Description

We offer several options for this adventure. We have a package for someone who wants to learn how to e-scout, and do the rest for themselves, all the way up to a full-on butchering and cooking class. This hunt can include long hikes, dragging deer, getting into and out of tree stands, trimming shooting lanes and moving large pieces of brush. It can also include a short walk from the road across an open field. The level of difficulty on this hunt is truly up to the guest.

Gear & Equipment

Clothing appropriate for the time of year – early September can be very warm, November can be very cool, January is always very cold.

Weapon Details

Bow, rifle, shotgun, or muzzle loader, we have seasons for all weapons.

Terms & Conditions

Safety is our number 1 priority. How to Hunt Outfitters is here to help new hunters learn how to hunt and have fun doing so. However, the Guide reserves the right to, at any time, cancel or cut short a hunt, without reimbursement, if safety becomes an issue. Fifty-percent deposit required 30 days before this hunt. Refundable if canceled 7 days prior.

Camp/Accommodations

Guide will meet the guest at the designated DNR Public land access point, help them get to their primary hunting location, and then the guide will leave the hunter there. Guide will touch base every couple hours, for as long as hunter wants to stay, and pick the hunter up, and return them to their lodging. We recommend that for the How to Hunt Experience on this, the guest plan to stay at least 3 days.

Permit & Tag Application Process

Hunter's Safety Required Wisconsin Deer License Required Guide will help with these once primary areas to hunt are determined

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