hunt” for a 3-year old bull suitable for mounting, yet the meat is still palatable. You get the complete animal for $2,750 and are allowed to use archery gear, muzzleloaders or rifles for this hunt.

“Trophy bull” hunts are available and these old bulls average 5 to 7 years in age and 70% make the SCI record book, but are poor table fare. Hunters get the head, hide and skull, no meat. Meat can be purchased at the ranch.

They guide the hunter and transport the buffalo back to the ranch headquarters, where they skin and quarter the animal. Actual butchering and freezing can be done at local butcher shops for an additional charge. Most hunts are taken from October to the end of December. There are about 3,500 head of bison on the ranch, with about 200 to 300 mature bulls. Fly into Sioux Falls and rent a car to Pierre.

Dave Rankin and his good bison.

Doug Steinkruger with his nice bison.

Bob Altemus with a nice bison.

Rege Porter with a nice bison.

Henry Stanick with his bison.

Otis Asal with his good bison.

	Bison Hunt BI567 SOUTH DAKOTA BISON HUNTS ONLY $2750 This 62,000-acre South Dakota ranch became Hollywood famous when the movie “Dances with Wolves” starring Kevin Costner was filmed here. The ranch has been owned and run by the same family for generations and they were also instrumental in preventing the buffalo population from extinction. They offer a “trophy meat hunt” for a 3-year old bull suitable for mounting, yet the meat is still palatable. You get the complete animal for $2,750 and are allowed to use archery gear, muzzleloaders or rifles for this hunt. “Trophy bull” hunts are available and these old bulls average 5 to 7 years in age and 70% make the SCI record book, but are poor table fare. Hunters get the head, hide and skull, no meat. Meat can be purchased at the ranch. They guide the hunter and transport the buffalo back to the ranch headquarters, where they skin and quarter the animal. Actual butchering and freezing can be done at local butcher shops for an additional charge. Most hunts are taken from October to the end of December. There are about 3,500 head of bison on the ranch, with about 200 to 300 mature bulls. Fly into Sioux Falls and rent a car to Pierre. Dave Rankin and his good bison. Doug Steinkruger with his nice bison. Bob Altemus with a nice bison. Rege Porter with a nice bison. Henry Stanick with his bison. Otis Asal with his good bison.