Wenzel's Pheasant Hills Lodge
Wenzel's Pheasant Hills Lodge operates guided hunts across 5,000 private acres near Wessington Springs, South Dakota. Unlike preserve hunts with pen-raised birds, these are wild pheasant over open country with experienced guides and hunting dogs. Pheasant Hunts - Daily limit hunts with guides, dogs,...
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Wenzel's Pheasant Hills Lodge operates guided hunts across 5,000 private acres near Wessington Springs, South Dakota. Unlike preserve hunts with pen-raised birds, these are wild pheasant over open country with experienced guides and hunting dogs.
- •Pheasant Hunts - Daily limit hunts with guides, dogs, and lodging included
- •Waterfowl - Fall duck and goose hunts on private water with decoys and blinds
- •Deer - Five-day hunts for whitetail or mule deer on the property
- •Thermal Predator & Prairie Dog - Three-day hunts combining prairie dogs by day, coyotes by night
The lodge sleeps up to 30 overnight guests and includes:
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Bar & Lounge | Full service, relaxed atmosphere |
| Rec Areas | Pool, arcade games, golf simulator |
| Kitchens | Three full kitchens for meal prep |
| Ranges | Skeet range and 1,000-yard rifle range |
Wenzel's customizes packages for corporate retreats, family reunions, birthday celebrations, and team-building events. Guided hunts pair with the on-site facilities so groups spend time together while the lodge handles logistics.
Hunting success is consistent—groups regularly hit daily pheasant limits. One group of 17 took 153 pheasants in three days.
"The birds were wild as the lies told around the dinner table after the hunt. It really makes things interesting hunting wild pheasant at your ranch after so many years of hunting pen raised birds on preserves." — Paul Bordman, Austin, Texas
"We have hunted from Kansas to South Dakota walking in on public land over the years and have never seen the amount of wild pheasant as we did here!" — Tyler Hart, Williamston, Michigan