Schuerman Ranch

Schuerman Ranch started as a homestead around 1900 and has operated as a working cattle ranch ever since. In 1980, the family opened portions of the property to guided hunting without abandoning their livestock operation.

The ranch spans 1,300 acres across the Selkirk mountain range in northeast Washington. You can hunt via:

• •Stalking through varied terrain
• •Stand hunting from established positions
• •Drives coordinated with guides

Most of the ranch is accessible by road, and hunts are customized based on your preference and physical ability. The operation keeps hunter numbers intentionally low to maintain hunt quality.

David and Larry Schuerman—the latest generation—run the operation. They grew up on the property and know the wildlife habitat intimately. Field dressing and game harvesting are part of the package.

Washington State hunting license and tag required for whitetail

• •Location: Northeast Washington, Selkirk Mountains
• •Terrain: 1,300 acres, mostly road-accessible