Indiana Hunting Ranch Review
Indiana Trophy Whitetail Hunting Ranch
Backwoods Preserve Whitetails in Indiana offers both Outfitter Free-Ranging and Hunting Ranch Trophy Whitetail Hunts. At Backwoods Preserve, the bucks have been roaming the brush for over 20 years, and they offer a hunting experience you'll remember for a lifetime. They got into the deer industry in 1998 then establish their trophy whitetail hunting ranch. With ponds, pine forests, hardwood trees, and rolling hills, they provide a hunting adventure designed to meet or surpass your expectations. Visit them and enjoy exceptional Indiana trophy whitetail deer hunts at Backwoods’ hunting preserve.
They host only one group at a time, ensuring that you receive the personalized trophy whitetail deer hunting experience you deserve. During all their Indiana guided deer hunts, they help judge and field score your trophy buck to meet or exceed your expectations. Whether you prefer one-on-one guided hunt or a two-on-one experience for families or friends who want to hunt together, they've got you covered. They can accommodate family groups, up to six hunters, and are fully equipped to host corporate hunts as well.
Their Indiana trophy whitetail deer hunts begin with breakfast and an introduction to your whitetail guides, followed by a discussion of the game plan for the morning hunt. Depending on the deer hunter's preference, hunters can walk to their hunting blinds, while others can use an ATV. If walking long distances isn't feasible, just let them know—their ATVs are ready to take you directly to your blind. Most of their hunts take place in box blinds, though they also have ladder stands available. If hunters prefer, they're welcome to bring a climber or lock-on stand. While they prefer to use box blinds and ladder stands, they’ll always accommodate the hunter's comfort.
Once whitetail deer hunters are settled in their blind, they can sit back, relax, sip their coffee, and watch the sunrise over the hardwoods and pines. Hunters might find themselves overlooking a hillside that slopes down toward a pond filled with geese, envisioning their trophy whitetail buck walking along the water’s edge. Alternatively, deer hunters could be waiting in a hardwood funnel, anticipating their buck’s arrival. Their box blinds allow for some movement, helping hunters stay comfortable throughout the experience.
Occasionally, they’ll engage in spot-and-stalk whitetail deer hunts if the situation is right, and the hunter is interested. Hunters will hunt over food plots and among the woods' cover. At midday, hunters take a break for a light lunch, giving them time to relax before heading back out for the evening hunt. Whether hunters prefer using a rifle, bow, crossbow, or muzzleloader, they’ll be ready for the next phase of the adventure.
After hunters have harvested their trophy whitetail deer, the guide will handle skinning, cleaning, and quartering it for the hunter to take home. If needed, they can arrange for a meat processor and taxidermist to prepare the hunters' meat and mount the hunter's trophy to their specifications.
All trophy whitetail deer hunting ranch hunts last three days and are guided one-on-one, running from September 1st through March 1st. In addition, Backwoods’ hunting preserve offers five-day free-range whitetail deer hunting trips across thousands of leased acres.
Indiana Spring Turkey Hunting
At Backwoods’ hunting preserve, the ponds, pine forests, hardwoods, and rolling hills create an ideal habitat for their trophy whitetail deer. But that's not all—they also offer exhilarating Spring turkey hunting in Indiana during April and May. Their turkey hunts are both guided and semi-guided and can be tailored to the duration of the hunters’ stay, whether hunting solo or with a group. Additionally, they can arrange extra hunting activities, such as a half or full day pheasant hunt or a challenging 100-target sporting clay course, available for an additional fee.
