Success stories
We anticipate another great turkey season for 2023
Turkey hunting at the ranch is as good as it gets anywhere. Our hunters are telling us that they can relax and take their time to choose the right bird.
There are still openings for the spring 2023 Turkey season
Don't hesitate to contact us for the spring 2023 turkey season we still have openings and lots of birds. The toms are aggressively calling and responding to calls.
Testimonials
If you are a beginner or a veteran Turkey Hunter or want to spend special time with family this is the ranch you want to hunt. During my 2018 Turkey hunt at the Mendine Ranch a had multiple opportunities for several large Toms and was able to harvest this beautiful Merriam Gobbler. With the beautiful scenery, large number of birds and great people I will be back next year!
Paul W.
Fountain Colorado
Testimonials
Fantastic Elk and Mule Deer hunting! Mike and Brian have done a great job cultivating a prime hunting experience. It is ideal for hunters with lower mobility and also for more active and mobile hunters. Not only is the hunting very target rich, Mike and Brian are great guys and go above and beyond to insure a memorable experience. They truly make your success and memories a top priority. You may arrive at camp as a client but you'll leave as a friend. This was our second visit to the ranch and we're already planning next years trip! Can't wait to get back!
-Keynan Gibson
Owasso, Oklahoma
The turkeys are strutting
With prime turkey habitat, the birds are in the pastures and looking for some company during the breeding season. Come on by and try your hand at calling in that big old tom.
FAQs
Are spring or fall turkey tags available for over the counter sales, or do I have to apply for a draw tag?
Yes both spring and fall turkey tags are available for over the counter sales and each hunter can get 1 tag for spring and one tag for fall seasons.
How do agricultural crops help hunting success?
Agricultural crops are major food sources and as a result the wildlife will find the crops and help themselves to whatever they want which in turn costs farmers and ranches in lost revenue. Hunting over agricultural crops is allowed under Colorado law.