Cascade Ranch Outfitters

Cascade Ranch Outfitters operates one of Southern Oregon's most exclusive sporting properties. Situated near Lake Creek in the Cascade Mountains, the ranch spans over 100,000 acres of working cattle land mixed with thriving wildlife habitat—rolling hills, oak groves, and coniferous forest where Black Tail Deer, Rocky Mountain Wapiti, Black Bear, Mountain Lion, Coyote, and Bobcat roam freely.

The ranch traces its roots to the 1850s, when seventeen families traveled the Oregon Trail and settled in what became Lake Creek. In the early 1970s, founder Glen Jackson consolidated five large ranches and their water rights to create the current operation. That same era saw Jackson work with Oregon Fish and Game to introduce Rio Grande Turkeys to Southern Oregon—a population that grew from just 20 breeding birds 60 years ago to the robust flocks found throughout the state today.

An extensive irrigation system built in the 1960s creates productive trout and bass fishing throughout the property, with an intricate network of ditches and reservoirs feeding multiple fisheries.

Property access is restricted to club members, but Cascade Ranch Outfitters maintains a hand-curated online store featuring:

• •Clothing – Heritage outdoor wear
• •Accessories – Field-tested gear
• •Gear & Optics – Scopes, rangefinders, and sight systems
• •Cartridge Boards – Ammunition displays and reference

"With an eye for craftsmanship and a deep appreciation for authenticity, we aim to offer wares from the best companies based on source materials used, manufacturing techniques, and historical leadership in their respective fields."

Cascade Ranch Outfitters focuses on quality over volume. They carry only brands that demonstrate genuine commitment to heritage, manufacturing integrity, and field performance. Their selections are based on historical significance, artistic merit, and technical value—not margin.

The Sporting Gentry Club membership provides exclusive access to the ranch itself, where members can hunt, fish, hike, and enjoy off-road recreation on some of Southern Oregon's most productive wildlife habitat.