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South Dakota Access
Mitchell, SD
•5.0 (7 reviews)
•South Dakota Access coordinates hunts across 25+ private ranches totaling around 250,000 acres, plus tribal hunts on 4 of 9 Lakota reservations covering roughly 4 million acres. They handle the logistics so you focus on the hunt. Deer (rifle and archery) Antelope (rifle and archery) Upland birds (ph...
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South Dakota Access coordinates hunts across 25+ private ranches totaling around 250,000 acres, plus tribal hunts on 4 of 9 Lakota reservations covering roughly 4 million acres. They handle the logistics so you focus on the hunt.
- •Deer (rifle and archery)
- •Antelope (rifle and archery)
- •Upland birds (pheasant, grouse)
- •Turkey
- •Bison
- •Prairie dogs
- •Walleye fishing (Missouri River near Pollock)
- •Cast and blast adventures (grouse and trout in the Black Hills)
In 2024, they posted a 90% opportunity rate and 85% fill rate on mature deer and antelope across all weapons and species.
They don't mix camps—your group stays separate. 80% of clients return within 2 years, which says something about the experience.
Walleye charters run $600 for a full day (up to two anglers) plus $100 per additional person. You'll fish out of a well-appointed Lund 219 Pro-V GL with Justin Kappes, one of the state's top walleye guides. Bait and equipment provided.
The Black Hills cast-and-blast (grouse and trout) runs $1,400/person for 3 days, with lodge, cabin, or hotel options available.
Missouri River kayak tours and ranch experiences launching this year.
Non-resident licensing: Small game permit $142, habitat stamp $25. Fishing licenses $80/year or $45 for 3 days.
- •Contact: Chad Cadwell at 239-210-1191 or 605-770-6322 | [email protected] | 2501 Anthony Ave., Mitchell, SD 57301